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The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
Statesmen.

SALESMAN WANTED for tea and coffee
trade By well-known local house; must
have automobile; 20 per cent commission;
saIesmen now making from $50 to $40 pet
week. NATIONAL PERSONNEL sERvICE
BUREAU. 302-3o5 Bond Bldg, 14th 4 N. Y.
ave.
Statesmen WANTED BY local export com,
pany; investment Of $500 required; only
real salesmen need apply; $40 per week
and commission. NATIONAL PERSONNEL
SERVICE BUREAU. 3O2-3o5 Bond Bldg.
l4th n. Z. ave.
sALEMAN WANTED By local Investment
corporation; free course Of instruction and
after gradual ation $40 per week drawing ac-
count and commission. NATIONAL PER
soENEL SERVICE BUREAU, 3o2-305 Bond
Bldg, 14th q n. 7. ave.
sALEsMEN-Csn you sell q Ford and
Chevrolet necessity? II so, call at this
Office and see our combination gasoline dller
and gauge; every owner Is q prospect; costs
nothing to Investigate. NATIONAL PER
soNNEL SERVICE BUREAU, 302-305 Bond
Bldg. 18th & n. 7. ave.
SOLICITORS who are competent to call at
the home and secure orders for this news
paper. II. A. HASsAN. Circulation Man
lgsr. 2-2sO
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

Miss Mary Walker presented her
Expression pupils In pleasing re,
oilal. Lac. Friday evening at Oak
mon, Aaiilor,un.
"A LACK tlt kysrs jill" ~as the
play in ~hioa the Older pupil TOOK
pall. sn1 p,r,pn,ed 10 the .afse
audience, hnl4bsj wo,k which r.,
Elected c,edl upon Mics Walker
Ia the cas-, we're Messrs jim Nat.
,hsws, Henry sesy. Burous Pa,tsr'
BON add Malcolm Chapman from
.cesaa4 T.. aha si.iad sras..y
to the pl.y spcce,s ...,,... ,. :.
'R4a1.as by th. Smal1.r plpil'
and many ether attractions -ers
wc,l prosecuted,
The ,lo-'ns number was /. Jsp
auese psn,onine, with Jspan--
stage setting aud costumes, BY the
entire clsss.
Miss Eihth Badge was sceom
panist Tor the numbers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

The qaixa oa Geofge Washington
recalled 10 mind some very impof-
tsnt sv~1s In his lite. Missea Viz.
rinis Payne and frances Morrow,
pupiiiis IL Mis-, Eiilh Badge. gave q
bssussiaa .ptssSSI dsiu1f. MR. Pavue \
question oa "importans Events 10
February" brought out . number
Of sSasu,:ii aasassa. Two charming
character songs were suns by Miss
Edith Badge, accompanied By Mrs,
Mosrow.
4 ,leiseiots- two cows- m@na vas
servsd by Misses Mayms Bryan
Edith Badge and Ms. Fred Bsssisy.
tho vairn,inv Idea b.ins carried
uut 10 ire ,c4 reuss. Ass Gscs9s
Davidson was guest oi the Casp-
,.s M
Ihe rexi meeting will be With
Mrs. Cha Badge the te!erhons
COMMITTEES nsing Nesdamrs 4 H.
Lssthsrs ard Eassns Payne,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

!, Again ths Altsaaaane In tas Sab.
bath School went over the one. han.
dred mark last SUNDAY, which IL
very gratifying TO those vho hare
been woskins ios larger attendance.
The Men . Bible Claas. u ans Of tbs
big features 5pt the school, aud they
are working ior q memb~rship oi
100. This 10 a wide-awake class,
always being ready to respond 10
helping the needy Of sny worthy
cause Of our te~n. II ron are mot
Ia Sunday School. you sre sntrea.sd
10 Join this class; only one hour
iruE 9:<5 TO i0:<6.
The pastor being st st. Paul, no
service wss held at the II o'clock
hour. bet an inspiring discourss val
delivered BY him At .Ae evening ses>
vice. Yos are also cordially Invited
TO attend the regular pssschlas
services.
The order Of services boz nsss
Sunday: Sunday. School. Of H<S.
Pssschins Al IL q. q and 7 p. m:
Christian 4ndssvos Society a, 900;
Praysrmeetins every Wednesday
evening, Public cordially invited
10 oil services. Publicity Dept.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

High S<hos,l ssssins 10 $40 % saeA
sOd ths ko0i Call anssssins slsA an
oaerins III 80 "a. The Ssxs sob
.sct u importance mas the mail
bex- Aarss Holisy has urged sil
.sho hare aet parAsseA hox 10
pleas< do 10 not later than satus.
day aixhI A cOmmissse wss an.
pointed by Ar. cismsni 10 se< 10
The dlstzieusioo Of The sscspsaciss.
Aitas The ,esdinx d the minasss.
An. Clsmsns teek charge oi The
program. A papss By Mn. ". J.,
ssas oa @Ds6sisioa ai True 0bsdi.
eacs" was very much ssioysd: the
preparatory reading 90 The Waste
"a Disebedisncs' : wAs el~ysily sivsn
By AsA Ia Muschisen. l'srhs Lib
and Works al wm. Callsa Rryss''
by Mn. ], hss Cowaa Wa snioyed,
The closing nnmbss sas q solo Ay
Mrs. N. Gelb<rman. with Nss a. z.
Collins, Jr.. accountants.
Thc next meeting will Ne with
ars. W. L. poik. Mssdsmes rolk
asd .Wsases ~~ss appciutsa tsis.
phone COMMITTEES,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
I'D HICKORY" chlP.
IEl,u. 0. T.. MEETS
February Meetiax tiesd' ssitii
Mrs. Jas. Bsyan -iatss-
estisg Program.

Mrs. Jas, Bsyaa vas hestsss oi
"oll Hichosy', Cbapsss. U. ID c.,
Wsdsesday sitApoan Al ben boms
an east walnul Street. The rsesp-
tioA soons ssEs beautifully deeofa.
led in isslsona vi red hearts. mark
ing the sppsoach VI 81 Vslsntuc Z
Day.
Mrs.. n I"Morro~ pfsaid~i over
the meeting m a b.enas Of the Wfs
dent. Mrs.lW. II. McAmry fhs
sscsvtsry after readiug the mioates
VI The prsvioos meeting read let
Ter issm Mrs. Bruus,s - ,k~i., ask
ing tes . donation TO the y. K. Gun.
ninsham Memorial Fund
Mrs- =. l.. Gregory, d Ta!iaho-
mA. one VI oas Co workers, sent tbs
Chapter = Gin Of mossy, which ~ss
gladly received, .s.... .,,.....,.
TLs treasurer, Mrs Claude Hoop
s. made . report OF t2l 10 In back.
Applications Tor Dembership ~sse
made bv Mrs JEFF Johnson and
Miss Eii1absth Watson. Mrs Jas
Watson. one OF the popular mem
bsss oi 'old Hickory" Who has
ssaSstly massd> Ia. psxla.. wa re;
msmbsrsd with q post card shower
NJ. Ensnnf esEnA. ah hsY.@s '.s= 's;!==
toian had charge oi the we'll r-n
dsred program. Mrs. n. Gelter
mans beautiful voice selection ~ss
OIL Thou Saviour Guide Ne. "
shs was accompanied by Mrs. q,
Z. Collins. j.. Tho Origin OF
Ground Hog Day. by Mrs q, l..
Boaldin, and How II. Valentine 4
Day Originated" by Mrs. Chas.
Badge, we're both very interesting
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
Church of Christ Notes.

The special collection taken las,
Sunday for the starving In Europe
amounted to $2S6 -. There were
~ in Bible Stsdy II every mem
Der viii do his part We can soon
reach the three hundred marx.
Order oi services Tor this church.
Bible Study. Sunday. s:4t; Preach.
Ing ai l0.D A. u. and ! .. m
Pfayesmeetins, Wednesday. -, IN;
Ladies' Bible Class. Tbussday, 310
.. m Young Peopl~'s Bible Clas#
Friday, I ,. m
You viii Ind a warm velcoms 10
oil onr services. r P. Watson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
ncksoa INSTINCT
Tlllans scao0
70 iteA Five Day SsssIoa A
~ n. .. cIs,s'sA. sasiA.
Begiaainx Feb. ~

A Tsaiains school iM psssorA
Ssndsv SeAssl sapsssa,sadAaas
oolcsn aad TsscAsss and cshes
will BE- held hsre Il che u. 3.
Church. Soath. February It.ls.
rhis echoed u bslae psosnotsd 4 By
The sanday school BEARD and wlll
include iOas dAys and a.sh.s u
study aud Conissuace, ,avssAss
with = eoorss II Hectares sH6ssas.
.s aI ;sas ;;o;;iiuviiux ivsr iiiines u
synday school vusk. O~ssntas-
ticn. Alssioas Lis Il Chriss ssd
Elementary Xafk.. !. rAAss conexas
viii be given. bv esp@fieocsd 10.
stsuctoFs aud tneme~ss II sll d.
nemiaations ass invited to assssA.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

The February meeting a The
Tsputieth Centusy Club sas hsN
siA Mn. RsvnoSd JoSiin Tuesday
skssnoon. Nm. J. A. Clement, the
ps<sideus. presided u the bsGo<s
sessioo. A co1tsibutica Zoe the
"child's Hscsiaa fuod" oi $50. %
was dnasssd thsouRh The Club--
Mr J, n. Matthews and Central
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

sALEsMKN WANrED~ro 30.
'sssss ssAsss tw 1aesteatius siis.
sreasss and paints, SALARY o Con.
snission. Address Tho Todd OIL q
Paint Co.. Cleveland Ohio.
FOR sALg-sinssr Sewing Ne.
chime ~ rood ~ hss. viii SStf
cheap. This Machias can BE- ssss
N q. G. Collins and acn's stoss
and can bs bought irsm them o.
myself, Viii ssil on time --isv. ).
=. Cosnss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
seIs HIllnIr uuEl
cns Nn SMOKING
knee-L Length Skifts and SIN
Stockings Scored N High
q School Students

Dan Cupid Ia 6nAiAg his bews and
|sas0ss thas Ian eaits usslssa assinss
the HEARTS OF the sisls u the West
Eide ChristiAs Chasch d Matieoo.
illinois. who have iosned 4 club
|noe 10 keep company with boys wto
|smohs cigarettes of sss tobacco In
|ssy iorm.
The club 10 eoatinnisa to gfow,
|secordiag 10 its sponsor, Edsard
e. l:.ssss. ss s=vs;;s::sss..s. .. C! C! .A= ...= ss=
dag School oi that church, and
|lhovyh . msrksd decrease In the
|numbsr oi matches" 10 noted, &C.
|sordinR 20 Mr. Mckee, quite . lev
local boys have given up. the bad
habit.
4 Dan Cupid's sscond and hardes,
|blow--the blow that sens him reel
|lur diraily--came when a number
|ci boys ssuasats AZ The astssou
|kish school fe.sila,sd by forming
In cpposins erss nisa,ioa 10 Try TO
nsks oct oi the sisls oi ,odsy the
btud OF girls our nsethsss vese." "
s. II wss st q mssttne os the
Christian Endsavor Society q week
|ass the, Nh. Mckee urged the
tisis 10 sssn plsdsss no. to keep
seaspsas. ~stA begs -xhs used The
pssd Twsnty eve pledges we're
iiessd immediately. snd during the
|pAsa wesk ths club grew In leaps
|snd houaAs, The ChsissiAa kn.
|deAvw sccisty girls new hope 10
Induce every siri 10 town to Join
|ths:f ranks
do YOU want 10 stand around
while some boys 10 smosinss cigs
|ssltt ~ walk up the ssrest with
hin ~ he daaslss The silly thing In
|hksseih. OF DO You want 70 smell
Tho nasty SMOKEY" they argued
(T6 answer. ihey say. 10 usasllv
(s'no' and . nsw sisnss to the
pledge ID obtained.
II vas then that the boys decided
something mus, be done They
|misssd sssius their swssthearts
and q number d the male studsnss
a, the local nigtlt school formed =
club, the members signing plsdses
~ follovG
II do so'smnly ai6sm thst ! will
no, cour, q girl vho pessists 10:
Wearing knse.lsasth stits.
Wearing low cut waists below
the point where ns,hss wore them
y hen sAe US . eivi.
Wearing silk stockings.
"uslns paint os rouge.
Attending dasces minus her
|cossa
Pulling sut bef eyebrows OF
wearing her hais In sucha style 20
~ 10 hide her esrs."
NJ. Mckee locke upoa the bovs'
Msauihstioo n merely d biu6 clUb
10 irisht~n the girls ou, of their
s,and against tobacco
Il would bs good thing
though. b added. IL something
lite that could h& done. w need
more girls today lihe our mothers.
Ia the meantime. both sides are
|boldios 6rm. scoosdins 10 members.
snd "much good 10 beinG dcn%, Z
sccoediAs 10 Mr.. Mckee.
This 10 n)t temporary move.
nent 90 the part Of the girls.
said NJ, Mckee. They are in
earnest
10 are We. rstail,ated the boys.
- ~ ~~k wsft. T~ua Aza sx sa..-. .,5
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
ulss-nEETlne n e.
HAlF Or FAMINE EEuEF.


A drive 10 now ON 10 Dieksoo aa6
Dickson County 70 rsise iaads 10
'helpiag TO alleviate the eoudStioe1
oi the poverty stricken psopie u
China and Euscpe. II, T, Cewss
is se,ing Ia The capacity oi County
'Chairman ios tAis drive. sad 10 d.
sirous that the citissashie bscosss
acquainted wish the dire needs a
thee- peoples and will give hbsrsl-
'iy 10 iibs cause. afaTv.S5, 0s-s =: =:
Dieksaa . popalsr Cube has fAipsd
iands ios this eause. ~ has also CO
|oi our church organizations. The
Ninistsrs Association oil Dickson
are slso behind the moyenents and
at Joint meeting held russdas
night. the Association asrsed 70 call
. mass meeting Tor Friday night
Feb IL. 7;B o'clock. al pfsshytes.
|isn Charh, 10 sits i6ssrsss cf tisis
China FAMINE Fund. Your attend.
snes 10 urged,
To give our readers as idea of the
needs oi these peoples, We print .
communication from Bishop W. r
l.smbu,h. VITO has seen thess co.,
dilluns ss they exist II iollowG r
'''" fIsxs the liberty Of addfessias {
(.Ai. .st.~s to yoa. since ! sss . ssst.
dent u Tennessee TOT over Is yesss
have JUS, returned from . visa
to China an the famine area In
hyc of the Northern psoyinces ol
that Republic. IL includes 100000
square miles. In which area Ak.0O-
600 people are in need Of food Gut
Of this number, 1900 900 as~
actually starving
In two weeks journey BY mule
cart and on loot, | did MOI SEQ .
blade Of gvs.A Their food 10 wheat.
m lle., buck.whea,. Indian com
aud some rice. They have had three
successive drough,s and ons plague
Of Iccus,s The ground 10 a. bare
a. rock escept for the little wheat
which they planted in September
the seed having been given by the
Government and distributed by the
missionaries, |! ths, whea, con
tinues TO grow they will have q crop
in June. but these people ~nuss
carry until that time
1 lound them eating grass, roots,
alfalfa. the bark Of willow trees and
the leaves Of the elm and poplar
tYees, slso ,his,les and corn cobs.
This diet is almost as terrible in its
eH-c, AZ the famine itself. Ii pro.
notes the spread Of disease. l
Ionnd them old and young. women
aud children. dying from huages
and cold. 1000 men, women and
children persisted from cold 10 one
night; they sold taelr warn clothes
to- obtain money with which 10 buy
FOOD I cav two women 6ohting
iw = piece oi sandwich thsoVa ssom
the csr, and dog ran 10 between
aud made ID with the cyus, Of
bread
/, viii take 4 doflss 4 mouth
OF four dollars now--to save . life.
Ma, - done rnust b~ dess euiek.
|iy / take the Liberty Of useias
|thst ccrnmattes be usGanitsd 70
secure contributions 10 cash os Oh
payment Of ten or fifteen days. and
tina, the money DO iosssrded thru
the Mtsion Board Treasases OF the
respective denomiua iions il Dich.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
Nlor,ca.

Those ~ho ous 1870 City Tsxss
sill please come forward and s~tale
at once, 20 that ths city can meet
ia poiSssiors John shelley. City
Marsha
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
Dickson Couutian Neck
Broken While Wrestling

A special 10 the Nashville Banner
Monday afternoon states that Billy
Durham. a farmer, 25 years ot age.
was instantly killed Al Bear Springs,
this county. and near the Moatsom
cry County line. Saturday, while
srestiins With James Dick. friend.
Durham wss thrown violently
against Z building with bic bead
doubled back oi his body. The
ns,k vas broken.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

Just received shipment VI Yros,
Proof Cabbage Eisnts 5000 Besslsy
Hardware Csnpsny.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
Meeting oi chs County
Highway Commission

The Dickson County Highway
Commission ms, here Tuesday in
regular session,
Owing TO the absence oi coM'
uiaissions Eubank and Spencer
the question oi letting the conlrac,
Tor uetallng the Memphis,o. Bristol
Highway from Burns 10 the Cheat.
ham county line was deferred until
the next meeting.
/, was decided At this meeting
that the commia ions 90 in body
next Monday and inspect the several
proposed route Tor building high
way in the third district.
On motion Of Commissioned
s-..le,. $eDm "a. appropriated
nom the Woods road fund to be
used on what il known ~ the
Spencer Road
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

Nov 10 the time 10 'p,ay vour
fruit trees ~ you will hsve better
iruil Get your preparation from
Myau Drug Co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
sAIEsNEN WANTED

sAiESAEN WANTED-- To 80.
lisit osiers ia Iusrtcsting oils,
grasses and psin,., SALARY ~ Ctm-
mf--tor, Address rhs Leunox on
4 Paint Co. ClevelAnd. Ohio.
FOR SALE-silveslsrsa Wynr
iotss cocker~ss ol 500. L. ScSst
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

lhe tlsr.,i. IL mos tng SliN,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

FOR sALE-i9!0 Model Ford
Sedan. sosS, AZ nsy, -ia teas
than 40 mtes Will sell, at :
bargain Appi, at the Dixie saoe
Shop
FOR SALE On. Il. I. Q .wu
ton ,gucs lssg body sni 10 hs.
elasa condition Cash ~ ,srms.
Wtts CQrnit e',sin Co., peacrt,
TENT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-24
NEW MEMBERS OF PHI BETA
KAPPA AT MIDDLEBURf

Middlebury, Feb. 2l-Vermont stu
dents lead with a total Of five Of the
eight members Of the Glass Of 1921 az
Middlebury College who have just
been elected for initiation into the Phi
Beta Kappa Society ct its mid-winter
meeting on March 9Th. The students
who will receive this honor for excel
Iency Of scholarship are: l.. 7. Big
eisw Of Rutland; Arthur T. Harding
Of West Boothbay Harbor, Ne; Dor
othv p. Bliss Of Cornwall; Esther l.
Carlson of Proctor; Elizabeth n Con-
Ion of MiddEbury; Edith N. Cowles
n Derby Line; Florence II. Langley
Of Newton Highlands. Mass and Cor
irne n Weber q Hyarnis Mass
Prof Henri Pierre WH'iamson Re
visme. q tie class II 1896, wiH also
receive the golden key at this time
TIE orator 90 the initiation exercises
win be Dean L. A. p. Briggs q Hae
ward. president Of Radcliffe College.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-24
REST CURE FOR BRINDELL

Robert p. Brindell, labor car, has
been convicted by the New York Su-
preme Court and sentenced 10 prison
for extortion. Martin Littleton, his
attorney, has appealed the case. Il
will note an appeal" said that lawyer
Of his'n "for there's many a slip 'twixt
the sentence and prison" However,
IL Is believed that Brindell win get
what Is coming 70 him, and at least
one government investigation viii
have resulted in the jailing u a graft
er. This Is the first conviction arising
out Of the lockwood committees ex-
posures Of the wholesale extoriion
carried on By a rnig q labor leaders
IN the building industry, headed by
A millionaire builder. said
10 have been q member u the ring,
Is now awaiting trial. and II Be Is
found guilty he should get q taste ~
he same medicine. 10 fine bin would
BE- q Joke To fine any hg CRATER is
B joke. Tor c generally repre- rfs hut
3 uthe 81 TIE amount N which he
has mulcted the public CRATER be-
,one callous % fines and grow %
consider such punishment as some
hing in the nature of q license 70
play their nefari0us trades. Making
title ones out Of big ones q some-
hing different again.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-24
WARNING

Leaal Town Meeting Manchester,
House tie Village Of Manchester Center,
Manchester the lst day Of March,
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day to transact the following
business
Art. l. To hear the reports of officers
To a defsay expenses Of the
the year ensuing.
To see the will vote to appropriate the sum
Of thousand dollars any other Of money per
manent highways in accordance with the relating
t.ereto
Art. To II the Town will Ssectmen
appoint Road Commissioners eeetng
them by ballot
Art. To the Town will inspec
ion Of the public schools
Art. To if the Town win the Fifty Dollars
Skinner Post No "a G. A r., defray expenses
70 the observance of Memorial Day, 1921.
Art. 7. To elect officers for the year ensuing
Art To what salary shall be paid the
the ensuing year.
Art. To if the Town viii exempt taxation
for term exceed five years. manufacturing
establishments employ men, hereafter to
established and located in this town
to instruct the selectmen
TO purchase Stone Crusher.
Art IL. Will the Town install a uniform system
public accounting recommended by the officials appointed
by the Governor under the Acts of 1915?
Art IL. Will the Town avail itself provisions
Of act Of the General Assembly of 1916 entitled
facilitate the assessment and collection of poll taxes?"
Art 49, To any proper TO be done at
that time.
Dated at Manchester VT this 9Th day of February
f. NJ. WALKER,
N. NJ. CANFIELD,
II. L. ADAMS,
Seectmen of the Town Of Manchester,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-24

mine has been removed.
H807, by Ar. Sterns Of Johnson, t,
repeal subdivision v Of section 1T.
Of the General Laws relating to Tho
establishment Of a central normal
school.
H30s, by Mr.. Button of Middlebury
/ (by request), in amendment Of and In
addition to section 3491 Of the Gen.
eral Laws relating to license for real
or trust estates and the investment
thereof; giving the probate court au-
thority to permit the sale under GER
tain conditions.
H309, by Mr.. Button of Middlebury,
to amend section 3219 of the General
Laws and to provide for the custody
Of estates pending probate of wills;
persons named in will to have charge
Of custody pending the proving Of the
will.
H311, by Mr. Cushman Of Rochester
to provide for recount Of votes in town
and city elections.
H313, by Mr.. Sargent Of Thetford,
relating to the taxing Of dealers Of
Christmas trees; twenty-five cents for
each tree, more than 20, sold from
lands within town.
H314, from the committee Of State
and court expenses as a substitute for
H5S to amend paragraph 5, as amend
cd by No. 213 Of the acts of 1919 and
paragraph IL Of section TAIL of the
General Laws relating to fees Of
sheriffs and to repeal paragraph 10 Of
section 7411. Travel fee Is cents and
five cents additional for transporting
a prisoner, each way, and more than
one prisoner 10 cents additional for
each prisoner each way. Assistance
for arresting a prisoner TO be allowed
eliminating authority Of auditor in the
matter.
H3l5, by Mr.. Field Of Montpelier, 20
provide for refunding a portion Of the
automobile or motor vehicle registra-
ton in certain cases. In case Of fire
or the vehicle has been sold TO go out
side the State then pro rata portion
II fee may be refunded.
H8i8, by Mr.. Keyes Of Reading, (by
rcquest), 70 amend sections 1911 and
1862 Of the General Laws relating 70
city and municipal courts. Such
courts shall be open AZ all times and
justice may sign warrants for arrests
H8l9. by Mr.. ward of Springfeli
(by roquest), 20 permit the recall Of
elective town and village officer
1880. BY Mr.. Parmelee Of Putney
providing FOR the taxation Of The cap
pital stock u hanl.s
Hz1l. BE- Mr. Cushman of Rocfes-
Ter. amending IRE irw relative % the
transportation q pupils 50 that the
persons having contrul q the pupil
win furnish transportation II possible.
H322. By Mr.. Keyes of Reading tby
request), 10 provide for the annual
election Of a full board Of seleetmen-
H225, BY Mr.. Bentley Of sandgate,
rewording a part Of the law relating
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Germany and her allies shall rccevl
State pay.
Ss4, BY Senator Villas q ChitteU-
den, providing for appropriating S25..
600 70 pay a tuition Of 500 a year foF
each student in Middlehury College
Norwich University and the uniyer-
sity Of Vermont who has been a resi-
dent of the State for two years, who
desires aid
Ss5, by Senator Foster, provides
that mentally defective persons except
idiots. feeble minded, or epileptics per-
sons shall be maintained by a town
under the direction Of the State