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Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-14
Real Hard Work With a
won't be Discouraged
Attitude of Mind Will
Bring Unforgetable result

These are the days to get busy
the work YOU do this big vote period
COUNTS and PILES UP VOTES
MIGHTY QUICK.
It's Up To You
The only thing that will keep you
from winning is you yourself. IT you
enter the campaign determined to be
successful, YOU WILL BE. It's up to
You entirely. If you want $4,000
motor car or hundreds of dollars i'll
cash-we think you do-get into the
campaign today. Send in your nomina-
ton blank at once.
If you can spare the time, come
down to election headquarters
yourself this afternoon or evening.
Find out all about the campaign,
how to get votes, what is necessary
to get them and then go after one
of the biggest prizes.
Vote Schedules Soon Decline
The present big vote schedule will
continue until Saturday, November %.
All subscriptions received at this office
before midnight will count. And sub
scriptions mailed, with remittance to
cover, which are postmarked not later
than 1900 p. m, November 10Th, Will
count on the first period vote schedule
The big vote schedule will positively
be- discontinued at that time, in ac
cordance with the rules and regula
tions, and will never be repeated or
extended.
The big vote schedule won't wait
for you--you II have to jump in and
take advantage of it while you can
And it s mighty important that you do
take advantage of it if you want to
land one of the big prizes.
10000 Extra Free Votes
Understand that with every S12
worth of subscriptions turned in
YOU will receive 100000 EXTRA
FREE VOTES in addition to the
regular votes on every individual
subscription.
These are the days that subscrip-
tions count mostv otes for you.
They will never count for as many
votes again during the campaign.
The result of your race-your sue
cess or failure-will depend almost
entirely upon what you accomplish
during the BIG VOTE SCHED-
ULE period. Make the big vote
schedule WIN FOR YOU-BEGIN
IN EARNEST TODAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-14

The race is on, candidates arc now
seemingly getting their stride. With
only two weeks Of the first period
left and only two weeks of the blg
vote schedule rcmaining-wcll, It
means winning to hustle now.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-14

Mrs Ethel Ladas of CalcHico has a
,Hrgc following of friends Mrs La /
as cannot fail to make strong race
With such q host of backcrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-14

The new Stream Line Chevrolet that
is one of the prizes is among the NEST
economical automobiles on tires.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-14

Mrs John NJ Neal was among the
last entrants. Mrs Neal is well known
N the Valley, and her many fr'enas
will welcome her participation N the
campaign
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-14
This List Shows Standing Up to Noon yesterday
THE Ell CENTRIC DISTRICT
DISTRICT No. |

noo
no41 A1oo roadvav Centre
Mrs. Easen l1o'0oo
s+ou.r+ c,H Broadway Centre S4,40O
ucy,eI Gougb Commercial
polor+ ponso, Hamilton FI Centre
4oo q 11offdr,n Rroodvav FL entro
Nig,P Pnh, Harris Contra
Clark He'll Centre
r. Centric
Mrs. rolo, " I,lson ESQ uci ST.
Johnston Seventh
Centre
YRS. 622 Brig ghon FL Centre I92oO)
Glenn Pierce Avenue Centre 10540O
Mrs Patterson Fourth and
CELESTE, Pn},ard 30 Olive E Cento
Nav PurIv EI cntro
Rovce Centre
Robinson Centre
Centre
Mrs Charles Skinner Brighton 5265OO
Tbelna Scott Centre
Miss lone Brighton Ell Centre ~ 72460O
Itiss MaryS Commercial, El Centre 14o90O
scbule Street
Miss Helen Weber, Brighton
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-14

Miss Elsie D. Looncv las reported
&gain with a good number of votes
Miss Looney 5 friends also rcreHs'
somc votes for her which will boost
her total along.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-14
OPPORTUNITY

Master of Human destinies am 1!
Fame, lore, fortune on my footsteps IUaH
Cities ard fields lUaik. penetrate
FERNS and UHioge remote, and passing by
Cottage and office and palace-sO0n or late
I knock unbiddeR ONCE at eUery gate!
If sleeping, WAKE--if feasting rise before
I turn aWGy. II is the hour of fate,
And they uho foilCJU ne reach every state
M0rtGiS desire and conquer eUery foe
SGUe death! Bat those lvho DOUBT and HESIIA1
Condemned TO failure, peRury and lU0e.
Scek me ils Unin, and ISejessIy iB,ptore
QRSiUer rot, and RETURN NO MORE.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-14
Eleven Days to Cinch Your Choice
Campaign Notes

NJ. Il. X. Corby of Brawlcy is
provi. z himself of prize winning cal
iber Ills returns have been consist
ent and good.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-14

Miss Jane Royce is making strong
race, proving that she has wide circle
of real friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-14
Confidence Is Keynote To
Success In The Press Great
10000 Prize Distribution
Valuable Prizes Actually Co.
ing Begging for Want of
Active Workers to Compete
for Them

The coming will beyond question of doubt put
the most important election to the candl
dates greatest offer of the entire campaign now IN
force and offers the opportune candidates. both
prospective lead in the Those who are wise
get busy and gather The harvest Of votes during
this period of the biggest vote schedule
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-14

There are three Chcvrolcts as prizes,
iii this campaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-14
WOre Votes GiUen NOIO

lgOre Votes GiUen NOLV
Th0se tho hare thinking OF entering The big gift
distribution campaign and those O,0Se names n0C appear
i but h0 haze get not started an actiOe CAM
Doi0p uiU find no better time to do than right
Win the present big cote schedule in effect, gUthg
0eiC candidate a To pile r0tes the double qutck
No one should delay entering the big campaign oh deter
uin0tfCu and e0YnestnesS to this coming Ueek.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-14
DO You Want $4,000?

This Press big that it ought to have the atten
biggest and women III this territory Here
$1,000 with active candidate guar
anteed theve least 20 cent Of every dollar he or s
turns subscriptions There six bags OF gold and
silver and awards Everyone Wins Something the
slogan.
1t is predict that there will be very few men or
women this territory besides the prize winners who VIII make
between and December % Why even SlCO IN gold
is desirable. And the purse Of silver too.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-14

These 0re the days to get busy
the work you do this big vote period
COUNTS and PILES UP VOTES
MIGHTY QUICK.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-19
AcTos HERoIcos.

Antonio Gomez. lleyado de, su afi-
ci6n Ia mar. Ia tiaiado por casi to-
do el globo A bord0 del yatc de Mr..
Albert Scates. millionaire radicado en-
Baltimore, visit0 Casi todos los puer-
los del Atlantico ' del Pacffico.
Los varios actOs her6icos que ha rea
'ixado, le han Waldo la popularidad de
Iue goza en- el estado de Maine.
Hallandose a las 6rdenes del Almi-
rante Robert +. Peary, en- Ia isla del
Aguiia, mientras Sc hallaba sostenien-
lol con una cuerda a un homDrp que
lescendfa un pozo, ,vi6 acefcarseS a
IN gran autom6vil, al propio tempo
Iue dos j5venes de unos Is aiios de
dad, cruzaban el camino. FL afro
EDello era inpinente. ). FL chauffeur ira
I 6 de paraf ell ceche, Sin consegufflo,
Y las dos j6venes atemorizadas queda-
-onse en- smitad- de camino, fFente al
,eligro Gomez, coii el dtfo cabo de la
>,uerda hizo rapidamente un lazo que
arroj6 a las muchachas, arrastrando-
las fuera de. la trayectoria del coche.
antes de que hubiesen tenido tempo
de reflexionar Ia gravedad del mo-
mento.
En- otra OCCASION, fernando parte de
la tripulaci6n de la goleta Marcella,
dos de los tripulantes cayeron al aqua
en- un lugar en- que abundaban los I'll
burones. Gomez vic el peligro inme-
Idiato di0 la voz de alarma v fue ell
lprimero en- arriar una de los botes sal
Ivavidas en- 81 que consigui5 recoger a
Iuno de aquellos. 4 WI
En- la casa situada en- Hampshire
ST., de Portland, Maine, declarose un-
| lincendio en- la madrugada del 20 de
diciembre, v saly0 a una joEen llama
Ida Lillian Sawyer, que Sc habfa refu-
giado en- el teiado.
Serfa interriinable la relaci0n de los
actos de, salyamento practicados por ell
popular malaguefio
Resumiendo sus hechos her0icos, We
| Sc que Ell ellos aparecen entire otras
personas salyadlas por el, los nombresi
William Merril, de Long Island, Mrs.
Hamilton de Lynn, Mass, Frank An
.direws, de Long Island, y otros mu-
llchos. sAis
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-19
PERDIDo EN UNA IsLA. IsilL.ll.

W "a. ff8l 3Afi tgF l44 iskd 4esafs s5st
Volyi6 posteriormente a prestar sus
'ervicios al ,gobierno de los Estados
Unidos, ALA por el afio 1909, y pas6
iespues, a ocupar un empleo que lie
pfreci0 el abogado BENJAMIN Thomp-
son, en- Ia, Little Whalebone Island, y
en- esa epoca le ocurri0 una de las
aventpras mas extraoFdiIpaarFiias at lIsaFi de 81
vida. 4
Estando dedicado la pesca, sali0
una noche a. recoger las redes, pero
yolcose el bote en- cue iba cayo al
aqua. Viendo que lie era impossible ma
dar contra Ia corriente, ,dei6se arras-
trar por esta. Con un cortaplumas
rasg0 el capote y las botas de aqua
para librarse de esa impedimenta, sien
do arrastrado a la Big Whalebone Is
land, situada mas de una milla de
distancia de la costa que habia aban-
donado. La isla estaba deshabitada,
no habiendo en- ella mas que una casa
destrufda por el fuego, de la que uni
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-19

naricns liavrc > Ilancr. fae ade.
iaas. paiidn de- nrmadurrs en u rncr-
Ia De- 8olsikcn. \. J.. cn q aEo iaia.
ReSumicndo sns avrninras marIil.
mas. Gomez dice al reasasfer De ia
rTcnsa". moSirandole divcrsos docn-
menios acrcdltaiivos De q. ha naufraEa
do : veccs. > cue ha sido torTcdeado
en- dos Ocasiones por los Submarines
Una de estas fne cuando viajaha n
bordo del vapor lngles Peninsnlar, y
otra bordo del Targarc. Cuando cs-
te dltimo fue echado n piQue. hubO de
salvarse en- unO de los botes tard6
dos dias y dos noches en- llegar a Ia
costa de Francia.
Tras una corta estancia en- Burdeos.
pas6 trabajar en- un taller de repa-
raci6n de aeroplanos. Habiendo acep-
tado la invitaci6n de. un photo para
efectuar un vuelO. fue tiroteadO por el
IenemigO. Un0 de los cuatro pasaje-
ros fue mnertO v Gomez recibi0 un
balazo EN- una pierna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-19
A BoRDo DR vARIos RUQrEs ma
rIAJADO PoR ToDos los MA.
RES DEL cLOBo IN TRAvEsrAs
INTERMINABI.Es.

IIace velniisieie afos cue A=ssnlo
GSmez y sn esposa. salieron de Mala.
n. Ea'aha. y en viaje de novios lle-
garon Portland. Maine. en- los Esia.
dos Unidos. Agrad5les Ia poblaci6n y
decidieron Quedarse. habiendo echado
tan hondas raices que hoy In familia
Gomez, compuesta del matrimOniO y
sus ocho hijos, es muy conocida po-
pular no solo por In interesante vida
del jefe de aquella, salpicada de cpl
sodios intcresantes Y novelescos, sino
tambien por las pruebas de honradez,
seriedad y buenas costumbres de que
todos han dado pruebas.
Antonio Gomez que cuenta en- la ac-
tualidad 5S afios de tedad, es de corta
estatura, pelo canoso, como el bigote.
nervudo, de mirada penetrante, v ha-
bla con entusiasmo de sus pasadas
aventuras.
les cierto, fuf al Polo Norte con
el almirante Peary, cuando este intre-
pido explorador elnprehdi0' su ftereer
viaje. Hallabame la saxon emplea-
do por el gobiernl- de los -Estados
Unidos en- e FoHg Mckinley cuands
Edecidf agregarme a los que iban a EN-
prender La expedition"
A su regreso el explorador Peary,
lie emple6 para cuidar de sus propie-
dades en- la isla del Aguila Fue ALI
cuando hallandose grayemente enfer-
no uno de sus hijos, despreciando una
ormenta e.nieye embarc0 en- un bote
reno Sc traslad0 la ciudad mds
pr0xima, distante unas IA millas en-
ousca de un medico. A su regreso ha-
Hose con Ia triste nuevas del falleci-
meinto de su hijo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-19

ramrnie garlalo ~ lit n rlilme-
IRA. CsillEnndo nn aIisl cailo. hlna
un mAsiil cun una rama. oolocando "a
camisa a eniea de handrsa para ila.
mar n afesician D. lns l,cscadarcs o De
algdn huie cue ncrrtase = nasar lsor
las inmcdinciones. rcro cn vana Tor
IN p0sose a grltar con toda In forrza
de sus pulmones. = su voE fnc oida ipor
"a hiJita menor. y habicndoSe orea-
niEado una expciici6n de salramcnto,
pndo reunirse con "a familia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-19
NAUFRAGo, sIETE vECEs.

Durante Ia guerra Antonio Gomez
presto servicios, primero q bordo de
los transportes norteamericanos ' des-
pues en- los puertos franceses de Brest.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-19
Un Marino Espahol compahero
de Peary piso el Polo Norte

IA s'AIGrAS ANToNlo GOMEZ ma
NArFRAcADO : vDCEs \ SAL
vAisO : VInAS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-19
ia CoBRAR UNA INDEMNI-
ZAcION!

Antonio Gomez hallase actualmente
en- Nueva York, donde ha venido a
gestionar el cobro de una indemniza-
ci0n p0r una lesion sufrida en- un bra
20 mientras Sc hallaba a bordo del va
perB Sabatawan, del Shipping Board.
FL popular lobo de mar hospedase Ell
el~Sailors Snug Harbor de Staten Is
land para marinos retirados. al cual
Sc leS ha concedido acceso a perpetui-
dad en- virtud de los innumerables SER
vicios que ha prestado.
\ 4 Buenos muchachos Y, dice al re-
porter de ia Prensa', mientras des-
cuelga de la pared de SUI habitaci6n
Ia fotograffa, ell la cual esta rodeado
de toda su familia.
\ allf, en- aquel solitario Tranquil
10 rinc6n, verdadero palacio rodeado
de jardfnes, junto la .orilla del mar,
ese yiejoi espafol, que, con el vigor y
energfa de- los antiques conquistado-
~ y ~
res ha paseado, orgulloso, por el mum
do la hidalguia y caballerosidad de la
raza, viye tranquilo con sus recuerdos
ensun ambiente de paz Y de ammonia
a amparo de la hanld(era anld( de, las barras
vide las estTellas., que ondea al viento
imponente Y magnffca sobre I'M ele-
yado mastil sombreando el cesped YER
DEFY hdmedo, mientras el sol juguetea
en- dos recodosl de los spntuosos pabe-
Homes come 81 sdijera al yisitante; aEn
ira sin tenor que este no es un asilo,
ies. un hogar, IN IN palaeio destinado a
los que Ieon su trhabajo h y sps fatigas
len los amos de sns jHlyl,eptud demostra-
ron MERCER, al llegar g yiejos, un al
'bergue' decoEoso y digno.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-19

10 MEJOR DE 10 MEJOR
Es el carro Dodge Bros, del aho
922, por sus buenas innovaciones, ba-
precic = haen servicio.
Agentes: Andreu, Aguilar & Co.,
San Juan, p. r.
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,gvEr''

ka, plech. ptesd; 3. Steiner,
2 libry kavy; Mr.. sedivy SOC ;
pf. Wilt, kavu; j. Riha krabici
culrovinek; F. zizka $1.OO;
M. Minaffk 3 zastery; J. Sou
kup destnfk; !; E. Miller, FLASH
net; j. Klusak, stfibro; Mr.. Sc
besta, Safety bfitvu; Vizner
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toaletnf potfeby; A. CMek,
rucni kabelku; c. Krejsa, (set
box); j. Baeur $1.OO; F.
Hach, kosfk jablek; Smerda 8
rekordy; K. Sipan, stfevicky
Moskopp Co., obraz; j. Strej-
eek, kvetinu; Mikes a Kalal,
perle; Broadway Floral Shop
kvetinu; Ptak Hudebni Dunn
6 harmonik; FIR. Jirus, 2 obra-
zy; Mrs. Smrz $500; M. Pa
pez $1.OO; Marie Skola, man.
zety a limec; J. Malecek, zrca-
dlc; Mr.. Rezabek, prikryvku
(Pokracovani)
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PRINCEZNA ANASTAZIE
PRIJfzDl.

Cherbourg, Francie, Is. pro-
since. - Princezna Anastazie
rozloucila sc s Evropou odji-
zdi do New Yorku Sc svym cho
tenn, princem Kristofem Rec
kym. Anastazie, drfvejsi pani
William B. Leedsova z Cleve-
landu, vdova po mnohonasob-
mem americkem millionari, bu-
de trvale bydleti We Spojenych
Statech a usadi Sc ma SVEN
statku ma Long Islandu. Pravi
se,a re vynalozila ohromne SUI
my penez ma obnoveni slavy
fecke dynasie a vidouc mar
HOSJ SVtIlO USIIi, VraCl sc HynI
do sve vlasti. Jeji 21-lety syn,
William B., Leeds NIL, rovnez
sc prizenil do recke kralovske
rodiny, pojav "a manzelku
princeznu Xeniis -
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OSVETOVA
SKOL A

Sokolske Zupy Severovy-
chodni, kona Sc v nedxli II.
prosince We 2 hod. odpole-
dne v Sokolovns ma Wen
dell Ave. Pfednasi br. J.
Havranek ma thema:
sDEJINY SOKOLSTVA"
"ORCANISACE SOKOL-
STVA".
Vykonny Vybor Zupni.
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NOVY APOSTOLSKY
DELECAT.

Rim, Is. prosince. - Arci-
biskup Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi
byl ustanoven apostolskym de-
legatem do Washingtonu ma
mfsto monsigffSra Giovanni
Bonzana, jenz byl povysen ma
kardinala pri nedavne konsi-
stofi.
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ODMENA MA DOPADENl
PHILLIPSOVE.

Los Angeles, Is. prosince.-
Odm6na $3.50 ma dopadeni pi.
Clary Phillipsove, usvedcene
vrazednice, jez uprchla ze
zdejsiho okresniho vezeni 5.
prosince, byla Habldnuta seri-
fem Williamem Traegerem.
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BIrvA v IRSKU.

Londyn, Is. prosince. - Sest
irskych nepravidelnych bylo
zaibito v sarvatce s vojskem
Svobodneho Statu v Tiperary,
die depese Central News obdr-
Zene Zde vcera.
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OZNAMENf vYSLEDKU BA-
|ZARU We PROSPEcH SvOB.
SKOLY A DETSKYCH BESl.
DEK MA BROADWAY.

-
kim pfizniucIm nasi Ceske,,
Svob. Skoly a D9tskych Best
dek ma Broadway, vysledek|
bazaru ktery byl poradan ,dne|
18. a 10. list. t. r. Patronat!
'dovoluje 81 oznamiti .jmena ma
sich spolkG, PIP. obchodnfkd al
vsech tech, jenz ma bazar pfi-l
spell a nasi ceske skole k veli-
kemu zisku dopomohli. Jme-I
ma spolkd jsou sestavena tax,
jak darky dochazely.
Jmena spolka:
Druzina Legionari $500; J.|
Krist an $1.OO; Rad Svornost &
3, $1.O0; Rad Liduunil (. 16,i
$500; Rad Chelcicky -Palacky|
{. Sc $1,000; Rad bratfi v Kru-|
hu {. % $500; Rad Jan Kolar
L. 80, $500; Rad Vitezslav|
Halek (. 62, $1,000; Rad Bre-
tislav (. 96, $500; Sbor Libuse
{. l, $1,000; Sbor Vlastimla
{. 8. $500; Sbor Lidumila e.
FL, $500; Sbor Renata Tyrso-
va {. 81 j. C. D., $500; Sbor
Anna Sazavska (. 81 J. C. D.,
$500; Sbor Julie Havlickova,
IL. SO, $500; Sbor Sarka (. 80,
$500; Sbor Augusta Opitzova
(. 100, $500; Sbor Rlzena Je-
senska {. 5 S. P. ]. $3.50 Sbor
Taboritky {. Z S. P. j., $500;
Sbor Vesna {. IL S.P.J. $500
Sbor Antonio Celakovska cislo
25 S. P. J. $500; Damsky Sbor
lVlasta $500: SNatopluk Czech
&. 1. $500; Loze Osveta {. 81
$500; Loze Prokop Velky, 1.
10. o. F. {. 70S $1,000; Rad
Plzen {. ITO $500; Strelecky
Klulb Vlast $500: Ohio Fish
ing Club $500; Strelecky Klub
Slapnicka $12.45; Dram. Sbor
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krarska mie {. 80 $500; Ce-
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|c. 2. S. P. J. $500; Rad Jan
z Chlumu {. 6 $5.0O::. Wilma
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Karel Siskovsky $500; DR.. FIR.
Melzer $500; Nosek a Synove
! $500; DR.. O.. Pan $500; DR.
EN-. Abb $500; DR.. S. Alb
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, Rad Sion els. 10 $3.50; Vii.
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D. $500; Mr.. ITCHY Soc; Ant
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v. Kavan HOO; F. Kavan 81
". Koudela, vysivany soubor
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FIR. Susi6ka, strevicky; p. Hau.
ner $1.OO; Mr.. Paverka, peel,
vo; Mr.. Srp, pecivo Mr.. R. LIE.
der, 6 spendllkd z Czech; Miss
Hama diva polstaTe a doilie
Beneda Co., zbozf "a $500.
Ber. Triner, domacf pecivo
Mr.. Nimberger, 2 krabice Gu
krovi; Weekly, ubrus a 6 ser
Wiki; En-. Barbora Pelicho.
wi $500; f. zizka $1.00; o.
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-02
KEEPING UP WITH EXTRAV
AGANCE

One Of the problems of these
times is to persuade people to
live their own lives, and not be
governed by the habits of others.
The school or college pupil, seeing
The rich younester sling around
money, feels he must do the same
and he squanders his little earn
ings or The sums he receives from
his parents, on costly treats and
excursions.
Struggling families are dazzled
by the costly habits of wealthy
friends, and feel they must either
spend money on somewhat lavish
entertaining, or be forgotten and
ignored. Many people who could
not afford automobiles have
bought them, as the only way to
keep in with certain desired sets.
Wealthy friends whose society
is only to be purchased by engage
ing in expenditures beyond ones
means, are not worth having. Real
friendships are based on cOngen-
iality OF interests rather than on
spending. When two people with
similar tastes get together, they
dc not have to sling around the
cash TO enjoy each other.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-02
VERMONT AT A GLANCE

Balton-Judge and Mrs, Willard
W. Miles observed their 50th we'd
ding anniversary at their home
here Thursday.
Middlebury college has a wal
hero as a new member of the fac
ulty. 1t is Lieut.. Rene Hardre,
member of the Legion of Honor,
recipient Of the Croix de Guerre
and formerly liasion officer of the
Yankee Division.
Brattleboro-One day at the re-
cent Valley fair, a mother left
her 7 weeks old baby in charge Of
the Red Cross nurse throughout
the entire day, Weaving can of
condensed milk to be prepared for
il at the feeding times.
Barrc-The granite properties Of
40 local concerns was raised in the
Quadrcnnial appraisal $352,000 to
the valuation of the town which in
all has been raised in all to a total
of 100000.
Burlington-Miss Mary Leprese,
a Is year old Burlington girl, who
has been spending three months
visiting England, France and Italy,
had the distinction Of having audi
eHce with the Pope.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-02
October Term Supreme
Court Has SO Cases
Continued f-om Pace. ]

county: Glenn P. Tarbel Grand
Trunk r. r. Co., tort; Joseph
Goupiel V Grand Trunk r. r. Co..
tort; Marshall Bros. V Town Of
Canaan, assumpsit; J. A. Sweat V
Aaron johnson, assumpsit ;
Annette Bunker alias Kelley V
Preston Davis, bastardy; Robert
DelwOrth V Patrick Keneson
tort.
The Orleans county cases are:
Ralph H. Bedell V Andrew F. Hill,
petition for new trial: f. Heller
and Brother, Inc, H. W. Ed
ridge Co., contract; Barton Say
ings Bank & Trust Co., V Oscar
and S. NJ. Bickford, contract;
Emile and Aida Brosseur Oscar
and Cornele Forcier, bill; Zenas
Gelvais Barton Savings Bank
and Trust Co., and Clarence B.
Kelley, trover; Peter Daigneault
and Joseph Barbeau J, E. Lee
blanc and Achile Rufford, tort;
r. Sockol Henry M. Whiting,
general assumpsit; Town of Low
ell V c. n Parker and G. r.
Chamberlin, tort.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-02
Fairies and the Moon
Man at the Colonial

Faith in fairies was re-cStabllsh-
ed in the hearts Of the 600 child
rem who cheered and cheered the
arrival of the dainty little lady
from the Moon who rescended on
the Colonial theatre Friday after
noon and performed to the JOY of
the happy youngsters. Astla, the
Red Gross Health Fairy not only
entertained and mystified the Jun
iors of St. Johnsbury but taught
them valuable health lessons
that will not soon be forgotten
Aided by a dozen local children,
eight little milk fairies, the Moon
Man, the Cow that Jumped over
the Moon and the Wicked Witch,
Astra gave an hours fascinating
entertainment that appealed to the
oloWn-ups in her big audience
quite as much as to the children
Dainty and pretty and clever, the
Health Fairy who in real life is
known as Miss Katherine |. Null
downey of Boston, is a real miss
ionaIy and as such is doing long
lasting good as she travels over the
country with her message of better
health for the childen.
Saturday Astra concludes a
weeks engagement in this section.
She was in aBnet in the after