davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-08-03
Bedroom suites =diiscounted

$sss- suite, .$2S-Anserican: --walnut;; !;
William and Mary design: Vanity case,
dresser ehiforette and bed -
S3e5 suitey SzsF-ofd ivory, Queen Anne
-. design, Large dresser, -ehiforette, toilet
table and bod =:
SEQ suite, .Sls6.66;= walnut; empire de-
sign Dresser. ehiHohier, toilet table and
bed. - ---.s--
sos suHe,::--$4Is.33-burl walnut; Louis
XVI design; vanity, case, dresser, ehiffoT-
ette and bow-end bed "a =
$z55 suits,-SIz .5O-walnut, mahogany
or ivory finishes ;, twin beds, semi-vanity
case with long mirror and two swinging
mirrors, dresser and .ehiffonier..
Evening star., 1921-08-03

suite, $Hs.6z-Queea Anne. de-.
sign, mahogany dresser, ehiForette, toilet
- table and doublesbed;
. : = =. =. :. -.. - .-.---..ss,-.,--.s.s~s.
$3.50 suite, ss4z.s .so-old eory6uish; full.
size vanity. table, dresser ssehiaorette and
: double bed .s<.s:.z -
= .; - - = : =. = - -.
sso5 suite: $s1d;- Queen s-Aane =deslsu;
mahogany buffet, extension table, grilled
china. cabinet and serving table. -.
s6zs suite, $50 :a.slnsrt=yaai<yss ease,
:.dEesssr, ehiferette md bow::end.bed in ar
~.
Evening star., 1921-08-03
Living room suites


SIS suite. $s1-settee, arm chair and
rocker with rnahogany-hnished frames;
spring seats tapestry covered.
$6As suite, $3ss.sO-overstuffed, with
''loose cushions and pillow arms -dsven=~
port Tapestry upholstered.
$3.50 suite, $685. .413-pieee bed davenport.
suite funaed oak, upholstered in brown
Spanish nauleskin. =: -. -. :.
$zs5 suite, s1so-esns, suite. .Queeh<Anne.
design. with ..tspestry upholstered spring
slor suite. so7.ss-reed fiber settee, arm
chair and rocker: spring seat, eretonnefeov--
cred cushions. =. ....s
$3.50 suite, $500 -oveestuffed; tapestry
covered davsnportS-srm chair, aHdssroeksr.
$s6s cane, suite, $7es-frames are ma
hesapy-hnish tapestry or. mulberry velour
covered settee:: arm chair or rocker spring
$l6a75 suite, .3l-settee,sa arm ;el.air
and rocker with dane panel backs, Tapes
try seats. - - :,
Evening star., 1921-08-03
:pi11ii,g<roon1l,.sIIites

1yt111lS . I10Slna Is s49ilee i9ilee
: sssz suite zssz5s7o =Nalrutz y ehippendaie
!. design: Serving; ess. round
;:etension table, a4ifroisd sbuHst Balr:aud
elax feet. csethie. .pedinaep t:tsp
,:-+E i -. .,.~-
.sSl4 4.pieee suite, 'sssds 70 o-Arnerican
: wsnut, -chippendsles design; 6oineh buffet,
oblons- extension table. inelosed; server
---,- and grihed china cabinet. :. 's
: = X h.: 5. -
sos 4.Piese suife,s -..sltistic- xal.
nut: buffet ssteasien china .eabiAet
and serving tabge: :. -----~-
ss7s, suite, 1888 .ss Queen Anne suite in
walnut or nal ahogany; ,buHet extension
, table, china cabinet aid server;
slzz:zs,. suite, ..set..44-- TUNED oaks buffet.
china ..eshinet 4: serving aud 3; extension
:; table: :: -: = :: ~.
sloQ suite: $l5o. %. .ffun,ed.Qr golden oak
buffet, china cabinet, extension and, serv-
ing .tab(ez- - r =
-s-.->e ~-..rS 49,
Evening star., 1921-08-03

Do not abandon your. cat or dog.
brigg 1t to the WASHINGTON
ANIMAL RESCUE. LEAGUE, SO
Maryland Avenue S.W,. orr TeIe.
phone Main S0SS.
Evening star., 1921-08-03

will come to Washington the middle
OF August, where-col. Sirmyer- will
go to the general staff college. Col.
and Mrs. Sirmyer have been at Fort
Ethan Allen, VT
Evening star., 1921-08-03

:: Thisis the brief story
of our advance sale Of
new. fall footwear.
Come, and see the new
s4Ytes:::---
Evening star., 1921-08-03

return to their home. on Wyoming
avenue. tomorrow from Lancaster.
Ohio. accompanied by the latter's sis-
ter. Miss Grace Dobson walker, and
Miss Rebecea, La, Fever. swope pr
and Mrs. Swope made the trip to
Ohio and back BY motor
Evening star., 1921-08-03

Each piece of firnitnre is hckeed regular price,
plusa special sale ticket showing discount of
Below list typical examples showing how discount
operates ~. go: 80.
Evening star., 1921-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs woodbury. Blair enter
tainted at dinner last. evening at Beach
Holm their villa. at Newport, r. l.
Evening star., 1921-08-03

Maj. and Mrs. Patrick j. o'shaush-
messy, accompanied. by Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Lincoln of this city. have
gone to New York, where they are
at the Hotel Astor for several. days
Evening star., 1921-08-03

Col and MRS. Edgar A. sirmyer
Evening star., 1921-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul -simons. who
recently returned from Peru. and have
been at their camp on St. Regis lake,
have returned to their Newport villa.
Evening star., 1921-08-03

ssy-..Saxss
!. n1,eaHa avSAsSsSa,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09

Just Punching the Bag
Pinsey Mitchell PIeases Bugs in His Debut
By ". O. Mcclellan

The Mitchell Family Of Milwaukee, right puhri-
udinou Pinkey MITCHELL bean OF the
Jackson idol Of the Bronx Butonho Makers
favorable money fght
and Willie Jackson practically Pnkey
the fifteen rounds
Pnkey lightweight limit very fragile but
proved deceitful piny took
and hard punches middle
cool workranke he
ervor than would be
which shows that Pinkey : Il thinking
In Pinkey lightweight
champion While he really
weerweigh kept trained
has future in the nerweight division when he fills
The Milwaukee boy has fairly solid punch,
satisfaction Of Jackson yher he landed
This too will Pnkey older He weny
and remembered that
Benny Leonard develop a knockout walop
Pnkey should be popular
Makers who betting Pnkey would listening
cuckoo clock before the end OF They asking for
after paying Of
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09

Pnkey seconds almos- course
OF
and they forced
gallons Of it between his teeth They he
brook goldfish the mus
have glls concealed about HIM
reminded drowned him
out OF the fight Dick lyand
in warm section while Fyland
Colma small just day
cold hyland OF day bu,
Cross was shlvering from the he ring
scheduled for was IN THAI
past decade where the boxghter had
IN the gate receipts Cross hed opening anc
came to his with his fog
One OF seconds Immediately water because se,
70 be
In the second Leach lips from the cold
and the drenching He nm
on brandy and Jamaica ginger He ept
when he collapsed Whatever he had Hyanc
drowned and Leach not the first ,x.-
who has bon eased 70 the 8id. BY IVORY tpned
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Miss Morgan. Promoter

Just before tire Jasor}iehea Homph4- Tie human
shor' announced that net Friday the Leonard
staged y MISS Anne Morgan the world
Woman pf promoter hls announcement
galleries than either oi the TWO boxers
The cordially with only woman promoter va
received indicate circles VIII crowd wai
street III the rush for tickets Miss Morgan proceeds Of wh
VIII go toward the restoration France
for the boxers Leonard Me or
prices Tor seats at this exhibition
Inc last time that Leonard and Mitchell lightweight champion
spilled the Milwaukee lad the rir he shou
e aOle to sIA MIN ag But that interest
mere are pentH VINO would repeated
ectaton OF seeing Knockout Mss what the
promoters would cal good match drawing
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09

II ". Dickson Cunningham had to
bsw IN defeat not 50 Win William
Cunningham. pere, the present aal un-
defeated champion of Andalusia and
.ts Island os Nsp Nj Cunn;ugh-,a
wen. o4t On the courts i'm the Cla>a :
division srG vanQu.shed T. f.. Jtar1
clubmate. ~ straight sets, by score
X 81 t-S- Il is more than fsw
vears since the senior member Of tire
House o. Cunningham hooked up with
re veterans. but the Andalus an
ham 7ior stiil swings mean ard
crafty racquet.
There were twelve men entered III
Zach division Of tho singles and this
number. In tne Class 4 division, had
hsen reduced 20 eight survivors when
ne las. match or the dav had been
marked ur or tre board Only TWO
matches were finished n the Class B
DIVISION. including Father BIZ Cum
u.ngaan. spectacular victory. The
.ou~ramert viii run or at leisure here
after with matches being played &C
ord nc 20 the convenience OF tie con-
-erdsrs
Anderson. who is just over the junior
age iIrii-. demonstrated his superiority
oye- ClrrinE Eham junior IN no uncer-
AN merrer. The Brooklyn youth was
s last as streak on his feet. and his
~oIevi1E ana smashing we're aiways
isel 4-eressively as he came running
a for the net position, smothering
tcrnir -rar. IS re-grns as ne closed in.
la tee opening set Anderson's oD-
rorent va U..er'y unable to make
any seadway agains. the champion.
3r- IN che second Sc he made q far
more ev-n struggle OF the match, eGg-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Poly Prep's Captain
Beats Jamaica Six

Poly Prep Of Brooklyn opened its
hockey season yesterday afternoon by
defeating the SIX Of the Jamaica High
School II Queens by score OF > 10 l.
The hrst half ended to in favor os
the Dyker Heights boys. Captain Fsrah,
Poly's center scored four goal
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Cunningham Fails TO Capture
Set on 9TH Regiment Courts
j welve Men Entered in Each Division and in
Class \ Eight Survivors Remain as Result of
TIE Days Play; Tourney to Run at Leisure

annual championship lawn of -th Reg
Club began the
representative list starting play Frank Anderson
champio of the entrants
match ". Dickson
straight He looks Ike to win the
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
S. 5. Celtic Soccer
Team Earns a Tie
With Ricl1nondClub

After docking only at noon with no
time IN which to recover their land
legs. the soccer players representing
the S. S. Celtic, OF the White Star
Line, faced the Richmond Comfy Foot
ball Club, second in the series Of the
Field Club League, at Woodside i. +
yesterday afternoon, and succeeds ir
making q tie Of al up-niIl struggle
against the Staten islanders. The hnal
score was %.
Liddes, of pass By leahy scored
first for Richmond County after half
an hours play. Facing q deficit OF
10, the sailors started the second
half with courage undismayed.
The IirA-Nn:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Brennan Will Box " aiker

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 5. Hugh
Walker, Of Kansas City. and Ril nrcn-
nan. Of Chicago. viii meet in a twelve
round boxing contest AT Dnllas, Tex.
the night of January II. it was an
nouuced here TO-DAY
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Bate Beaten at iiock e,

LEWISTON. Ne, Jan s. Bos.a
Co,lege Won - opening hooeey gam
u the season .gom Bates today. .
feetrre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-11

AAm sesssan Coueh Remedy car
ga stz aaakhsfs Anra of q severe cold
snc eclg1 s fsw years arc and ever
siace then have newer missed "a oa~
pcrtnuttr IL rec2r.mend rAiS medicine
70 AH9one snfses az srosn throat or
lahr sTo11les. J csnnos spesk too
h'gRls in praise Of it~ xrs1es Mrs n
y SAe.lev. rayis iie NJ vi Chamber
lsan'S CoagA Remedy contains TO
narcotic and naay Ne giren ~ children
wa.s ner-feSt confidence II Is 3
pleasant sv~ea Sc they 40 not oAtecs
70 lax ng i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-11
$4,000 HOUSE BILL FOR
SCHOOL DID NOT PASS
Sure--n.sndsrf Wilson Points
Out Ysis Of Big Batch
q Educational
Measures

In rFsaig to n-Ie,aa H1Hs fsr
formation rsgart.ag Ha4s p
4isA A77ro1ria inc So 81 a
lie schools a Incorporated iav1s ,
beg II sdElse EAzs -As sars rat
become law IAls sH a2ssaz II
hoass VIII tAs smsrgs1sy. Ssrst
Bl Nc an 70 sAe sane -rpass
gassed the senate TAa senate -h
sccssszs1 lie AoDsa ON qassed !.
a .wo-cA-nas majority. II 4 ass8sss
1or u expect state Aaa .sr saho,1ls n
alco-Ha-ztea .1w1s.
Sea1se Rz- Nc. = -1aksrr avazas
s-Nss'te sor veak r-u-zsal ssAaals ,izss
e. Anl warrants VII De sen; -o ,As
csu1ty t-eAsurers z 4 fer d1ys
osAer Asns ki1led wsv IS ssl4ovs
Providing tor al eagcAnoaa, sus,
xey
v..Ali4ias ae teachers 7asso1
Law.
Making aa s9rrorr.ai,or ~ au1so-
lacates schools for tAe 1sxi svo wears
Providing for The attaching cs ts--
-11<sry 70 independent tseSy1x
frcv51lzE Eor AZ carter 6ais ta-
ta< eaetsion q. sAacsars
Proria-ng for indspeaae.t districts
to consolidate with ea-no7 scAoa
d3ss- CTS
8sils passed were as sal11ws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-11
DID SPIRIT uO\F
I.fRs NOT Ill Gil

l.ouaoa Apfi li-A woman APP
pears-e ia Totseaham police coarT 10
comalAi. asainss her acaa lanalosa' ;
ghost
Ths cay before he died. be sors-
ed notice "a me tAai woal6 have
70 gle ~ the premises she said
Every nisAs since lis spirit has re-
turned so sAe house insisting that I
leave Ill once
Magistrate cresn pon5eres for q
sAile Taen he said
Pay na asse-tion ~ ih4 spirit.
Tell Alm iAat As c@nnot esiet yoa
unless As frs makes application At
me oaanfF cols
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-11
c-URc- GIFTS 70 STARVING
CHINESE -c-aL 81 "A. IA,

View fork- A9I --s~ent1s s.sr. a.,
tosa45ng some = sa oSs have a,e.
ss1H 50 flhina ts- tie reHet Il -t.
famine victims II he No--hs- r-..
F1aesS t,y Amlea1ea1 ca1rc1 o~rs.
-Eafac1s inetuat1E Cashoases jew
'-'A-is-lan S1ss-iis.s and p-arsv
sTery F'rorestaat senrul-sss5.r s--
ooFa11s 10 rig1ras 1assaasses ar sbs
AMERICAN Connirt-e sor enas Pam
Inc Fund- O. ms su1- <sgl 1s--sl
has been se1t- u rs churches -h-ourh
tis con-ittAs- ths REMAINDER r-nr
direct 10 th4 1lss5ona-sas Il sbe
field
Tie 1Ersest csan1,zentior FORWARDED
terxsUgn the Committee so- a-r churrn
IS that raised s~ he P-assr-s-iars
fNor1h and Southg. .ota1fnv ssgi sgs-
g. Tie Methodist Episcopal church
South has forwarded sasgs-7 ss
ihrOuga he committee z-6 aa add
5oaal a-nounz apseaxl-.zt1ag kse go
as Aes1 sent drest In1sDaes ID sHs
aisi 7f ssa1 -s-ss -asse br .hs
-hnr~hsss z1s ias-1As srer 10 ne r2r-
aasts7s a. eoatTsssu5 ans t~eu twenty !
10 1issiaa l.o4ras e Protestant d. {
81 -ri-a1ic,ns
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THEATRES
POLLARD"
TODAY.

~AAs- rsr Festa-s s4c-t-,s
s-i7LEY wsScs II
~--E Ltw=Lic-7ER~
-e- t-.es. x1rrssx kwssx : gear
~-o-oe--i Eto-s -ezs rsses- <sas =.
psesse tot litte fSssk - So -
re rr,~--os
ksss FOX SUNSHINE CoWEcs
T-E 5@5s
S1-r isusHs -nsr q Sea xf.s- .ns
-sst sc-s w. ~ ~ --ss-s a.
e---e- - TIE ees- i-.e--s --e-t.
We De 'ess ~- nsse Z 4gxc =
,f-s TIE -AAsiIsNS si-,<-z
payers -s-ce-x E--ire -.s-c.
g --r9-z-- Asa az = .-e ~
e-eos ~@o ~r-e ~ -ae s-e~ iss-
rlsss- NJ oo-f-s 5a- --st t.is 3
cse eeE -s~sIisn corzzz-s oss-
ins y o.isno-s-
Prpres o-s p sr- - cer-s
co-e Ez-iy So 5esz Seats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-11

oae Br 81 military cemetery il
France lus' outs &c Baalos1e con-
.zlrs nearly l2esh graves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-11

l+F''s are zv1--E AZ zns car ss
ss-se1 q : S-aall i1azl expense, .,
rsaoing and Estz- Want Ads-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-11
Ptoas 1850
HIGH, AND
TODAY.

~s- "a s-ssr P-sar.
eEt7- N-f-E
-=E MOUNTAIN WOMAN
Tsraias ss-aasr sss-s- Nss rsss-
= $3.50 as ssaassr a. .ss, en-
'ass sPsss L -a.s s-.s-zs
~ siss
oHsE-'E o-se-iN
EASY STREET
ne ss- IS ~oncs-f.i ~
ss7 s. Ts- Ss--S -rss s -.
as say tH.s -isnssn6 Nsa o-,.-s..
- sc'-ne -. 3. ~a bs ,s,s.s
s-s- -asss- Ss-o.-.rs... .s
. H;ea 7s-s-.As1 sr5 ~a o,s-
s9'-1 '~'1 ~ssss ooas ss-ssst 1
-'ss n7~ -as-y es- - ~
q; Snsnss = ce-s - ss-. -
'as hzse ssi- tns --irhls-o -
ss sisias - a. cls t~it-d &
<e-t sse-soo-s scrirtt T-e 49,
@-S'iI'~@g soaa- Azs onl. 4.
,irnt - eseryare 4,
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i,eaae' Classified as Get Results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-11
TUESDAY

TUESDAY,
lsss Day -ers 80 TIE -z1s
Co-rsry- O. re s--e-r
Seiz-scs p-.--t
EUGENE oT5zlEs =
--6lloEc LES
e-sao Se~ rz-st Eu-- As,
z-sEEL COMEDY arg ScE.1r
2aoeee % 4 a. Eseri-1 ~7.A -
Scrsr7ns - 4 - c-ntx.
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Ereste5 4Ss7 tAs A.- sac
TaT'sr-;e1aeHt G. hs Nts TsE8e IL
4-s- 1EeNc7 uas as1e1 LAST Resk *
NGltF Eazle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-19
More Money Available for Vermont.

The sum Of money which some pa
pers quoted Thursday as S200O.O0O'
available for road work in Vermont
this year is in reality S2.l44 ,207.46, Of
which Vermont will have to expend ST.
or, 1878 for the year ending June,
1922. for this money Is a part OF the
federal aid project work Vermont en-.
tered into the arrangements by act Of
the session Of 1916 for period of five
wears and this is the fifth wear. The to-
tai sum from Vermont and the federal
government Il S2.4s4 .207 40, but there
has been expended from that sum thu,
far on federal aid work $4,000. leay
ing S2.l442O7 40 for expenditures this
year or little more than the Wash
ingtou story Of Thursday gave the
state credit for spending.
The contracts have been awarded
from year TO year so that the sum
viii be well nigh expended when the
fiscal year ends Possibly Vermont will
ret another 100000 for the Sells bills,
providing for that amount did not pass
the last Senate. although il Is expected
Il will be disposed Of early in the com
ing special session. This will be one
years appropriation Of $500 900 from
the federal government 10 be matched
by like sum from Vermont unless
The bill j. changed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-19
New Laws.

Giovernor Hartness has signed the
following bills;
II. l05. An act to amend section g.
1863 of the general laws, relating to the
taking OF black bass.
H. 100. An act to amend section s.
754 of the general laws, relating to the
commissioner of Industries.
H. 1871. An act to provide a uniform
law for the grading Of apples and to
repeal certain sections OF the general
laws, relating thereto.
II. 200. An act TO amend section B..
553 of the general laws, relating 10
legitimacy of the issue of annulled mar
riages, and to repeal section 1896 o:
the general laws.
H. 227. An act TO amend number lib
of the acts of 1910, authorizing the ex-
penditure Of certain sums of money by
the highway commissioner for the per-
manent Improvement of Sand Bar
bridge.
IT, 30s. An act in amendment of and
in addition to section 3,49l of the gem
eral laws, relating to license for sale
of trust estates and the investment
thereof.
H. 337. An act to amend section A..
05S of the general laws, relating to the
powers and duties of town managers.
II. 344. An act to amend section g.,
100 of the general laws, relating to the
vacation of adoption of minors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-19
GRANITEVILLE

Lovers of dancing eagerly await the
annual ball given under the auspices of
Mystic circle Monday, March 2S, in
gymnasium hall. Splendid dancing floor,
Norris & Suitor's orchestra. Refresh
ments. Watch The times for added at
fractions. Committee.-adv.
There will be summoned meeting
of Court Rob Roy, No. 9 March D, at
p. m. to elect delegates to attend tie
state convention and to elect finan-
cial secretary.
Catholic Order Of Foresters, atten-
ton! All Foresters will meet Sunday
morning at the convent at 1890 for the
purpose Of attending holy communion
in body Wear white gloves and
badges. Per order Theodore Lascor, rec.
sec.
The members Of the ladies' aid So
ciety and friends met in the church hall
Yesterday and tied five quilts. The So
ciety is also planning to hold an East
err sale of fancy articles and home
cooked food on Thursday evening,
March "a. Anyone wishing to donate
anything, such as doughnuts, cake,
rolls, bread or anything they wish,
please bring or send to the church hall
Thursday afternoon or evening.
The adjourned meeting of Robert
Emmett court, No. 564, will be held at
Miles ball Tuesday March 22. Bust
ness of Importance Per order Theodore
Lascor, rec. sec.
Dance at Gilbert's hall Friday, April
|. CAROLS orchestra.-ady..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-19
DOCTORS SAY CONSTIPATION
POIS0NS SYSTEM

The majority of people suffer from
constipation which poisons the whole
system and causes coated tongues, bad
headaches, foul breath in children
often results in high fever and actual
illness.
These conditions may be quickly
relieved by DR.. True's Elixir--the Fam
lily Laxative that has worked wonders
for men, women and children since 1881.
81 have great faith in your DR.,
Trues Elixir. give it to my boy, it
is doing him much good and ! would
not be without bottle for anything"
Mrs. Joseph Boyce Tracey Station,
n. b.
You know the symptoms of chronic
constipation--sou stomach, belching,
bad breath, heavy dull eyes, constant
headaches, and general out .of.sorts
feeling. DR.. True's Elixir will help you.
ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-19
WOMEN ORGANIZED.
State Dental Assistants Have Society
of Their Own.

Rutland, March l0--The state den
tai convention, which had been in ses-
sion here this week, closed Yesterday,
with election of officers and the trans
action of unfinished business.
Many speakers from outside the
state gave addresses and there was
large exhibit of dental supplies.
A new organization was formed in
connection with the convention, the
Vermont State Dental Assistants as
sociation, which elected the following
officers Thursday: President, Miss
Irene Quigley, Rutland vice president,
Catherine Dryer, Rutland; secretary
and treasurer, Miss Mary O'Brien, Ben
nngton: executive committee, Miss
Edith Washington of Brattleboro, Miss
Helen Slaftery of Bellows Falls. A
number of these assistants were pres
ent at the meetings of the dental as
ISOLATION.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-19
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
Free Trial of a Method That Anyone
Can Use Without Discomfort
or Loss Of Time.

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expense No matter whether your case Il
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whether IL Is present as occasional or chronic
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We especially want to send It to those
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-19
Warning for City Meeting
To Be Held April !, IeaI.

The legal voters 81 the City Of Barre.
VI, are hereby notified and warned to
meet in tho City Hall. CITY Of Barre.
VI. on Friday. April ! 1921. a. 1880
y. m. 10 transact the following bust
ness:
First: To elect q moderator 10 pre-
side 81 said meeting
second. To -ee what salary the Citv
win vote to paw the City CLERK and
Treasurer for his ssrvinss the ensuing
year.
Thud. To sec vha' ,-ompen-atiou
the CITY will vote 20 pay the Alder
men. Auditors. and Assessors feT tbeIr
service the ensuing year
Fourth rs ~ IL the CITY VII vote
sun Of money Tor the support Of the
CITY Hospital ard u -. hos murh
Fifth To Do any othcT proper bslsi-
uess that nav B. iutrodured-
DATED a. the CITY q Barre. VI this
10Th dsy ~ wsrfh ~ 1921
FRANK L. LANGLEY.
Mzyor.
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