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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-05
Pioneer Here From Cornwall.

S. J. Hobart, pioneer resident Of
Cornwall, was in Moscow Saturday on
business. He reports harvest under
way in the Cornwall district, with the
wheat crop not up to average. but
still considerably better than was an
ticipated a few weeks ago. Mr.. Ho-
bart is one of the earliest settlers in
Latah county, coming to Moscow
when there were but 21 houses here.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Estel Hunter of Twin
Falls, Idaho, arrived in Moscow Friday
to attend the funeral of the late Mrs
Earl Hunter Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hunter are expected t., arrive from
their home at San Antonio, Texas
Sunday.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-05
FEDERAL FUEL DISTRIBUTOR SEEKS
COOPERATION OF STATE governors

switchmen's unions, after an hours
conference today with President
Harding, declared that no arrange
ment had been made for conference
between the heads of their organiza-
tions and the president. A. H. Wills,
representing the locomotive engineers,
was emphatic in stating that there is
no possibility of sympathetic strike
on the part of the brotherhoods.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-05
Another New House Being Built

Another New House Being Built
A. G. Giese, who resides on East B
street, has begun the construction of
a new bungalo on property adjacent
his present home. The new house will
be an up-to-date structure in every
respect. He expects to rent or sell
the new building it is understood.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

a HOME FOR 5000 CASH Fuur-r room
bungalow close to Terrace Drive add
tiuu all modern conveulences available,
lot hoXlab, bearing fruit trees and
Crane vines flowers. shrubs. lawn In
good shape; price i2.5OO. $500 small
monthly payments on balance. Picker
ing q Harm. realtors, Insurance. 20g-
2l0 Blss Bldg. Usage an.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
LANDS AND FARMS FOR SALE ~
ARKANSAS

10 ACRES ONE MILE TOWN
HORSES. COWS 10 HOGs % POULTRY
81 chibtFy. tools, wagon harness. %
bushels potatoes feed included. only
one mile 20 postofncs, high school
stores, churches, 90 acres easy rollins
tIllage; well watercd wire-fenced pas
ture. woOdot; grapes, peaChesi l-story
b-room, oak-shaded house. porches eel
lar, barn poultry house. owner leaving
state, 81 900 takes ~, part cash. Csis
log free. W. H. Rowland, Strout Farm
Agency lac, Harrison. ARK.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
ADAMS S-REDDIN
BUNGALOW FOR SALE OR TRADE.
32O Kennedy Hldg


ference for cl
location Cincinnati
balance $1,000 month.
Quincy.
E5OOz-7Ox5s
n O
throughout attractive
feet,
Phone for appointments and list before buying
BLAIR BROS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Will take Liberty bonds. south slide
home, now. six rooms breakfast room.
tito bath, nu1rtc--aawod oak toors.
buIlt-in features galore. furnace. posses.
sion today, s. 600 cash, balance 10 suit
owner Da4ro $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
SOUTH SIDE

OF
close to swan park
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

A BARGAIN on FIFTEENTH STREET.
Practically new 6-room and breakfast
room bungalow; tile bath base tub
refrigerator room. three sets of French
doors mRntel. three bedrooms on the
east side OF house. oak floors. large
basement with furnace large cement
porch, Gear garage with solid drive.
lot 59N216; price $3.50, with 1850
cash. CAN Usage bfsg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

4-roOm efficiency aud
screcncd-in sleeping porch, beautiful
decorations; up-to-date bulit-in fea-
lures, in-a-door bed, French doors,
private bath, cistern. pump In Kitchen.
open for inspection, IA West Fourth
gtrasf nsau1 4g1g-ATOG
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

.n '.,r' '' '.'IN a... Patterson l''''.
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FOR SAIIa.luu acres tHnd farming IatG.
% mile from Broken Arrow HuU 70 nHr
from paved f1Hd sUwu good alfalfa
.'hu H''i l". .'nE n'rhaid GOOD I'd.
wv. "'... WIN '',. wafer .II f'.
',uF 'I "'l". nlI h.'N' I,' p''
.,.' i'lNN |i "'h''I. I'' ''' hI'h'.
N'I'". '".".
FOR SALE $50 u.Ita uu tho spuviunH,.
in section ...-l.-.. 100 Delaware county. .
this VIII Wah" "a nice summer Iuu,
Phone Usage 1fil.J. from %. ON. t0
p on.
4, Uua- sI.srs rl. ,,pt-g- ,,.r.#u
.rt., A. 'ty,G,t,.' tft,3..i.tt IL
ro,tr,,,rt n ,D,1 ,, '.r. s,,...
',rtt no i.t,sIt t- 5000 ,,, ,,,
IN, t,,,i.,t Ron tt L, -.
.yrr, KY, h,'.f tI f,U.
bfriT, ,,r.t,,,,.,. .,.. ,,.,.,I III,
r.1,.d ',.t1,,. , r 80
r,,t' rs|r,.i 1,...I.,. ,,,,.I .iIfs,
,,.,.Iat ,t.t, ..T ,.t,t, 'ra t 49,
,tn',u3iu, ,,,,,g 1.,.,I
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81 90. -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
THE B. M. GROTKOP co.
Usage 1898
HIGH GRADE RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
PIG Kennedy Bldg

southeast part OF city
as heat garage aud servants quarters
4OOOEr
sl5oCOEgh rooms
quarters gO-foot front
,IeooOew basement garage ans
,ie 5ooEgh rooms center han
mace two garage location large lot
hall two
wants quarters. large lot
park jJoo lot fun base
rlcut,t twoc quarters
CooCoonaI basement private
painted
an
front All interior
baths heating plant
servants Lot location South side
6oOEigh sunset park corner lot l25-foot trout
flba
md sum rao baths will consider
smg OF purchase
it56oo hall living dining breakfast kitchen two
basement heating
dence as g purchase price
a have for sale
NJ
the
See buying
BLAIR BROS.
REALTORS a..
Palace Building Cau~ s's
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
Iinl sEs tnn nAIE

~ ONE ~ tho fastest growing and
most desirable sections NJ tho city.
have d very utfrgutlVc huuga-
low IN paving consisting of elk
rooms and breakfast room which
/ must sell AZ once. All rooms are
large with hardwood floors
throughout, many buNt-iu fcn.
lures and decorated I'm best Of
taste, bathroom has tile floor
with bu.lt-lr tub and pedrstaI
lavHtury. nice large basement.
rouFhed-in for furnace garage
and driye. Price -, 500. can Usage
t7T2.J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
LOTS FOR SALE

LOTS FOR SALE AZ
ACRE LOT on Federal drive I760 $50
acre lot i45oo--,aoo cash. balance
monthly Groom house, garage, asrcr
and fenced, 50 500, 81 900 caph. Patter
son Realty Co. osas. shLo. 7lee.
A BARGAIS tor cash; southeast corner
lot good location; 75-foot front; Usage
A CHOICE corner lot. hiEh elevation, re-
stricted district, win sacrifice FOR quick
cash sale, By owner. Phone Usage 63e2
or Osass s2li.
4 BARGAIN FOR cash; 'outheast corner
iot, good location; 7'.foot front Osage
BEAUTIFUL 6-ro0m bunKalGW In Broad
moor addition, three bedrooms. inrg.
linen closets, oak N1ors througnuut
ivory finish and huilt-iu feHtureH SO
500 with reasonable terms Usage 1000.
FOR SALE--JC-foot lot. Maple Holsa'F,
small restriction; price reasonable. call
W, g. clinton, rcaltor Cedar 2isl, 3l5
FOR SALE--Flye lots and Two houses on
sand Srrlurs Tine oheHp Tor cash. See
zoe Williams. Lake station.
FOR SALE-T~o lots aud house at Slick,
Okla. good location. Address 4. Robin.
son Red FORK Okla,
ron sAt.E-Terrace Drive add lion close
street sewer ard water In. O good
building location, price &l,l25, terms.
'a't y. o. iIhlty, DrHke teNl
GOVERNMENT sale Of vacant town lots
Notice 10 hereby given that lots g.
and 4, block g5; lots O. g. 4 and D.
block SO, and lots !, 2, 3, g. ?, g. 30
and II, block 60, IN the city 0f Iu,ss
okla. belonging 20 tho creek nation.
viii be offered FOR sale ~ public auction
on not less than the appraised vsluo. Hf
mo office Of the United states field
clerk IN the pnstotiict building ~ Tulsa.
okla, on saturday september g. 1921
a. o'clock o. M. Thes" lots are Joe
Gated near the business section Of Tulsa
and are suitable Tor industrial business
and residential purposes Terms, 26',
cash, balance N three equal annual In
Htalimenta payable In one two and
three years with interest ~ Gfs. For
further information communicate With
the undersigned % Muskpgce. okla. or
Eldon Lowe field clerk Tulsa. Okla.
VICTOR NJ LOCKE JR.,
Superintendent Tor the Five Clyiuzei
Tribes.
L0T FOR sALE-seveuteguth place and
Yorktown. Woodward PARK Rdiition,
60NlAo. Call Osage 4o59-R.
$3.50 t8J CASH. and 80 month. huyr
beautiful high suburban lot on street
car line. Blackburn Brooks 225 Lynch
Hldg. Cedar lta3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
Real Estate for Sale

HOUSES ioR sAlt Y ~
SOUTH slpEa-'losy to Detroit uud ilu
street Eight rooms 2story house nrre
I'ius room ''ioss front 'ak i'vfs
t!''urts. basement hu' s.t'lnE roi'h
li'n9' lH ~ "u. Ill'r N'N''. I'i'H
'h"FcT
NJ. j. GLASS co. h"Nfnia
'lP.N S"uih NHln 's'sr lht'
slN Room house on S. Yorktown, base.
moUt corscr oaa h"ots French doors
nicely decorated \ real home ana only
20 -3N, =. Vu0 cash. cedar thl.
SOUTH SIDE. elegant new b.ronm mod
c,1 bungalow, la.gc living room oeross
the ,ntI-, front French doors. seI,,i
hardwood floors buit.u features. tus
bath buNt-.n tub lots 90 closets win
dows and 60. foot Ioi i5o ruHn and go
l.I W'nlN lni NN.N NtF'' 'N.Ht WV
DUrHEAsT ptagtyAI.y nov a..toft
rooms and breakfast room. living rouv
ana front bedroom Rpross entire house
heauNm wtntcF o,t ruurs ihruush
out Basement combination furnace o.
quarters rus location. Price $4,000
Small cash payment balance ~ Y'r
month t'l '"Jlr -h.l or NsIr' $3.50
GASpg -4pHrtGs on, Ir, hGkufifuF r,V
too% I%9" b,rGTo.S n fioor. rg'n fcatar,s
go htChrn lsrge drain board anh sink
teou'tuI .tnl 'a'ul,s N'Il 'n''.
iue Wei water 10 h,ch'n .oCaie1 ul
having. flN'.c'ut cor ff', 80" g1ft
balance l!Ec rent can owner Mi tin'h
. 49,
Two kvoM HOUSE WIN ilul' t'''1| ''l'
tronnd choice W'l water clos" 'o l'N
lnE. nice place. l.a"V. WIN i'N'
good cnr balance f25 per month. "I.n
,W2 'uDIn ny"'e .',,ss tpNI WIN t'1. W..
49,, ,,,.L tata' , t,r.,'.
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r''I "o f"t,., .tv '''t'. va o
,-slc op ,b,s r,.rsr,y T1,,orson p.,',,
Goa Oaagc $3.50 .5ig0.
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Et,,ar,' 80 , u.s' - ',uu 90, ~ ~.
,f't , ,nt ,,''',s' ~ Uav,. . '.".,T
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an 'Itaar,,.,a3 'r'' 'si"i' H,.,"
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or' ga ass Ea,gs' sH,.INI your '"'''e' ''' '""'
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s.'' NU'N iS''nl, i've .W1l" Hn' u' ''aN
IaEl room. Hunth.oW WIN ono err f',
IaE'. nus P'"Sr IN W'I hun' HhN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
WANTrD no RENr

oElt Two ar three room duplex
spai taert with private bath and ga
atn Permanent, responsible party
.gsage 2l20.J after 8 y, m,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
III SINGS PROPERTY
nnIsrs FOR SALE

INCOME property h.g bargain. sGst side
This Is au exceptionally good invest.
mont with terms. Cedar Gk7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Lot FOR SALE seventeenth place and
Yorktown. Woodward Park sddltion,
60ElAo. Call Osage 4o59-R,
$3.50 t8J CASH, and $40 q month. buyr
beautiful high suburban lot on street
car line. Blackburn Brooks 22b Lynch
Hldg Cedar 1853.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
Real Estate for Sale


~ htAhb TON ShLb 90
ACRE TRACTS on the Federal paved toed
only few left Cali today. Terms
800 cash and ig5 per month. can
Gaapp g1Af.H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
Real Estate for Rent
WANTED TO RFN1

WANTED TO RENT 81
WANTED TO RENT Four-room duplex
or small bungalow. can cedar i17O.J.
WANTED no RENT b. a responsible
party, furnished house On the
south ur southeast part ~ city, or would
Dsage H344.
WANrED-By september e-roUm FUR
nished or unfurnished bungalow, good
references, no children. Usage b6iN.
WANTED-To rent one OF 6.rOow
house ON east side. also or -u.uI
house on North side call cedar 22t7.
WANTED To rent, furnished house With
three bedrooms Tor family " four
adults VIII take best care Cf place.
CAL Usage 1900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

$3.50 CASH and tg6 per month Tor four
room modern home ON paving well on
transportation. close 20 school Price
only s. 500. call Usage .ili-R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

GROOM HOCSE--Dandy location price
- 900; torms 20 suit stewart Sales Co.
Cedar 27ls.
BROOM MODERN house, IN every way.
south side elegant location near school
Jump quick Cedar 27ls.
$3.50 CASH, IRVING PLACE CORNEp.
ruDH ROOMS. BASEMENT And GA.
RAGE.
$3.50 CASH SIX ROOMS. CLOSE ~.
$500 CASH New. FIVE ROOMS. FIFTH
STREET MANTEL, HARDWOOD
FLOORS, PAVEMENT.
$3.50 CASH. ECVs 4 DANDY new D..
ROOM BrNGALOW ~ BOSWELL 40.
DlTlON, IRVING PLACE. ON FEuER.
Al DRIVE.
= ooo CASH DANDY. FIVE ROOMS
BASEMENT. GARAGE. EVERYTHING
YOU COULD WANT. HlLLCREsT AID
DlrION.
Usage 4sOi. cedar l12. Csage 42t0-J.
Oango 1856 evenings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
SOUTH ELWOOD
Attractive Two-Story
South Side Home, $500

by owner. this east front, S-room,
residence. good high lot, close IN
location. select oak floors through
out. French doors. built-in kitchen
four bedrooms IN all, ivory
interior: oXccllen' decorations,
many large closets. basement ga
rage md drive. s. 000 cash han
dies. OWNER, Usage 1858.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
rEArr1rrL nrNnAInw COUNT

BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW COURT
a real value In a gilt edge 5-ronm bun
galow all large rooms, face brick foun-
datiOn, large basement, roughed tu for
furnace; garage and soid driveway. Art
istic decoration, extra good light fixtures.
a very attractive home with very desir-
able home surroundings. Price $500,
s. 900 cash, balance arranged to suit.
YADON INVESTMENT co.
Usage 1858, Usage 5Oss. 625 Kennedy BLDG
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
SOUTHEAST

SOUTHEAST
owner leaving, VIII sacrifice beautlfui
6.IOoUs ana screened sleeping porch. or
fine east front corner lot, All large rooms
oak floors nice mantel. built-in features
House IN first class condition inside ami
out. Priced iuI qui,h action, $500. q
900 cash
YADON INVESTMENT co.
Ossge 1s53- boss. bs5 Kennedy Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

IN-ROOM modern house, built-in Tea
tuIeh, hardwood floors, breakfast room
garage, best location. Price $500
terms. stewart Sales. Cedar 27ls.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
"owN YOUR HOME"

PICK Up
s350 cash buys dandy s.room SENT
modern home. well located on paved
street. beautiful full-si2ed lot Price
g. 600.
YADON INV co.
Usage Ts53 or 5oss 525 Kennedy Rldg
STRICTLY modern. Groom ruugalow in
GIyUwuud addition, near Eleventh
street. oak floors throughout. Ivory
finish --Car garage; viii be shown on
appointment only Usage 5000
sTDNEBRAKER addition property on
south Elwu1d, has eight rooms serv-
ants quarters. garage, strictly modern
throughout tile bath. good shade etc.
Must be seen 20 be appreciated, Price
Sla500 with reasonable terms. CFagg
5000
SAND SPRINGS LINE, a. Lawnwood Sta.
ton. a nice little home ~ three rooms
also large screened In sleeping porch.
Iot all fenced with chicken wire. Price
yait0, terms arranged or Will trad,
equity for one ur two acres clear.
NJ J. GLASS q co. Realtors
2I9-A south Main.
Cedar 1884 0sage 1874
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
$1,000

$4,000 CASH
Is all IL takos for you to move into
ynur own home Of 3 rooms aud
breakfast room. nice bath, all hard
wood floors. modern, bullion fca-
turcs. nice mantel; fine high loch-
tion I'm restricted district. Price.
$500.
D. n. FARMER co.
Rcaitor insurance
Ogagc 7448 Usage 3743
1I5 Il. an, Kennedy Bldg,
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sol Palace Building
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
Real Estate for Rent

- HOUSES roR RENT II
.-I-N house flr rent 20 l7l5 r Finh
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SOUTHEAST SIDE


price $1,000 $500 balance
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-06-16

gent, all of Orwell; and Mrs Harry
Farnum and baby of Manchester were
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Miller Sunday.
E E Cameron of Newport was in
town over Sunday.
A large crowd attended the gradu-
ating exercises of the Seniors of the
High School at the Village Hall Mon
day evening. Seventeen diplomas
were presented by Miss Doody, who
is leaving this June after four years
of excellent work as assistant to the
Principal. The scholarships to YER
mant University were wone by Miss
Blanche Blood and Gerald Roberts.
The Senior Ball was held Tuesday
evening and the floor was crowded
with dancers. Klark's Orchestra fur
nished their usual high class music.
Mr. and Mrs Vern Howard and Miss
Mary johnson of Canaan were in
town, Tuesday.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-06-16
GLENCLIFF.

Mrs French of Piermont spent the
week with Mrs May Belyea.
Mrs Ned Davis of Laconia was a.
guest of her daughter, Mrs Melvin
Fifeld, Thursday and Friday.
Albert Bowles was in Woodsville
Thursday on business.
Mrs Alice Eaton and Mrs Mamie
Clement of Warren and Mrs c A
Caswell motored to Woodsville on
business, Thursday.
The dance at the Hall Thursday
night was we'll attended. Sargent's.
Orchestra of four pieces furnished
music.
Carl Jackson of Wells River was
in the place calling on H H Wash,
burn, Friday.
Leon Gould is helping Mr. Thomp-
son at State Sanitorium.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Downey were
visitors at C A CaswelPs, Thursday.
Mrs Alice Gee has returned to her
home in Stratford, N. H.
Mrs Fred Chasson spent Tuesday in
Warren with relatives.
H H Washburn, Charles Scott and
Leo Lavoie motored to Warren Fri
day night on business.
Dora Lavoie and Ida Fortier of
East Haverhill were guests of Helen
Chasson and Blanche Lavoie Thurs
day night and attended the dance.
Otis Swain of Concord was a guest
at Melvin Fifields, Memorial Day.
Mr. and Mrs H H Washburn and Mr.
and Mrs Melvin Fifield motored to
Warren Saturday night.
M,c Eor1 Papcay ond chi ldroYr
visited relatives in Haverhill the
first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs William Ladeau and
son, Joseph, drove to East Haverhil
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Downey return
ed to Lynn, Mass. the last of the
week.
Wyman Blake of Pike spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his brother,
Prescott Blake.
Louis Derosia spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs Peter Lavoie.
Mrs Lennie Stevens and little
daughter of Haverhifl were guests of
Mrs Auley Shelly and Mr. and Mrs
Earl Ramsey, Saturday.
The Glencliff school closed Friday,
June 9th, with Mrs Alice Gee as
teacher. There were 10 pupils en-
rolled during the year. The roll of
perfect attendance is as follows: Fall
term-Althea Gould. Frances Labelle,
William B Smith; Winter term-Al-
thea Gould, Edward LABEL, William
Smith, Prescott Blake, Arden Mason;
Spring term-Prescott Blake, Joseph
Ladeau, William Smith, Ardin and
Orden Mason and Hildegard Gould.
William B Smith received the Roll
of Honor for not being absent or
tardy during the entire year. Althea
Gould was absent only one day of the
school year. Edward LABEL attended
thirty weeks of the school year with
out being absent or tardy.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-06-16

into the faces of the graduating class
of Newbury High School backed by a
bower of ferns intermingled with
flowers of red and gold, the class
colors. Across the front of the
decorations was the class motto:
'Boutez en- avant," which translated
into plain United States means Push
Forward" and if the audience can
judge anything by the looks of these
Is bright faces which made up the
class of 1922 it would come to the
conclusion, that any one of the num-
Der could turn the trick-'Push For
ward" After the invocation by the
Rev. w j McNeill of Oxford, came
the Salutatory by Miss Elna Runnels,
followed by the Presidents address
and valedictory, Patricia E Smith.
Kathleen Layton had the class his
tory, and James Rollins Southworth
gave a learned discourse on Radio"
which was instructive and showed
the young man had given his subject
much thought and study. Some say
he has given this subject SO much
attention, that they believe he could
flash his thoughts, say nothing about
his words, as far south as Spring
field, Mass. and get quick response.
(But that is only say so.) The poet
laureate, Miss Olive Bixby, dis
tinguished herself. Miss Bixby is a
self-made young lady, girl of energy
and ability. Her life, her voice and
deeds symbolizes the closing lines of
her poem
I'VE must fight and we must conquer
Win our way to honor too
For the fame of dear Old Newbury
And the Glass of Twenty-Five"
Miss H Vera Patterson, in most
gracious manner, told us what the
Scout Life Means" while w Rudolph
McNeill pointed out 'The Road to
Happiness" and gave as the two
principal assets, good health and an
agreeable life companion. Rudolph
has the first asset, and no doubt has
his eye on the other. Progress of
Education in Vermont" by Miss Helen
Mace and "Near East Relief" by Miss
Elizabeth Meader were we'll received
and were proof of brain work. Miss
Edith Jesseman spoke on Public
Health Nursing" and then Letha S
Ayers Prophecy came direct by
Radio 1t was full of wit and humor
which kept the audience in roar of
laughter. After the Presentation of
the Gifts by Miss Gertrude E Smith,
came the Glass Will. Parker Ohm
stead read the solemn document.
There were many appropriate be-
quests, but there are some things
that the scribe cannot understand,
and that is why any young lady
should have willed 500 packages Of
Prince Albert tobacco when she is
so busy cultivating the white hills,
not of New Hampshire, but Of Yer
mont. With the presentation of the
Diplomas by Frank N Brock, Chair
man of the School Board, and an
honor scholarship to Miss Patricia
Smith by Principal D S Jones, the
Graduating excuses of the Senior
Glass of Newbury High School 1922,
closed with Henry Ives pronounc-
ing the Benediction.
The Three Bears, musical play by
Colonial Theatre, Bradford,
June 90 at 8 O'Clock