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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-27
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HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE VIII
40 what we claim for it-cure Catarrh or
Deafness caused by Catarrh. We do not
claim to cure any other disease.
:. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is
liquid, taken internally. and acts through
the blood upon the mucous surfaces Of
the system. thus reducing the inflamma-
ton and restoring normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free
r. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-27
CALEDONIA COUNTY

A petition in bankruptcy has been
entered in the Office of the clerk of
the United States district court by
Louis S. Morris of st. Johnsbury. a
merchant, as individual and as sur
viving partner, of the Charles C.
Locke, now deceased, and Louis S.
Morris of ST. Johnsbury. The total
amount of debts are given at $14,422.-
IL, while the assets are $12.492. SO.
Property claimed to be exempted is
given as worth 1925.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-27

God made the world in six days and
rested on the seventh. We know a
fellow who goes Him six better by
resting all the time.
Some folks are of very saving dis
position. They won't work for fear
of expanding their vitality.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-27
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION I
NECESSARY

AS DR.. Guthrie puts it. A man may
know all about the rocks, and his
heart may remain as hard as granite ;
he may know all about the winds, and
be the sport Of passions as turbulent
and fierce as they; he may know all
about the stars, and his fate be as the
meteor's that blazes for little while,
and is then lost quenched in eternal
night; he may know all about the sea,
and his soul resemble its troubled
waters, which cannot rest, but throw
up mire and dirt; he may know how
to rule the spirit of the elements, and
not know how to rule his own; he
may know all, in short, mans genius
has discovered or his skill invented,
but, if he does not know Cod, and
Jesus Christ, what will all his know
ledge avail? On the other hand a
great preacher once said, and said it
advisedly; If could send my boy four
years to the University or give him
four years of systematic wholesome
Bible study, l believe he would come
out of the four years Bible study bet
ter fitted to meet life's problem than
from the University without the Bible.
Of course the ideals education would
be the University and the Bible study
also, but in too many instances col
lege course turns out infdels instead
of great believers. And here is where
the Bible in the home gets it's impor-
lance. 1t takes time by the forelock.
1t preempts the soil of the soul. It
forecloses the case for all the future.
1t garrisons the fortress in advance.
1t provides the weapons of defence
long before they are needed. In time
of peace, it prepares for war. 1t
soul's(armory. It places the helmet Of
salvation over the intellect to protect
the mind against the suggestions and
doubts of the seminary. And it pro-
vides the shield of faith whereby the
imperiled one may quench ali the
fiery darts of the devil.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-27
No Room for me ,noomp.ten.

no Room Tor the tnoompotent
Much Of the work done In this world
has to be undona Ihcompetency ID
the greatest drawback to progress In
competents are the NEST costly mem
bers OF society. and always will be.
That's why there Ia always 4 premium
on brains and skill. which combine to
produce efficiency -Ex change
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-27

Those who are now too watchful
of their hours of work, are approach
ing the time when they won't have
any hours and about the same amount
to eat.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-27
THE BIBLE TO BE USED

The Bible in the home should be in
constant use, the Bible open, the Bible
read, the Bible every day, the Bible
year in and year out, the Bible in health
and in sickness, the Bible in. prosper
ity as well as in adversely, the Bible
for the parents, theBible for the child
rem, the Bible, for the visitor, hope
against every dark sky, an inexhaust-
able source of strength, fresh and
fragrant wisdom and unfailing guide
and inspiration of the soul.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-27
The Bible in the Home

Sunday School Lesson for May ]
1921
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-27
THE BIBLE SHARPENS WITS

The author of Deuteronomy did
not leave it a mater of Individual
choice concerning the use of the Bible.
He declared that it must be made the
text book for family training of chill
dren He declares that parents must
teach "these words" diligently to their
children. Matthew Henry says
that the original verb means
to whet or sharpens. Gas in
whetting a knife, it is turned first
on this side, then of that. Be care
full and exact in teaching thy child
sharpen them, and put an edge on
them" No listless, hit or miss, read
ing of the Scriptures will do that. The
Bible is a sword, it ought to have
razor edge. The Bible is an arrow,
it ought to have sharp point. The
author of Deuteronomy knew that the
character of the child is formed for
good or bad before it reaches the teen
age. The statistics of crime show
that criminals in most cases start
upon their careers before they are
twelve years old. And the vast major
ity of those who come into the church
upon profession of faith do so before
they are 20 years old.
Secular education is right and the
public school system is one of the cor
ner. stones of the republic, which,
please God, shall never be removed
But if religious education does not su-
percede, and modify, and balance, and
control secular education, the mental
equipment of the individual is lop-
sided and shallow
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-27
Save Time & Money

$1.75 Each Way
Daily except Sunday. Leave Green's
boro Bend on arrival of morning
train from Burlington connecting
with the lib train going to New
port.
Leave Hotel Barton at 3.15 connect
ing with the train going to Burlington.
with the train going to Burlington.
Trunks and baggage carried. Both
phones.
C. b. STERNBERG
Greensboro Bend, vt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-31
sLEHa}NtA !NSTALA ELEFGA0
EHAL}1iDnICOS e SUa
FERROCARRILES.

Berlin, agoseo al ,paratos de t.
l6fonos inalimbricos han sido insta.
lados en- todos los trenes expresses d
AIemaria, = los mismor seran 'ues-
tos al scryioic On 10 : teles : EmSa-
iadas de ia capital, para pon-r los
fcrrocarrilcs en- Communication con los
mismos cuando asi Sc do3oc.
Experimentos reaIizado3 haee me-
ses en- I'll trcn de marcancias diarcn
como ccnaocuencia que rn sistama 4 ,
telafonos inalambricos podia funrio-
mar cn los tranes de pasajcros, 4 G.I
de cue Gctcs estuvia~aa comInielnIo-
Sc con SIS fami,iares y amiGos duran
te cl viaia. Las pruehas Sc efeetra-
ron en- rrescncia d. aIperCo3 ing>2ie-
ros Y agreeados m;iitares, cstando en-
tire ellos los re9rosentantes diplomati-
COS de los Esta1os Unidos y Suacia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-31

comnarecfan ante el. solamente, Crefa
necesaria In Suppression Immediate de
csc phi6diop, que juzgaba inconye-
nicntc, pero que p9r la seSunda yez
serfan ellos sometidos uua Corte
Malcial y castig;ldoS severamellte.
Dtsp,.es de algu.as aclaraciones
de los Srcs. Rcdrigrrz Gonzalez, Sc
re,silalreal todc,; los rerie;'istas del
Cuartel General.
Dice el importantc v0cer0 "El
I..sifn Diarao":
".Anoche dfAz CuGnce minutes des-
pu6s de tey1niiiada Ia rctreta del Par
are Ittaependc;icia, 50 armo Ia dc
Dios Is Cristo en- dicho parque.
Mariigos americancs. en- grnpcs por
dfstirr8ss sitids arremetieAon contra
quicncs 10. frecaentaban entire en-
ppIloncs. redradas. macanazos. Mano-
p!azos, f0cazos Due s2 calnbiaron 81
mu!taneanieate. II cCrrcdera fUG T.
ngrne Y el escilldalo maydscnlo. sin
que lnadie lpgaImente intcrviniera con
Z. de-. Sufcieltc para rcprinlirlo. I'll
case flie Gae. @spantadas las damas
.lutan. los niles Sc dcsesperab&n y
Ia gante- dc aboluto rcspeto. hombres
na,il!rc,s ane.anC5 im1 ]sibilithdos
de cor.er largo. t,Ivicron que acarru-
c:,:se o sufrir las violcncias que Sc
lepartfan a una mano Y Il Ctra.
Eel descrden sargi0 IN herido por
la espaila, nemetrio LinaTes: quien
fU6 cu.-atlc por q Dir. Ortiz.
Indlbiahlcmente que dfa por dia,
Sc Face mas impossible frecuentar con
sbsGluta garartia cl ParQac fadcpea-
HrHcid. ii que mas de una vcZ ha Sido
hccho 'srlyo. absolutamente, por los
sddadoS american0s.
Los lie anoelle, Sc dice que son sol
dados componentes &c Ia Colipai1ia
Min. n.
Y no piensan las gcntoS pacf:icaS
Gil spl desorden de aHochc. piensan en-
II que l,ueda ocrrrir eSta noche 81 Ia
preston re"onocida del Provost Mar
shall no TINA alcuna me'7lda. con
motive de la numcrol agIupaci0n
que naturalmeu.e habra Ell cl Porque
sIadepcadeEcia.
Otra yc. protestamos contra semc-
jan:es desplanto,. que dcbcn ser re-
primidOs seycramcnte p0r quicn CO.
rresponda.
Y como postre Va n continuation
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-31
Lo que pasa en- Santo Domingo

Revisando In Prensa dominicana
que nos ilcga en- caGtl cdrreo, con
resar los, entelslmes dc 10 ilsosteni-
bic que. Sc esta haciendo-dfa por dfa
sin punto de rcposo-la vida per que
atialyiesa : la Antilla hcrmana, bajO
eL Gobierno militar desp6tico Que
esta sometida.
\ iuzgar por la polftica que vie
nal Eoniendo en- practicl los ameri-
aI:t1s cu las tierras ocupadas por
ellCs Ell estas latitudcs. p0Grfa prn-
sarSe, tai ycz sin raz6n, que los Es-
tados VnidCs van camino de anular
sUs yiej2s tladicioEas dcmocrfa!ica!!,
para dar raso Il los c2ducOs ITEM
pcs del despoiSmu mas ciaccrbado,
contra q cual Wilson iur6 que en-
viaba suS leg.oies q Europa, que rc-
li'escatabaA Ia Just;cia Y HI Libel-
tad Ii deftnsa lie ID; pueblos
opi'imidcs dGb;lcs.
Come ifnica asevcraoi5n 10 que
dd,mti. Y que no neccsitl muchib
Justification 81 ,tomamos en- cueata
10 que vielc succdienGo On cl pro-
pic Puerto Rico. ccopiamos a conti-
nuaci6n ago de 10 mucho que para
hoAg'd h#cn nombfc de In Democra-
cia Y III Ciyilizao6a hos cuentan las
cr6liicas dominicanas.
ALA va:
''De nueStro colrga III Diario" de
Santiago. edic;on del 10 del mes ell
curse rcc0rtamos:
Eil la manana dc hey fueron llana-
dos per ,el Coroaal Lyman, Conan
dante dc las frerzas aEcricanas dc
ocuroti5if Ell este Departamento, les
Sres. Director dc la Informaci6n'
don~V Ts,ontino r. Y Director dc
III Diario", don Ramon villa Morel.
V el Director del nEerc peri6dico To-
cal lei Machete", Sr. Victor +. Ro-
drfguez Q3ulG) su colaborador Sr.
Jorge Abigail Gonzdicz.
Ell ST.. coroael comunie5 les srcs.
Lirect tesS lie la Information" v
"El Bi1lio' que solamette los ha-
bfa molesfado para que oyeran 10
que deseaba exprcsarle a los Srcs.
dc III Machetc", Y dirigi6n,tose al
Sr. Rodriguez lie hizo conocer que el
artfculo Elegia firmado por. Gonzalez
10 considerable incitadcr Il Ia revuel-
'l. Iglsal declaration hizo al Sr.
GONZALEZ aqtQFS aqt ~ del els alttssso Ct!e
por ser Ia priinera yez que clos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-31
nEsnE Puerto DE VEGA

Nuestro distinguido amigo : colabe-
rador eI culto DR.. Lopez sicard6, esta
uhora en- Puerto de Vega, de ID pottt-
ca Asturias y de allf Sc propone If
Mondariz, por algunos dfas, para lue
20 volver la risuefia poblacion, cuya
tranquilidad le encanta y Ia terrnI-
naci6n de la temporada proseguir 50
yiaje viStando San Sebastian = lue-
90 de deiar a Espana,a Francfa, Bel
sica Inglaterra, Y volver a AmEri-
ca.
Ants atenderd a mvitaciones de los
Sres. Angel Gonzalez y Pspe Louha.
yendo In Guardia, en- donde elloe y
esperan. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-31
II. LUNE.5 > iE SEPTIEMBRE

T. ConScio dc los Caballeros de Co
Ion de SAN Juan, ce!cbrara elecciones
&elmralos DC OAc.a}es directories del
,nismo. el pcjXimo lunes ) de septiem
bre a la hora &c costumbre en- el To-
cal de aQu&l. NuDcrosos elementos
del cxpre>ado Couscjo han lido a sa-
ludar III ST. Manuel Mentlia, uno de
los df@natarios del mismo, que ncaba
de lo-re>ar tie los E>tldos Unidos
,irS2'.ts dc haUcr pasado ALI una cor
Ia tempor&da.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-31

Y de os4s pruebas racij la idea de
rroveer los trenes expresses de tel5-
ionos inaiGmbricos que va han en-
aezado L o2erar, con magniloos result
,ados, loerando algunos pasajcros re-
servar sus habitaciones en- los hoteles
de esta capital, por mcdi2ci6n de los
mismos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-31
una .0rden Eiecutiva que aparece ell
Ia Gaceta Official dOminicana:
Or.en No. a.

ATENDIENDO a que In ncmbrada
Maria Herminia PGrez, natural d.
Puerto Rico, tie ~ amos de edad, sol
tp'a, cstatula G2 pulgadas. peso 10
libras, color ind:o claro. oios negrus.
pclo negro, nariz cstrecha, klrba ~
donda, sin seiElS particularcs, no tb-
serya una conducta irrepochAblencA-
te moral legal, como 10 Gemuesi IA
el llecho &c haber sido c0ndenaGa
por el Tribunal de Ia Inst&ncia &c
Santa Domingo. p0r hCriGlus, rertA-
lando asf IN nlarcado ii4stiHto cri-
GIinal;
ATENDIENEO a GuE .scgdn Aisp3-
nc 81 ArtfculO 90. de IL Ley DE- In
nigraci0n, cl derc.ho del cXtl'an.'6.
dc yiyir en- cl pafS. esti subardinad
a Ii obligaci6n de ohSer1ur uaa coy
dneta ireprochahlemcNtG moral
legal, Y Il que ca case dc illfracri6t
Il cs'ia obligaei6h. cl eNtr0n@eg3 i'll
tractor puele ser cXpll!SaGO SIN m;,,
foimalidad que Ia prohanza de tai
inflaCci6n: este D"pa.tamento
RESI- ELVE:
l. Quo In nonbrada Maria Unrln.-
!ia Perez. d. las generates arriha
an2t"las. sea cXpulsaGa del tcrrit.-
rio d@.inicano on II f3rMa csta1,c-
cida por cl Artfculo 1o de Ii Oh .r1
E;ctu.3ta No. G0J.
= FL Inspector lie Immigration del
Puerto de Santo Domingo queda en-
cargado del eXacto ctmpi.nirnta d"
esta Orlca
Dada en- Santo Iomingo. a los s
dfaS del mes de .Ag Sto de 1921.
R. u. WAKEFIELD.
Lieut.. Commander, c. f. C..
L. S. Navy.
EnoargaGo del pepnrt&neato de
Agriculture Immiglac,6n
Por el Go5;erno liilitar.
.iPRORADA:
IS. s. ROBlNSON
Rear-Admilal L. $. Navy,
Gobernador Militar &c
Santo Domingo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-31
Ell "CARACAS"

Mariana llesard a este puerto, proce-
dentc de New York, ei vapor amen-
cano Caracas" con carga y pasaje-
rOS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-31

Ell "SAN LORENZO" EN- pU ERTO
E,sta tarde a las dos fonde5 en- cs,e
puerto, procedentc de Estados Unidos.
con carga, correspondence y pasaje-
roS, el vapor San Lorenzo.
, 1921-05-25

ny virtue of the authority vested in me
and in accordance with the practice
observed within the United States,
MONDAY, MAY 80, 1921, known as
MEMORIAL DAY, is appointed a holi-
day and set aside throughout the Virgin
Islands for the purpose of paying fitting
honor to those who have given their
lives in the defence of the United States
and its ideals of liberty, equity. justice
and right, the protection of life and the
pursuit of happiness.
The usual ceremonies will be observed
by the military and naval forces and all
persons are invited to participate in hon
oring the heroic dead.
Witness my hand and the Seal of the
Government of the Virgin Islands of the
United States>at St. Thomas the 10th
day Of May in the year 1921.
SUMNER f. W. KITTELLE,
Governor.
, 1921-05-25

To Frederick G. McKean,J r, Judge
of the District Court OF the
Virgin Islands,
~Chistlansted, St. Croix.
The Governor directs that you, the
legally appointed Judge of the District
Court of the Virgin Islands of the Uni
ted States, continue to administer the
court and that you not surrender, in
any particular whatever, the functions
Of your office to anyone without definite
instructions from the Governor, or upon
the receipt Of a proper writ directed
to you from a court having jurisdiction.
SUMNER E. w. KITTELI E,
Governor.
, 1921-05-25
ORDER

WHEREAS, a Writ of Mandamus has
lately been issued to one Lucius ]. M.
Malmin, formerly a Judge of the District
Court of the Virgin Islands, by the Third
Circuit Court of Appeals. requiring him
to return to the District Court of the
Virgin Islands;
AND WHEREAS, amongst other
things, the opinion of the Court states.
that, In thus finding in the United States
a right to a Writ of Mandamus on the
facts shoWn the main question in the
case as we regard it-We WGsh to make 1t
clear that the scope of our decision rs no
broader than the facts on Which 1T is
based. People VS.. Gilmer, 10 III. PAP.
1t is conclusive only Of the Governments
right to ask US to compel its servant,
, 1921-05-25

uDQGI Ills pllNld IdClG lIlj6, 10 return W
his jurisdiction and to perform the duties
of his office. 1t is not conclusive Of sub
sequent proceedings, if any be had, on
different fact to test the title to the Of
fee. State VS.. Oates, Sc Wis 634, 81 N.
W. 296. Nor does it determine any
question of the tenure of the respond
ent's office. the power thereafter to re-
move him and appoint another, Or where
such power, if any, resides
AND WHEREAS, it is the opinion of
the Governor of the Virgin Islands of
the United States, that. in add
ton to other reasons, the facts in
the case as they actually exist are
at such variance with those contain
ed in said opinion as to warrant and
command the Executive authority of
the Government of the Virgin Islands,
he ha ling due regard for the orderly ad-
mlnistration Of justice in said Islands.
to issue an executive order or decree pro-
hibiting and enjoining all persons, and
particularly the said Lucius J.. M. NAL
min, from in anyWise interfering with
or molesting the administration of the
Courts, or justice, or with the person or
persons now, this 18th day Of May, 1921,
in change Of the Courts and the other de-
partments of justice in the said Virgin
Islands
AND WHEREAS by an Act of the
Congress of the United States, 3 March,
1917, all military, civil and judicial
powers necessary to govern the West n
dian Islands acquired from Denmark
shall be vested in a Governor and in such
persons as the President may appoint.
and shall be exercised in such manner as
the President shall direct until Congress
shall provide for the Government Of such
islands"
NOW THEREFORE,. 1 Sumner E. W
Kittelle, Governor Of the Virgin Islands
of the United States of America. do here
by warn and adjdre all persons, and par
t~icularly the said Lucius ]. III. Malmin,
to refrain and desist from in anywise in
terfering with or moIesting the admins
tration Of the Courts, or justice, or any
department thereof, of the said Virgin
Islands of the United States of America,
as actually administered on this 18th day
of May, 1921, and they are hereby en-
joined and prohibited from so doing.
And it is hereby further proclaimed
hat any one disregarding this order will
do so at his peril, that is to say, that he
will be prosecuted in accordance with
the law in such cases made and provided
WITNESS my Hand and the Seal of
the Government Of the Virgin Islands Of
the United States this 18th day Of May.
1921.
SIMMER r w IT
, 1921-05-25
Publication.

THE Third Circuit Court of Appeals
has issued an ex-parte writ of man
damus to former Judge Lucius J. NJ.
Malmin directing him to return to the
District Court of the Virgin Islands. The
writ of mandamus is not directed to the
Government of the Virgin Islands. The
Governor, having due regard for the
orderly administration o. justice, has
issued the following orders which are
released for the information of the pub
lie:
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED
STATES ST. THOMAS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

RlTZ-Died, at Retreat for Sick, Novein
Der G. 1921. 4to "a. NJ. Thomas QUO
|:ritz In his 3sth year. lie leaves u
wife, two children and wide circle
IL friends to mourn their loss. Funeral
Eotlcn lalcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

AGESTS-Sell Minitmend for tires and
tubes; cost &c repair. sutpasscs vuicaniz-
Ing; saves 500 per cent; every auto and
accessory dealer buys; profits ANA ding
Shaw made SCI hrst day; Hart ;l25 nrst
week. Particulars and free samples Tho
continental Rubber Company. Depart
fptxt u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

kBNEY-The funera! of Ars. Fred. ~
pabney WAS conducted by tho Rev. WI
iam iiedley at 4 O'Clock yesterday site.-
koon. lnterment Hollywood. The pail
(,earora were Robert Lihdaay. Nalchiiha
Williams. W. ". Poindehier. WIFI II.
Miller. Of Lynchpurg; Is. A. LOWS. OF
I.awrenceville. and DIR. w. L. Pearson
IJf Narf1lk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

MAN 10 work this city rennishing chande-
Tiers. brass beds. automobiles. by new
method; $40 daily without capital or
experience. Write Gunmetal Co., :7s
Elm. Decatur. ILL.