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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-21
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-Girl for general homework; APP
ply at 81 Long street. 6t2f
wANTED-Lady clerk who can speak Ital-
ian. must have store experience write
to *" care Times Office. AZ
WANTED-Girls and women. we want 10
power sewing machine operators, light,
easy work. good wages guaranteed, bonus
paid each week. board and room in our own
dormitory under supervision of matron. Il
interested amply at once, Richmond Under
wear Co, Richmond, Vermont. 4t12
WANTED Experienced waitress at Hsle's
Tavern, Wells River. VT. ATT
WANTED "A thoroughly competent girl or
woman for general Homework. house with
ell modern conveniences address Mrs. A.
b. Meservey, "a Occom Ridge, Hanover, N.
H., telephone Hanover 35-W. 2t6
GENTLEMAN Wants a housekeeper in
family Of ono no objection TO one with
hoy good home. good wages steady po-
sition age, reference. religion, in first let
ter. Write to Lock Box 233. Barre, VI.
906tqs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-21

VALUABLE MAIN STREET PROPERTY
with very large lot on North Main street
20 IT. frontage and 1876 feet deep. On this
hne lot IL a slate roof house. Which rents
for nearly $4,000 per year. an extra good
building. Owner will sell for $4,000. 90. In
suranee carried. 100000. Lot is suitable
for garage OF other business. Why no;
speculate on this a. IL will pay about u
per cent on the price asked When the de-
mAnd comes. the lot alone ought to bring
double the price asked.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-21

FOR SALE-One buggy wagon, two sx-
press wagons. one harness, two collars
with light hames and tugs Mrs. S. s.
Smith. 81 Maple Ave. 2ts@
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-21

FOR SALE-A good work horse, weighing
around 1900 Tbs, guaranteed to work
anywhere; inquire Of Barq1in at As West
Patterson street. 302tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-21

A special town meeting is to be held
In Middlebury April 2 to see if the vot-
FRS want a town band and, if they do,
If they will appropriate $500 for the
purpose Of hiring a leader and buying
Equipment. In return for this. the band
will give Is concerts this summer, II
In Middlebury village, and three in
East Middlebury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-21

TUN oALE-.At the barn, carly cut hay
Adolph Friberg, East Hill, phone ss7-;l.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-21

NEW WALL PAPER. double ron, Soc and
UT oatmeal paper, double roll, 75c and
up: Ernest Jurries. ZOE North Main St,
phone 555-M. 2sot2s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-21

fqR Mill slabs at SOC per run
flint Bros, Washington, VT. Ito
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-21

We again urge the Importance Of buying
= home AZ once as the better houses are get
ting scarce and a really good rent l. hard
20 find. We are HEADQUARTERS for farms.
IL Is a good time 70 think about one 20 as
10 get started before spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Seattle HOUSEWIVES
Light Costs Double
Vancouver. Cdn1aS

The Northwest Electric Portland
electricity
housewives Vancouver. Wash,
rates
a
the o
Meanwhile public
benefit of its whose
charging housewives kowatt
kind OF electricity
10 permit
corporations proposed
o ~ a
IT. therefore the board OF public finds
charge for electricity
Camas will get that and win
wives OF Seattle have their electric Juice.
The city utilities committee reached
ably the council Monday a
factories
II the council
viii be cut 30 II
the housewife paying
klowa the factory HIS
facory rates are now half as much housewife rates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
7 H R { {
H)[.I)lJP
10 MEN
Deputies Wait for
Large Bandits;
Short Men Work
Close By

Thr~r men heid up ten men In
the Milwaukee railroad yards ~
R~ntou. carly saturday. and rc-
lievcd them of money and other
vsiusbleS. while tvo Deputy shcr-
ifs with sswcd-eff sbotguns
ssosd In tfsc shadows leo ynrds
swsy on The lockout fer depss-
adors.
The three bandits escaped II was
several minutes after the robbery
that one OF the victims approached
Deputy shcriffs Stewart Campbell
and George Bundy. lying In walt
with shelr xiotxuns. ana Informed
them Of what had happrued-S
The victims were harvest iaborcrs
returning home with their wageS.
several hundred dollars They hid
been travelling in a box car. when
the train stopped al the Rentnn wn.
ter tank the door OF tho car wBs
opened and the ten occupants looked
out into the muxxlcs ~ three guns.
Money. watches and raxors quickly
changed hands.
BY the time Campbell and Bundy
arrived on the scene the three high
waymcn had decamped. covering
their tracks.
Tho two deputies had stationed
themselves IN Renton 70 forestaIl the
reported intended activities there OF
three tall bandits. Tho three who
figured In the box chr episode were
not the three the deputies had ex-
peesed. They were aii short in stat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Pauper Plea Filed
by Mahoney Counsel

James r. Mahoney. convicted muir
derer. was declared pauper crimi-
nal saturday by his attorneys in a
petition filed in superior court. ask
ing that the original records ana
newspaper clippings Of the murder
trial be furnished the clerk OF the
supreme court. to which an appeal
has been made for new trial. Prose
cutor Malcolm Douglas said the rec
ords would be furnished.
A petition for extension Of time
from November is to January 10,
1872. in which to file statements.
also was asked. Douglas branded
the petition as IAN excuse to delay
the appeal and gain Mahoney a few
days more of life" Mahoney, SEN
fenced to hang January 9, will not be
executed until the supreme court
passes Judgment, in February. on his
appeal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
|RsRn Hart aIsERA1E$. eg;@;AIE$.
Grants Secret Pardons to Regular Offenders While
George 1. Stagg Is Held in Prison for Technical
kidnapping Crime
By Hal Armstrong

OvERNOR LOUIS F. HART, shrank the odium of
giving pardon George Stagg newspaperman who
eemted the crime of kidnapping his baby, tmd
about turning out of prison who bursars high
waymen saferacers, murderers habitual criminals
Scores convict of the
% the authority Wa Wsla
serving only of their sentences.
number Of famia! criminals
nd they assumed still locked safely pentenary
declare for the Wholesale convict who tempted quickly
I'm crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Admiral Rescues
3 From Drowning

San PEDRO, Cal, Oct. a.
Three persons narrowly escaped
drowning in the outer harbor here
today when submarine chaser
rnmmcd ferry boat plying Do
tween shore and the warships.
The force Of the collision turned
the ferry completely over. hurting
the occupants into the water
AdmiriH T.. w. E,berle and sew.
ernl members OF his staff who
We're passing in the admiraI's hnrgc
rescued the men in the water and
landed them at the submarine
base. A naval tug Immediately
got line aboard the upturned
ferry and towed her to safety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
SLAYER KEEPS AT CRIME

''' "'s"o'ur vas '
mere ~ isos for killing " Me-
Naliy at Wellington with
winchester rife. conyiese<, and
s~,,,.o...a :. =, s..s
.- =
Sssnsc was eommu'cd 20
life imprisonment. saving his
neck. He went 70 wallA Waila
70 sp~pa ~. r.~s ~ ~. aav~
Same ssme ,~ssr \. 80
paroled ~ vtc,ns~a ~. cnr.
ditson. Of the parole was sakcn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEACHER SLAIN
Pretty Girl, 19, and Man
Found Dead in Cottage

PORTSMOUTH. Ohio. Oct. 2s.--
clandestine love affairs OF pretty
is.ycar-old sunday school teacher
and church .organist here. were
the only clues authorities had to
day to u mysterious double mur'
der.
Miss Louise Doyle. religious
worker. and John w. Newman. IS.
yearoid father OF three children.
were found dead IN an abandoned
house near here after police ha.i
scarched for them for week.
Three bullet wounds were found IN
Ncwman'H body Miss Doyle whs
killed by shot thru the hcarf
No weaponH were found.
County authorities traced move.
ments Of the few boy friends OF
the slain rirl.
Mrs. Newman was calm today ~
shc rceiied her discovery Of the
first infimatson or friendly relations
between her husband and tho Girl.
She denied. tho. that they had
been intimate. she did not know
how long they had been friendly.
u found soQeone had called
him az tho factory last Friday
the day both disappeared. she
said. s'John wns working over.
time and left shortly after tho con.
verzaslou. Then = feund this riri
had raid she wou4 be rudy IN i
few minutes"
Newman's auto was found the
day after he and Miss Doyle dis
appeared II had bern abandoned
on lonely country Rad. The
automobile was five miles from
fhe descrted hsu~c where the mur.
der mystery was unearthed By two
farm hands who had gone 20 clean
up the premises.
Police announced the sole theory
today that jealous rival had
killed Newman and Miss Doyle
while they were riding. carried
their bodies to the cottage and
drove the machine ns far az the
gasoline supply lasted.
Diamond rings and other 1eweIr,'
worn by tho rirt had not ;pcen
taken and Newman's pockets had
not been seArched. police said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
NPARTISANS
LOSING IN n. D.
independents Far in Lead IN
Recall Election

FARGO. Oct. .s.--u p. m.p-The
vote tn Fridays North Dakota re-
call election. with i.os2 precincts tab
uIated. gave for governor:
Ncstos. independent. $4,000.
Fraxicr. nonpartisun. 59.s04.
Unless there was a much heavier
vote than has 70 far been indi-
Gated. there are probably not more
than so. 900 votes outstanding.
Huge nonpartisan gains would be
necessary TO overcome the lead.
Returns from nonpartisnn districts
failed to show so far the percentage
OF gain which will be required for a
Frazier victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

NEW YORK. Oct. es.~~C;uns and
orders to use them were given postal
employees here and Ia other large
cities today ON receipt OF an anony.
nous warning that more holdups are
10 follow the one on lower Broadway
hast Monday,
A mysterious letter received by
Postmaster Morgan warned that ''fhc
big four" would make its next raid
IN Philadelphia.
The letter also claimed that the
loot In the New York robbery
amounted 10 5000 oeo. instead OF
81 500, 900. as claimed By postal off,
clals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

wslia 20 serve the remainder
OF hts life sentence.
when. more recently Deputy
sheriff William scnrs went to
the New Baker hctcl. First
ave. lodging house here. to
serve subpocnas summoning
witnesses to the trial OF James
u. Mahoney. cx-convict wife
murderer. Sears xnys he found
Reynolds In the New Baker
talking 10 MAhoney's sister.
Mrs. Dolores johnson. who II
now hcrseif In Jail awaiting
trial for forgery and grand
larceny.
Reynolds h stiIl nf liberty.
James Mahoney. shortly be-
fore he killed his bride hero
hast summer. was f~roicd by
Governor Hart from the ssats
prison.. where he had been
<ervinx term for robbery in
spokane.
Hin Spokane victim WINS given
knos'&out drops and Is said
By detectives 10 have been Ieft
by Mahoncy for dead Ma,
honey " said to have been con.
sidrrably surprised when his
victim. very much alive. con-
fronted him on the street and
caused his arrest and convic-
si0n.
Mnhoncy was "two.tiur
loser had been in the peni.
tcntiary twice. before Governor
Hart paroIcd him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Thank You, Everybody,
We Haze Enough Autos

Seattle Is just filled with good.
hearted people. Hardly had The
star reached the streets. carrying
the story asking for automobiles to
bring the little orphan kiddies down.
town Monday afternoon to see the
Mary Pickford picture. Little Lord
Fauntleroy." at the Coliseum, be.
fore the telephone bells began ring.
inE.
In just about one hour we had cars
galore. And here are the people
who are going to help make The
star party a huge success:
West Side Ford Agency. Mr.. ID.
r. Nyberg. Pacific Repair Co., J.
NJ. George. 6sOts Fourth ave-: Mrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

PARIS, Oct 2s.--The council OF
allied ambassadors today decided TO
send note TO the little entente
warning those nations to cease their
wnrlike preparations against Hun
gary.
The ambassadors announced they
had not yet decided what TO do with
former Emperor Karl and his wife.
s.ita Since the collapse of Karrs
second effort TO regain the throne
he has been held prisoner and the
little entente nations have been de-
manding that Hungary surrender
him to them on threat Of war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

more.
Nineteen hundred eighteen
found him back In Seattle.
where he committed a burglary.
was caught and returned to
prison for one to IS years.
Last March two negroes were
arrested for forgery. One Of
them was Sam Penny and the
other Elmer Irving.
When asked how he had got
out OF prison, Irving revealed TO
detectives that he had been
paroled by the governor.
Penny was sent to Walia
WaIla for three TO 15 years and
Irving convinced the jury he
was not guilty. He is now re.
ported serving time In ne Mutt.
nomah county stockade at Kelly
Butte. near Portland. Orr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
REPORT !
TWENTY
DROWN!
.aroor,ed Are Be-
ing Saved; Situa-
ton Outside Van
couver Alarms

VANCOUVER. b. c.. Oct. PA
cloudburst has wiped out part Of the
mining town OF Britannia. is miles
from Vancouver. A number Of peo-
pie have been drowned. Estimates
run from 10 to 20.
A number Of marooned farmers are
being rescued by boats.
The disaster follows = week Of
floods and high water. the worst
Iever known on the British Columbia
coast.
Wires from Britannia to Van.
|co0ver ass down. but = mfnsage re-
1ayed this morning says the flood at
. v'cIork last niKff cut the town in
t2o. Houses and debris are piled
high on the beach.
The torrent II now running in two
sections thru the town.
Five doctors and eight nurses were
rushed to the scene this morning.
Half Of the city Of Port Coquitlam.
20 miles east OF here, alb was under
water this moreiikR Floods. caused
BY torrcntial rains, c.arried away the
Myrtle hotel, 4 jewelsy rhop. bar
ber shop. many cottages and swept
the massive concretn and steel
Canadian Pacific railway bridge. over
the coquitlam river. from It's founda-
tons.
The big c. p. r. yard system at
Port Co0uttlam is a Lake. with debris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
BAD NEGRO CASE AGAIN

The record Of Elmer Irving.
negro. shows he Is 81
He was sent to the peniten,
tiary in Huntsville. Texas. In 1905
10 serve two years for stealing
In san Antonio.
In 1907 he was arrested In Mt.
Pleasant. Texas. and sent back
to Huntsville for theft to serve
one year.
For another crime he Was
sentenced to Huntsville for a
four-year term.
In 1911. at Port Orchard.
Wash. he was sentenced 10
serve one to rs years In the
Monroe rcformatory for grand
larceny.
From there he was taken 20
walla walla for false impcrson.
aticn TO serve one to 10 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

james johnson. johnson Taxicab
Co. two cars; Mrs. {. Wiley. 6lS
Sixth ave.; Lexington Automobile
Co.. Glen Mcleod. Of McLeod's
barber shops Mr.. Harris. of the
Sweet sixteen shop: l.. ID. Ilnd~-
ley. photographer, 10a r. 43d;
Weisfield \ GoIdberK. jewelers.:
Mrs. w. NJ. McCaull, 3536 w.
Southern; Mr.. Wilson, Of the
Pioneer Auto Co.. and w. c. Par
fridge. of the Western Grocery
Go.
It's going to be a great party. The
arc coming in from the Ry
fher's home, Washington Chiidren'l
home and from Daddy Draperi
home, at Des Moines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Monday Is Date Of
Brumfield Sentence

ROSEBuRG. Ore. Oct. 29.---Dr.
Richard NJ. Brumfieid will be SEN
fenced Monday for the murder OF
Dennis Russell, II was learned here
today
Brumfield is recovering nicely
from the effects OF his attempt to
take his own life by slushing veins
In his neck. according to Jail off.
Gals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Real Beer Can Be
Sold to Druggists

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.--The
treasury department today held that
brewers having accumulated stocks
OF real beer can dispose Of II TO drug
gists holding permits under the
medicinal beer regulations. The
treasury department holds that the
brewers have the right to dispose Of
the large stock Of real beer now on
hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

TAMPA. Fla, Oct :e.-Florida
was recovering today from damage
wrought when terrific tropical hur-
ricane swept the state last Tuesday
and Wednesday.
|. Reports trickling in indicated that
the total loss would he little more
than s4.o00.00o.
The list OF known dead stood ut
seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

MExICALI, Lower California,
Oct. 2a.-~Four secret executions
have taken place at the Mexicali
garrison within the past s6 hours.
according 10 wcll-authenticated ru-
mors here today.
The men executed are said TO
have been soldiers found guilty un.
der courts.martial OF spreading Can
III propaganda.
Cantu was dcposed few months
ago an governor OF Lower califof.
min.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
PAROLED NEGRO BANDIT

Robert Evans. negro. was
sent to the rcformafory At Mon
roe from Seattle. In 1890. He
was sentenced to serve one TO Is
Year,. Something he did at the
rcformatory caused his transfer
70 the state penisentiary.
Gov. Hart paroied him, and six
weeks later = trie Of negroes.
called by the police the black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

bandits." I" were arrested In seat.
tie. Evans was one Of them.
They had held up party Of
motorists on Lake Washington
boulevard. tearing the diamand
earrings from one woman's earsi
All three bandits. including Ev.
ans. were sent to the penitcn-
tiary on October s. Evans to
serve ~ 70 20 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Woman Burned in
Fall on Stove

TACOMA. Oct. 2s.--Mrs Eta
Hard, 70. was In hospital today in
a critical condition. suffering from
burns sustained last night at her
home. after she had fallen on hot
electric range. over which she had
been cooking.
The woman was badly burned
about the head and arms, as well as
on her body. when her clothing be.
came ignited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Infant Heir
Is JOStLed
Out of Auto

ALBANY. Ore. Oct. so.--Mr.
and Mrs. J. T.. Sollman. OF
Tacoma. Wash. reached an Al.
hany garage last night temporar
ily bercft OF their choicest posses
sion.
Their f.year-old son. sleeping In
the rear OF tho car. they thought
was found 10 be missing.
A frantic search had hardly
started when a stranger hove In
sight with the child In his arms.
The youngstcr had hecn thrown
out when the car passed roughly
over low concrete traffic soma
phore. two blocks from the gar
are. lie was unlnjurcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
SAFE CRACKER LET OUT

pany with other ex-convicts. was
picked up at Sixth ave. x. and
King st.. and his parole revoked.
He WAS carrying n concealed re.
volver
Doake. an ex-convict. burglar
and safe-cracker and -four.
time" loser. who violated his
parole AZ BeiIingham. IN under.
stood TO be out OF prison again.
sternagie, safe-crackey and
"four-termer." broke jail In
Ephrata after being arrested for
burglary last year. He had
been paroled four times and is
now wanted In four counties for
burglary and e-cracking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Home Brew

Elsuiy. Folks! How Do you
~ III ruget sound mlst.
s Chicngo b claiming the worlds
her.se Gas plant and here we've been
th1nking Il Vas at the city hall!
~ ssattla municipal light plnnt -
nouin4 fast Hut the harvest u
Int xGsfiy currents
A. Gosh How them currents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

While George Stagg langushed in prison for offense
construed by many able lawyers merely contempt Of
court which had been in his particular termed kid
naping he saw constant stream Of confirmed criminals
leaving the pententiary with the sanction of the
spite of his eniency toward criminals of this class Gov
Hart refused to pardon Stagg the face of unanimous
concentrations by the pardon board.
II Hart hadn't happened to be out of the state, and
Lieut. Coy W. j. Coye acting governor this week, Stagg
would stu be in Walla Waa working in the prison laundry
while murderers, robbers thieves and habtua criminals
enjoy life outside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

Jack King. first man sen
fenced to life imprisonment un.
der the habitual criminal law In
this state. safe cracker and jew
el thief. was sent to Walla
in 1907 10 remain there until he
died.
A year and half ago he was
psToled by the governor.
a year ago he was arrested In
Beliingham with two other men.
william Doake and Louis Ster'
rsgio. in an auto laden with
burglars paraphernalia. black
powder and steel drills.
He was given. another chance,
and two months ago. In com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

A MATSON. 1895 Terry ave.
was ARRESTED Friday night by the
dry squad. when over 400 quarts
Of beer and 30 gallons OF brew
were found in his home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

Among the leading candidates IN
the young womeu's popularity con-
test, being held In eonnectton with
Nile Temples Arabian fete and
shriDc circus, which begins satur-
day night 1T al the Arena. IL
Miss Martha j. White.
A native Of Washineton. she IL
a daughter Of the late Judge wil!-
ham H. White"War Horse BILL"
a. his friends knew him---who was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
I ~ GEE GEE. TH' PRAIRIE
vANIP. SAYS:
Weud<r II . 4. of w. cDea
ever pruaiisrs = football star
Ter lstdlnss

The japanese government hsss
aunwn up budget for $500. 900. ooe.
Who do they think they are~-the
roaitic city souneiig
~secrct2ry Mellon and Dry Lead
I'd Split Over Hecr."-HcadIine
wi. Nc would Just a. soon have
4uws IN splits.
Expert ssys Puget sound =
! = - the egg center og the
uuk New II ne can os,ly grow
ssne hasn tre<~.
NE LIVES IN DUBLIN.
ENGLAND
lt11f<h O'Connor. fascinating
.& actress. Is one OF the stars
= Aphrodite. Star dramatic
~ siris will have TO change
~ rkyls OF dress before they can
- ~ ''Invisible Empire" says
~ X Change.
- ClDoAk OK NOT TO CIOAK
oear Homer Brew: You haven't
knped n yet. know--that sign In
~ H. " window Fine Furs and
Mrs. Anon.
fEfGsrs <ots.--Slr. Anon. valued
cn1siA u thb. COL, has Just learned.
~ ~ medium of the above
u1fpur, d Mrs. Anon. His heart.
onrns communication follows.
~ : tear In this slot.)
~ ANON's HEART THROBS
lr1en1 Homer
ismpsd tonight In Ths coIyum
4fy note from Mrs. Arson. and ss read
r. usbIfden tears e9us@ed down my
&@ofhsr-beaten face have feeftnE
- he lady is. or rsfheK wss. my vie
~ note sounds ike her joviaiity IN the
-: dad days Of yestsryesr Exease
- II seem to siop oter hit. if means
heck Of a LOT 20 men like you and me
rin the love Of a fair woman-~cnlt
b lose Il. That's shat did--and xcsh'
- J regret ~ II she would only write,
eoujd orsy ies me know where she is.
y she IL happy. Vain Nishes bu'
- mink ~ Of her. Amt misfortunes
q tEis kind awful. old chap Amt
- Good d-byc. I can say no snore
sneriy. MR. ANON.
Quesfions now before the culinary
lions Can Boldt's keep the doors
ncked and ls chauncey Wright
WAIT UNTIL SHE GROWS UP.
Mss Bridget Fitzgerald, Smith
OealeKe, i7es, Is substituting at
~ H0lyoke High School
usl5oke Mass Transcript.
cable dispatches report blood
rev8ltlon in Portugal. Little
- 4 bIoodless revolution interest
2ybody IN this country. The foot
" season is open.
Qeu. Foch. now In this country.
~ be is a ,eetotsler. Evidently
) marshal has heard about the
- Of hootch that Is handed out
his country. Safety first"
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= nsrry.
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