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The New York herald., 1922-11-24
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 81.

jamaica (Cuba must be specially ad-
drefsed) via Santiago and Kingston. str
PORT ANTONIO. / PM. :.
eother parts OF Haiti must be specially ad-
dressedi via Cape Haiti. Port de Peix.. st
Marc. Port Gu Prince. Aux Cages and Jsc-
mel, str VAGUE. I 80 PM.
North Brazil and Iquitos tother parts OF
Brazil must be specially Addressed via
Para, Ceara. IquitoS. Pernamhuce. Cabe-
dello. Natal. Maranham and Manaos Greg.
istered mall closes PM Nov 23). by rail-
TO Norfolk. Va. and thence by str POLY
CARP. ) Pm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
INDUSTRY
IN STATE HARD
HIT LAST YEAR
Output Smallest Since
1908, Inspector s
Report Shows

SANTA FE Jan 80 The coal 'n-
dustry 100 Sew Mexico was hard h'l
last year. according to Mine Inspector
W. " Risdon's annual report
only 2.sr5.Sto Ions were mined
the smniie-i output since 1908 and
14tbroO tons less Than th" 1919 oui
nut. the highest point of th, state"
mining histor,
Fires were drawn from the coke
ovens loo 1olfuN county early "a tue
fiscal year covered hy liisdou re-
mort. witch ended October a. 1871.
and only t.tb4 tom 81 coke produced
as compared to more than "hU.nno
tons turned cut boy tn" ovens 900
1917.
During the years the mines w"r'
worked only t52 days and the aver
age number Of men employed we
2,iSl miners. 1919 company men
and - boyS in The mines 1876 COM
pany men and 81 boys on top.
\ striking illustration OF the fnci
that the year was % hard u for ihv
,oal mining industry n shown by
the fact hat Mckinley county mino-
dumued more than 200 oo0 tons Il
slack on the ground which, Risdon
anys. deprived thctn of from 80 ia
90 per cent 81 their profits Th"s,
dumps. Risdon says, are burning ana
should market he found Tor the @
only part OF the unuag can he &C.
covered.
The years output &. divided as
follows
BituminuuF ...,. .s-t... .s -'N'- '
Scmi-bituminous .......... 5bh,h-.
Anthracite ........ ah,3a'
The closing ~ the copper mine
not only closed for the coal mines
one ct their chief marHctS, but also
cut down the tonnage used hy the
railroads one-hAlf SAYS Risdon. Oti-
he adds. also contributed To the de-
crsised demand for coal for. owing
10 the high wages paid the miners
during the year. oil was mad"
cheaper uel than coal Tor many in
dusfrics
The wartime wuEc remained IN
effect during the year covered 10y the
report but expired November o. 1927.
The ColfnN county mines then pui
into cmcc the 1917 schedule ana ~"
Santa Fc and Mckinley county op-
cicltors followed them on Novcmhc.
&c.
only a. fatal accidents occurred 10
the mines during the wear Ten ol
these were caused by %caNc-iuS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
WHOLESALE OPTICAL
HOUSE FOR CITY
FL Paso Firm to Open
Branch in Albu-
querque

\ branch office Of the Southwest
Optical company of vi raso h to be
SGT up in Albuquerque In the mex
wecl. u Will Dee the first time that
"a shop has ever been stared here
for the Manufacture OF lenses for op-
teal retailers.
The shop II To hc In Charge OF =
. pstertar. W d for - years has had
eNperienoe In the manufacture of
lenses. MIR. OStertag said today that
his shop would be a wholesale man
u~fnC,uring and prescription house.
Although negotiations for a loca-
tion had not been completed today
Mr.. OstcTtag aid he was making an
effort TO secure quarters In the Grant
building. Third strees and Central
avenue. The new shop will require
the hiring 81 several emplcycs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Another Big Gas
Well Struck at 1000
Feet at Aztec, N. M.

AZTEC y NJ Jan. 3l-The AHscc
9us a. on syndicate struck a blk flow
Of gas saturday afternoon ~ we'll
40 o nt between soc and . 600 t"et
u Is believed that the flow from hi
well BE- greater than from the rigiual
well. bu'. rs yet ne accurate gungiiis
has been possible
The new well will b.. harn.ssed TO
the guS plant In Aztec ana well W
: opened mp and sunk to q greater
depth The small rig now used on
well 40 . is Inadequate tu so much
deeper thar it has already gone \
strong wind was blowing saturday tu
the wrong direction and an work wt-
-,opaed until the wind ahated aud
the men could work without danger
OF nr,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
MEX SHOWS FANS
SOME FANCY ROPE
SKIPPING STEPS
Won Last Bout With
McC earthly by K. O.
In 8 Rounds

tie Is one OF the nncicst rope
-tcwpcrs that ever put foot in Albu-
ouerQnc.
This h. The rcmark made uS "a fan
wttchiuE the workout ul kid Mex at
the Labor Temple yesterday AFTER
noon us ns lunc-d about with a rops
hefor. puttlng ON the gloves to spar.
Men did % Two step, clicked his heels
together and ala a hit OF other foot
work an as hc was rup, skipping.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Carlsbad to Build
CITY Hall and
Pave Is Blocks

CARLSBAD y, ~. Jan 81 Flt
teen hluckg of paving 10 th'N business
center Of the CITY and e. new ul,y
hall for the housing of city officials
ard 80 fire doNarimeut Boz ihr build
ing program FOR Carlsbad this sprtug
M iastc t- So. upN worth uf bonds
Tor the construction % IL ciiy hall
which was vofcd on hy the people two
Years ago. were sold ~ the meeting
nf city council last week 70 the In
tornationHl Trust company 81 Denver
ut par value
The paving program b. already un-
dor way and the concrete pouring ON
the new paved stroc,- wts started
last week Tn" p%ruhuul' site for the
new city ham viii hr ut the corner
81 Fox and Main streets or close 10
that point
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
District Court
AT Clovis Sentences
Several Offenders

CLOVIS y M Jan So district
court ~ the ninth judicial district
which convened in Clovis January 2,
has practically ended one of she buS-
lest terms IN the courts history The
criminal docket has an been Disposed
Of and the jury has been dismissed
Other civil cascs will hs heard hy tho
court The singular thing about this
term ~ cours b. that every man that
came M for trial was convicted. OK
cept one. Luther King. who WIS con-
victed IN the jussicV of peace court
on a Bookkeeping charge, was found
not guilty by a jury IN district court
wednesday.
The sentences Of the convicted men
were announced hy Judge sam g
Hraftsn Saturday a. follows
J W Thomas found guilty of forg-
sery ard uttering a forged instrument :
fot lees than ig and not more Than
~ months hard labor In the sia's
p~enitentiary.
q. v. Rooney found guilty u forg
cry and utterinE a forged Instrument
not less than ~ nor mcre than 10
months In the sstte p~enitentinry Case
aupcalod 40 supreme court
! q. Kinney. found guilt - No.
fnr uauur in possession. for sale;
your n IN county iali. Case ap-
oeAled 70 supreme court
Karl Hazlctt found guilty Of mHk
snr INVESTIGATING liquor Tor gift; pa
IN count sail
"a. n. Ross. found guilty. OF carry
tn~ ~eoDcenled weap"n while unlaw'
fuliy transporting liquor; sleo line
and 80 dayr IN the county jail.
Inmcn Todd. found guilty OF muir
aer IN the second degree; 20 70 w
s,enr ~ In the Ftnfe penitentiary. Cas-
nurealed 80 supreme court
fqs,,e raes 81 Roy ~Ciaieclitfe. vine
found guilty Of forgery and ni-
. foraod Instrument VIII ~
,<1ssd <urther by the Judge ana
n,. -<rtsnct viii be announced later
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

NNN WV WIN - NNANHN W vs. - "NA
I.,, al th, Nrmut, r,,u,y night.
His fancy foot WORK alone was wei
worth watching and ne received "a
round OF loud Applause as he warmed
up
Following iis rope skipplng hc
took hIs usual worNout az shadow
boxing ana then put on the gloves
win Had Ana34 AnuyH wac not
supposed To %rSrhauge punches with
the Kid ct Pueblo ss IA" hdu dread
worked out with Ntd Ice but IN
order not tu diatptoint the fans,
Aua!ti irut on the riuver a. no other
spatrlns' partnrr -'om"d "a be ~
-ignt WhHn EIu McA was ready for
action
kid McN locke heavier than kid
Ice. but be iS mu,u snor,cr and his
arms ARE 80 short Thar one wonders
how lac ever managed 10 land IN
Nid Lee in turW,I ndnts. II a uur
%, the mysteries THAT tam prubtpy
viii zee at the Armory FRIDAY nisnt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Fat That Shows
Soon Disappears

Prominent TAT that comes and stays where
Il l. not needed u = burden. = hindrance
10 activity, a curb upou pleasure. You can
take on the fat vhere " shows by taking
after each meal and at bedtime, one Mar
molA Prescription Tablet These little tab
bets are - effective and harmless a. the
famous prescription froa which they take
their name, Buy and try q ease todny
Al Druggists the world ovHr sell them 81
one dnllar for = case or You 4an order thrr1
direct from the Marmola Co, A612 Wood
~ard A D,iroit. Mich. You can thus
say good bye to dieting. exercise aud fst.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Elias Breeskin,
Violin;st Cannot
Be Here Thursday

Because OF u conflict of engage
ments Eltas Broeskin, violin artis,.
who was 70 have appeared In AlhU-
pueruue Thursday night UNDER au-
spices Of the Fortnightiy Music club.
will he unable to be here. This was
announced by the club yesterday.
An attempt will be made by the
club 20 enrage Mr.. Brccakin for "a
later date. II THE can not he done.
some other ARTISTS will he brought
here "a complete the scrios OF our
concerts which the club Is sponsor
ing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
HARDWOOD School
And High Teams to
Meet Tomorrow

The High school basket hall team
viii play iiarwood school al the
Y. NJ G. 4 Tomorrow afternoon al
$50 O'Clock This game VIII be- froc
10 the public The winning team of
this game win have a good lead on
other leans In the \ NJ. e. A.. inter
scholastic league
The SCHEDULE OF the Interarholasiir
league IL nnw half completed. Each
team has played I've games with
ea'h DINER team aud therr VIII be
one more round ~ Two games before
the league champion vii, DO picked.
The ilieh school win MAY against
M"naul school ON Saturday night ut
the Y Al c. A. In a league game.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
J. Leverett
Retires From
Realty Firm

". j.. Ieverctt and Charles q.
Zapf who have been conducting a
real estate business At second street
and Cold avenue have dissolved part
ncrahips. effective yesterday.
Mir. LeVerett IN to take "A vacation
OF several month"; for a rest In TIE
course Of time, however. he expects
to -tep back into the real estate busi-
ness IN Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Asteroid Circling
Around Saturn

CHICAGO. Jan. 3t-An as.roncmi-
cal body. appearing 10 be- an nsicroid
which Is similar tn u mail comet,
has been ceiling HhOut saturn ac-
cording to iruf Edwin B Frost. Of
the University Of Chicago, here to-
day from the observatory from Lake
Geneva.
Professor Frost said only an Inn
perfect view Of .he new body VAS
obtained.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
NV GYM n.ASs

The new intermediate gymnasium
class at the Y, NJ, G. A. held it, first
nesting yesterday afternoon with
about six members present. This
class was organized for boys between
the ages Of rs and rs TO meet every
Monday and Thursday afternoon. The
claar which was organized several
weeks ago 10 meet Monday and
Thursday nishts nov has 20 mamS
bers 90 that the enrollmsnt-Uas
closed Saturday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
sCoUT TEAM no SANTA m.

Tho Albuquerque BOY scout basket
boil team viii ~ to- santa Fe to
play the Santn ~ Scouts On saturday
They will leave here Saturday morn.
ms, and return on sunday A special
Entertainment viii BE- Ntven for them
toiiow1ns the basket ball game on
Saturday nlght.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
PAsTTNI..

''VNhy Announce Your Marriage"
II u romantic picture ln tighter vein,
With Elaine Hammerstcin In the lead
Ing rclo. The drama u fun OF fun
pud ~ exciting situate n IN which
the screen star finds herself equal
to her part. Prom Hand 70 Mouth, 3"
Harold Lloyd comedy, h the added
attraction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
WHO'S HERE

Combs.
G. G. Robinson, Fort Bnyard.
" T. Woodland Tor .uuavg
a. b Young. cuba > NJ
e. Austin. Topeka
a. " Potts. Gallup
i H. Garcia Curral"s
H. c Burus and wife. Wiu~luw
G. e. Mayhem ana vitc Mlusluw
j n. Rhodes Mountaiuair
T.. A. Schartacr. Mounlainair
e. G clark, Denver.
A. Head. Denver
j. e. Dooley. Sruh 81,
g. Mason Santa fc
J Guma. New NurN tliy
W W pulin ana wife. Nanris 'lt>
e. o. Dulin kansas tity.
a G.. Schwalb and wife Denver
r. g. trockrr vii" uud daughter,
Lead = H.
B. G.. Mlllmuudor Galluu.
~ Wright. iu- AngoIct
g. " smith, Taos
J. e. Phipps, Arua Fra ~ NJ
4. A. carr. Springfield -
~ a Mllstoin Denver
! O.. Puttemun Min-luw
r.. o. Briuin=tool. Mlusiuw
b. I. Gossard Winsluw
%Sturgrs,
! NJ Chiders 1horcau.
Mrs G. Clay. Jemez SPRING.
T.. y. O'Bryant. Colorado spring
O. r. McCay Santa Fo
H. Boyles. Golden m
4 W Grimm. Estancia.
4 e. Fapplewcn Fort Worth
a. H. McAiatron kan.a- City
g. Hinlun Topeka
Aisarado.
a. J. Dster-tlg ~ Iazu
o. j. ConmHu. DAYTON %
u \ jones, Los Angeles
H. g. Byrne, ~ Pusu.
g. j Moran Flagstaff
o. \ pihhle san Francisco.
~ \ Abney Denver
W T.. Talaferro. Topeka
a. L. Huntzingrr New York cay.
~ a. Services Topeka
g. Hollis. Denver.
T. NJ Hobinson Denver
y e Beeman dorchester. ~ y.
J." T., Lowry. East Las Vegas.
c. White and wife. East Las Vegas
c, ] liclbcr. Denver.
" Bishop Rocky Ford Colo.
W - swan. Los Angeles.
H. H. Haas. Chicago
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
LYRIC.

The first picture to he made by
Richard Barthelmcss with his W
company H. "rol'ablr David. starr
ing today, This picture Is said by
critics - be- one ~ tho htg rcrer Q
Successes Of the season Tho story
i= yet In the maintains among mona
tain people
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Al the Theaters
Today

p"
The story Of a man who robs his
own house and then ONE back To
clear his name IN the core OF Three
ii'e Ghosts" which starts today. This
story IL live enough. with thrills ar
ton, laugh'sF and suspense, Also a
Burton H,imes trataloguc and a reel
Of Current Events.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-21
WILL NOT CONSENT
TO A MORATORIUM
or ANY CHARACTER
REV. DUNCAN M. MKINLAY.
Aged Presbyterian Minister Died at
South Ryegste Yesterday.

Waterbury, Aug. 2l.--Dr. I. +. Nc
kinlay is in South Ryegate, where his
father, Rev. Duncan NJ. McKinlay, died
yesterday after seven years Of failing
health. Mr.. McKinlay was born IN
New York state 70 years ago and was
married in Minnesota to Mary Mckee,
He was Presbyterian minister and
preached in Canada before coming to
Vermont, but for 40 years he had
preached in this state, and for 20
years at Barnet Center. From there he
went to Topsham. Seven years ago
he retired because Of i'll health and
since then has resided in South Rye
gate. He is survived by his wife and
two sons, DIR. L. +. McKinlay Of this
place and DR.. L. M. McKinlay Of North
Haverhill, Mass; also by two grand
children, and three brothers, the lat
ter, A. d. McKinlay of Minnesota, j..
f. McKinlay of California and Robert
McKinlay of Duluth, Minn.
He had often visited his son here
and so had acquaintances in this place.
Death was caused by general break
ing down.
Funeral services are to be held in,
South ryegate, with burial in Barnet
Center. Mrs. L. f. MeKinlay and rela-
tives who have been their guests, will
attend the funeral tomorrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-21
PUTNAM BADLY SMASHED.
Man Who Wouldn't Give 81 for Wife
Struck by Auto.

Brattleboro, Aug 2l.--H Henry Put
nam, who was in the municipal court
last week for creating disturbances
and was held for an investigation as
to his mentality after saying he had a
wife living but would not give four
dollars for her but later was released,
is in the Melrose hospital in West Brat
tleboro with serious injuries received in
an automobile accident yesterday fore
noon, Putnam, who is sixty-eight
years old and is resident of Chester
field, N. FL, was walking towards Brat
tleboro near the four corners on the
Chesterfield road and met two Bellows
Falls cars on their way to Spofford
lake for a picnic. The first car driven
by George Cooper, narrowly missed
hitting Pltnam, the latter then started
across the road in front of the other
car driven by Roy L. Seeber, and was
knocked down. His right leg was brok-
en-, his right hip was dislocated, two
fingers on his right hand were broken,
his nose, was smashed, gashes We're
cut on his head, and he may have in
ternal injuries Selectman Harold r.
Randall investigated and said he did
not think Mr.. Seeber was responsible
for the accident.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-21
BARN ON PAINE
PLACE BURNS
Five Horses, Four Cows
and a Bull and Crops
Destroyed
j. A. BA 5JREAU
I 81 HEAVY Loss
Big s 3 cture on Williams
toy : West Hill Burned
3 Early Sunday

Williamstown, Aug 2L-About 1
o'clock in the morning Of Sunday. ths
Goth, the barn on the Judge Paine
place later owned by Clogston broth
ers, and for several years past by j. a
Boudreau, was found to be in flames
The alarm was given by phone ane
neighbors to the number of hundred
Or more quickly responded. ineladins
some Of the fire fighters from the vii
lage with chemical hand fire extin
guishers. The fire had gotten too mucl
headway to make it Of any use to tr,
to save the barn, but with the aid oil
a strong north wind which drove th'
flames in the opposite direction from
the house, this and some other build
ings were saved
The barn was remodeled by the Clog
stons 3s years ago and was a larg
structure with an added wing for sta
Bile and when burned, contained
years hay crop as well as 200 bushel
VI Bhiitys Which Hdl just brtu tHt tcAtS'
and was in bags and sacks on the barr
floor An attempt was made by Mr.
Boudreau to save his horses, five u
number, but they were frightened b.
the fire and smoke and refused to bacl
out of the stalls. Most of the cow
were in the pasture, so that but fou
and bull were burned. A manur
spreader, large farm wagon, all tn
harness and many other things, prac
tically the entire contents OF the barr
were lost.
The cause of the fire il unknown. TIL
gasoline engine which had furnishes
power for the threshing, was to b
loaned to a neighbor and was move
the night before and the owners wer
around the barn till about . O'Clock
Some Of the young people Of the house
hold returned from a dance about mid
night and everything appeared to b
all right at this time. But at ? Sun
day morning, when it was discovered
the barn was mass of flames. TIL
farm buildings were insured, but tn
amounts and the companies holding tn
same are not ascertained. 1t is hope
that Mr.. Boudreau will rebuild.
Among those from the village VIII
responded to the call for aid we're En
gene L. Whitney, Robert T.. Clogstor
IN. b. Robinson, Walter B. Simons an
Harley r. Martin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-21
MONTPELIER

In probate court the viii Of John n.
Griffin, late Of Barre, has been proved.
Milton Willard Hills, young son II
Fred A. and Lena Hill Hills of Shady
Rill died last night. The boy was born
Feb. Ia. 1920. The funeral will be held
TO morrow afternoon at . o'clock from
the house with burial in North Branch
cemetery.
A team Of II men and officers Of the
National Guard is 10 be selected 20 rep
resent the state at the national rife
matches which will take place az Camp
Perry. o.. Sept. 7-2s. The team, which
will be captained by Colonel Tinker Of
st. Johnsbury. viii be selected from 80
men who will be chosen for a three
davs' elimination shoot at Mortified
the last Of this month.
George =. Lackey has transferred to
y. Henry Holt and Ursula r. Holt the
property at So and SIS Fast State street
for a consideration Of about 5000.
Miss Ellen MacDuffee has resumed
her duties in the sdiutant generals de-
partment. after two weeks vacation.
Miss Esther Hathaway has returned
to her duties in the department Of ag-
riculfure. after two weeks vacation
AZ Portland and Ogunquit. Ne.
Warden Abner l. Bruce has reported
10 the state fsh and game commission
er that ~ caused the arrest Of Elwood
Thomas Of Morrisvilie on Aug 10 for
fishing without q license. Thomas was
taken before Justire n A. IaF ltain
in MorrisviIle and fined SIS and costs
Of s5.6i. which he paid. He hsd hunt
ing and fishing license. but went fishing
without H.
Dental licenses have been recorded by
the secretary of state as foIiors. Den
tai hvgienists- Catherine Hammond and
kathryn Gilbert lictnses 70 prsctice
dentistry IN Vermont. Arthur " Dou-
biedsy. n n. D.. Boston: T A Norton.
In. n. s. Rutlari. Cyrii " Roger.
N. n. = Rur'ingtcns William Founes
Keitk. n n D. Manchester y Il
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-21
SUCH THE POSITION
OF THE FRENCH
GOVERNMENT
With Regard to the Repair
ations Question AS Out
lined BY Premier Poin-
care at the General Coun-
Gil of the Department Of
the Meuse

Bar-le Due, France, Aug. p (By the
Associated Press France will not
conent to moratorium of any char
acter to Germany unless the German
state mines of the Ruhr and the ma
tionaI forests are placed in the hands
Of the allies as a guarantee, and no
matter what happens France VIII not
depart from this policy.
Such was the position of the French
government with regard to the repara-
tions question as outlined this after
noon Nv Premier Poincare at the open
ing session of the general council Of
the department of the Meuse The
premier's speech had been awaited
with great eagerness in allied circles,
since ii has been generally accepted
that the definite and final position OF
France would be outlined in this ad-
dress.
The premier disclaimed any desire on
the part of France to ruin Germany
under the guise Of demand for pro-
ductive guarantees.
'sThe day Germany recognizes 10y
ally her obligations toward France and
carries them out with good grace" de-
clared M. Poincare, I'VE will not re-
fuse to examine with her the best
methods of assuring the prompt and
regular execution of the treaty of
Versailles"
"Contrary to certain British spckes
men, continued the head of the French
cabinet, Eve are neither Neros nor
even Bismarcks. We are simply q
good people who we're brutally attack
ed and whose native soil was ravaged.
All we ask is the opportunity to con-
tinue in peace our daily tasks
Premier Poincare ridiculed recent
charges in certain German circles that
France sought to enslave the German
people in revenge for the devastation
wrought during the war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Frank Co-ti and John Corti Of Ba-
tavia. y. ", returned home yesterday
after visiting friends in this city for
several DAYS
Mary Ross Of Quincy, Mass, a for
mer resident of this city Is passing
few days visit at the home Of Mrs.
Eva Higgs of Prospect avenue.
Two freaks of the vegetable king
dom which remind one Of the comic
photos Of single vegetables which I'll
cart were brought into I<e Times
Office this morning. The first freak j.
cucumber about four inches in cir
eumference AZ its wide point. which
measures Is inches in length and Is
shaped like a boomerang This yeee-
table came from the garden Of ". l.
Towne Of South Barre. The second
curio J. string bean Of the golden
uax variety from the garden Of Wal
ter Coustock of this city. which is
nine and three quarters inches long
and three fourths of an inch side.
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