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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
POLSKY VECER v BROAD.
WAYSkE KNIHOVNE.

j. Barthel De Waydenthal,
konsul polske republiky z De-
troit bude hlavnim recnikem
ma tfetim polskem vecirku dne
3. unora v broadwayske kni-
hovne poradanem. Program
rozsiren jest 0 polske narodni
tance, cviceni polskych sokolii a
vyslouzilci polske armady Sc
hraji aktovku. Mezi pozvany-
mi jest tez mayor Fred Kohler.
Predsedkou pripravneho vybo-
ru jest horliva pfitelka Slovan.
stva, pi. E. Ledbetterova.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
ZAPAS o NEVESTU.

Tfiaktova veselohra hofejsi-
no nazvu, napsana autorem W.
lucne ochotnickych her, Ferdi-
nandem Olivou, byla vtereisi
nedele "a velice p6kne navst6-
Wy sehrana v divadelnim stale
Ceske Narodni Budovy, dram.
sborem Tyl S velkym uspechem.
Neni to nikterak dilo velike
koncepce ami dramaticke hloub
ky, del Jest beznarocny,, ale O.
plyva scenami lehk6ho ale nj
kterak originelniho razu. Mic
meme Sc ale obecenstvo zname-
mite bavilo. Osnova spociva
ma ctyrech hlavnich llohach.
kancelista Konicek, zamilova-
jnl a trochu poplaseny kanceli-
sta sehran byl vyborne p. F..
Petren, a jeho znamenitym
pomocnikem Bezinkou byl to-
likrate jiz osvedceny p. AL. Xii
mes, jenz byl We SVEN zivlu.
lZnameniton, &C stizena choro-
bou byla take pi. A. Texlero-
va V uloze hospodyne Salkove
a vesele terceto ma kvartet do
p!noval p. B. Sixta jeho dobre
podanym pTednostou Doubra-
YOU. Mensi 1lohy vesmes vde-
cne, jako tomu Il kazde hry
pro ochotniky psane, byva, by
ly taktez podany chuti po-
rozumenim ostatnimi 1cinkuii-
cimi.
Roztomilou Lidusku predsta
villa pi. B. Pelichova, riznym
straznmistrem Zubretm byl p.F.
Hartman, podobne ma miste by
II manzele Sklenarovi, pi. NJ.
Reid'ova a v. Khop. Ucitele
Stepana schral dobre p. v. Ka-
van. podobne i danny M. Bazi-
Iowa M. BartGnkova mely Ste
ST V rolich MaEe a Anezky.
Episodky lupice Janosika, Re-
'zate, sedlaka. Kuzelky, podru-
ha soudniho sluhy pax nasli
pflpadne pfedstavitele v pa
mech +. Pelichovi, S. Matyasi.
Y. Vei'lupkovi a j. Riedlovi.
Ia dobrou souhru skutecne
peclive nacviceni prislusi zaslu-
ha fiditeli sboru p. A. Klimeso-
VI a reziseru p. E. Pelichovi.
Hra IA nekolika malo mistech
uv'zla jen vinou obecenstva,
lez Sc prilis hlucne smalo. il
max bylo vcerejsi pfedstaveni
Jedno nejzdafilejsich.
Soko!ska hudba zasluhuje u.
znani "a pekne provedeni tri
peknych skladeb v meziakti j
"a pozdejsi hudbu k tanci.
! Pro pfisti chysta sbor zna-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23

mention praci cd Gabr. Pref
sove: "Gazdinu robu", kras-
nou hrn ze zivota lidu ma Slo-
vensku. Dale sc pfipravuje k
provozovani ncinna moderni
opereta "Posledni valcik aneb
Husarska krev", ktera dnes v
narodni diva die v Brne plni do.
my.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
PkEDNASKA o CESkOSLO-
VENSKU.
Byla proslovena pravnikem
Payerem a tesla Sc zivemu "a
jmu cetnehO shrOmazdeni.

Jedna 2 nejd1kladneisfch
prednasek o Ceskoslovenske
Republice V naSem meste pro-
slovena byla pravnikem p. Har
ry F. Payerem vcera vecer V
presbyterian kostele ma Wood
land Ave, kde pdsobi znamy
pfitel naseho naroda, Rev. DR..
Joel B. Hayden. Trvala neco
pres hodinu a ukaZovani obraz
XII vyzadalo ST as tficet minut.
Ze prednaska byla skvelym po
zitkem, netreba ami zvlaste u
vadeti, nebot' p. Payer jako
recnik ma malo sobe rovnych v
Clevelandu a do ztlumoceni
svych dojmG re zeme, "kde A
merika jest milovana" vlozil
vsechny sve brillantni schop-
nosti.
V uvodu zminoval sc Ce-
skoslovensku, 0 zemepisne po-
loze, 0 lidnatosti politicke or
ganisaci mlade republiky. PAX
vypravel 0 sve ceste Cechami
Prahy do Pisku, lice svym ne
vyrovnatelnym zpdsobem kra-
su a pGvab krajiny a pravil,
re Amerika jest v Ceskosloven-
sku zboznovana. Male deti Wy
bihaly re staveni a volaly "Na
Zdar", kdyz widely americky
praporec ma jeho automobile.
Prednasejici zminoval sc "a
lpase osvobozovaclm, kdy Cecho
We stall cd sameho pocatku ma
strane spojencu. Ones vedle
Velke Britanie, Ceskosloven-
sko jest tou nejpevneji zaloze-
nou vladou V Europe. Lid jest
pficinlivy, pokrocily pouhymi
2 proc. negramotnosti a boise
vismu sc tam nedafi.
ObSlrne a s obzvlaStnim mad
Senim rozhovoril Sc p. Payer o
Sokolech, jeiichz posledniho
prazskeho sletu byl pritomen.
We dnech sletovych bylo V Pra-
re ma 100000 navstevniku a
100000 lidi prihlizelo ku cvi-
ceni $4,000 muzu a $4,000 zen.
Mezi jinym zminil sc p. Payer.
re kdyz Praha byla pima hosti
behem dnd sletovych, nebylo
tam zadnych pripadu opilstvi,
,ltoku neb prepadeni, zadnych
vytrznosti.
Sokolove behem valky byli
cinni na nekolika spoieneckych
frontach a president Masaryk
mel V. mich tn nejpevnejsi O.
poru.
Pro, cizince byla Informal
nj ia cast prednasky, kde zmi-
foval sc p. Payer o vzniku So
kelskeho hnuti, TyrSovych i
dealech, 0 jeho praci apostol-
ske dobach, kdy cesky narod
sviran byl tim nejbrutalnei-
Sim rakouskym utiskem.
Prvni serie obrazku predsta-
vovala sokolsky slet, druha Bra
tislavu, hlavni mesto Sloven-
ska, ostatni dive vzaty byly V
rnznych castech Slovenska a
zejmena puvabny byly ony, wa
te v Karpatskem pohori.
Y prestavce mezi ukazova-
MIN obrazku promluvil tez DIR.
Hayden, jenz poukazoval ma
nutnost pevne konsolidace a
solidarity vsech casti Ceskoslo
venska.
Mezi pritomnymi bylo dosti
nasich krajanu, ale zaroven i
Americana a vubec jinonaro-
dovcu mezi temito pfednaska
p. Payera vykonala uzitecnou
a dnlezitou propagacni praci.
0TEXbENf EuIkIKX On
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
VfROtNf sLAVNOsT
&. S. P. S.
Evla uspOfadlna vcera odpO-
ledne "a velikehO ncastenstvi.

tt, kdoz sc ponekud opozdi-
Ii, museli sc spokojiti IS mi
stem k stani" v Cesko-americ-
ke SIM ma Quincy Ave-, kde
Velkorad statu Ohio, c. S. P.
S s podfizenymi rady konal
svoji vyrocni slavnost. We 2.
hcdiny jiz vsechny zidle byly
ohsazeny byl znacny pocet
tecl. kdoz stall po stranach a
Y zadu po celou dobu progra-
mu.
Kratce po 2. hodine zahrala
hldba "Kde domov muJ" a
"Star Spangled Banner" a do
zvuk1 hubby misil Sc zpev mno
hvch prltomnych. Program
3ormalne zahajil p. Alois Ur-
banec, predseda Velkoradu sta
tn Ohio, jenz vyjadril sve po-
taseni rad takovou velikou ma
vstevou. Zajimavo jest, ze ac-
koliv slavnost byla poradana
mu&sl1ou organisacl, zeny tvo-
fily dobrou polovici, nell vet
sinu obecenstva.
Ku shromazdeni promluvili
dva fecnlci a sice p. K. Bern
reiter, pfedseda Narodnlho
Hlavnfho Radu c. S. P. S. cesky
a anglicky p. G. j. Dolezal, po-
kladnik tehoz, jenz zastal one
mocnevSiho mistopredsedu N.
Ulav. Radu p. j. E. Pecka, KITE
ry byl oznamovan jako recnik
na programu.
Pan Bernreiter mluvil. jak
ilkame, od srdce k srdci. Zmi-
noval Sc c. S. p. S. jako or
galisaci, V ktere po dlouha le-
ia vSechen narodnl cesky zivot
lv Americe Sc soustfed oval a
| ktcrou byl fedrovan. "Meli by
cnom dopustiti, ably to, co bu-
| dov2li jSme zde pres pulstoleti,
$ G&mi zahynulo," pravil, "ne-
nj to naSi povinnosti, hledeti k
tcmu, ably d6ti naSe vstoupily
do nasich slepeji? Sotva Mi
zeme ocekavati, ably Jednota
! c. S. p, S. zustala v daleke
| budoucnosti jazykov6 ceskou
crganisaci, kdyz nemuzeme Sc
dale spolehati ma ten proud
novych pfichozich, ktery sill
V minulosti nase spolky a mas
narcdni zivot. Vine vsichni,
jake mezery povstavaJi Zde
mezi rodicemi a detmi a chyba
| jest tez na mas, ze jsme sc ne
| pokouseli pochopiti hledisko
tech nasich deti, ktere jest hle-
/ d.skcm americkym. Avsak pres
to nazeme dokazati, aby Jed
not, c. S. p. S. vedena byla
pro vsechny easy tom duchu,
Y jakem zalozena byla pred
60 lety, y duchy touzicim po
fyohode a pravde.'
Pan Bernreiter odm6ne byl
srdecnym potleskem. F. Dole
zal hned Ma pocatku feci sve
pravil, re jeho llmyslem jest
mluviti nikoli k TEN starym,
neb vubec dospelym, ale ,ku
mladezi, ktere tolik jest pfi-
tomno. Pravil, re Jednota c. S.
?. S. neni jenom podpnrnou or
ganisaci, ale re pecovala vzdy
cky tez kulturni povzneseni
,teskoamerickeho lidu a lie
bezpecne ocekavati, re timto
smerem fady S anglickou jed
naci reci, z nichz vetsina ute
sene prosperuji, vyvinou jeste
vetsi usili.
Rovnez p. Dolezal, ackoli ne
byl na rec pripraven, velmi pc
kne promluvil a uznani proje-
veno mu hlucnym potleskem.
Dalsi program, iehoz vsech-
ma cisla provedena nanejvyse
uspokojive, cemz svedcil o.
petovni potlesk obecenstva,
jbyl:
! Zpev: Ma zdar C. S. p. S.,
ditky G. N. Skoly We vych. Ca
sti, dop. ma piano Helen Kin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-04

certain letters thata are coming TO the
Office as result Of a request for in
formation recently made by the com
missioner OF taxes. Zach four years
the commissioner has to arrange
quadrrennial appraisal books for the
use Of the listetrs. and Fred y. Thom-
a.. the present commissioner. sent bet
ters 10 the town clerks asking informa-
tion relative aud IL any change from
that Of four years ago viii he needed.
Apparently some Of the clerks do not
realize the need Of signing their names
for many leffcrs come to the office un-
sirned. For instance. this morning one
probably from Watcr,ille arrived with
the rostnastcr's cancelling stamp %
dull that IL D. a question whether Il
cane from that town OF not
/. Prom what can b. gathered now. IL
look- a. though two new faces will
appear on the Montpelier city council
tie coming year. for Alderman l. b.
Brooks stated Friday afternoon 20 =
Times reporter that he would not b.
E candidate for election again. while
uavor T.. 4. Blanchard VIII not a..
sepf ti,s mat0rship again. y. X Little
j Inclined fatorahiy toward she latter
.r-icr. thus treafuE twc kacancies in
sise toari for hoth NJ LiIhe and NJ.
Brooke sers eiryfsi Tor q sinEif rear.
T. date - raus has been slErestesl
fcf thc sacaneiss-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-04
ATLANTIC FLEET
At GUANTANAMO
The Ships Will Remain Until April
for Winter Train

Guantanamo, Cuba, Feb. a.--The Al Z
lauiie fleet steamed into Guantanamo
bay to-day and anchored of the naval
base that for more than 4 score Of
years has been the winter playground
and training camp for Yankee sailor.
men. Here the gobs and their officers
win remain until April, working hit
and having the play that keeps JACK
bright and snappy boy.
None Of the sailors had put foot on
land since January 3. when their ships
went to sea for the annual cruise in
southern waters. until launches came
chugging 20 shore to-day. Admiral Hill
AIRY p. Jones, commander Of the iieet,
was waiting aboard his flagship Coz
lumbia in the harbor when the fight
ing craft plowed into the bay from
the Guarcanayabo gulf. 1870 miles west
ward. where since January 10 everyone
has been busy with gunnery exercise.
engineering trials and torpedo firing.
The commanders aim to key up eN.
cry man TO the highest pitch of eff
cheney and fitness win be carried out
here by torpedo practice. spotting, tur-
ret drills and night fire fehearsals
aboard ship. while on shore baseball
and other sports will give the sailors
plenty Of recreation.
Every COB Is man among men and
men only from now until April. The
station embraces fifty square miles in
the Guantanamo valley along the
southern coastlne Of Cuba not far
from the eastern Tip Of the island.
Liberty does not mean trip TO
town." the cafes aud theatres, bat free
dom TO sport and play at outdoor
games beneath n balmy sky. There Is
no "town" to 60 TO. Manzanillo Is the
nearest sizable place of habitation and
Il is too far away for the sailors to
visit while on liberty.
Led by the Wyoming. flagship Of
the battleship force. the war vessels
that arrived to-day were the battle
ships Delaware. North Dakota, Florida,
eighteen destroyers. eight submarines
and their tenders. the ships Of the
train. Olympia. Brazos, Bridge, Conto-
cook Iuka, Prometheus. Proteus. Re
lief. Robin. viero. Later a squadron Of
airplanes will come from Pensacola.
Fla.
Nearly all OF the craft were under
manned The remainder Of the de-
stroyer squadrons, with fifty per cent
compliments. viii remain through the
winter at the Charleston base.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-04
BROKEN HIP ENDS in DEATH.
Miss Frances Cutler, 70, of Brattle
boro, Died Yesterdy.

Brattleboro, Feb. 4..-Miss Frances
Annette Cutler, 10, died yesterday in
the Memorial hospital, where she had
been since Sunday afternoon because
Of broken hip sustained by falling
while walking from the First Consre-
gational church in West Brattleboro
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
where she boarded.
She was born in Carthage, n. Y.
April 20, 1916, the oldest of the fouI
children of Isaac Willard Cutler and
susan potter Cutter. When she was
two years old her parents moved to
Brattleboro and she had lived here
since. She attended the town schools
and GIenwood Ladies' seminary in
West Brattleboro and then taught
painting in the seminary several years
years. until it was closed.
Miss Cutler leaves one brother, EG-
gene Cutler, of Lebanon, n. H., and
several nieces and nephews.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-04
HEIRESS AND NEW HUS-
BAND on HONEYMOON
After Marriage About - Hours Ahead
Of the Announced Time in
New York.

New. York. Feb 4--Lcaving behind
them much disappointed group Of
New Workers. who curiously awaited
their marriage. announced for o'clock
this afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Anasia~a
Andrcvi,ch vonstiatshoy Nonsiiatsky
were hoBeymooniHg to-day -somewhere
IN America.
They have dropped from sight With
the exception II the brides relatives
No one Knows where they went fol
lowing their marriage a. : O'Clock last
evening bv Father I.eouiias Turke-
sifrh. in the Russian csthcdral Of -
Nichola.. They icfi the church in .
faxicab. drove in Srani Central sis-
fieu ard took q train. o-ien-ibiy for
the home 81 tbs brides mother. Care
isue Hall. Thomp-cn. Conn. but all ~
qnirF the-s ihi- morning fsilcd 70
iEing any response.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-04
ARBucKLE JURY DISCHARGED.
Final Ballot Stood 10 for Conviction,
Q for Acquittal.

San. Francisco. Feb. 4.--The jury in
the second trial Of a manslaughter
charge against Roscoe q. Arbuckle de-
eided at the conclusion OF a 44.hour
session that it could not agree and was
discharged yesterday, with the final
ballot standing ten for conviction and
two for aequittal.
Arbuckle was accused Of having
caused the death of Miss Virginia
Rappe Of Los Angeles, a motion picture
actress. who was taken i'll at drink
ing party in Arbuckle's suite here at
the Hotel Saint Francis on Labor day
1921. and died four days later as the
result of ruptured bladder.
The case was placed on the calendar
for next Monday to be set for its third
trial. Both prosecution and defence an
nounced they would favor such trial
So sure was the defense Of its position
IN the second trial that it submitted
it, case without final argument This
had ain effect opposite from the one
intended. according to Nate Friedman
one Of the juror, in a formal state
ment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Clyde Edwards of Derby was in
Barre on business yesterday for sew
eral hours.
Mrs. George Maddox Of Woodbury.
came to Barre Yesterday TO undergo
an operation at the City hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Manera of Black
well street have just returned from a
fifteen months visit in Bogogna, Italy
Mrs. Luther X. Hale of Franklin, n
H.. viii return to her home this after
noon. after passing several days IN
Barre with relatives.
,Iusto Martinez of Graniteville had
his appendix removed at City hospital
last night and Is reported to-day as
resting comfortably.
Michael X. Manning. who has been
working in Barre for several months.
left last night TO return TO his home
al Newburyport, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Paul of Cleve-
land. O.. are Visiting at the home Of
parents. Mr.. and Mrs John Paul Of
Wet Patterson street.
James Deslsuriers OF St Cyr. T. O.,
will arrive in Barre to-day to pass the
week end on his way 20 Boston, where
he is to make his honr.
Spsnldiug high varsity basketball
team passed last night in Burlington.
The team PLAYS the Cathedral high
i've IN that city Tonight.
Ernest Dcsiite Of East Barre under.
went an operation fer appendicitis AZ
the city hospital last night. His con
dition today y reported A. being good
Airs. Margaret NcAdam of Mount
Vernon piacr underwent serious oP.
rraiion a. City hospital this morning
Mr.. NcAism vss admitted 10 The
hospital few days ago.
t.eorrc Dougiss ani Winston Brown
.tn6enfs at Ibarimouth coilecr. who
have been spending = feu dass with
their parents in ths city, returned q
Narrower. y. li4. Yesterday o. take ~
examination -rhrduitd GO O. isy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-04
Indicating No Choice Yet
AS Successor to Pope
Benedict
MISTRANGELO is
SAID TO BE AHEAD
But That Is Said To Be
Mere Speculation Over
the Vote

Rome, Feb. tBy the Associated
Press A ballot taken this afternoon
by the Sacred college Of cardinals, tie
second of to-day's ballots, failed 70
elect successor to the late Pope Bene-
diet Nv
Smoke began to appear from the
chimney OF the sistine chapel, where
the conclave was in session, shortly be-
fore II o'clock. The expectant crowds
watched eagerly from the moment the
first wisps showed themselves but the
smoke cloud at once began to assume
the telltale dark color which Indicated
that there had been no choice by the
Sacred college at the mornings bal
loting.
FL Mundo, under the heading. The
First Indiscretion, Is the only news
paper yenturing to publish a purported
result Of what the conclaye accom-
plished in the first days sitting. This
account says that Cardinal Gasnarri
and Cardinal Luadi, archbishop Of Pal
ermo, were leading on the first ballot,
with Cardinals Lafontaine and Lauren
ii next, there being scattered votes for
Cardinals Ascaliessi, Lega. Ratti and
Taeci fporcelli. All are Italian mem
bers of the sacred college.
The second ballot, according 20 tie
newspaper was virtually unchanged,
while the last vote gave q strong ma
iorify for Cardinal Mistrangelo, arch
bishop Of Florence. many votes having
lost to Gasparri and Lafontaine.
Vatican officials who, although not
attending the eonclaye, are reputed to
be best informed, say all this Is iaere-
ly speculation. The officials however.
are unable TO say whether four ballots
are being taken daily or merely two.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-04
STOWE SKI JUMP READY.
And Some Daring Performances Are
Expected.

Stove. Feb. 5.-The new 50-foot
toweg and. ski jump on slSe.bcggsn hill
is completed This has been under
construction all the week and will be
ready for try-out to-day when some
jumpers 60 over II.
The committee has just received
word from the Nanseu Ski club Of Ber-
lin. n. H., that they viii send Bing
Anderson and two other daring jump
ers to give an exhibition on carnival
day Wednesday. Feb. s. There were
other jumpers expected from Brattie-
.horo. Dartmouth college and Mont
pelier.
The ice palace is completed; also
the hills have been rolled and the big
toboggan chute is getting speedy and
ready for young and old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-04
MOVIES AFFORD
INTENSE DAY DREAMS
According to Prof. Henry T. Moore Of
Dartmouth College Who Scored the
Tabled Drama Very Severely.

~wc must admit either that think
inc Is for the few or that the movies
are q blight on society said Henry 7.
Moore, professor Of Psychology al
Dartmouth college. addressing the
eighth annual conferencc Of the Wi
nooski Valley Teachers associaticu N
the auditorium of Montpelier high
school Friday evening. The subject Of
the address was The Mental Effects
of the Movie Habit" Movies leave
With The fan only images and sensa.
tious. aid Professor Moore. and ia Nc
~av develop voluntary attention. ac-
tive thinking. OF logical memory. On
the last point. De a-ked his audiencs
10 attempt 20 remember the matter q
So-salied cducationai hims which they
had secn.
Movies have sasf possibilities in ei.
nratiou. the speaker stated, in the ~.
.7l,i1itv Of seeing -eues from every
usrf II ihe giobe uithout leaving ~
horue town Nei. asking phat goes 90
in ahe mina of thc Eosie fan reTrt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-04
WASHINGTON PORTRAITS.
Stuart Canvass in Hartford, Conn, Is
One of the Best.

Hartford, Conn, Feb. A. Discovery
OF a long lost portrait OF George
Washington by the American aftist'
Gilbert stuart, IN New York City re-
Gently directs attention to the stuart
portrait of Washington which hangs
h Memorial hall ia the state library
building here. Nearly every artist
who comes to this city makes an effort
to see this Stuart canvass. u was
bought direct from the artist by W.T.
tue of resolution of the general as
scmbly in May, 1900 The understand
ing was that it had been painted by
order of committee from South Gar
olna and was then declined on the
ground that it was not a portrait Of
General Washington.
A committee from Connecticut con
sisting Of James Hillhouse. whose
acres in New Haven are now the prop
erty Of Yale university, Chauncey
Goodrich OF New Haven and John Trum
bull Of Lebanon conferred with stu.
art as to a Washington portrait and
purchased the one he had painted fci
so,ith Carolina. Ii was hung in the
Senate chamber Of the historic state
Honse in Hartford and after about sew
cntv years il was taken to the Sen
ate chamber Of the present Capitol
A few wears since it was placed IN the
state library.
A copy of Washington after Stnart
but not BY him hung for many wears
IN the State House at New Hayen
when Connecticut had two capitals and
two State Houses, and is now IN the
Hartford high school.
Another Washington. also copy, y
IN Wadsworth Atheneum here close BY
picture Of Farragut in the rigging Of
the Tf. s. S. Hartford in the battel q
Mobile Bay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-04
BULGARIA TOTTERING
UNDER GREAT BURDEN
Under Peace Treaty the Little Nation
Is Compelled to Pay
s45o,ooo. 900.

Sofia, Feb. a--Bulgaria j. tottering
under burden Of debt and indeinni-
ties which its financiers say viii take
several generations to liqWdate. Tn
der the peace treaty the smallest OF
the belIigerent nations is required TO
nav the allies 2,225 100000 francs gold
(si50,0o0,0n0i.
Converted into Bulgarian francs
tleyasl at the current rate Of ex-
change, this amounts TO the staggering
total Of fT 900 100000 leyas. II 20 this
sum is added the countrys external
and internal debt Of 10000. 600 900
leyas, a total Of l01 ,000, 100000 ieyas
i reached. tNominally Bulgarian
leva would be worth about 10 eentsl }.