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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
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elm itets llnsetriibtes ebeleben.
- Muf Mittnoh. sen "A. Snni, lit
bas orei gountp &omm1nitdts- nno
6arm. Bureau 8icnic angeiett, mel
dies auf oem Denton @ountp Sair.
plote abgebalten miro. Salls oie 8it.
ter,1ng sem 5eite giinitig lit, miro ei
ne MenI6enmoiie in ct. gloao er-
martet, mte tie fal1m gr0ber ols an
iraen6 einem 3irfuStage getoelen.
Ser am Montag in Ser gonntp.
Muoitorsofftce abgebaltene ridltanot-
qe Steneroerfauf bra6te nit ben ein-
geibloienen 5trafen Sic Snlnt1e bon
$1,000.
-Dr. Splpeiter S. ga1npton, tpel-
der Dor einem Monote feline Brarts
bon @o6eiter nab ct. Glouo berlegte,
uno Sent &uf zines por5iigli9en3abn-
orgies poranging, bat Die 2ettrng oes
ST.. S. 81. Sopt-@ eibaftes, oas bon
iSrau Sopt fortgelett miro, nbernom-
men. Seine @attin itsbor etntgen 90
qen bier eingetroffen, nno oas @be-
paar bot iid an Z. Npenle luolt6
b1l1slib etngeri9tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
&organge in
StQDtlcben

Sci ser Irbeit I'M Steinbrnb
Ser 9sational Granite @omponp an
Slleo Mpenl1e erlitt @ultao Sobnion
beim @t,rt in sic Siefe auf einet1
@teinblod am 5amitag einen 5dd-
oelbrud, oarob er ltd i'm ct. Ho-
pboels Sospital in dr5tlider 8ebano=
lung befinoet, 100 ale Nusiihten por-
banoen iino, Sen 10 idtper @erpltn=
beten Sem 2eben at erbalten.
- @dbreno elmer Dienitagmorgen
in ser &atbeorale ltm iieben nbr bonn
bodtp. Serrn &atbeoralreftor Gbos,
@runen1palo geleienen 9ralttmeiie
idIoiien Sen 9uno fiir's 9eben 6ran5
81. Maiudl Sobn Ser in Clearwater
mobnenben Somilie Sran5 Maiud,
uuo SRI. Nnna Sid, Sodter Ser So
mile Sl1bert Sid. Mit ieinen Ser
monoten u1,o 6reunoen miini6t Sen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
@eidaftslaee be1ert iia.

@aibington 5. Mai. = @rbobte
@ro6uftion, Seittgurg Ser Preiie nno
Mnmadfen oes Muslan6ban0els jino
aus 6em lnufen6en 8eri9t 6es San=
oelsoepartements gu erieben, pel6er
IN @aibington ber0ffentlidt puroe.
.@as Departement fniipft Die 8emer=
fpng baron, baB cine 8eiierung Ser
uQgemeinen Sage in Sen lebten Wfo=
noten 1tnberfen11bar gepeien nn6 bob
6ieler 3uitanb anbolten peroe1 1penn
sic 8eiierung au6 langiam Dor iid
gebe. Sic ginfubr bon %unperarbei=
teter 8oue i'm Medir6 mar bebeuten>
gr0Ber als in Ben letten Monaten
un6 audi 6ie Musfubr bon 8aummoa.
|itoffen bot iid g%egeniber 8ebruar fail
Inn so 8ro6ent geboben. SSn Der 81
fem nno 5tnbIin6nitrte bat iid oif
Musfubr ebenfans merflib geboben
@ebeHert bat ii6 ou6 bic Gage II
ser Mntomobilinbuitrie, in Ser @an:
moterialien= Snonjtrte, in Ser Mrsfnb1
bon @upfer, @ei5er, &tn6fleiid nn1
anoeren N~abrnngsmttteln. SIN en-
grosbunoeI finb Sic @reiie ettpos ge=
1tiegen, I'M &leinban6el ein menig 5n=
rudgegangen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
Mmerifamer III China gelanbet.
@oIhindton. 8. Wai. L Ser a

Waibington, 8. Mai. = Ser an1e>
rifonii9e 4re115er 9uron bat in Safu,
oem &afen Eientiins, gum 5dut Ser
omerifaniiden SS~ntereiien $50 Damn
mnrine-Snfanterie gelan6et; 6ieSrup-
pc lit nit Maf@inengepebren ntsge-
%itattet. Somett Biz iebt Nadri6ten IN
@aibineton borliegen, mar in6es Biz
iebt nod fein MnlaB gum girgreifen.
Cine anbere Mteilung Warine-Sn=
fanterie bon Ser @eian6tldafts=8a
lit a1f 8eranlaiiung 6es amerifani-
i6en @efan6ten Sdurna1n bon He-
fling rnd SEM nabegelegenen Eungt-
idau nbgeganger, no cine amerifant=
fife Miiiionsi6ule gelegen lit. Ml1b
bon BORT miro 5und6f a1eS rnbig GEE
mel6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
gSlferbnnbrat in @enf AM II. Mai,

@enf 8. WtaI. = Ser goA5ugs-
rat bes 80Iferbnn6es miro am II.
Mai bier 5uiammentreten, Oh nun Die
@enua4&onferen5 5u @noe lit ooer
ni9t. ST lit b%orbereitet, folde Snden
51 nbernebmer, 6ie ibm bon Der &on-
feren5 5ugetpieien tper6en mogen.
@roBbritannien miro bur6 $. 81.
g. Gii1er o6er Cecil 6~armstportb,
Stalier 6nr9 Marquis Smperialt,
Sapon 6ur9 Discount Si6ii boraus.
geiett, 6oB er fon1men fam, 8elgien
6nr9 8au1 SDmans, China 6nr6 Sat
.8u un6 8raiilien bur6 @enbor So.
gamma bertreten iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11

perfammIung in DerbD IN Jranfreid
6ie 8arnung, penn btefes 6arauf be-
itebe> ariegspolitif 81 treiben, 10
muiie es 6ies allein turL benin 6as
britii6e @olfl babe genug bonn &rieg
uno mer6e nidt mitmaden. gbomas
erfldrt, 6ie. internationqle Birtidafs-
fonferen5 in @enua per6e mabridein=
Ii6 reilItatlos berlnufen, nno Die
&riegsgefabr lei gegentDdrtig beinabe
70 groB, pie i'm Mugrit 1914.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11

= Die Barr 8ifling COMPANY
miro om fommen0en Montag ibre
Sabresneri ubbalten, BEL
tpelder @elegenbeit Sic @rrt@tung
ie9s neuer 9tationen int noroli6en
! Eei[e 6es 9taates bon Sen Iftionaren
sur Spra6e fommen miro.
= S1n Outrage 6es itaatliden
Seuermari9aus iin0. oerl6ie6ene in
ser Ndbe bes neuen Contributes ite=
ben6e @ebauoe, Die idon langlt TONI
6emniert naren, nie6ergeriIien NOR:
oe11. Ser @taatsbeamte miro binnen
&ur5em tpieoer in ct. @louo eintref=
fen, I'M nod 1pettere 6em 8erfau Mber
laliene @ebdu6e gu beieitigen, I'M 70
Sen &einigungspro5eB BEL Dem Court.
%ba1s1eubau un6 anoeren HldBen Sen
geuiini6ten @ang geben %5n-lafen.
= gilbert S6mitt, @obn Ser 6a=
milie 6es Biceprdit6enten ser Sirit
National 8anf, @briltian SbmiH, bat
ii6 bon ietnem unfaa iomeit erbolt,
0oB er 9ienitag nit ieinem @rnoer
einen Muto=Musflug tpagen fonnte.
Au9 laBt bas 8eftn6en 0es Mlois
Sranfe nod 6tuei 8oden langer
l6limmen &ranfbett erboffen ,oaB 'er
binnen &ur5em 6as &ranfenbett mir0
berlaifen fonnen.
- Sn ser lebte 8obe ltuttgefun.
6enen 5ibung Der &ommiiiarbebor6e
bon 5etarns County puroen @eba=
itia1 @immer, Clinton @artenberg
nno 6. Winnette al5 nntraut=SSn=
ipeftoren mieoer ernannt.
-8dbreno oieier 8ode iinb meb=
rere Sun0ert Mrbeiter IN ben Greet
9eortbern @erfitatten ibrer Eagesar=
belt entboben. Dieie temporare Ir=
beitseinitellung gei6iebt aus Spar=
1amfeitsrudiidten uno erfolgte ni6t
megen Mangel an Mrbeit, Die nod inn
mer in Sen @erfitdtten aufgebduft
ietn ioa.
Muf ser lebten 9tenitag in Du=
lutb abgebaltenen SabreSfonbention
Ser M%inneiotaer @oI1tr1busritter mar
sic ct. @lou6 &tteri6aft 6ur@ 6.
81. Murpbp, 8m. 81. 8oerger un6
Graf15 Suing bertreten. @err 8oerger
1puroe ols elmer ser @taats6elegaten
CUR Mationalen &onbention, 6ie in
Mtlapttc @itp, sc. S., ftattfin6et, er=
1pdbIt.
-@rbirgermeiiter g. s. 5eberger
bat geitern, Mittpo@, in ser fait let.
ten 6a5u bere9tigten 5tun6e ietne
&an6i6atur als Demofrnt fir bas
&ongreBamt 6es ie6iten fongreiitonel.
len Di1trifts eintragen laiien, mo511 er
ii6 erit nod Dielen an i'm ergangener
Mnffor6erungen beitimmen lief. Sails
sic Nomtnotion i'm treffen ioute, tpo-
ran ri9t ge5peifelt miro, miro ct bel
ser fommen6en @erbitmnbl Dem &on=
greBmitglie6 &orol6 &nution 6as
Sel6 itreittg MAIDEN.
Sobn 8. &atttfon, gegentndrtf=
ger @ertreter ser 5tpeiten Nbtetlnng
oes As. legislatioen Diitrifts in ser
2egislatur lieB geitern, Mitttpo6, iei=
men Namen als &an6t0at CUR Wie0er-
tpabl in Ger County Mnoitors office
etntrngen.
Die Grpoli5titen Ser 5taot ct.
Glol1o, @arrD Stiner, Mid)oel 2utgen
nn6 &aspar S1nglen, tp1tr6en ser 8e-
i6ul0igung 6es nd6tli6en @tnbru9s
nit Diebitabl bon ben @roBgeiAmore.
men bon 5berburne County i6ul6ig
befun6en un6 tper6en int Stunt ser
MISUNDERSTANDING ibren &ro5eB ba=
ben.
- Mn sic Sire Ser an ct. Ger
mainftrabe mobnenoen Gamtlte gbrt-
titan 2omaNel flopfte at1 Sonntag Der
Eo6esengel un6 nabm aus 6erielben
Sen iiingiten @obn elmer, tpel6er am
Montng lebter 8o9e in Sauf Centre
bon elmer Salsfrattfbeit befaIen tua1r.
Be, sic itb ipdterbtn als &alsbrd1tt1e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
Cine @arnnng on Tranfreid).

Gtne N1rtt1t11g dt Xr4ntretaJ+
2on6on, 8. Mai. ~ Ser briti1he
Mrbeiterfiibrer S. $. Sbomas, Mit-
gIie6 6es @arlamerts, Ser eben bon
Berlin na6 England 5nriidgefebrt it,
rt6tete am @onntag in elmer Mrbeiter=
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in Slice sic @intpeibung Der nelien
unbefledten gmpfangnisfir6e itat,
Ole, apie 6as neue> i6mude Bfarrbal1S
unter ser erfolgrei6en Seeliorge oes
bo6m. @errn Ni6. 9onnap, erri6tet
mnroe. Die1er Seiertag miro nod
|lange bel Sen @emetnoemitglieoerr1
mie BEL ouen, Die 6emlelben betmobn=
ten, in angenebmiter @rinnernng
bleiben. Set benz @eibafte aiiiltter-
ten oem bodap'ite ten 8i16of 8nf6
Msgr. Gbiebaut, &an5ler Ser Dio5e=
ie nn6 Msgr. Blodta bon &oDalton,
uno bo9m. P. 2a1fe .. e.. 8. 6. 9.
nno bo6m.. @atbe0ralreftor @rnne11=
mol6 bon ct. @louo nabmen als3ere-
moniare an Ser erbeben0en 6eter bel.
&odap. &err Mlten6orf bon 2ittle
Salts, friiberer 5eellorger Ser &C.
mein6e, 5elebrierte nod ben Weib5e-
remonien Dos feterli6e @ohamt Coz
ram episcopo, nobel bo6tp. &err
2eutbner Don 8udmnn als 9iafon
uno bo6m Serr 8reuiier bon ct.
CLOUD ais 5uboiafon aililtierten. SIN
Snnftuarium marer anpeien6 sic
bo9m. @erren Matb. &offma11n, SSaz
cob @alder, Ml. &anrpmann, 81. S.
@6out, 80. 81. STEINER uno 9. So.
0'Driseou. Ser bo9m'ite 8ii@of biet
sic 8eitpre6igt, in mel6er er Den Op-
feriinn 11no Dos gemeiniame 8irfen
ser @emetn6emitglie0er
nit ibrem Seeliorger gebubren6 ber~
porbob nn6 in ribren6en 8orten 6es
Mr9iteften S. 8. Comes bon Sits
burg ge6adte, pel@er Den Blan fir
oas berrlide @ottesbaus %entparf, lei
ser ober oie bouitdnoige Musfibrung
6esielber ni9t mebr ieben fonnte, %
in Der lebte11 @bartpo6e Ser SOB
ieine Nugen i6loB. Die @eneinoe ii
Slice 6arf ii6 nit bouem &ebte rib
men, cine ser ib01iten &ir9en, was
8auitil un6 innere Musltattung on
gebt, at beliben; 6ieielbe 6ient ols etn
Mo6ea ser. effleiiaitii6en STUNT un0
ols 3eugnis fir ben Dpfer= unoSreu=
finn Ser Mitglteoer Ser bonn bodfp.
Serrn Donnap paltorierten @emein0e.
Na6mittags erteilte Ser bo6m'ite OBJ
erbirte bas FL. Saframent ser Strms
ing.
! &e1te, Donnerltag, reite ser
8if6of sos. 8ui9 nod 0na=
mia, mo- CT, nit Sen bo6tp. &re15bdd=
tern %bontpege1 oes 8aues zines r1euen
@loiters @idipra6e rqbm. Sim %.
Weat miro So66erielbe in Seem Mu=
6as 81. @aframent ser Sirmung
ipen6en.
: Morgen, 6rettog, begtnnt III Der
@lou6 nnbefledten @%mpfdngniS=
firde sic bier5igitiin6ige @ebetsan-
0a6t, sic Sonntagaben6 NIT feierlt-
der 8roaeiiion int 8etieitt 6es bo6m'= !
item &errr 8ti6ofs gum Abi6lnb
fonn1er miro.
= SsSn ser nnbefledten @%mpfangntS=
fir6e 51 &odbiQe fan6 lebten Sonn-
tag Ste f90ne un6 erbeben0e Seier
Ser feierliber1 eriten &tnoerfommu-
MON itatt, mobei 48 &inoer getpiroigt
tparen, ibren Serrn uno @ott tn ibr
Ser5 ouf5unebmen. SSn feitlt9er Bro-
aog ote S6aar Der Grltfom-
m~unitanten, sic bon ibrem bodw.
.forrer 8tlb. @untper beitens auf
bieier tpidtigen 2ebensoft borberet-
let tparert, 11ttter Ben &ldngen ser @od
bin Muiiffapelle bonn 5dulbonie aus
6as id0n geibmidte @ottesbal1s
90 t1ah grneuerl1ta 0es SnufgeliibL
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-10
Orleans

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kettell are
the happy parents of baby girl
born June 5th. Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Whipple
left Thursday for Greenfield, Mass.
to spend a few weeks with their
daughter and husband Mr.. and
Mrs. Randolph Turnbull.
Ray Eldredge has new Paige
car.
Miss Virginia Hanscom has come
to spend the summer with her aunt
Mrs. NJ. M. Taplin.
Miss Hazel Hoadley is working
at the Orleans hospital.
Mrs. Suse Anderson has moved
from the Stafford house on Maple
street to the Lavaggi Block on
Main ST., and Milo Whiting has
moved into the tenement vacated
by Mrs. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w j. Sageman of
st. Petersburg, Fla, are again at
the Valley house for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rauph Harris Mr..
and Mrs. L. d. Turnbull motored
to Portland, Maine Saturday to
spend a few days with relatives
and friends.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-10

uating exercises at Derby acad-
envy.
Mrs. Annie Bithrow and Mrs.
Edna Green are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Neal.
Mrs. Charles Norris of Nashua
is visiting her daughters, Misses
Grace and Dorothy Norris.
E. A. Slack is in Lyndon today
to bring home his daughter, Miss
Barbara Slack from Lyndon In
stitute.
Mrs. A. G. Goodwin is i'll with
rheumatism.
Mrs, Clayton st. Onge has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Angler in Newport Center.
Mrs, Myron Chaffee of Orleans
is visiting her mother, Mrs. 3. M.
Chaffee. ~
Mrs. Gladys Piper of Roslindalc,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-10

Mass, and Rev. Charles d. Piper
of Montpelier are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. E. r. Leavitt.
Mrs Joseph Noe entertained hen
| club on Thursday afternoon.
Major J. H. Grout entertained
a party Of eight at dinner at the
Lone Maple T Room Thursday
night
Mrs. Roy Shattuck is in Lyndon
to attend the Commencement ex-
| erciSes at the Institute. Miss
Flora is a member of the gradual
ing class and Miss Gladys is also
d student in the school.
Miss Hilda Brouillette is en-
ployed in the office of the Yer
mont Tap and Die Co.
w. S. Teachout of Montpelier
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
, Harry A. Black on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Miriam Daley, daughter of
w. r. Daley of North Troy and
neice of Secretary of State Harry
A. Black is a member of the
graduating class of Lasell Semin-
airy. Miss Daley has won honors
all through her college course and
now leads her class in scholar
ship.
Mr. and Mrs. William Chubb of
AllSton are guests of Mrs. Mary
Dearborn.
The Christmas Club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Carroll Hunting
ton, IA members being present. A
fine lunch of salad, sandwiches, ice
cream, cake and coffee were serv-
ed late in the afternoon.
Mrs. A. A. kennison of Jack
son, Mich, is visiting her mother,
Mrs H B Marston.
Harold S. Morey of Somerville,
Mass, is spending the summer
with his aunt, Mrs. E. r. Leavitt.
Mrs. Thomas Lowrey of Barton
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E.
Smith.
Recent purchasers of automo-
biles are, a Ford touring car, W.
II. Harrison, a Ford Sedan, DR..
Harry Hamilton and a roadster,
New England Telephone and Tel
egraph Co. for the use of manager
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mooney
spent Thursday and Friday in
Burlington.
Mrs. j. A. Langevin, Miss
Grace Langevin and her brother,
Frank were in Burlington Thurs
day to attend the graduation of
Miss Marguerite Mary Langevin
from the Fanny Allen hospital.
Miss Langevin was one of a class
of ten to graduate this year.
Leverett Davis and Walter
Nichols of Lynn were business Wis
itors on Friday.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-10
ROPE
BARBED WIRE
Special Notice to Farmers.

Special Notice to FaTmerS
Great Saving on U. S. Army Barbed Wire. Now
is your chance to get it while we have it on
hand You will never get it again for the price
we are offering. Each roll weighs 60 lbs. They
are sold all over for $3.50. Our price per roll
is $1.2O
There is no duty on wire to take to Canada.
Buying 100 rolls at S1.1O
Great Big Dish Pans reinforced bottoms, regu
lar price $3.50, closing out 4Sc
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-10
Mr.. and Mrs. WheeIer's
Little Son Dies

The community was much sad
dened to hear of the death of lit
tie Clayton Wheeler, youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Wheeler OF
Newport. He was only 16 months
old and his death was a shock to
all as he was a bright and winning
young fellow.
Sleeping sickness was the i'm
MEDIATE cause of his death follow
ing intestinal influenza. Prayer SER
vice WIS conducted by Rev. j. H
Blackburn of the East Main street
Baptist church.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-10
Catarrhal Conditions

Catarrh is local disease greatly
influenced by constitutional con-
ditions. 1t therefore requires cons
titutional treatment. HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE is taken
internally and acts through the
Blood upon the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. HALLS CAT
ARRH MEDICINE gives the patti
ent strength by improving the gen
eral health and assists Nature in
doing its work.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
Observation-Disclosures.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-10
c. C. Wills Takes
Position at Newport

The Vermont Tap and Die Co.,
C. H. Davis, manager, have in
tailed six new machines and ae now
filling rush orders. c. C. Wells of
Derby Line is the mechanical en-
gineers andw orks manager. The
Vermont Tap and Die Co., congrat-
ulates itself on having secured the
services of Mr.. Wells, who has had
thirty five years experience with
Butterfeld and Co. of Rock Is
land.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-10
NEWPORT LOCALS

Miss Fernie Mowrey, who has
been i'll for many weeks is slow
ly but steadily improving and is
spending a few days with Miss
Helen Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lambert
leave today for Providence, where
they are to visit Mrs. Helen Nit
son Billings. They will stay over
a night in st. Johnsbuly and an
other in Wells River and will be
away ten days.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-10
UNDERWEAR

A big supply of U. S. Army and Navy
Summer Underwear
Shirts and Jean Drawers at 39c
Union Suits for Men and Boys 69c, CSC
MILDLY Blouses-Navy Middies, white with fan
mel collar and cuffs, regular $500 value,
at S19S
Plain White T. S. Navy Middies at 93c
Light Wool Socks at 12c
A nice Cotton Medium weight Sock at &c
u S. Navy Hammocks, complete with ropes and
clews S1.65
FEED BAGS
These brand new army feed bags are made from
heavy white canvas duck. Each bag has passed
rigid government inspection and has been made
strictly in accordance with quartemaster's
specifications. at SOC
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-10
CURRENT COM MENT
Vrmont's Unterrified

Mrs. Dorothy Garfield Fisher in
forms the world through the mag
azine called "The Nation" that
Vermonters are not easily scared in
fact she says thy do not know the
meaning of fear. The lady is right,
Some of these Green Mountaineers
are so absolutely unterrified as to
dare to be Democrats in a state
that goes overwhelming Republ-
can every time it has a chance
Springfield Reporter.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-10
NEWPORT LOCALS

DR.. P. G. Godfrey of Burlington
is in the city until Saturday and
will attend the meeting of the
Vermont Consistory of Masons.
Miss Theima Hall and Miss
Goldie Drown attended the grad
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends AMI neighbors for the kind
ness received by us and our dear
one during his sickness and death
also for the beautiful flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Wheeler
Roland Wheeler.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
MUST HAVE PROTECTION
SAYS HEAD or KATY.

ST. LOUIS, July S.--Announce-
ment by officials of the Missouri.
Kansas & Texas railroad that eight
local passenger trains had To he dis
continued today, marked the first
serious impairment Of the service of
railroads In this city since the begin
ming Of tho strike of the railroad
shopmen. In addition TO the local
trains, 80 others over the entire sys-
tom were affected by the temporary
discrimination OF service.
Inability TO maintain sufficient
number Of men Mt terminals to take
care Of the locomotives and INSULT.
| ciont protection for tho men operat
| Ing the trains were given ~ tn,
cause nt the temporary suspu SON o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
WW Present Report
On s. S. Contention

A report OF the great international
Sunday school convention held re-
Gently In Kansas city will be given
20 Bible school teachers and workers
81 the First Christian church at
their next regular meeting by MIR.
and Mrs, Richard w Burkhart who
attended the whole convention.
They pronounced Il the greatest
convention Of IT'S kind which they
had ever attended and spoke Of tho
especial emphasis placed on rclig-
ious education OF children In tho
carly formative years OF their lives
Mr.. and Mrs. Burkhart with their
children, Ruth, Sarah and Charlcs
returned late Friday night by mo-
tor. During their three weeks trip
they also visited Mrs Burkhart s
former home I'm sweet Springs. Mo,
ana Mr. Burkharrs home in Nor
borne. Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
CIVIC CLUBS TO
HEAR REV. DEB0W
Cooperative Club Will Be
Host at Luncheon
Friday Noon

DR.. Charles l.. DeBuw, pastor OF
Ito Methodist Eplscopal church Of
Dallas, Texas, will be the speaker
nt tho open meeting for ell civic
organizations at which the Cooper
alive club OF tulsa viii be hosts
Friday noon In the Hotel Tulsa grill
room. Doctor DcBow viii speak
on what Makes a city Great
a forceful and inspirationIl ad-
dross IL expected upon the basis
OF Doctor DeBow's reputation as a
public speaker. lie has appeared
before chambers Of commerce In
Now Orleans Dallas. WaXahachic.
Columbus, ohio and Hutchinson,
kan. ana was the principal speaker
before the second district Texas
federated women's clubs in April
in DenuisOn, his lecture on "Wom-
on and the New Social Interration"
being pronounced one OF the best
ever heard in the city. He was In
charge Of the dedic1tory exercises
on Decoration day OF n monument
with which the city of Dallas paid
homage To tho aviators whose lives
were sacrificed at Love field while
I'm training for overseas service, His
church has q largo membership.
Tho word "Csnoe' IS from a West
Indian uame "canaOa," found In use
ly Eoltuu lua
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
APPROVES COFFEE POLICY
General Dawes Says He Agrees WIN
Harding That IL should

CHICAGO, July S---Brlg Gen.
Charles @. Dawes. flrst director Of
the United statos budget. connoaleur
OF pipes. bank president ana expo
mont of plain talk, heartily approves
OF President Hardlngs coffee policy.
"Thcy serve coffee with the meals
at the White House." he said az he
sat on tho veranda of his Evanston
home initiating n new pipe. you
know so many places In Washington
insist on serving the coffee after the
meal, but tho president wants It with
tho meal, and that's the way / like g.,
too"
General Dawes, who returned 10
private life as banker today,
smokes with "A relish and invoter-
atoly
General Dawes declined TO ho In
tcrvlewod on tho soldiers bonus and
other national questions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
KATY PASSENGER
SERVICE CRIPPLED

crYrt,urp puoa PAGE ONE
in the Frisco sbops here warning
uonunion men 10 refrain from work.
as announced by officials OF the rond
In Muskygce. II was said at the yards
last night.
We wouldn't stand Tor IT, sald
ono OF tho officials
No Violence threatens.
Tho abatement was made from
Nf..E9goe thai such warnings had
nDuu posfcd Iu shops az tulsa, Alton,
sauulpa. Enid nud Oklahoma CITY
Rnmors OF threats Of violence and
of runuIay ON tho part OF pIckcts
ynre d'srrcditnd by Frisco officials,
who were more optimistic over the
General situation an the Yards last
u.pnt thuu they have been since the
strike brought an avalanche OF mo-
ruluIunl responsibility at the yards
upou them. More men have been
taken orr since Friday night, and
while thore are engines in tho
rouuILousc awaiting repair and go.
.as over. the freight ana pasasa,,, z
service has been maintained thus far
without lntcrruptlon ana complaint
from the travelling puhlic relative 10
10 hag been negligible. passenEcr
trains have for tho most part been
on time and freight has been Kept
p,oviry in pood sb,pc
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