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The Washington times., 1922-08-17
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.mony was performed In the presence
of the immediate family and Mr.
Noack and his bride left shortly
after for a wedding trip by water.
They will be at home after Sep.
tember at 3726 Brandywine street.
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Governor sproui of Pennsylvania,
who was a guest at the New
Willard Hotel for several days this
week, has returned to his home.
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Mrs. Rankin Mason has returned
from an extended visit ip Philadel.
phia and has reopened her apart.
ments In the Burlington Hotel,
The luncheon committee Of the
Women's City Club announce> a
tember 0, at 1 o'clock. The guest OF
honor, william Newell Vaile, OF Dem
yer, Col, will speak on "Imnigra-
tioi :" Mr.. Vale is one OF the lead.
ing authorities on this subject. and
is well known as Chatauqua
speaker.
Reservations should be made at the
club house not later than Friday,
September s.
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e. H. Gitgen and Linn l.. White,
Of st. Louis, No., called to Washing.
ton In connection with the fuel ad-
ministration, have taken apartments
at the Burlington Hotel.
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Miss F. Aston was host to ten at
tea on Wednesday afternoon at the
New willard Hotel.
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Blouses at Startling Prices

Yes, it's q day Of marvels in the blouse Department.
fivedolar bill will buy remnant; it will even buy two
in cases! ... T.
$500 70 $500 yoiie Blouses, $1.s5
we'll Frils Tuxedo
they are everfs 80
$500 Silk Blouses, $2.95
o q de
The
$500 French Veile Blouses $345
Val Irish and nnet Every
effects
e WI" e $3.50 silk Blou.es, $500
the
Of suit Some trimmed Val
other trimmed with contrasting col
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TAO o'clock by the Rev. DIR. Allen
Griffith. assistant rector. and was
followed by small reception at
the apartment Of Theodore p.
Artaud. who Is the brides guardian
and who gave her In marriage.
The bride was attended by a
matron of honor. two bridesmaids
and a flower girl. She wore a
lovely gown OF white georSette and
filmy lace, made on simple lines
with a panel back and a long
waist. The veil OF Venetian point
lace. which was very full, was ar.
ranged into a coronet around the
face and formed the train. She
carried lilies OF the valley and
Little Miss Helen Emmett, Of
Washington, as. flower girl, pre-
ceded the bride to the altar, wear
ing a dainty gown Of ivory white
taffeta and net and carrying sweet
heart roses.
Mrs. William Allen Clark. Of Gin.
oinnati. the sister of the bride
groom as matron of honor wore
a gown Of pink eeorgette trimmed
with silver and a hat Of the same
shade andI material. She carried
Ophelia roses. The two bridesmaids.
Miss Vera Adler, Of st. Louis, and
Miss Kathleen Jones. Of Dantorth.
Va, wore costumes similar to that
Of Mrs. y Clark. but fashioned of
orchid georgette with girdles of sill
yer. Their hats matched their
gowns, and they carried Russell
roses.
Hugh Ferguson, Of Paris. KY.
cousin Of the bridegroom. served as
best man and the ushers were
Lieut.. John Lucas. formerly in the
aviation service. u. g. N; Harry
]. Sargent, of st. Louis, Mo-; and
Robert d. Armstrong, r. ]. Leh-
man and A. H. Knowlton, Of Wash
ington. D
After a wedding trip to Hot
Springs, Mr.. and Mrs. Waller will
visit his family in Paris, KY, and
after October / will be at home at
Northbrook courts in Sixteenth
street. a.-
Mrs. Robert Hinckley and Miss
Gladys Hinckley, who are spending
the summer abroad, are now the
guests of the Marquis and March
ioness Huntley, at Orton Hall,
Peterborough, England.
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Mr.. r. w. Boiling left Washing
ton last week to join Mrs. Boiling
and the children at Glenburnie, on
Lake George, where they have a
cottage for the season.
3
Major and Mrs. Casper, Rucker
txyfno tt.lo
the birth of a daughter last Sun.
day in Greenville, s. c. Mrs.
Bucker was formerly Miss Maysue
Donaldson. daughter Of Col. and
Mrs. T. @. Donaldson, of WASH
ington.
Capt. and Mrs. Hayne Ellis and
Robert Lone Ellis are in Toronto,
Canada, and are at the King Ed.
ward.
Col. and Mrs. Clarence r. Day
have returned from Atlantic City,
where they spent the week end.
They made the trip by motor.
Miss Kathleen Beale' Crawford,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Crawford, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Curtis James at their villa
at Newport. They have q house
party for tennis week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crawford are guests Of Gen.
and Mrs. w. K. Wilder at New
port for tennis week.
Miss Helen MacGillivray has
gone TO her home at Cambridge,
Mass, where she will make a short
visit before going on q camping
trip in Canada.
Alice Hudson Marrfes
August w. Noaclx, jr.
The marriage Of Miss Alice Hud.
son and August w. Noack, jr..
took place yesterday, the Rev. j.
lE. Briggs officiating. The cere.
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Extra! Friday
Women's Dresses

Astonishing prices cottons-silks equally low in price
Limited quantities-so come early.
$500 Cotton Dresses $195
crspest Nor
black white whiteS Or
trimmed.
-. - $3.50 to 5000 Cotton Froek., $3.50
n6drawn voles, Normandy yoiee ana
the lot suasht-ne ons-waisd models You're
$3.50 to sis7s Cotton Dresses, $1,000 ..
. Sizes 80 46 here Psd
yones wisses mad gnshams In dark coor with white osano
$500 to $3.50 Afternoon Froek.. $i2.7s
with self grdes and ribbon sshes
$500 TO $3.50 Printed Silk Crepe Froeks, $1,000
white grounds with black and tan figures simple
OF the day
$3.50 Shantung Dresses $500
tailored that everyone escoat and srasht-ne
XXI. go $3.50 Shantung Dresser $3.50 -
travs nj or street Natural color shantung
I. $3.50 Afternoon Dresses, $500
chimes effectively
waists
one al siSSot e ~ = - ~ - -
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Skirt Clearing-Friday

Styles and prices equally good.
$3.50 SILK Skirts, $z.s5
t-Baronet Satin Skirts, In white and blue Ever
see skirts at such price beforef =
$1,000 and $l0.5o Skirts, $2.95
1o-Twesd, Plaid, and striped Crepe Eponge Skirts
In lovely shades OF rose. gray. brown and tan.
1850 to $3.50 Skirts, 33.95
aSskirts sport styles in tweed. sponge, retine and
Bedford cord. The popular wrap.around fringe-bot-
tom ana peated styles In all the lovely sport shades
You can't wrong on these.
$3.50 Flannel Skirts, $3.50
1e-wsshable white Flannel skirts in box and
side plated styles. wonderful addition TO your
wafdrobe.
$3.50 silk Skirts, $3.50
washable White Crepe. with large embroidered
chenille blocks. II you want somethins distinctive
sch these. -.
Si4.7S Skirts for Larger Women, $3.50
ab-skirts In extra Sizes striped prunea in box
plated styiee-stitched to hip to give a slender
islne effect Navy tan, black and white-36 to 10
hand
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Sport for You Among the
Sport Shop Remnants

$3.50 Sport Dresses; $3.50
Just Checked Ratlne Sport Dresses-too smart to
tell about. Rose. lavender aud brown.
$l6So Sport Dresses, $S.7S
t-Green and White striped Tub silk Sport Dresses
the kind that everyone likes much.
$3.50 and $500 Sport Dresses, $s.7S
Dresses in ratine, eponss and Handkerchief linen
white, rose. tan. and lavender.
$500 and $3.50 Sport Dresses, $1,000
3-shantuns silk Sport Dresses, In a siip-over
style with narrow belts. Fine for August and Sep
tember.
~$4s.so to S75.oo Sport Dresses, $1s.7s
t--fmported SILK Knit Sport Dresses in blouse
and slip-over styes-green henna, brown ana hello.
They come from Switzerland.
$3.50 Sport Jackets, $3.7s
6-Flannel Sport Jsckets-for golt o any time
tan. Copenhagen, falow. and leather color.
$3.50 Sport Capss, $lS.75
II you motor here are English Plaid Motor Capes
In tan and gray and blue.
$45.0o and $3.50 Sport Coats, $ls.75
1e--sport Coats, in asoral tweeds shadow pisids
and heather mixtures. Full length-tust risht for
fall Tan gray and rose.
$500 Sport Suits, $3.50
s-Tweed Sport Suits, with long -lins jackets Now's
the time to buy one. Rose. orchid and Copenhagen.
5000 and $500 Sport Suits, $i3.75
ls-smart Sport .suits-beited boz style and
hagen and green tweed.
$500 Sport Suitl, STATS
brown, and tan, blue and flesh. with beted box
Jacket They are mighty sporty.
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THREE MORE BONES ARE
Thrown IN SHOP STRIKE

SAN BERNARDINo, Cal. Aug.
T.-Federal authorities and Sheriff
Shay were searching today for the
throwers of three bombs early this
morning, two of which struck a ten.
der of a locomotive Of a Union Pa
cific freight train at Highland nve.
nue. and another passenger coach In
the Santa Fe yards. but did no dam.
age. -r
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SECOND DECREE VERDICT
IN w. VA. MINE RAID CASE

CHARLESToWN, w. Va, Aug.
17.-John Wilburn, who partici-
pated in the march of armed
miners on Logan county a year
ago. was convicted in circuit court
here last night.
The verdict was second-degrec
murder in connection with the
shooting of Deputy Sheriff J. c.
Gore during the Logan battle.
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Bic Values in Gloves

Every kind-every style-buy your fall
gloves tomorrow and save money.
$50 and $500 silk Gloves, csc
Odds and ends OF fine quality Milanese Silk Gloves
--a-cIasp--s- button and 1s-button lengths
81 90 Chamoisstts Gloves, 65c
12-button length, In white, sand. brown and gray
Broken sizes. -. -.
$3.50 Milansss Silk Cloves, $l.65
Rest quality Mlanese silk IN 1s-button length Nat
ureIie, fswn oak, tan brown, navy and silver
$500 Glace Kid Gloves, $1.s5
s-button isnsth--white piaus slaee gloves; broken
sses .r ..-. -.
Sa,so Chamois Sport Gloves, $l.s5
The ideal sport glove-naturai' color washable
chanois--ohe clasp. -, -
$500 Cape Skin Gloves. $3.9S .
s-button length =. X. NJ. Washable Capeskin Gloves
In oyster white. =.
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Births, deaths
Phone Main $3.50 Until
2 p. NJ. Obituary Desk
LICENSED TO MARRY.

George o. Pomfrey, 81, Hampton
Roads, Va, and Lillian NJ. Redtord, 2s.
Richmond. Va. The Rev. John e. Briggs.
Garland r. Ellington. 70. and Florence
e. Crank. -, both Of Richmond. Va.
The Rev. T. r. Davis.
Milton w. Ripper. II. and Evelyn A.
Christmas, 10. both Of Baltimore, Nd.
The Rev. Howard r. Downs.
William II. Brown, 81, ana Beatrice
X. Griffin. 20. The Rev. Edward l..
Buckley.
Nathaniel +. Rabner. 30. Malone, N. Y.
and Margaret L. cockrili. 20, Ball Hill,
Va. The Rev. Clifton X. Ray.
Frederick J. 0illis. 2s. and Ellen
Josephine Russell. az The Rev. VIM. J..
Kerby.
Jacob H. senft. 20. and Mary z. Hoke.
~. both Of York. Pa. The Rev. II.
Schroeder.
Wayne c. Proctor, 81, and Carrie Mae
Nolan. 10. The Rev. W. r. Flanagan.
James william Beller. ~, and Avonelle
Marie Crockett, 20. The Rev. T. A.
walsh.
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Larger Women Not Overlooked

Both dresses and suits Tor you among
the remnants.
$500 and $3.50 Dresses for Larger
Women, .tS.7B
Only +-Dotted Normandis wolfe, in black and
white. and brown and white. Come early for these.
Sizes +oh TO tsh.
$1,000 Drsssss. $3.75
S-Dresses for large women In brown and white
EinEhams Attractive. simple styes-+th bust.
$3.50 and $3.50 Large Womsn's
Dresses, $3.50
B-ShantunE Silk Coat Dresses specially made
large women. They beautifully tailored with Tsx-
edo revers and narrow beits-ts bust.
$4T.S0 Dress, $2s.75
1-Embroidered White Canton Crepe Dress for large
women. You'll be lucky II you get .thisl Nm bust.
$s5.oo to $1,000 Large Wonssn's
Suits, 434.75
ls-suits In navy and black twiIreord and cordine
strictly tailored and elaborately trimmed styles
able for large figures sisss AN to bqt bust.
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DEATHS REPORTED.

Dominic Punnatteb H yrs. Emerg.
Annie o'connor, 81 yrs, Prov hospl.
Edward J. Feehley, ~ yrs, U. s. 8.
hospl.
Catherine L. Brosnahsn. Sc yts, 1i''
z. Cap. 1t.
Bessie cafritx, 81 yrs. siI Col. I'd.
James b, cranston. - yrs. Geo. Wash.
Univ. hospl.
Adolf Schmidt. 81 yrs' U. s. s. II,
Wilton L. Hatcher. . yrs.. chndr.n's
Inez c. Taylor. . mos. 17IS 18th ct.
NV.
Mary ". studds. 2 mos. 1919 Wis. ave.
Carson C. Packard, IS dys.. Isss c ct.
WIN. r.. Payne, . dys. Col. hospl.
Columbus c. Thomas, 20 yrs. lsot L
Elmer johnson. II yrs. 1901 18th st.
chloe Washington. Ss yrs. III aith st.
nv J.rsmish Liberty. - yrs. St. Ella
hospl.
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See the Coats!

Such remnants as you've never seen
and just when you're thinking of buying
a coat!
$500 and 5000 Goats, $zs.7s
10-Top Coats with full backs and belts-camels
hair and covert In tan and rust-a wonderful knock
about coat.
$ss.o0 to $7s.so Wraps, S34so
s-cape Coats, Capes. and Panel wrap costs In
soft pandora, veldyne, and cordne-navy. black
fabrics.
Ons-of-a-Kind Wraps
1-t9s5o Black Cordine and FaIlle silk Ripple
Cape. Come early and get it.-sSs.se.
I-t2b00 Black Velette Coat, nbined with duve.
tyn. Straight lne-very smart.-sSe.Sa
5000 shantung silk Motor Coat-wsII tailored
and smart.-sIS.7B.
Here's $500 Navy and Green Heather Mixture
Sport spun Top Coat-dont you want II for faiif-
S13.75.
$1,000 capss, $3.50
SBlack Crepe Knit cspes vita monkey fur trim
mlngs. Greatly reducedt
$1,000 Capss, $3.50
ARipple Capes In black Kasha cloth and brocade
with fringe trimming and caracui collars
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Umbrella Day-Friday

Buy a really good umbrella to 60 with
your fall suit. Prices are way down to-
morrow.
2s-$Iaoo Umbrellas. $s.ss
a4-inch Umbrellas Of and rain silk, in
brown. red, navy black, green. purple and cerise.
Ring handles OF amber and appe-wood Smart
tips and ferrules. ..'... .... ".
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Stockings Remnants

Better Than Ever
Quality up-prices down. Don't pass
these remnants by.
81 90 Sport StsckinSs, 35c, for Sl.0o
Here 10 your chance TO get some real values In
Sport stocknss to finish the summer season. Drop.
stitch and wide.rib designs Good colors. Not all
.sizes In every style, hut all sizes In the lot
Sl.25 and $l.So Lisls Stockings, ssc
Chiffon Silk Lisie Stockinss-fuii fashioned and
we'll reinforced, They look like silk ana Won.
d.rfully Not all sizes in the lot Black. cordovan.
$500 and Sz.2S silk Steskinss, sse
real Stocking barsain--ruil- -fash,onsd Plaid ana
Fancy Stripe silk stockings-wei re-nforced Good
assortment Of ooors but not all sisss. Just q few
dossn pairs, % came sary " you want to get your
size--sray, white. beige, brown ana rose
$500 White silk Stockinss $l.5o
Pure silk Stockings full fashioned, with ntrcers.d
garter hens and heel and toe well reinforced.
Th... AZ. going at sS Just sseau.. our tali stock
$500 and $3.50 silk Stockings, sl.sB
rui-ts:hionsd Thread slk .-stocknss--also Roll.
sttes ana Glove silk Stockings, In fancy openwork
patterns Lots Of brown-the most popular color for
= 90 sl--s broken. hence the special price.
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You WEAKNESSES!

coat tomorrow, you win. The remnants on.
the Third Floor are marvellous!
65 Misses Cotton Dresses-Remnants
in tSoss sadys ss.
an misses love Tan. brown Copenhagen. ~ rsd ed
ans wsfs sPd ,sss SsSsn aae
Soas arg @ RsnS are
ATsTsn Hs..ss s1s ssfS SrIsnds E Ho
p nR sSS bSsse s RsS aS cS
pen.hsssn: Sizes a. IS IS. n.,,S.s sSSo
Linens. orssndes and Voies. In ali the dsintiesi
Of sns sy 1nSs @ wns. @
white. Sizes II. 1s. 1s.............. $3.50
Misses Tweed Suits
lo-Misss.' $2s.75 Tweed Suits, $3.50
Orchid Tweed suits 1e, IN 'aofsd AZ sna oe.su 0ae'
Io--$32so to $500 Misses Suits, $1,000
sporty tailored mixture models; OF rose orchid and
Io-Mi..s.' $3.50 Imported Tweed Suits. SIS
w. SHms sslSrsaean. % moro Srown % gray % light blue
Misses Wooltex Dress Suits
Don't miss these, they are just what
yOe yi-Msses' saae ~ 1850 Tailored Poiret s1Q sO
rT ss. n ,.asS' Rf'slas Black and white Go S0
Stripe Tailored Model-size 1S, 49,. O1C.CU
:S25S to $3.50 SsoGsr suss n tailored S,n;@
'irimmed@naSy w blue. black. : stunning cog m
suit. fSsss 81 q 'ss Tailored :ea S!...
Suits, embroidered and plain effects, GOO IN
with and without belts. Navy blue 0OA.CU
costume @ 70 @ ss Others GOO I S
tailored. Tan end navy. Sizes 1s. is. 0CJ.CU
Misses Silk Suits
3-Misse.' $500 Sh.ntuns Suits, $1,000
In white and natural shades These smart
September.
s-Mis.e.' $32.so Sh.ntuns Suits, $500
oefS models q the finest
Misses Top Coats
6-$2s.75 Orchid Tweed Top Coats, $1,000
with comforsable raglan sleeves Beited style.
s.ss.o Top Coats, $3.50
buttons Orchid and light blue. Sizes II, is. Is.
Misses' Silk Dresses
2i-$2s.oo and $3.50 Silk Dresses, $s.75
Orchid crepe de chine dresses and lovely navy and
henna Canton crepes attrsctiveiy embroidered. Also
dotted fouiard slip-oyer dresses In navy and white.
and tan and navy. Sizes II. 1s. Is
white and maize Canton crepes in bloused
styles and tub silk frocks in stripes OF gold and
rose Adorable daytime dresses for right now.
2o-$25.00 and $3z.50 Silk Dresses, $1,000
Crepe de chimes. Eeoreettes and Canton crepes. in
light blue orchid maize and Jade. Lovely
white Crepe de Chine Frocks. You are sure to want
of these ,
Io-s2soo Crepe de Chine Dresses, $lz7s
Tan. orchid and white. all and-drawn Simple
I6, Is, 20. ..s
as-Sas.7s to $3.50 Silk Dresses, $500
Beautifully Tailored Shantung Dresses in straight
line beIed styles and coat effects Georgete Crepe
other styles in summer silk frocks in shades Of jade
tan. white and orchid Sizes 1I ls: ls.
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First Place for
Suits-Friday

The values are simply wonderful. Look
here for fall suit.
4ts.Bo and $3.50 shantuns Suits. $I3.7s
1t-Lons-Jackst shantuhs silk suts-bslted styles.
with button fastening. Take your choice.
$4,000 Suits, $500
1S-Navy and Black Twioord suits-beited mod
els and two-button straight line braid trimmed
styles. Real fall suits At this pricei
$500 silk Saits, 1ze,7B
Only +-Thrse-pisce silk suits in white and tan.
with full ripple eapss Buy one for now and use the
= $ss.oo and $1,000 Suits, $3l.7s
Just e-Good- d-iooking Embroidered Cordine Suits
with belted Jacket. In black only.
$6s.00 Suits, $297S
Just In style. -T
$ss.oo and $500 Suits, $32.7s
e-Smart Tailored Navy Twillcord Substituted boz
tailored. -. --''T
Sys.so and $500 Silk Suits, $3.50 :.
t-rhree- piece silk Suits In navy and black rosh-
anara crepe Blouse and straight-line dresses with
long capes They are very practical for right now.
Sl2s.50 Black Canton Crepe Trhee-Pises
Suit $3.50
The distinctive cape and panel Of dress are en-.
suit At remarkably low prics.
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DEATHS

RATH. on August 1s, 1879, at resi-
dene. Of her daushter Mrs. Dora
WILHELMiNA HATH sEsd SEVENTY
Dora Radthe, Lena Weiss. Fred Rath
and Annie Fisrstein; one sister. Mrs
Justine suess. Funeral from residence
FUNERAL DESt0Ns,
FUNERAL DESIGNS
o. svssy Observation-Disclosures prsssA
0UDm,
tfiS y eT. n. -.
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81 French Chamoisette Gloves, CSC
is-button iensth--finest quality.
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3e:::N!:'!!sNs I: /! :: :!
A Storm Cominq---of Friday Remnants


selling
something patience
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Alice Hudson Marries
August w. Noaclx, jr.
The marriage Of Miss Alice Hud
son and August w. Noack, jr.
took place yesterday, the Rev. j
z. Briggs officiating. The cere
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Miss Helen MacGillivray has
gone to her home at Cambridge,
Mass, where she will make a short
visit before going on q camping
trip in Canada.
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.assaaA
PRESS COM MENT
The Election

1iSSbASA
To Vermonters, the startling
thing, about the election, outside
of the results in New York, Mas
sachusetts and Ohio, is the very
narrow margin by which Mi.
Fleetwood, the republican candi-
date for Congress is the first dis
trict, was elected.
If the Herald reads it rightly,
it is the most significant notice
that has yet been served on the
Volstead act defenders that the
people of the district are thorough
ly Disguised first with the law,
and second with the way in which
it is being violated.
1t is also a protest against the
attempt of IA seif-appointed oil
garchy of church leaders to med
die in party politics and in this
city, at least, a rebuke for an out
burst of v|ilification and abuse I'M
paralleled in political history.
The humiliation visited on Con-
gresham Frank L Greene in his
own city is the result Of a deiiber-
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Craftsbury

Doris Wells, U. V.M. student
spent the week end at her home
here
Mrs. Nellie Hatch returned to
her home Wednesday after spend
ing six weeks with her sister in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. c w. Hadley were
called to Barnet to attend. the u
neral of Mrs. HadleY's brother-in-
law.
Mrs. Ida Buchanan spent last
week with her daughter in Hyde
Park, Mrs. Stephen Newton re-
turning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Baker COM
menced work for Charles Chaffee
Nov. I where they expect to spend
the winter.
S. A. Gage took Mrs. Marchiss
to Waterbury Saturday. MI. Gage
went on to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney were visit
ors in Orleans and Newport We'd
nesday and Thursday.
The meeting of the mothers and
cradle roll held in the vestry of the
NJ. f. church Wednesday p. m.
proved to be a ve:y interesting and
pleasant occasion. A returned
Missionary told amusing stories.
The Little Light Bearers boxes
We're opened. Cake and coffee were
served and everybody vas made
happy.
Nathan Shute has moved to the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Fran
els Loomis where he expects to
spend the winter.
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One of mas gold fishes was act
ing kind of funny today and after
suppir ma sed to pop, Wlllyum, |
don't know watts the matter with
Walter but he's certeny not feel
ing well, he hasent bin like him
self at all.
Walter, Walter who, o you're
tawking about one of those con
fowned gold fish, pop sed.
Willyum, don't you call him
names, Suppose the little fello died,
then how would you feel? ma sed.
Better, | mech terrible, wy watts
rong with him, witch n is he, |
don't notice either OF them looking
pale, pop sed.
It's this one, don't you notice
how slow he moves and how he
scrapes along the bottom Of the
aquarium? ma sed.
Maybe he's jest trying to
scratch himself, perhaps one of his
scales is loose and itches him a lit
tie pop sed.
Willyum | know a sick fish wen
l sec one, ma sed. Benny, did you
do envthing to this fish? she sed.
Nam? | sed. l dident do envy
think to him that | didcnv do to
the other one, l sed.
Well wat did you do to them,
tell me %immeeditiy, ma sed, and l
sed, Aw, it wasent enything, | jest
tried to teetch the ma little trick,
it wasent enyhing.
Wat do you meen, wat trick? ma
sed.
| was jest trying to teetch them
to breethe, | sed, and ma sed, Don't
tawk nonsents, they can brcethe.
Not out of waiter they cant, |
sed.
o is that so, we'll see if you can
breethe vile you're having your
face slapped, ma sed. And she
gave me 2 fearse kracks and made
me go rite up to bed, the ony con-
ISOLATION being thac / dident half to
finish my lessins.
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Passumpsic

Frank Shepherd of Tilton, N.
H., visited his brothers family,
Mr.. and and Mrs. Ernest Shepherd
the first of the week.
Mrs. Alma Davis had a hemor1-
hage Tuesday leaving her quite
weak.
Jack Altman went to Boston
Thursday morning where no
doubt he will go aboard some boat
for a e voyage.
Homer ingalls, vas home over
Sunday returning the first of the
week to Sherbrooke.
Mrs. William Thayer is stopping
with George Browns people in
Barnet for a while.
Mrs. Colby, mother Of Mrs. Viii
ley Willard, pasesd away We'd
nesday evening at her daughters
home.
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executive ability in putting the new
city of Winooski on the map and
pushing its public improvements
that will inevitably win for him a
gratifying degree of recognition III
the Legislature.
b 1t is understood that Senator
Harvey r. Kingsley of Rutland
who was elected representative on
Tuesday may be a candidate for
the s~peakership, if his health per-
mits. All of these men have their
strong points. If there are other
candidates or possibilities we have
not noted any statement to that
effect. We believe we have thus
given our readers the speakership
situation to date.-Burlington Free
Press.