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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-19
WILLI4MSTOWN

You are invited to spend pleasant
hour at the Congregational church on
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The
president of Straight college, New Or
leans, will tell stories of the south
land and group of jubilee negro sing
ers will sing negro melodies. These
singers have been well received by
large audiences in many states. A col
lection will be taken for the work of
the college.
Clarence Wilfore has received fed
eral license on his new Dodge car
Mrs. Elsie Kelly has moved from
Miss Emma Adams house to rooms
with Mrs. Mary J. Staples.
George j. Wilfore and family have
gone to East Dorset for the summer,
where he is. to be employed on con
creting job by contractor Gregoire OF
Barre.
The 18th of May was Mt. Mansfield
day for large party of people from
this town, % making the trip and all
enjoying it very much. Among those
who had a part in the days outing
were Frank A. Downs and family, Les
ter o. Morgan and family, Mr. and
Mrs. G. r. Trip and daughter, Bea-
trice, Superintendent H. p Crosby and
wife and son, John, Principal G. Z.
Stevens, Miss lrma Cheney, Horace La
sell, Warren Covell and Arthur Stone
The climb from the foot OF the noun
tain was made on foot, the ladies OF
the party and some of the men taking
three hours to make the ascent, while
the Younger members did it in half the
time.
Hector Cadorette, who lately began
business in the blacksmith ship be-
longing to B. c. Hoyt, has moved from
the Norris house in mill village to the
Carlton house in "the hollow" finding
the first location too far from his place
of business.
Mrs. Evelyn Reed McAllister went
to Montpelier yesterday to attend the
, state department convention OF the
w. r. C. She went as one of the ten
aides appointed by the senior aide OF
the state. Mrs McAllister is the secre-
tary OF the local corps.
Frank Jeffords and family we're in
st. Johnsbury last Sunday to visit
Rev. and Mrs Weston A, Cate. Con
veyance was furnished by Frank A.
| Bruce.
Regular meeting of |. 0. O. F. on
Friday evening. May 20. The third de
gree will be conferred and refresh
memts served Come.
Miss Dorothy Simons did not come
to town on her spring vacation from
teaching in Springfield, Mass, on ac-
count OF scarlet fever here, but spent
il with relatives in Mortified. Her
mother. Mrs. Rebekah Simons, spent
few days in Mortified with her, but
was called back home by the illness Of
Mrs. Walter B. Simons.
Band rehearsal for Memorial day at
town hall next Monday evening, May
% Everybody who belongs to the band
come.
Town Clerk W. p. Townsend Of
Chelsea made a brief stop here early
in the week while on his way home aft.
err ride to Royalton and back through
the gulf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-19
Selection by the Vermont depart

Selection by the Vermont depart
ment, G. A. r., of John R. Wilson OF
Worcester to be department command
err for the ensuing year assures the
department of capable head, as Mr.
Wilson has proven himself to be ca
pable administrative officer as secretary
of the Washington County Veterans
association for many years. The de-
partment ought to experience a year
of successful administration even m-
der the handicap of declining numbers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-19

Fitel Friedrich, second son of the ex-
kaiser, having been convicted OF lille
gally exporting capital out OF Ger
many, was not found guilty of a very
serious offense; but the action of the
government in bringing Hohenzollern
to justice may indicate state OF mind
on the part of Germany to try men OF
lesser degree for alleged crimes in the
war Royalty, at any rate, does not
enjoy the immunity it held under the
imperial government. The divine right
of kings, and the reflected immunity
on members of their families, is not a
popular doctrine in Germany at the
present time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-19

Twenty seven years service on the
United States supreme court bench,
with II years of that period spent as
chief justice, stamped Edward Doug
lass White as one of the leading jurists
of the country's history Almost a
Judge by inheritance, his father and
his grandfather having been on the
bench, White was also fitted by tenn
permanent and training to fill position
in the highest branch of the Judiciary
of the United States. He lived down
any prejudice that may have developed
in the minds Of northern people at the
time of his selection, such prejudice
having developed from the fact that
White served as q soldier in the Con-
federate army during the War of the
Rebellion; and he proved himself ca
pable of interpreting the law in clear
minded, unbiased manner. So there
was almost no objection on the score
of utilization with the Rebellion when
President Taft, Republican, saw mt
to elevate Justice White to the posi-
ton of chief justice back in 1911. It is
now left to be said that the Taft ac-
ton was proven as much justified as
was the original selection of White
for the L. S. bench by President Cleve-
land when deadlock arose between
the president and the Senate back in
1894. Chief Justice White has been one
of the strong men of the United States
bench.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-19

tend the spelling contest. Miss Mil
dred Preston spelled all the the schools
down except the village school of Beth
ell. She and Miss May Spooner repre-
sented the schools of this town at the
White River Junction contest. Miss
Spooner's rank out of As contestants
was fourth and Miss Prestons, 18th.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-19
NORTH MONTPELIER

"The Arrival of Kitty" a farce in
three acts, will be given by local talent
IN Masonic hall, North Montpelier,
Monday and Tuesday evenings, May %
and "a Music Monday evening by To-
cal talent; Tuesday evening by Hard
wick orchestra. Supper and dance to
follow play Tuesday evening. Admis.
sion to play, Csc and zoe! Dancing, 75c
per couple. Supper, poe per plate.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-19

It is to be hoped that the custodians
of Mrs. Emma C. Bergdoll will not per
init her to go out and seek pot OF
gold pending the settlement OF SEN
tence in her case of participation in the
draft evasion by her two sons, Grover
C. and Erwin Bergdoll.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
CONDITIONS OF
EDUCATION IN
ILLINOIS GOOD
e,rts Ranks Higher I'm Matters Of
Schooling Than It Is
Credited.

Springfield, Ill. Nov. 4-Educa-
80 who have ranked Illinois In
.laces for the gath TO the 9th
snong the states In educational
matters are mtsrepresenting condt-
.ions. according TO Francis G.. Blair,
stste superintendent OF public in
st-nrtfon. Mr.. Blair has prepared
: +ahle showing that Illinois In
somo things educational ranks all
the way from eleventh place to SEQ
ond.
MISTAKES of educators IN dealing
With Illinois and giving It such a
had reputation are due, Mr.. Blair
said. to the fact they have based
their calculations on the presump-
tion that the states assess taxes
mon the same property valuation.
~The equalized assessed values of
the states are not on the same
haxig." Mr.. Blair said Illinois
takes so per cent OF fair cash value,
while New York takes SO per cent.
Pennsylvania, IS; Indiana full
value: California, full value: Min
nesota 80 per cent and Missouri 70
per cent" Figures are for the fiscal
year OF 1922.
Illinois actual expenditure for
education, elementary and second
ary. Mr.. Blair shows, is the fourth
largest among the states. Its APP
proximate expenditure of 70,000,000
ia surpassed only by New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio, which
states have given 100000, o.
600. 600 and S5,OOO,000, respectively
And in total appropriation for
education Illinois is fifth, surpassed
only by the same three states and
California.
Sixth place is taken by Illinois on
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
GASOLINE ONE-H4LF
CENT LOWER AT
TWENTY-FOURTH
STREET.

The Illinois Oil Company has
again lowered the price one-half
cent a gallon, on gasoline, at its
Filling Station, Gath street and 4th
avenue, Rock Island.
The Illinois Oil Company is lead
ing the field for lower prices on
gasoline, at its Filling Station, and
giving its customers the advan-
tage of every slight reduction in
the Wholesale market
But what has the Illinois Oil
Company that cannot be initiated i?
County Fair Flat Wall Paint for
Interior Decorating.
And what offers a greater saving
to the enterprising home owner?-
ADVERTISEMENT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
BOWLING

The regular community meeting
WIN be held at the Pleasant Ridge
church Friday evening. The dis
armament conference Will be the
topic. Readings will be given by
Mrs. John Champion and Miss
Blanche WangeIfn. Miss Helen
Parkhursf win Sing. Contests have
been arranged for the social hour.
Everyone is invited to attend.
A Halloween party given for
members OF the Methodist Sunday
school was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mcconnell
on Monday evening. Everyone
present had an enjoyable time.
George whitehall, who has been
spending the summer with his
grandfather in Bowling township,
has gone to Chicago, where he has
accepted q position.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

the amount OF disfributive fund
given for support Of schools; nth
place Tor the amount appropriated
for education Of dependent children;
nirh place on amount for vocational
education and rehabilitation; Sec
ond for amount appropriated stats
schools for dependent children:
seventh for amount Appropriated
state Normal schools; and escond
for amount appropriated the state
university.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

Inrepos Ape npyh
dtooH ad n
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-26
DESDE CAROLINA
LA CASA PARRooUIAL


Quizas cnando estas lineas hayan Wis
to luz publica, estara ardiendo on la
mcntO de varios ciudadanos II idea de
reunir 10 sufciente para "a constrac-
cion de Ia casa parroQuial
Bella es la idea, mas que bella,
es necesaria, pues nuestro pueblo ca
rece de un sacerdote por no haber en
ests poblaci6n una casa adecaada don
de 81 pueda vivir.
va era tempo de que Ell pueblo re-
ligioso de Carolina, alegre v viril co
mo antes, despertara del profundo le-
largo y diera una nota de gratitud pa
ra con 81 representative de Dios en- este
pueblo, edificando su hogar.
Un pueblo como este, que ha sido
uno de los mas cat6licos de la isla, es
indignO de toda buena opinion 81 per-
mite Que su parroquia decline por falta
de recursos.
Levantemos en- nuestros corazones 81
ara del deber y ador6mosle con fervor.
Severe serrano MELENDEz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-26

En- Ia. pagina. cada puIgada por insertion
En- ga. pagina, cada puIgada por insercion
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Opinion del Tribunal emitida por Ell
Juez Asociado Sr. del Toro. San
Juan, Puerto Rico, febrero IL, 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-26
BODAS DE FIGARO
CON MUSICA DE
MOZART

isl! isl! isl! listed puede apren-
der ingles por correspondence en- su
propia casa en- los rnomentos desocu-
pados. Hablelo, lealo escrfbalo des-
pues de haber tornado algunas leccio-
nes del famoso, corto, facil practi-
co METODO UNIVERSAL. Cursoes
pecial para principiantes y tambien
para estudiantes avanzados. Mande-
nos su nombre Y direction v lie envia-
remos information detallada. THE
UNIVERSAL INSTITUTE. dept
COY 235 w. 108 ST., New York, NJ y.
No. 2. Adv
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-26
NOTAS De COMERIO

La Colectiva'' ha procedido a la
concession de pr@stamos los coseche-
ros de tabaco. .sEl Bance Comercial
de Puerto Rico'', en- esta localidad,
atiende como siempre los cosecheros,
.dandoles oportunidad para que prorro-
.guen sus deudas, 10 que contribuye
grandemente a que 6stos no Sc vean
obligados a hacer grandes sacrifcios.
Las noticias procedentes de san
Juan, respecto los casos de Ia cpl
demia reinante, han puesto en- estado
de actividad todos en- esta pobla-
ci6n. Nuestro Comisionado de Sanidad
ha dado va las 6rdenes debidas, a Ell
fin de que seobserven las mas estric-
tas v en6rgicas medidas para evitar La
aparici6n de dicha enfermedad en- esta
comarca.
Don Modesto Cobian cerr6 duran
to algunos dias el despalillado de su
propiedad, y, con tai motivc, muchos
que viven expensas de su trsbajo
en- ese taller, desean de todas veras
que 81 ssfior Cobian abra nuevamente
su despalillado.
Hay quienes desean comprar ta-
baco v ofrecen hasta $50 por quintal
Los cosecheros no obstante, Sc linitan
posponer sus ventas, a fin de efec-
thar las debidas y oportunas operacio
mes.
TITO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-26
En- el Tribunal Supre-
mo de Puerto Rico

/, usted no apel62 r. Porque no me
dejaron. Quien no 10 dej67 r.
| Ell marshal me echo por delante
en- seguida; no me dej6 nj atender
una venta que 70 tenia. 4
Es de sentirse que no Sc comproba-
ra la forma en- one el policia cit6 al
acusado. Cuando Sc cita una persona
para que responds de un cargo, la ley
reduiere que Sc le notifque de ese car
go. On simple aviso de un policia
url ciudadano para que comparezca en-
determinado dia ante una corte de jus
t1cia, no seria en- manera alg1lna SUI
iciente para tramitar una causa cri-
minal en- ausencia de la persona asi
citada dictar contra ella sentencia
condenatoria Vease ell Art. "a del CO
digo de Enjuiciamiento Criminal, Com
1911, p. 1000.
Pero partiendo 6e IA base de q. 81 pc
ticionario fu6 debidamente citado, aun
asi, opinamos que la sentencia dictada
en- su ausencia es enteramente nula.
Els cierto que ell articulo 179 del CO
digo de Enjuicianie.lto Criminal Gis-
pone que 81 Sc trata de un MISDE-
MEAlTOR podra celebrarse Ell juicio
sin que Sc halle presente ell acusado.
y que Ell 81 del propio cuerpo legal
prescribe que la sentencia en- un case
de MIsDEMEANoR podra pronunciar
Sc en- ausencia del acusado
/ Pero tales articulos Sc referen las
Cortes de Distrito en- donde la causa
Sc inicia mediante acusaci6n que Sc
Ice, al acusado, de suerte que cuando
llega el tramite del jnicio y Ell del
| pronunciamiento de la sentencia,. va ell
acusado ha, sido notifcado con copia
de La acusaci6n, va conoce el cargo que
Sc le hace y va ha tenido oportunidad
de formular las peticiones alegacio-
nes que autoriza La ley.
En- la Corte Municipal Ell procedimien
to es distinto. Sc inicia la causa por
una denuncia. Sc cita al denunciado y
i generalmente ell mismo dia en- que com
parece Sc celebra, el juicio, v Ell de-
runciado es condenado absuelto. Por
ESQ la ley, Art 90 del Codigo de En-
juiciamiento Criminal, tai como qued6
enmendado por la Ley de IL de mar
20 de 1903, pagina 43, y la de 12 de
MARIO de 1908, pagina 53, -expresa-
mente dispone que "Tanto la celebra
cion del juicio como Ell acto de dictar
sentencia Sc haran en- presen:ia del
acusado. = Sc refere Ell legislator al
procedimiento en- los Juzgados de Paz
que es el APPLICABLE a las Cortes Mu-
nicipales.
Parecida distinction. existe en- ell es-
tado de California. Las secciones 104S
v 1893 del C6digo Penal de dicho es-
tado son iguales los articulos l79
y 81 del nuestro que dejamos scits
dos v la Sec. 1434 que forma parte
del titulo XII que trata de los proce
dimientos in Justices and police
courts contiene la siguiente DISPOSE
ci6n: Eel acusado debe hallarse perso
nalmente presente antes de que pueda
proseguirse Ell juicio'', similar la con
tcnida en- Ell articu,o % de nuestro
C6digo, aunque la del nuestro es mas
terminante y tiene mayor extension
Por virtud de 10 expuesto debe re-
vocarse la resolution recurrida y die
tarse en- su lugar otra decretando la
libertad del peticionario.
EMILIO DEL ToRo.
Juez Asociado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-26
DE VEGA ALTA

Han contraido matrimonio los esti-
mables j6venes Minerva San Antonio
y Jose carrasquillo, ceIebrandose La bo-
da en- casa de los padres de Ia novia,
con profusi6n do 6bsequios.
En- cumplimiento a una ordenallza
por Ia cual Sc prohibe Ia construction
de casas de MADEIRA, actualmente Sc cons
truyen ediRcios de cemento, 10 que con-
tribuye grandemente al brnato de la po-
blaci6n
NJ rORREsPoNsAI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-26

Un acusado que ha sido puesto en-
prisi6n para cumplir sentencia dictada
por una corte municipal sin que Sc
hallara presente en- el acto del juicio
nj en- el del pronunciamiento de Ia sen
tencia, 10 ha sido ilegalmente y puede
obtener su libertad mediante el rccur-
so de HABEAs CORPUS
saer sEF !
Opinion del Tribunal emitida por Ell
Juez Asociado Sr. del Toro.- San
Juan, Puerto Rico, febrero II, 1921.
Epifanio Colon, de villalba, P B.,
present6 una solicitud de HADEAS
CORPUS en- la Corte de Distrito de
Ponce pidiendo que Sc lie pusiera en-
libertad porQue la prision que sufria
era Illegal, consisticndo la ilegalidad en-
que habia sido condenado por la Cor
te Municipal de Juana Diaz en- virtud
de un juicio celebrado en- su ausencia.
Sc expidi6 el auto. Sc practice prue-
ba, la Corte de Distrito fnalmente
desestim6 la solicitud Ell peticionario
apel6 entonces para ante este Tribu-
nal. Ell Fiscal del Supreme Sc adhiri6
al recurso.
De la prueba practicada resulta que
Epifanio Colon fue condenado como au
tor de un delito de juegos prohibidos.
la sentencia condenatoria, copiada en-
10 pertinente, dice asi:
En- cuanto al acusado no COM
pareciente Epifanio Colon, habien-
do presentado el p. T., GustavS A.
faro una declaration jurada 'lc qur
dieho acusado fu6 citado por 81, Sc
prosigui6 la vista de la causa en-
cuanto a dicho acusado. Examinadl
la prueba de cargo, La Corte 10 de-
clar6 culpable del delito que SO 10
imputa, y dict6 sentencia contra 6l
imponi6ndole un mes de carcel =
Declarando bajo juramento Ell peticio-
mario y contestando preguntas del
Fiscal. Sc expres6 asi:
Fiscal: p Por que usted no
compareci6 a la Corte cuando 10 ci-
to el policiag r. EstaBa eneer1no.
p Ell policia 10 cit62 R. Me
cit6 ocho dias antes y, estaba enfer-
mo. p. listed no avis6 la Corse
que estaba enfermo? r. 70 Ileve
el certifcado del medico p. Des-
pu6s del juicio. r.. Despu6s dol iIi
clio. P.-~ listed no pidi6 que Sc trans
firiera la fecha del juicio La Cor
te? r - Como yo no saba NADIA do
ESQ, me exigieron fadores para ha.
Ger la apelaci6n y yo puse los fla
res, pero no Sc 10 que pas6 que aho
ra, despues que estaba trabajando
volvieron y me condujeron Adj. 10
con Ell certificado en- el bolsil.o. Sc
10 present6 al Juez. P.- Pero us
ted nunca compareci6 la Corte a
pedir que Sc transfriera la celebra-
cion de su juicio para otra fecha?
r No sefor, 81 no me dijeTon mas
NADIA. p. cuando 10 arrestaron
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HABEAs CORPUS sENTENCIA
DIcTADA EN- AUsENcIA DEL
ACUsADo. CoRTEs MUNIcI-
PALES
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Epifanio Colon
Peticionario, ,

Apelaci6n procedente de la Corto de
Distrito de Ponce.
1885,
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usted no apelo2 r. Porquc no me
dejaron. P - Quien no 10 dej67 r.
El marshal me echo por delante
en- seguida; no me dej6 nj atender
a una venta que 70 tenia.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-21
SIGNAL G H
+. TO BE USED TO
GUIDE TRAFFIC

New York. Sept. 21.-Again they're
tinkering with New York's traffic.
The police department long has
been unable to dodge the law of
physics that two objects can't oc-
cupy the same space at the same
minute. And with the, number of au-
toinobilea increasing daily and the
crowd of pedestrians holding'its own,
the traffic problem is becoming worse.
In the old days. traffic went up
and down Broadway much the same
way it does in n Main street the
country over-though. with the same
hectic confusion that reigns in the
subways beneath the world-famous
'thoroughfare.
But a little while ago 1t was decid-
ed that at night, at hours when most
theater-goers were bound up Man
haitian to their Ehorae s, Broadway 5be-
tween SSth and 57th street shouldb be-
come a one-way street.
Now that. plan has been abandoned.
northbound nightly traffic was di-
verting to other thoroughfares BUSH
ness which should, come to them.
So Special Deputy Police Commits
sioner Harris has ruledgthAt for a. 80
day trial period two-way traffic shall
be restored-to be regulated by sig
nal towers such as have been operat-
ing for many months on Fifth avenue
Signal lamps atop these towers COM
.nand traffic all along Fifth avenue
to halt or proceed at the same mo-
ment. II a couple of experimental
towers work out all right on Broad
way. the city will be asked to install
more.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-21

SECOND PERIOD
SPLENDDTIME
TO GET AHEAD
Credits Can Be Sc
cured When Second Spe-
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AS this Is the last special offer SOf
The Herald Big Six Campaign any
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Is neglecting an essential meanstef
getting enough point credits tosbe-.
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the campaign for the persons who
are to become the owners ok the
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award to prize winners but no mat
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very happy al the close Of the cam-
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winner OF n of the beautiful and
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