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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
British Save Millions
BY New Pension System
Total of llI.557.OOO Pounds
Sterling Will Be Distributed
to 3. 500. 900 Persons

~o,,;r g. = ooo ooo
s''' '4s " i'oi" o'oo0'ooo pounds to
1000 coo pounds sterling annually in
the expenditure for British war nen-
sions ,.;+ho,,, -,..
''-N' 0"0"i"s upon the
payments 10 veterans and dependents, s
the ann Of new war pensions bill
in the British Parliament, c-n:,..
sunervision os a;s,,,,,~oaa
.','0'' 1''0"' eH'en's Oy the
government and reduction in the
number Of local committees from 1900
TO $50. TO be under tho di~oc+ oon.,.,
g -e0' 00'''io'
VI cue :" '''7'is oi PENSIONS. are con
templatec.
Under the old system local commit
tees controlling an axnendi+nra ~
some 10000 600 pounds annma,l. .' ".
not been subjected 10 rigid rosnonsi-
bility in their grants and allo,ran ,,,,
to pensioners. An jnvestjgatjon ,,r
a departmental committee On behalf
Of the Pensions Ministry revealcd las<;.
ties which were source Of exnense
without bene.ting persons entitled "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
kearny Post Active

Judge Clyde D. souter viii speak to
the Legionnaires Of the Joseph Edwin
fToois1er j. Post. of kearny. ~ T..
next Thursday evening. on How the
Legion Makes Good Citizens"
he work OF laying the foundation
Tor the much discussed memorial mon
ument IN kearny. the sod for whic,
wa turned last Memorial Day BY
Mayor Robert Torrance. has begun.
Fourteen thousand dollars of the
$4,000 required has been raised and
the Legion expects the people of Kear-
ny 10 subscribe the quota in a short
time. Or the $4,000. $1,000 repre-
SCENTS the amount voted by the town s.
purchase the land after the mem oriel
has been erected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
War Risk Bureaus
"CIean-Up'' Survey
Opens in New York
Richard T. Bell Urges Adju-
tants of All Posts to
Assist in Adjustments

Representatives of the Bureau of
War Risk Insurance, the American
Red Cross and the American Legion
have begun the task Of making a
cleanup survey in this state Of al
veterans who have claims to make
against the government. Richard T
Bell, director Of the Legion's service
dlvlslon, IS representing that organ
lzatlon on the board and he has called
upon all post adjutants to assist him
His bulletin reads:
he Bureau Of War Risk Insurance
has begun nationwide campaign tc
reach every veteran of the World War
VINO may IN any way be entitled tc
DEMENT'S under the war risk act
he first cleanup squad in the
State Of New York began its work or
August 9 and viii cover the entire
state. stopping at designated centers
throughout the state, and in cases
where men already have filed THEN
CLAIMS Tor com pensatlon, the Bureau
OF War RISK Insurance viii furnish
sportation to the nearest stop OF
the cleanup squad and subs stence
VIII De furnished in cases that are
compelled TO be delayed
1t is imperative that posts MAKE an
mediate survey Of the number Of
men n their localities who have not
mad their claims adjusted This Office
should be notified of the names Of
these men, their addresses and their
claim numbers
There viii probably be great
number OF men who have not already
filed their claims for compensation
who will want to appear before this
squad These men should file their
CLAIMS Immediately and these claims
should De sent to this Office. We will
get IN touch with the bureau imme.
diateiy, so that transportation can also
be furnished for them
II you DO not already have the sets
Of blanks for fling COMPENSATION
claims Forms 526. 529 and 545l in
your post headquarters, get in touch
with the local chapter OF the Amer
lean Red Cross, and if the blanks can
not be obtained there notify me- I'M
med ately now many sets you will
need.
All men appearing before his sonaa
are urged to bring with them any
papers or letters that they have With
them bearing on their cases.
Inc ex service men are coinr ia
get square deal on this trip, There
probably viii De representative from
TINS office with them to assist. We
must act Immediately on this. Tho
cleanup squad is ready to start ont .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
Legion Pilgrims Honored
By Thousands in France
Great Crowds Greet Tourists at Cherbourg and Paris
Shrine of America Emery Says of Republic;
Veterans Pay Tribute to unknown PoiIu''
By Wilbur Forrest


Copyright. 1921. New York Tribune Inc
PARIS Aug. 13.-When the 25o
American Legion members who are
touring France as the guests Of the
government arrived in Paris yester-
day by special train from rbourg
they were greeted by great crowds.
The cry Of "Nive iAmerique" was
taken up by thousands as the Amer
lean veterans IN mutt, some Of them
on clutches, We're taken TO reception
az the lnterAllied Club in motor
ousses: Veterans Of Paris Post. l,
IN uniform and full equipment, shared
the honors Of esccrtlng the tourists
with company OF French infantry.
Danielou. the French Commissioner
Of Foreign Affairs. greeted the Le-
gionnalres at st. Lazalre on behalf of
the government: Ambassador Jusse-
rand, Am bassedor herrick and other
notables were present in the garden of
the lnter-Allied Club when the veter-
ans were received. and speeches Of
mutual good will between France and
America were exchanged there
In formally welcoming the visitors
Commas Toner Danielou expressed the
hope that the Americans would al
preciate, during their visit n France.
how France had carried on since they
had left.
Your visit means a great event in
the history of our republic he said
John G. Emery, national commander
Of the American Legion, who heads the
tourists, replied briefly. referring to
France as ne shrine OF America"
Among the nota5ies present was Gem
eral Allen. who greeted the Americans.
as well number Of French veter-
ans. Later the Americans were taken
TO the Arc de Triomphe. where wreath
was placed b. them on the grave Of the
unknown French poilu and further
addresses on international amlty were
delivered
In honor OF the Americans buildings
IN Paris were covered with flags.
among them the official residence Of
President Millerand. the Elysee Palace,
where the French and American colors
entWined both sides % an enormous
banner composed Of all the Allied en-
olems.
Cherbourg also gave the Legionnaircs
rouslng welcome when they landed
from the liner George Washington in
the morning. The port was in gala
attire and at dawn French destroyers
steamed seward to escort the Amer
can vessel. They were followed short
time alter By several aviators in sea
planes, who were the first to greet the
visitors. IS the stately liner nosed
her way into the Cherbourg basin she
was preceded by the steamship Avenir.
carrying American Legion members Of
France, VINO boarded her at Beton
Point
French marines lined the flag deco
rated pierside They were greeted nv
Commander Emery as the valiant
olesses &c SAINT Mihiel" The first
veterans ashore were GREETED by Captain
Vincent Brechignal, representing Vice
Admiral Barthe commander Of the
port. After reception in front Of the
Hotel Vile the Leeionnaires boarded
their train for Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14

far - -..,,o,-.
& ~ ',-I.o' 'HelF mats " men the colors
ro,,o,,., -
ana ~, IS n nius tour OF tho West
I'D i,,,sn ~ i-smueI boiies' national
ov.ry,,ra-s -, ~, .ss'on, oeclared that
,.,s,.aI H.. s -, ~ ,erEi'ory "nlch he had
nlaca oo 'Ur,u tne Ies!on nad nigh
l pdace IN community progress He sa Id
>, -, -, .'.Ansle fhents aad been avoided
1os,ny ee.e,i1's,,. ne nao toured. without
An,aricarJs,,i 'e"ess IN the promotion OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
Lest We Forgets' Caring
For Scores of Disabled
achting Trips. Picnics and En-.
'ertalnmenIs Are Provided bv
Olunteer Committee

Inc Lest We Forget Comm;t-aa a.
emergency board founded in Nav 1000
composed entirely Of volnn.eer om
ers and supported by voluntary coo,r
buttons, has been arraneine recrsa
ton all summer FOR the men in boeni.
tals in Greater New York
Each Tuesday fifty men are enter
tanned at Great Neck, L. I. On Wednos-
days through the generosity Of
r. Morgan. more than fifty men a..
taken out for days sail. On Thurs
days eighty to 100 men 60 to Sea Bript+
Tor the day on the Sandy Hook boat
iney have picnic. at some country
home each Friday, and IN between ara
trips to Brighton Reach gwen bv To-
Seph Da wand to West Point and
Bear Mountain
On August "A the committee will
s ser 400 mon to the Atlantic Yacht
'iuo' 81 Sea Gate, where they will he
entertained by the Yacht owners
rec seats have been obtained Cor the
Stadium concerts through Adoin5
Lewisonn. and for the Stamford Horsa
SNOW. Several private Yacht owners
including Thomas Lamont and Genera
coleman du Pont, have taken the mn
IN small groups for snort trips. SIT
men nave been placed on farms AVID
IN country homes during the months
OF June and July. and their board na;a
tor from three days to three weeks
ne committee has entertained more
tnan 5000 men az their Sunday MGR
suppers and has held sales Of articles
made by The men n the hospitals and
at the Dug Out. The last sale at New
port, K. l., brought in $500 and there
IS one going on a. Saratoga Springs
that Will continue until September
ne committee recently opened
rest room in the Soldiers and Sailors
Club a. 2e1 Madison Avenue. ma
tanned and furnis shed by them for the
men still in the hospitals. and will
run bus line service to bring the mon
to the club during the winter. The club
Is run BY the Community Service The
committee cooperates with the Red
Cross, Community Service, American
Legion, Dug Out, X Of c. and other
welfare organizations. 1t has eleven
branches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
Veterans of 10Th
Division to Hold
Reunion for Week
Thousands Expected TO At
tend Convention at Balti-
more, Beginning Aug. 81


'esefahs OF the .Sth DIVISION, A. E
- "nich lncluded men from every
ssdOe IN lne union wnen 1t returne
- ~" .""oe' wiz Saonsr IN Baltimore
~ 'eur'.oh august 81 10 Septm Der
49,. ne convention OF the div ior
e'sta,s VIII De ned N the 9TH Reg
'nvre Arnory' pai'lmo ore september
..4 e'esaulonS from New orA VII.
~ nv s'on reunion WI De neld IN
~OuIsclion VIII 'ne buddie " eek
proslam IN baltimore. Officers. men
49, va HulSeS VINO served WIN the 18th
,a,,. ~ ~, e''e IN ienco Mortar Bat
49, Do.i (oas' A5'.ieHy corps and
,'os 1'alS 10 ana - Wi partic pat c
~, "a. ceremonies WIN 1Ae Sun
~
sns d,nc:r S ,.:', canvas: racing
0',.s,, 80 pe "a ures o. ehe pro
- rnno,.. tq rsF.ans nave oeen asked
Ar., ,V.. 80 -, 1 49,. VI III m
,,,;o,, 80 Wv ulF'slon re-
railyoad. ~ es-ei9aF ssa'es 'nat al
= ,ae,',-.9,1. - ~ give veteran
rare ha+,..o me one We y
no,o. - 20 l-iih ere gre ana any olner
rSaso a. = ,'l1eo oua1es on 'he pr
o,@ra 'oIna s'lp ''cAet 10 Bait
r,-o.o,,.o+; 10 VIII pc gwen On
rsr'eI 49, =" ''O.. VI ce''lncate wnicn
on5 r., ~ a .''su 'o'n n Leppei'
"u'iu'Hs' Dsitim ore,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
New York Department


A. the meeting OF Captain Belvidere
broohs Post, on August 3. the following
m en- ners ~ers elected delegates to the
Ne" orN county convention: DR.. Wal
IsS SANDS NILS Pr henry ". Haynes,
~ Eeht' + NJ. tra1t w Solinger.
W. t'ouirey. tou-'gan, Z IL Crooks.
- M. IS r!eischer g. l. kic-, A Holt
anu "a, benton In addition 10 the
ns~ r.uonouse tne posi- mas acquired
.u '. o. na,ion pool ana olllaro table and
Nv" e~eehc"t tennis courts.
nj,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
Plan Victory Ball
Annual Fe.e Will Be Held a,
v aIdOrf.Ast Nov. 10

The annual Victory Ball committee,
compr. sed Of members of the Mannat-
tan Naval, the Jane A Deiano. the
Cn..ed States Marine and the Richard
j. McNally posts. on Sentember 20 >.
the Waldorf-Astoria. viii hold = "ge.
togetner' dance preparatory to the an
nual victory Ball, on armistice eve.
November 10. at the same hotel
President Harding has accepted the
honorary chairmanship Of the Victory
hau, and invitations VIII De forwarded
TO Cabinet m TENDERS. the embassy STATS
allied with the United States in the
war and the delegates from France
who VIII attend the national conven-
ton OF the Legion Invitations also
VIII be extended to delegates from the
powers who Viii be II this country for
the dlsarma nent conference.
tickets viii be on sale 81 all leading
ticket AGENCIES and the WALDORF. at box
Office prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
- AMERICANA LEGION PAGE -
C4f7c1al FtAbHc81f10n- department of Now M,>k -
American Legion Activities Local. State and National
National Notes

Fear that the importation Of Flanders
peoples for use on graves % soldier dead
IN the United States would by quick
spread OF growth. result in damage to
crops. has been di1pclled BY Secretary Of
Agriculture Henry c. Wallace, who says
the European poppy has been grown
through bout the United States "Brieny
summarzed,' says Mr. Wallace lit is the
view OF the special lists OF he department
that In ordinary garden culture such AZ
the poppy has had in this country for
danger OF its becoming a troublesome
weed -
The State Federation Of Labor in
Okla homa has invited the legion to send
represe natives to its next convention
CORTLAND NJ. Faouay. national executive
committeeman from oklahoma. viii
lions are working 20 advance the same
funda mental principles, and the cement
ing OF the friendship viii add strength
TO both said Edgar Fenton head of he
state la Dor orsa nization.
William y Day OF Great Falls. Mont.
has been appointed by John G. Elmer
nationa! commander OF the American
Legion, TO servc national auditor of
the legion. He has assumed his duties
at national headquarters. Tho headuuar-
ters staff OF the legion now has repre-
sentatives from thirty-four states.
because ne p'ilSNeS NaTrled men ma 10
better citizens. the Rev. John w liner
national chaplain of tho American lie
gion, has announced that he VIII perform
without cost marriage ceremonies for
m bers Of he legion attending the
national convention of the organization
at Kansas City this fan
After reviewing a parade in Cleveland
recently in which the United States fag
was carried. National Commander John
G. Emery made a statement in which he
scored the per cent Americans who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
Wounded TO Camp
Fire Island Will Receive $50
Veterans on Tuesday

Wounded veterans Of the World Wal
VIII have old memories revived or
tuesday, when $50 of those taking vo-
cational training IN this city will b.
trans ported in busses from City Hal
to Bayshore l.. l., where they viii
board vessels for Camp Comrade, Fire
Island
IN addition to the trip by lorries fur
Their flavor Of France will be the re-
viva Of wartime canteens al Fores,
Hills and Amityville to break the
journey.
About the same number of the
wounded mcn arc transported each two
weeks to Camp Comrade, where surf
bathing baseball. canoes, fishing. boz.
ing bouts, concerts and dances enter.
tain them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
Members of lOGth Post
To Vote on Clubhouse
Meeting on Thursday Nigh, " i'll
Decide For OF Against
the Purchase

ne AOoln infantry fos' WI noid IN
important meeting mex thursday night
a. me ga Regiment Armory' hfoo"iYn'
-of NE purpose OF nnaAy cetefmininE
ueon a memorial cup mouse Tor the use
OF lis members. bulletin issued yes
,sFqsi ytne post commander. Lennox
y. brennan explains me Pfo,esf III 'n'i.
Il -
ne proposition IS qIes' on IS - n,ir-
c"@se inc p1opef'y situated ~ -ol WIZ
-ousnoE ave. 1s' brooAiyn a. total
vs. o. 81 ''oVV' me terms q sad pur-
s-H .eo - De as ioiioNs; > ''2'V casn.
''vo on nFs1 mortgage am s-'ooV or
- ~. - ''- "''' -,
expense TOT necessary repairs eStira ed
81 $5,JDN
he Posts memorial fund now amounts
-. - 900 - ~-'-0' -'
~OO1 NAsVvV IN caon o coNFefi lneSe
building. IL viii be necessary for the
majority Of ne pos, ncmbers A. this
meeting to sanction such action.
To determine YOUR action the COM
m..tee or budget and was and rnesone
presents herewith 2 schedule ~ o.nead,-
lures. necessar vso r,air-air 10 nro.
posed clubhouse and the required ,.nrS-
nc, ors-s-,7a-s,.r -. - - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
Americanization Committee
ASKS for All ResoIut;op

Members OF the Americaniza.;on
committee Of the New York COUNTY
Legion anticipate the recent Of scores
OF resolutions on that subject for sun
mission to the county convention.
which is to he neld in the auditorium
OF the Washington Irving High School
on August 90
In order that tire resolutions NAV be
properly prepared for action. the
committee has sent q request to all
delegates 20 send them to Harold NJ
Sch~ab. at 3.5 West Thirty Eighth
Street, the secretary OF the committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
Veterans Will Campaign
For Soldier Candidates
Non-Partisan League Plans an
Active Part in Election
Fight

While the American Legion has CON
sistentiy taken determined stand
against "playing politics. the organ
zation's members DO not propose to be
idle during the campaign this wear.
The War Veterans Non-Partjsar
League has again organized for action
IN the mayoralty fight, its object being
to support soldier candidates regard
less of their party affiliations Henry
5. Miller. of 154 Nassau Street. il d.
rectlng the activities of the league, and
ne invites all veterans to write TO him
for further particulars.
In the elections OF last year the
league members campo igned for cand-
dates with war records and several Of
those supported in this manner were
returned to Ofica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
$4,000 Acres Opened
To Veterans in Vest

EARLY 10000 acres of land will
De opened to ex-service men
next month. On September e22
FARMS VIII De opened to homestead
entry by veterans on the North
Platte irrigation project in wvo-
ming A week later fifty-seven
farms Will be opened on the Sho-
shone project, in the same state.
FOR sixty days the filing on the
FARMS VIII be restricted to ex-serv-
Ice persons. More than 100. 900
acres of this former cattle range
country Is now producing alfalfa.
sugar beets, corn and potatoes.
The shoshone tract is rapidly he.
coming populated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14

mittce.
National Commander John c. Emery.
has Joined .hc ist Division L,eut tsY''r',
ZEN Feigl, Post. in this city The BAL
OF The post ia scheduled Tor Novenber
H. in the Hotel Aston ballroom.
Saduceus Post has acquired a mem
bcrship OF more than $50 physicians Of
New York among whom are some Of the
most prominent surgeons in the civ
All OF them have volunteered their sery-
lces III reconstruction work for VET
Grams
The United Service Post has elected
as delegates to the Bronx County con-
yention Daniel Curtin. Timothy DriscoiI
HAITI Fassis, Frank Pickett Arthur
S, afs nd Danisl Sullivan Thomas Wal
arc requested to forward either 70 The
auJutant or 10 Frank Pickett lc3o Tin
ton Avenue, any resolutions tina, they
county convention e
,,., me American legion Of Kings County
VIII celebrate Armistice Day b. an A.
mlstice Nights BAH TO be held az the 25tb
reg msn' Armory. Bedford and Atlantic
rrlday November II. an entertainment
oo1ing and other similar events VIII he
neic al the same plaza. Every most viii
o. assigned part in this all Kings
county celebration ~ :
Post ,. OF Mount Vernon VIII meet
,o-morrow evening in the Proctor Build
lhs' for the purpose OF eiectlne dele
sates 20 the county convention This
r ,.S mas I.s own newspape and will not
permit any persons other than ex-serv
columns !" us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
Feigl Post Outing

A Concy Island outing will be given
tom night to the members Of the
Lieutenant jeff Fcicl Post Of the
Legion. a boat ride. parade in
Concy Island, dinner and an cnter-
ta'nment at Luna Park is the program.
The Iron Steam boat leaves Pier /.
North River, At $50 p. M, Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
Richmond Convention

The Richmond County convention Ct
the Legion will be held on Tuesday
night al the courthouse. in St. Georcs
staten Island. Happen Post and James
S. Slosson Post are leading the Others
in membership.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
Build Own Post Clubhouse

Rldgefield Park, n j.. has live lc-
gion post that has finally realized its
desire to have its own clubhouse. The
members took over an old, discarded
school building, and by hard work
transformed it into a comfortable head
QuarterA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
Upstate Legion Posts
Leaders on Membership
Three Ahead of Tooth Infantry,
of Brooklyn. Which Seeks
First HOnOrs

o three upstate Legion posts yoes
the honor OF leading in point Of mem
oersnlp, according 20 the latest fgures
available ut state headquarters. Tho
Broomc County Post OF Ringhamton
the home city Of Department Com,
mander Charles G. Blakeslcc, has .O65
mem bcrs enrolled. while the Semner
FideIis Post, Of Buffalo, is hfty be-
hind. with l,ol5
The Fort Orange Post. Of Albany
has y52 members, and the 10Gth In
fantry Post, Of Brooklyn. stands -
good fourth, With 947
n an effort TO reach first place the
lo6th Post has begun thirtv-dav
mcnbership campaign in which every
veteran enrolled in that unit vii try
to sign up an unattached cx-service
man. The post is anxious to 70 10 the
convention Il. jamestown with the
largest delegation in the state
Az an added induccmcnt to potential
mem bers. the i0Gth will acquire liz
oWn headquartsfs, with All the an
pointments Of modern club.
whom Mrs Ida Crouch Hazietr. i So
c'S''"' 'pe~h"f. wa1 inresten"d With vio-
l~nce recently At fJ~s 1olncr Iowa q.
party ri American }.rslou men on~or,ed
her 10 tho police station for protection
Thc Polics Depafiri"p, commented th~
legionnaifeS Tor their chiyalfy
Jsn,es e EnsT"li. member OF
Jisehhs~h Port Of the American Legion.
In Chicago. n@s sent roTfenrHs 10 United
ptafns Hrnators ma H-pressntai34oa
~rfcn b~nr yDrfoxra rffjr f~ofoturf!on
shD1lng him f"w minutes sftef NJ had
eDr~fe1 tvo gunsnot wounds in tho
txcnchsa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14

John ". Angel member OF Arthur
Nlens Post has oesr annointed cha.-
man OF the Bronx County athletic com
nittce.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-28
ESTATE OF CLARENCE C. CARR.

State Of Vermont District Of Washington. s..
The honorable probate court for the dis.
triet aforesaid, to the heirs and all persons
interested IN the estate Of Clarence G. Carr,
late Of City of Barre. in said district, de
ceased. GREETING;
WHEREAS, application hath been made to
this court in writing. by the administrators,
praying for license and authority to sell
all Of real estate Of said deceased TO wat
situated IN the City of Barre in said dis
triet representing 70 said court that II
would be beneficial TO the heirs and all per-
sons interested in the estate of said de-
ceased, 20 sell said real estate and convert
the same into money.
And bringing into court the consent and
appreciation in writing, of all the heirs to
said estate residing in this state. and set
ting forth the situation Of the real estate.
WHEREUPON, the said court appointed
and assigned the 18th day of June. 1921,
Al the rebate Office in Montpelier in said
district, 10 hear and decide upon said appli-
tce thereof TO be given 10 all persons inter
ested therein, by publishing said order. to-
gether with the time and place Of hearing.
three weeks excessively In the Barre Daily
Times. newspaper which cirealRtes in the
neighborhood Of those persons interested in
said stnie. all Of which publications shall
be previous 10 the day assigned for hearing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to
appear before said court at the time and
place assigned. then and there in said court
to make your objections 10 the granting Of
such license. II you see cause.
Given unde- my hand at Montpeiisr. In
said district this 9th day of May. 1921.
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge
~ IHaswa