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Arizona republican., 1921-09-29
rIMEIY WARNING

They were in "a railway train and were discussing Dickens Well" said one. John puts Bleak House first and Martin Chuzzlewit' second" Excuse me, gentlemen" said husky voice from the seat behind: T don't know your pal John. but you're bein' steered. There ain't no such horses runnin'''-Argonaut.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29


 UNDELiVERED TELEGRAMS = The Western Union is holding tele- grams for William Smith. Lena Mop pin and Walter McIlwrath.
 DANCE AND GARD PARTY Phoenix lodge Mo- vii give social dance and card party at K. of P. hall Friday night form members of the K. of P. and their families. QUIETLY. MARRtED-Thomas s. Stephens, a Phoenix printer. and Mrs, Danvie Troncin, also of this city, were quietly married last Sat urday afternoon by the Rev. R. E. Elmore of the Central Christian church at the church parsonage, 1909 North First street. MT. and Mrs. Stephens now are at Tome at S24 North Third street.
 HELD FOR TRIAL-William Yer non Hoffman was held to answer to the superior court yesterday by Jus tice John Riggs of Wichenburg on a charge of burglary. He was conn mitted to the county jail in default of a bond of $500. He is charged with entering the home of O. O. Fuel in Wickenburg with intent to commit grand larceny. He was brought to Phoenix last night by Constable Ed ward Devanney of Wickenburg and | placed in the county jail
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29

Night school will open at the Lam-
 son Business college. 2s West Wash 2 ington street. Monday, Oct. 2. Be- ginning classes in Gregg shorthand@ spelling. pennmanship. etc. and indi1 viduaI instruction in typewriting| bookkeeping. arithmetic. etc z
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29
WATER REPORT

WEATHER FORECAST Arizona: Partly cloudy Thursday; possibly showers east portion; some what warmer central portion. Fri day generally fair.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29

Cambridge. Mass. chemists have made silk purse from sow's ears.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29

From 3 to per cent of the range animals in the United States die of feeding on poisonous plants.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29

Tale is found in great quantities in Canada
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29
HAS WARNING FUR
 MILK CONSUMERS

Milk consumers are becoming very careless about cleansing and return ing empty bottles, according to Milk Inspector Ice, who warns that the purchaser of milk rather than the dairyman Is responsible for the con- dition of containers
 Tn issuing this warning the in- spector calls attention to the follow 4ng provision of city ordinnace 24s:
 Tt shall be unlawful for any per- son. to whom any milk or cream is delivered, to fail or neglect, immedi- ately after emptying the receptacle in which such milk or cream shall have been delivered, to rinse or cause to be rinsed thoroughly such recep- tacles so as to free the same from all remnants of milk or cream"
 It also is unlawful to use milk bot ties for any other than their original purpose, the inspector said. The pen atty for any violation of this ordi- nance is a fine not exceeding $50 or 1 imprisonment in the city jail for not more than 30 days or both.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29

Local Weather Yesterday
 6a.m. Noon pm. Temp, dry bulb.. 74 S6 S4 Temp. wet bulb. 65 6s 67 Humidity. per cent s2 10 ss Wind from ......NW NV S Wind, miles ...... 5 2 Rainfall ... 0 0 0 Weather -Cldy Cldy Cldy Highest yesterday -..-.....--... 88 Highest this date for 26 years-.. .101 Lowest yesterday -....... "A Lowest this date for 26 years-... 53 Total rainfall ....s.......... % Excess in temperature yesterday, degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month. s29 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, 163 degrees.
 Normal precipitation January to date, 5.S7 inches.
 Actual precipitation January to date, 2.52 inches.
 Excess deficiency since January 1. s.35 inches.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
A RECORD YEAR
IN FLORIDA FOR
AUTO TOURISTS
200, 900 People to Oc-
cupy Tents in State
This Winter

TAMPA. Fla. Jan. ld-Florid1
this winter Is entertaining more auto
mobile tourists timu OVER before.
They come frnm AN soctions ot the
country. principally from the north
"rn states To- escape the cold weather
Hotels boarding houses und cottages
arc taxed to then utmost capacity hN
regular tourists and the r~utumuhilista
Thousands ~ tents have been nut up
Boo practically even, counts OF tho
strife aud som' places have cstuh-
lishdd tent cities with every con
v%vni"noc fur automobile tourists. %
has been estimated hat mof" than
200. GOO people Will occupy t'ut- BOO
Florida this winter
So enthusiastic over the autumobil,
method Of touring about Florida ar"
sDmo uf the northern visitors thut
thcy have organized an association
known us ia, LuNsl order ut Tin
can Tourists of the World Th,ir
annual convention recently held here
wa attended hN about . % people
from all uv,r the United States and
from Canada They elected as THEN
officers Exalted ROYAL chief Tin can
Opener OF the World, James NJ. Nor.
risou of Chicago. Illinois ana ~
r1so. rcNls: ROYAL Chirr. etc. g. VI.
Tromnius of Frcdouiu. y Vice
Royal chief ETC. Grandpa Hawk
ius OF NohI's,llr Ind NoNnl Sec.
rotary. Mrs W ~ Uu-s,lmtu but.
l'r. Ind Royal Treasurer Nr- y. o.
Tru'-i,I Minneapolis. MINI Assist.
uui Secretary. MI N,ru, Lemon.
Marion. Ind %SorE.nuts William s.
luDh. 'uIumI. Mich. uuI charles o.
Fulcs. th, mayor pf tts, street. of
Syracuse. y GAINESVILLE tIn. Nls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
Thrift Program
AT Woman's Club

Th, thrift program 100 the Woman
club Yesterday afternoon was the pc
yu-iuu tHT th, reading ui many pa
p,f- aud pamphlets un the subject.
with h,lpful suggestions for the pra,.
ti., ui thriit. Mr-. Emily la Belle
was in charge cot the program
Airs ". H. Euou called th, rul.
Of members. aud asked for supg's.
tiuu. from '1ch member. f"ll"wiur
100 with the reading ui the govern
m,ut outline iuu prugrIciug tnIItt.
Practical supgostiuus for national
thrift week were contained iu u. and
tn, advice Co buy ana keep gov.
,ruuout bonds and thrift stamps
Mrs. Muudu but,. homo d'munriit.
ton agent. cad % paper uu thlll'
covering the subject lu bIirl from
Adam ana Ewes costumes down t'
those uf the present. emphasizing "a,
iuDt hat character. simplicity econ
umN and SENSE should hc used tu IN,
practice of thrift IN dress Mrs. IN
Bellies puper, Conservation ~ Food
called upon the housewife tn use rvl.
SON AND Judgment iu tho practic. of
fhuIf' af tho table. |ipsuriuE M, fam
Ily nutritious food while buying ''Df
uowi,1lly.
Mrs e. a. Barnes impressed upon
tu, mvmf rs hoe necessity of then
-tHulIuE publicly for the passage oi
bills boo the stat, legislature rplHtlN,
to the welfare ct th, women and
children \ musical program CON
ulud,i the afternoon NIa. G'urgt
I.tDrI't Mrs lurz Wostlako Mrs 5
g. Miller and MISS Gru,y Winiro,
taking part.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
Highs and Santa Fe
Will Play Tonight;
Belen Loses Game

Tho High school boys and girls
teams viii meet tho Santa Fc high
school quintet and scNtot ut tho
Atmory tonight, the ilrst game hc-
ginning at 80 o'clock. \ hard
battle b. expected iu 9th contests.
IL Ia, local suintot should losc tu-
no" & Il would have but q small
chance 81 taking the stat, champion
ship Or the locals can win, they Will
remain boo tho ,hlmpiuushlp running
The Good Tim, quintet was too
strong for IN, iiolcu niEh school five
~ the s. N. q. \. last niEht and tn
latter lost uy the scurr of 90 CO.. a.
fout points In tho second half after
against th,m
Eipkotts ana alo,oi, forward aud
coulter respectively starred Tor me
Good Timers. Thc linc- up Tor tn"
Good Time men was laok'tts lud ~
S,."rus. forwards, Meyer. center
Davidson and 4. SrNrtus. guards.
Tu, EuI.u lineup was l'iruWu and
MlutuI. forwards. smith. center,
lutE and san. guards The lir''u
players were guests 100 10 dance given
hy tu, Good Tim,rs al colombo hall
iiI,r the game
IN, santa Tc Highs lost tu th.
MuuuuI school five uu the Indian
school court last uiEht hy th' score
ut 80 to- IS and the SANTA F' girls
team won from the local Indian
school team 20 tu %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
HEALTH OFFICER
WARNS or MEASLES
SO Cases in City Now;
Disease Is Highly
Communicable

Measles is mo most communicable
di-,u.. OF childhood alnCu every per-
SON be- -~I-D,nti,lo 70 IL. according tu
90 statement made TODAY hN hf. y. J.
D0ch'riy. new city u county ho1lih
officer ilis statement follows
~ th, c.tzons are well aware
nero b. no present 70 mild epidemic
OF mraslcs IN "a, cits there boing
50 csscs plncorded on which a]ccnuut
70 tow hiutf viii nry"i H' nstrIy, via.
Mr,slos g. HE. most communicates
uruutiyr discus'' Ut childhood since
nearly cy'fy pUr-Du b. susceptible CO.
10. 90 tho same time % onu-,s many
more deaths directly "a indirectly
Than most people surmtS'
"Noaslos b. conveyed 20 others hy
tho d]i.ohrree from the nose and
throat and b. contagious nom the be-
ginning NJ tb' symptoms. mild eases
being Just He contagious n- III"
srvor'.
suspicious s,mptoms 1901. mfiam-
nation ~ m, eve lids and 'oryzn.
which Is an acute common cold with
% hard. dry cough.
"M,nsI,. IL serious disease tul
statistics SNOW that more children be-
fore the age ut Two die from % than
from any other ]contapiou- disoas'
Complete ISOLATION ut every case
must be- maintained.
"Chl!uren arc rc1uirpd mot 30 at.
tend school until thov have, received
% certificate from the health depart.
mont.
Th, discharges from rhy nose and
mouth of th, patient should b, rD-
ccivcd ON cloths that ,Iu 80 once h'
IDtfrI ar utu,f utukIu. FHuf can ht
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
MINING MEN HOLD
A MEETING HERE
Discuss Conditions and
Hear Report on Re
cent Convention

Tho New Mexico chapter of th"
American Mining Compaui,s hcld u.s.
r"Eulur quarterly msctiur 40 90, 81.
Nar1du hotel this morning Tho chic.
husiucss consisted Of % discussion of
mining conditions iu general pnd of
th" hearing Of the ropott uf Burton
Bunch OF silver City Tho lItt'f
mudo q report Of the recent meeting
ul tho American Mining Cunrr,sz
hriu rt Denver aud which hr utt"ud-
'l Hs % delegate from the New NuN-
Iru rhupiDI,
TnuHo who were ut the meeting boz,
,.UU,d John Suliy ot Santa Eitu.
a. .. u,uuy Of Gallup. l. j. StJuurr
ur Lads, Valley. T.. H. ArrnlI Of Mag
Uulyul. O. \ kasomnn ut N|lhuquor-
que. uuu AIR bunch. MI Sully was
uu his WAY 'u Hurley other iclc-
.at,s Ht th, meeting are to leave
Albuquerque tor th,ir respective
homes tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
JUSTICE OF PEACE
ELECTION RESULTS
IN ALL PRECINCTS
County Commissioners
Finish Official Canvass;
Nav Be One Contest

Tho results 81 the election of jus.
tiD" ur The peace ami constable In the
s|rvorl! precincts NJ The county ~
Iuurd hN thu county commissioner
loo thuif official canvass nndc yos-
to-day IrD as follows.
Precinct I. san Jos"-ManUel APO.
drJa and Octavi1uo I1rnmillo
Precinct ?. Dol Rio los" IL Ia
Luz DniuhIjal and Jor"nimu S'nn.
,dru
~ ,ciuoi o. Alamcda-Aigucl Tru-
lilo and Abel luoUro.
Precinct & Rano;ios de Aibuquor-
puo-ln-" MARTINEZ and locoho l.u-
Zero
Precinct .. Barclas- Policarpio
sanchez and Lcupoldo sanchez.
Precinct q. Los Padilias-Antouio
jose Montoya n Ramon Barhoa.
Precinct e. san Antonio -Ienou
L.morH O Olivario Iaramillo.
Precinct y. Los Gricgus-poiru Pa
diIlu and Ricardo Grioso
Precinct .. l.anchos de Atriscu-g
Jose -. Nrnilo and Elias Chavez >
Precinct 10, kScabosa No election
held.
Precinct n. Pnlarito -Cleofas san.
chcs and NJ chavez.
Prcciuct ~. Albuquorquc-W "
Mcclellan and \. A. Noraga.
Precinct ID, old Aihuuucruuc-
Dpsiderlo M%ontuya ana Pablo Auzur,-
Precinct ~ san Ignacio- Ballot
u missing.
Precinct 10. santa Barbara Simon
GJryia und Miguel Luccru
Precinct 20, La TiIerA-Cunut'
Sinchcs and Marcos Espinosa.
Precinct ~. san Ruat
Garcia 81 Mares and Apuluulo Gar.
,II
Precinct 2G. Albuquoruue-Gcurg,
i;oddy and Juan Antonio &. de Rnca
Precinct ~. Atrisco-TrnnQu1liHo
Herrera and Manual Amanda.
Precinct "a, Chilfi, Sefcrino Gar
'ia ana Manuel Mora y Sanchez.
Precinct 30, Duruncs-Tomas Gar.
riu and Alberto r. chavez.
Many ~ the prccinsts offered onl,
one candidate" Tor each onicc, an,
several. Two for Justice ana only on,
Tor constable The heaviest vote wa
east 300 Old Albuquerque in which
i3e votes were cast for MontoN.
against 1853 for his opponent. Gabrie
Nfmiiu
u o. reported that thr election b.
pIccitct %. Los ludiilas will be- con
tested hy the defeated candidates VIII,
ill"gc that the ballot box was Opcuct
unlowiully The election was ciu-'
in y precinct. MoutoNa dcfcatinl
irucupio Chavez 81 over s2 for Jus
lice at the peace IN BHrhpa dcfent
INK Epifanio Pndilla 20 to 20 votes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
Two Mexicans in
County Jail Here
To Be Deported

David Del Nallo and Juan del
Nallp uncl, ami nephew of old MeN-
leo % serving % years. suutcnvc in
th, county ilil ion collation. OF the
Mtuu act. are to- hp d,portrd Mnt-
ants for the conditional remission
of their I1Il sentences wet. roc' l,F'd
from Washington, ~ G. TODAY. ~
The two men were Irr"st"u boz
Clovis about two months ago Dr., \.
Il. G.i,. agent ui the department ~
justine Thoy wrrp convicted he the
& S district court for .|iu'gtion ct
th, white -laV" trIns. 200 which they
pleaded guilty. Th,s were sentenced
ON November 30 to o. month"; i'm jail.
Tho two women with them. two
pretty sisters from M'NICu City, have
been Kept ct th, house uf Rafael
Garcia since th, men have been Boo
Ia" Borualillo county IIIl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
Real Estate Board
Here May Affiliate
With National Body

VIII tho real estate board OF The
CHAMBER. of tontmorce affiliate with
ihv NItionnl Real Estate hoard' This
is the question the board viii decide
ut Its next muetiur The early part uf
February.
4. e.. Martin. president ut the
board. stated mi. tftoruoon thar 81
forts IRE now boiuu made 20 affiliate
tho various boards In the state with
the national board.
~ g. ilndfioil. president ut the
90 tasu board. Nu. been assisting In
The forming uf other boards iu other
towns iu tho state and In Arizona and
n is probable that he may com, To
A@lIuucrJur u was stated today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
CELEBRATION OF
PROHIBITION At
CHURCHES SUNDAY
Mass Meeting at Wo.
mans Club in the
Afternoon

NGtiInll pyohihiuon Victory DAY"
viii Ic observed IN A~tbupuorpu' too
morrow with src"ini iny speeches -I
AIN ur III Protestant churrhc. anil
hy "a bir mass IncntiuE tomorrow ur
n ut q O'clock no th. Woman
club. at witiCh Mts. iva g. Wle,lo..
votld Icrtuur TOR tho Wumun's
christian T""iupcruuc' union, viii
make the principal address IN"
meeting is hold "a celebrate Do so,
nud anniversary OF the eighteenth
amendment
RusIuosp and riotcssinru l men
have been asked Co spruk nom the
pulpits of tho churches ~ the city
tomorrow morning ou the subject Of
ness lude" 50 H.. UHDktt will sH'1b
AZ tho central VENUE ~s-trodis,
church Mrs Wheeler will give q
short t1lk at tuD broadway Baptist
church in tho morning Thi. plan Tor
special uhsrrVaf cy rf prohibition day
wa- agreed TO h, th" ministerial IllI-
lucc ~ tho cit
Al OF the churches WIZ Dee rrpro.
s"utoi boy their pastors 1t the rally
tomorrow afternoon Tht Roy. " q
NHudyrUuol of the Central Avenue
Methodist church. who i- president OF
the ministerial alliance viii prooid,
over the meeting. which WIFI lust tN.
n,tit uu hour There VIII be su,yil.
music o., Mrs r. '. bradford. ~oIui-l
and -ong lcddoL aud b, Che.
B,rno soloist
Mr. Wheeler. who .s sent ont hy
the national W e.. ~ g. on e. sp'tR.
ION the Frances g. Willard seluul ai
uol'u. arrived it M" city nom Los
Angelic tri- mort irS She is making
n tour uI DO state aud Will gO ut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
Orthodox Jewish
Congregation to Be
Established Here

An orthodox Jewish congregation
will be organized IN the city, the
Rev. lsodor NJ Freed. who viii he
rthbi and schu,hct Of the runFrogu-
ton having arrived 30 th" city.
There w!l %, % reception for the
rabbit this afternoon at which women
OF tho congregation will %, present.
sunday afternoon the men Ui the con
prcEution will meet him GO th, home
~ Louis Myers. There are said 20
Dee ~ families already enrolled boo
Tho congregation which viii hr
known Js B'nai Israel
The new rabbi was accompanied
hero 10y his VIII, ana five children.
o. came from Fort Dodge, Iowa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
GOOD OLD DAYS
Three Barrels of Whisky Opened
at Ordination of Minister.

~ F"t AssuCfaTro FHuus
WASHINGTON, Jan lb-Au incl
dent 81 tho good nd DAYS" was rr-
called today hy Miss Alice Robert
-un. r~"prcsrutttiN r-olert from okla
humu During 20 tuIk with newspaper
men 80 the capitol prohibition cum"
up
Things are uuIr. different now.
said Miss Robertson. when my
great grandfather was ordained for
tho ministry such t big crowd gath
cred for the ceremony that ne had tu
open three barrels NJ whisky
Inli.S.
The question b. often asked az
which is the hrst tire to buy lot
as say as diHiut'rusted parties ana
from years Of experience, us users Of
many different makes Of tires, h q
most any standard make of tire "
q good buy. ana n properly cared
for wIll usc1llN give perfect sntiStnr-
lion. However, 30 happens 4" ana
then from ~ c1ufr or another, n q
any make OF tire 1911 rim cut or wear
out tho tread while the rest n TN
iii. remains perfectly good. u may
or may not have riven h gusrHn-
t,,d mileage. huI lcfore you throw
% away let o. rhuw you how you
can E"t many more UilcH 1T httl' 'N-
ptuhc 10 you,
DOT mi TREAD SEWID Ttitl 90.
tO7 W copper avenue.
Albuquerque, y NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
pONT s-FOR WIsHlku

DONE si.h you could find q JOB. Find b.
Don q wish Son could rent your apart.
Wuut-Rlut Dc.
DOM wish you could scIl your house
Sell 70
HOWH
Hy using the Herald Classified Columns
Phone 3il Phone IiI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
VA rnI BEILE SYSTEM

HRl Have YOU ever done any pub
lc spoakiuE'
joe orC" proposed 90 J girl over
tho telephone in wN homo
lrnigh Burr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
Judgment for Pankey
In Suit Over Land
Reversed by Court
sste,., 20 w., rts.,o

SANTA ~. Jan. Ii The supreme
court has reversed the Judgment Of
thc district court In santa Fr count,
IN the case OF benjamin T. raukoy
appellee. NorHus Antuuio ortiz ct Ht,
appellants Tho statement ct the case
~ In pnrt
This B. a suit In equity begun Ma
o.. 1909. hy the plaintiff pankry. to
quiet title aud 60 obtain an injunction
against th, defendants restraining
them from tr"spnssinr ON % truct ol
land known n~ the Cudillnl. alleged to
o., within the Eaton or san ,rist0hDI
grant OF which IA, plItutiT claims
To- be she uwf "r
At the conclusion of the taking OF
testimony defendants moved the
court 20 DISMISS tho rpsv ON the
ground that thD "yidou,, showed TINT
10 wna instituted tpr The purpuYc uI
d,priNing the defendants of the pos.
.Us.iuu and eft rights oi possession
lu Che different portions ct tho
rpdilul Cos to which each d|,f.uuuut
has 70 right Go % trial by jury Tn,
record du's NOT chow amy distinction
uuliuE uu thIa motion. Int the ,ur.t
evidently ignored b.
"u,fcr duutS applied io the court tn
make findings Of fact and CONCLUSIONS
oi law which application was denied.
'iruiauts cher presented objections
tp On" tnHl decree proposed hN plaIu.
fift ana th'-" objections wcr, over
rulod IN" .uurt ,r tered u nnlI de.
cree" hN which iI" title of the platuuIf
iu the 'adillaI was Established aui
pul,t'i against the adverse claim OF
the defendants From this decree tho
defendants have appealed 60 this
court
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15

selected for th, 1921 convention cit,.
one of tho most interesting speech
,s Of m, convention was that ut
pw1k'ku. I Mohawk Indian chief
who with his auuuw had driven their
automobile from Canada to Fluridl
iu spend rho winter aud who I To-
member OF the order
Tu, H%,li-p,I Mont. chamber pf
commerce invited th, Tin ,auu,r-"
Co hold their mid --umm'r meet 900
LMLL INV
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15

THE HERALD WANT An PAGE
has q classification for every purpose
mud results for those who use them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
M,RRIAGE LICENSES

Adoitu Bacn, old Albuquerque;
Baioria Soto, I'aiarita y. NJ.
Carlos Armiio RnuChos de Alhu-
.|u,rUu' Lucia TruJillu, Alamedu.
S,4s,iuo Ahcyta, Isiet,t Maria lu--
era. tslota.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-06-08
Political RumOrs i'm Vermont.
BARRE Times)

Rumors of more or less Importance
have relation to Vermont's represen-
tation in congress, two of the most
important of those rumOrs having to
do with the United States Senator
Carroll S. Page and Representative
Porter II. Dale of the second district
in the House. The former rumor has
it that on account of i'll health Sem
ator Page is planning to retire from
the Junior senatorship at the end of
his term, if not sooner. Senator
Pages health has not been the best
for some time and his condition has
compelled him TO- take long periods
of rest, although when congress is IN
session he strives to be punctual IN
attendance. His term does not ex-
pire until March 3, 1928, and by that
time Senator Page will have passed
his eightieth birthday, which is gen.
orally considered about the limit OF
service in public capacity. Taken in
conjunction with his i'll health, 1T
seems that the runor OF his retire
ment from the Senate is backed by
something substantial. The other
rumor is in connection with the pros
pective retirement of Porter H. Dale
from the House in order to become a
representative of the United States in
some foreign country. A high diplo-
matte appointment has been one of
Representative Dale's ambitions, as
his friends back in Vermont have been
well aware; and if such an appoint
ment should be offered it is likely that
ne will accept. Thus Vermont would
be called upon to fill two positions
in her congressional delegation un-
less the state should be deprived of
one member of the House through
new apportionment in the meantime.
Those two vacancies might be in the
lower branch of congress, for one Of
the well-deined rumors has it that
Representative Frank L. Greene of
the first district is to become a can
didate for the Senate on the retire
ment of Senator Page; and it goes
without saying that he would make
strong run for the office and would
stand very good chance of winning
Then there are other rumors as to
the probable selection of successor
to Greene in the first district, as well
as to a possible successor to Dale
in the second district. But perhaps
this is enough of the rumor presenta-
ton just now.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-06-08

Orleans county is proud of Harry
R. Wellman, native of Lowell, we
believe but with a mother now living
m Orleans and brother in Newport
who is a recognized authority on ad-
vertising and sales subjects. He is
featured as a speaker at the conven-
ton of the Associated Advertising
Clubs of the World in Atlanta, Ga.
June 1916 The two addresses he is
to give are on the following subjects
"The< Known Value of Color in Ad-
vertising," and "The Practical Appli-
cation of Color in Terms of Adver-
Using Appropriations" Mr.. Wellman
is now professor of marketing in the
Amos Tuck School of Administration
and Finance at Dartmouth College
and the man who gave up $4,000 a
year position as sales and advertising
manager of the Walter M. Lovingly
Chocolate Company, to take this pro-
fessorship at a much lesser salary, be-
cause of an ideal. Orleans county is
proud of Harry R. Wellman.