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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09

OFF SEMINARY STREET, on Shurtlef
place. six splendid rooms, bath. lightz, etc.
One Of the best cellars In town, cement bot
tom porch. fine garage which would
probably cost 100000 or more 20 build, A
large lot and garden In fact. room for
another house. Special price of s2,4oo.00 for
sale this month.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09
AGENTS WANTED

AsESTs- LARGE sANuFkcTCRER -rss,
zarcu.s - stH haEter- ErEtrErs-. Elirss.
6reses sssrtt waists tsues. tlsthizr 90
srits fsr FREE Eaupis Maziau1 Ezs. "a
EasaEssg. esss EaIk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09

The man who installed the amplifier
by the use of which President Hard
ing's inaugural address was heard to
the outermost confines of the Capitol
esplanade was Ralph Ross of St. Johns.
bury, who has been with the Bell Tele-
phone company for some time and is
considered an expert. He was sent to
Washington to install the new device,
this being the first time anything of
the kind had ever been tried in Wash
ington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09

TEN-RooM HOUSE with about two acres
of land: large barn with basement
owned by a nonresident who wishes quick
sale and allows us 20 offer Il for s2.s00 90.
Pleasantly located sh or seven minutes from
the post office on Brooklyn street. A fine
chance to keep a lot of poultry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09

One Of the boldest burgleries com
mitted in Rutland happened Monday
morning when five-pound stone was
hurled through the plate glass window
in the J. Kaufman jewelry store. after
which the thief reached in and took
what valuables he fancied that were in
the window. including watches and sill
yer to the amount of $500. Mr.. Kauff
mans burglar insurance ran out March
3 and he had not renewed it, as he was
soon TO vacate the building. There Is no
clue to the guilty person and some
think it a professional. Ten watches
were among the booty secured, also
silver sugar bowl and cream pitcher.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09

HOUSE. BARN AND ABOUT TWO ACRES
Of land about two miles from the city
good home in fine locality seven-roou
house barn has basement and IS clap
boarded and painted hen house. Price
sl,5oO.0o Might exchange for house In
this city. or small farm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09
For SALE

FOR SALE-Male foxhound rur. seven
months old; j. S. Gay, Bethel. VI ao2t3
FOR SALE-Two h. p. upright ]. H. G.
gasoline engine. little used and In good
condition: address NJ. F. George Store. Chel.
sea, Vt. s01t6s
LEATHER BETTING, HANGERS. Pull
!eye, shafting for sale also tive large
galvanized tanks, at haf Price: INQUIRE al
G Smith, secondhand store. 3T7 No Main
street 3oIts
FoR SALE Excelsior motorcycle. 1918
model, electric equipment. recently over
nna a' also 1917 Harley with, magnetic and
presto lights. perfect condition. John
o:Grady, Roxbury' Vt. 3O1tlo
BLOCK WOOD SEC0ED GROWTH WOOD
and hay for sale Eugene Dedard Wes.
tlill, Phone 52l-M. Barre, Soot6.
FOR SALE--one e4o.egg cyphers ineuba.
tor one 2Gn-ehiek Cornell gasoline brood
er, ono express harness with names, good
as now, and one set cheap express sleghs.
y. l.. Checver, near car barn. Montpelier.
or phone 4l4-W Montpelier 297ts
LUMBER OF ALL, KINDS FOR SALE
Sawdilst, &c bushel, at East Montpelier
iSc tons No. clover hay; l.. Camre.
phohe s07-25. Bcckley Hill, Barre, 2estS.
SHOE REPAiRTNG MACHINE FOR SALE
"A bargain IL taken at once, big stitcher,
sews shoes harness, ETC., owner leaving
town apply by letter. m NJ" care Times
office. sOlt3s
fRESSED HAY FOR SALE---Delivered; c.
II. Allen, Allen street. phone l6i-x.
TOR SALE Hay, side-hil pillow. sap holder
and gathering tub. two new windows:
israel Jewett Marshfeld, VT. 292tl4s
FOR SAI.E---5o tons of hay, delivered or az
barn Morrison Farms phone BAL. 29it1e
NEW WALL PAPER. double roll. soc and
up; oatmeal paper. double roll 75c and
UP: Ernest Jurries. 502 North Main St.
nhone 555-M. .k59t2s
cLAPBoARDS FOR SALE-.All kizes;
Comolli & Co. 2s4tf
FOR shLE--Cedar posts. all sizes and
prices J. l.. Buck, East Montpelier
telephone Montpelier sSs-W. 277tt
FOR SALE Dry wood and also chunk wood:
telephone 666-M 252tf
DIMENSION LUMBER FOR SALE~-Also
boxing boards, prices right: p. E. Down
Ing. phone l44-W. 2s2h
FOR SALE = A preparation for cleaning
granite and marble monuments brightens
up the lettering and makes the whole menu-
ment look clean and new guaranteed prices
on application James Sullivan. lii PARK
street Barre, VT .sts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09

After being for more than so years
leader of Sherman's Military band IN
Burlington, George d. Sherman. who
created the organization. has resigned.
Mr. Sherman plans to devote his whole
time henceforth to the composition of
music He has written over 100 marches
in addition to concert numbers, and one
of his compositions, Salute to Bur
lington," is a popular number with all
the large bands of the country. Mr.
Sherman is II years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09
FARMS FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Farm with stock and tools on
East Montpelier road. four miles from
Barre. will sell farm alone if desired for
further particulars address A. Johnston, R.
f. D. 2. Barre. 30ltl2
FARM OF los ACRES FOR SALE-In Be,-
lin. 10 minutes walk from trolley line Al
Benjamin's Falls. plenty Of lumber good
buildings. % cows, pair horses, farm ma
chinery. etc, must be sold at once or will
trade for house in Barre inquire Of Vic
tor Stacy, r. D. 8, Barre, phone 1886 Mont
pelier. 299t6"
FARM OF 90 ACRES. situated on GOOD road
near Barre City. for sale-suitably divided
into pasture and tillAge; plenty Of timber
house and buildings in good repair; never
failing spring hot and cold water and bath
will sell with or without stock and tools
owner desires change because Of health
this is an ideal place and pleasant location
II interested write 10 c. E. Perrin, X. F. D.
4, Barre. S02u
FOR SALE My farm in East Barre known
rs the Warren Nye place, consisting Of
IS acres, buildings in fair condition. water
in house and barn from East Barre reser-
voir, some lumber and wood good loca-
ton Pho Pozzi, u. d. 1. Barre, phone
1922 2e6tf
e't-~f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09

field, Vt. 3o1t6s
FOR SALE-A Paige one-ton truck, tour-
ing body TO go with It, eight-year-oid
roam horse, sound, kind and clever, a co.d
delivery horse. weight 100 ibs. also a
chestnut PAGER, Blanche b.. six years old.
never raced but can step in :25. safe for
lady a chestnut horse, nine years old. nice
saddler, can road 10 miles an hour, afraid
of nothing, a lady can drive it Frank
Yeartaw. Waterbury. VT. 30lt6
FORD ROADSTER FOR sALE--H. F. CUT
Ter & Son, Barre. 3olt2
FOR SALE A new 1921 model Dodge tour
ing car. fully equipped and with bumper
and spare tire. only 500 miles, would
exchange for tested cows or take cows in
part payment. balance cash or good bank
able paper; p. o. address r. A. Coping,
East Montpelier. N. E. phone Montpelier
s47-i2 300t3wstf
FOR SALE-One Ford car in good running
order one Overland club roadster in fine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09
HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Two pair of horses. ona
weighing 200, other 5000. will exchange
for new mich cows or some that viii
freshen soon w. j. Boisyert, East Mont
peier, phone 347-l6. 30lt5'
HALCANDIS DRIVING HORSE FOR SALE
Cheap: H. II. Rogers, Royalton. VI.
3nntAs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09

Z. w. Sargent, official tester
w. !. Abbott, secretary,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09

We again urge the importance Of buying
home az once as the better houses are get
ting scarce and a really good rent is hard
to find. We are headquarters for farms.
il Is a good time 20 think about one so as
20 get started before spring.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09
AUTOMOBILES

FOR sALE-overiand touring car, model
GOT, in first class condition, one spare
tire: address Arthur l.. Corron, Plain
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09

VALUABLE MAIN STREET PROPERTY
with very large lot on North Main street,
20 IT, frontage and 1865 feet deep. On this
fine lot is, slate roof house, which rents
for nearly 100000 per year. an extra good
building Owner will sell for $4,000 co. In
surance carried. 100000. Lot Is suitable
for garage or other business. Why not
speculate on this "a Il will pay about ~
per cent on the price asked. When the de-
msnd comes. the lot alone ought to bring
double the price asked
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09

Wallace Renfrew testers benjamin Tucker, secretary
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0eartin SarIien, Iisncalen, % aito
a%riitiauien. @aIbemar lluftrsm, Risns
bdlen. % Sigre Snpertien. geuuloies
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og Seoeote RatiIoe Briuneruo. Sens
Glen, Srammen, ps Rarait 9eSerien.
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balen, % Nuna Glen. SiemonS GIf
Sobanien, Stoser, % Seuun Safobieu.
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% SiIbur Rarsit gtornrlo.
Seb Ssriu SfoIe / 8inaeu bar man
after faaet nh SRrer. Soar Sauotuu
bIeo nemIi8 iioite Ssit auiat / StorInocus
Areps. Sioen ban fInttct pib / Giuter,
bar SGrer Saus GAS oi,arieret / Ssuii,
inottI SGrer Son 0tisIoetaas / Sommer
bIep' aniat / arebicn.
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aniat nh 2rrcrirbe, Saorn Soreiec,
Sutter al 9Grer Sarcine / Siitsm. Sur
bIen ocmitteret fra Notcbbcu 2nrerfole
| CONNER.
2Ooc SuIi 1921.
Sobar Huitbs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-06

bafien, auIbers. til gIbert @artiurls SIls
berien for 1000 arcner.
Nnbers BAN bar ioIst 1arteuen
Wraueitab til 8ernt SoIbans for 1000
&roner.
Sens Sanbbere bar ioI8t lin gienoom
Sanbbers til Sobau HilIen for $500 Str.
:. Solm bar iolst Npbps til SiaImar
Saua, Ole 8~uIbranbien % @uItap Gull
branbSen for 5000 arpner.
3. SoIm, Sialnar Saua. @uitap os
Ole @ulbranbien bar loIgt Yarceuen
| Sobnsrnb til Observation-Disclosures 9. Spbns
fen for $4,000 arcner.
9uIbranc SaIporieu bar iolgt Sranea
til Ears Chr. Seitempren for 10000 Str.
Ssoe: ScsIpertsarbeiocr Srputc 90
naslen, &rof, 70 Nar 0omnteI. Stcns
buaaer Ole Sobnien, So~lbergeloen, IS
slar aammeI. Seglpertsarbciocr Sans
Saugens Suitru Snibia. go Nar 9amnel.
gnfe Inna aarine SaIuorieu. iebt
9ranmen 1920 % altiaa 101 Nar gums
mel. Nnna 9duritSbutter Sielmcnaen,
90 Gor aarneI. Silna Sronhien. @els
IuIpiearbeioer Sans Erpuoiers Barn. II
glor aanneI, arofitnoelneu. GenuIoie.
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Nar sartreI.
8iite: SoaboIber Spban Seritrcm
I~isnoaIeu. 90 SueeborQ Su9uita 2inn,
ftab. aisrcr @uunar AcIscicu, 3icu,
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bannes Strife, Serternoen, % NsIanl
grrtaaicn. Sransportnrbciber Solar
&Iemcticn oa Gitrio Sero. @apiriabrit
orbeiber Nnoers gbparbicr, Stcnbera,
Iarbet, % aIard &riitiansoatter Ioen
@Ipcarbeiocr gnbers IiIsicn Ioen o,
Nenes SanSbatter arpt. Gcncntorbei
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fen. gIpearbeiber Sigurb Iuocricu .,
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@nien, Gr~ofitahelpen, % @unbo @uI
b%raubien. GeIMIoicarbeibcr @oparo So
banien giertebof, arotitaccIpeu. 0,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-06
Weroens oGrefc BOO.

Ct @remplar al SeroenS iieloneite
og bpreite BOG, beu fsrite Solo.
itogape al ShafeReareS Serfer ira
1852, bar / Oisie Sage ifiitet Gier.
9ogen tiIbsrte en- &aptein GIifforos
9ibliotef % off natlrliqpis til slime,
rita. Gen Gris bar $1,000 Souors.
9enne Sris Imr ole tioligcre Re'
forber. Sioit 90 ct Gremplar al ben
fsrite Shafeipnre.8olio bar iremme
paa WGrfehet, oar Saaren 1907, oe
oo blep Der finn bctolt $4,000 Col
lars. Sioberen bar forsorig ogioo
oernegan9 Ell Imerifarer, ben iltqc
WinionGr Snrrp @ibener, Der orllf'
ncbe peb "Sitoric" -aotaitrofen oq
iaaleSeS life lpu9e lit Sob iii al
glebe fig ooer lin @ogifat.
Oct nj iolgte Grelnplar iigeS al
bore / forbolhSniS goo Stailo. BOG,
ormenc bar life bGret ilemnte mel
bet, og Itogcn enfeltc mafi,lertC
@labe er onrhpggelie % fpnbiq
| repareret.
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Sipcpanosfraften nonpttcs

Get franife 9loo "9e Natin" meb.
oeler, at efterot en- iGrIig aommts.
lion bar arbeioet meo Sagen ! to @ar,
bill Ser eiter Snitiatip al Rniiterer1
for offentlige Irbeioer bli iat teong
6orisg / itor Still meb llbnpttel'e al
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Steo / @retagne / Iber-Srocb.
9ueten. Ser bill BIZ bpgget en- Dem.
ming al $50 Weters 9pngoe, iont bill
r,r1tnte 2 q 8 Wilioner 2ubifmeter
@anb. Gette Sanb, iom fIommer
ino oeb Seiponbe, bill iaa bli benpttet
til at iRtte igang 4 Sltrbtner, iom
itonr / SorbtnbeIie meb TO bpranro-
eleftriife Iaiftner for 8ereltrsn1.
anlpsset ptl fitnne ffdffe 1900 Seite.
frpfter.
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Bore faitc auuoer Ian trQcS / ~tuIcuois,
forot n nm bar ell @riS, ben Iaucite.
Gnonu or life n eueitc Gent euer ct
ereite @reo 9aact tabt, ga Iengeue len,
oes al os unoer fuIo 8ararti % ubbes
tales itrar uNen SroNrog.
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Sturt NOT.

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FOR or irIgc CT Salrcfiuo.
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Sattiss 9abdn forrunsr trb pan sisttcs
net % bcber 8inrrirseu ON en- Slant:
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ga, BET er Ri osiaa, men pi bar lie.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-06
Nbemmattsme
el btmertuiHgsuerSig Siemmebebauos
ling gipet at en- iDii hapot ben.

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zee baoee ffarpe Smerter. Der iom 9pns
"raaier for siennem mine 2eoemoo."
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
PLAN FESTIVAL
At WOODBRIDGE
Lawn Fete to Be Held Under
Auspices of the Woman'S
Club
Try Evening News corresnondent.l

[By Evening News Correspondence
WOODBRIDGE, June 24:-The
lawn fete announced to be held
June 80 at st. James grove under
the auspices of the Woman's Club
of Woodbridge Township has been
changed to the grounds and gymna-
SUM of the Barron Avenue high
school.
1t was found that the children
giving the fancy dances dance in
bare feet and that they could not
dance on the concrete dance floor.
As it is necessary to charge admis-
sion for these attractions it was
found impossible to enclose st.
james grove.
The committee appreciate the
courtesy of Father O'Farrell and his
proposed generosity toward them in
giving the use of the grove and all
its appurtenances for their use and
will doubtless use the grove on an
other occasion later in the season.
At n meeting held at the home of
Mrs. j. c. Brown on Wednesday af-
ternoon Mrs. w. A.. Finn. chairman
of the hospitality committee. and
Mrs. b w. Hoagland, of the ways
and means committee, were asked
to cooperate with Mrs. Brown.
The program follows:
General chairman, Mrs. j. c.
| Brown.
Attractions: Chester Thompson,
| of New Brunswick, and fifteen kid
dies" in exhibition dances.
Dramatic REGULATIONS, Mrs. John
w. Ferguson, of Sewaren.
Miss Marie Classic, of Perth Am
boy, soloist.
Professional Fortune Teller.
MKT. no ,afn~ InhnGfnnn'S or
chestra.
The following were committees;
Eentertainmen-Mrs. J. c. Brown,
Mrs. S. B.. Demarest. Mrs. Luke
Mooney, Mrs. A. J.. Cooper.
Delicatessen DaintieS (Penuts
Lollypops, etc.)-Mrs. b. w. Hoag-
land. Mrs. U. NJ. Weiant. Mrs. A
Lee, Mrs. Harry Baker, ST., Mrs. a
F.. Sofeld, Mrs. J. f. Harmed, Mrs
A.. l.. Huber. Mrs. U. *. Franklin
Miss NJ. Brazel, Mrs. c. Peck, Mis-
A.. DUNCAN.
Lemonade-Mrs. w. A. Osborn
Mrs. l.. J. Acker, Mrs. j. F. Ryan
Mrs. J.. f. Breckenridge, Mrs. f.. II
Boynton.
Dance Floor-Mrs. W. A: Finn
Mrs. A. F. Randolph, Mrs Wes!e'
Liddle. ~,
Art.-Mrs. J.. r. Spencer, Mrs. w
n. Gardner, Mrs. J.. V. Buschman
Mrs. T. +. Zettlemoyer, Mrs. Thayei
Martin.
Cones.-Miss Grace Huber. Mrs
A. M. Muckenfuss.
Gate.-Mrs. II. o Bremen, Mrs
w. II. Prall.
Treasurer. Mrs. w. L. Harmed.
Hot ~Dogs-Woodbridge Fire De
partment. -
Publicity-Mrs. l.. r. Campbell I
A. DeRussy, A. f. Sofield.
Fire Department stand will be be-
hind Woman's Club. In ease of rain
the fete will be held next clear night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
FIRE ALARM BOXES

21-Gordon and Meade Streets
2S-Madison Ave. and Paterson st.
24-Market and Sheridan Streets
5-Smi Street and Central r r.
26-Market and First Streets
27-Raritan Copper Works
2S--High and Lewis Streets
34-Madison Avenue and Smith Street
35-Smith and High Streets
36-New Brunswick Ave. and New Street
37-Smith and State Streets
4l-Standard Underground Gable Co.
42-Atlantic Terra Gotta Works
43-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford. ST.
4~5-Commerce and Front Streets
46-State and Washington Streets
47-High and Washington Streets
52-Cortlandt and Easton Streets
55-Parker st. and Pulaski Ave.
56-Hall Ave. and Charles st.
57-State and Wayne Streets
5S-Near Lead Works
59-Maurer
62-Washington Street and Park Avenue
S3-New Brunswick Ave. and Elm Street
Street and Watson Avenue
65-Commerce and State Streets
72-Front and Smith Streets
73-Watei and Gordon Streets
74-Kearny Ave. and Gordon Street
S1-Brace and Hanson Avenues
S2-Smith and Herbert Streets
STANDBY Ave. and Washington ST.
s4-Lehigh Ave. and Stanford Street
Smear City Hospital.
S6-Cleveland and Braeet Avenues
STANDBY and Hail Avenues
e2-Amboy Ave. and Inslet Street
s3-Lawrence and Francis Streets
and Johnstone Streets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
TOTTENvILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Francis and
daughter. MurieI, of WoodhaVen. L..
L., have returned home after Vlsltlng
Mrs. Francis sister. Mrs. Leon Hart.
Mrs. Fannie Dixon is home after
visiting friends at Oceon Grove.
Patrolman Michael Cotter starts
on his annual vacation tomorrow.
Miss Beatrice Dunhill, of Sleight
avenue, has been visiting at Engle-
wood, N. j.
avenue. was n of the graduates at
the Brooklyn Teachers Training
school last night. She is a graduate
of the Tottenville school and Curtis
High School. J..
Mrs. Frank Boyd, of Newark is
visiting her parents, MI. and Mrs.
John Calvert, of Amboy road.
James Firth is home for his an
ual vacation.
Mrs. Daniel Poullion is home from
the annual convention of the Com
panions of the Forest held in the
Bronx this week. g
A new chapter of the order Oh
the Eastern Star Will be lns,l,uteo
at Great Kills tonight. A delega-
tion of members of Huguenot Chap
fer will go down from here.
The closing spnvocation for the
summer vacatiI 1 of Staten Island
Chapter No. - Royal Arch Ma
sons. will take uTace tonight at the
Masonic tempt The Royal Arch
degree viii be 3onferred on a num-
Der of candidates.
MANY enjoyed the benefit enter
tainment at the Tottenvllle schooi
last night for the Staten Island So
ciai Service to be applied to the To-
cal fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
BY H.. b. HUNT
HE'S A GOLF BUG

WASHINGTON-"Live Wire Las
kerr" That is the name with which
President Harding has christened
his new Shipping Board chairman.
HE doesn't pretend to be a ship
ping expert" Harding told friends
when discussing the appointment OF
Lasker. an advertising man, 'but
he's a live wire organizer"
A few days later, after n confer
ence with Lasker on Shipping Board
plans and policies, the President
said:
Hes the Invest wire I've ever
struck"
Full of snap and vigor, charged
to the brim with energy. Lasker
starts off on his new job like an cleo
trio shock. If he can get the same
head of steam on Uncle Sans mer-
chant marine that he carries him
self. our ships will soon be on the
seven seas laden to the Plimsoll llne
with argoe But in the meantime
he's going to work, not talk.
"Action. Not Alibis"
what the country wants is ac-
ton, not oratory or alibis.' says ne
The outstanding characteristic OF
Lasker Is his forcefulness. He SIM
ply radiates vigor.
Physically strong. six feet II
height, broad shouldered. erect. th1'
sense of energy is further empha'
sized by the ~directness of his speech
his quick decisions and his bearing
of absolute assurance.
He has. as one of his friends putt
It, "a graphic use of language
That is borne out by his authorship
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24

SAN FRANCISCO-The fifth an
niversary of his death was celebrat-
ed here recently by j. b. Williams.
With a nice sense of irony Will
liams selects his birthday as the
time for commemorating his de-
mise. On his 50th birthday he had
been Officially dead five years.
He passed away" in Ontario,
Canada, in 1916. and his death
was duly recorded. He had I'M
dergone an operation. Prominent
medical authorities had pronounced
his case incurable. And, to oil out
ward indications. he died on the OPP
Grating table. He was taken into
the morgue room, placed on a slab
alongside of other corpses awaiting
the arrival of the undertaken when
All of a sudden he sat up. A
nurse, passing through the room,
screamed and tainted. He was hur-
ried back to a cot, fed and nine
days later walked out of the hos
pital.
II have enjoyed life more since
L have been dead than ever before"
he commented in his 50th birthday.
Il had suffered constantly for years
before dying, and life seems so
much p~leasanter now. / do not re-
call having any of the dying ensa-
tons l have read about"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24

Miss Lolita Levinsohn of New York
City is chairman of the Central Com
mittee of the Hadassah. the woman's
organization of Zionists, which has
under it's direction a training school
for nurses in Jerusalem.
This school will graduate its first
class in November and will send two
of its graduates to America for spe-
cial work preparatory to returning to
Jerusalem and taking positions on
the staff of the hospital. One of the
young women will train as head
nurse and the other probably as die
tician.
The Hadassah has, in the United
States. a membership of about four
teen thousand women.