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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
TALK or THE TOWN

+. j. Burke Of Bradford was Wis.
itor in the city yesterday.
| Mrs. H. w. Will arrived in the city
this morning. from Burlington for q
visit.
Forrest Carroll Of Buffalo, N. X, is
passing visit with friends and rela
| tives in this city.
knights of Columbus Regular meet
| ing tonight. Important business
Please attend. adv.
| Miss Katherine Jordan of this city
left yesterday for Ware, Mass. where
she has been engaged as a teacher in
the high school.
Merle Wheaton and Dorothy Suitor
Of this city, who have been employed
at one Of the White mountain hotels
during the summer, have returned to
their homes.
WilIoughby Scott Of Graniteville,
who graduated with last years class at
Spaulding and who has been employed
for the past few months in Boston, IS
passing few days with friends and
relatives in this city.
Schools all over the country are to
be seriously handicapped this year by
shortage of hard coal, and Barre is
not to escape. Most of the local in
stitutions Of learning have small
supply on hand but it is doubtful if
lit will carry them through the winter.
Spaulding school and one or two of
the other newer buildings could burn
soft coal if necessary, but in other
cases it may be necessary to burn
wood if the winter is long and the
tie-up in the situation continues.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
TALK or THE TOWN

Everybody out TO the field day III
W. p. Burgin farm, Groton road, on
Thursday. adv.
Miss Mary Rizzi has resumed her
duties at the offices Off. Ward Carver,
after ~ days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Z. Ferguson and
Mr.. and Mrs. >, A. WEIGH of Within
vile, Mass were visitors in the city
yesterday.
The guests are coming. You are sure
Of your dinner but a wee bit worried
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
CRANITETJLLE

Miss Katie Morrison left for East
Hardwick yesterday, where she will
teach school.
4 Alex. Even, who is employed in Bee
be, P. O., spent the week end at his
home.
4 Miss Helen Carey went to Barre,
Mass, yesterday, where she will be en-
ployed in the public schools.
4 Mr.. and Mrs - b. Fitzpatrick and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Fitzpatrick Of
Keeseville, n Y. were guests at ID. b.
Ryan's over the holiday.
4 Miss Dorothy Mcleod returned to
ISpringfeld, Mass, yesterday, after
spending two weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. d. n. Mcleod, on Pearl
street.
NJ. J. Mcleod spent the week end in
Canada, having motored there with his
con, w. II. Mcleod, of Barre.
| Edward Alexander of Barre was a
week-e visitor at Mr.. and Mrs. +.
!. S. Riley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith returned
to their home on Cassie street Satur-
day, after spending the summer with
relatives in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs William McIeay and
five children and their brother, Gard
ner McIeay, of ,Claremont, n. H.. were
renewing acquaintance here Sunday.
Miss Mabel Campbell. who is teach
ing in Corinth, spent the week end at
her home.
John Campbell. John McInnes and
Arthur Longchamp motored here from
Glens Falls, n. Y, to spend the hol-
iday.
Miss Bess Hammett OF South Barre
was guest of Mrs. Angus Graham
Sunday.
William Geake, George Melvin and
Robert Dalglish, all of whom are en-
ployed in Beebe, p. O., spent Sunday
at their respective homes.
Adelard Rousse has employment in
Groton.
L. L. MacIver Of Hartford, Conn, ar.
rived here Sunday morning and will i
stay until after the Watson -MacIver |
nuptials
Miss Violet Furey and her brother. |
Harold, Of Hartford, Conn, are visit
ing relatives here.
hoF MdcLtou ana MS parents. MT.
and Mrs. Murdo Mcleod, returned home
from Brsttleboro Friday, having spent /
two weeks there with John Mcleod
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n Aldrich. Mr.. and t
Mrs. Albert Aldrich returned home last
evening from Springfield. Mass, where
they spent Labor day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Aldrich returned 1
home to-day from Springfield. Mass.
whore they motored Saturday to visit 4
relatives.
Miss Mary Macdonald returned TO
New York City 10 resume her work, H
after spending a month here with rel. Il
atives.
Everybody out 10 the field day at
W. p. Burgin farm, Groton road, on
Thursdsy.-adv.
For plumbing and heating. call James
Mcleod, 1913 Orange street. Tel. s23-W.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06
BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1922.
The Weather

Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs
day, probably showers in northern New
Hampshire and northern Vermont;
cooler in extreme southeastern Maine
tonight; moderate north to east
winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06

For plumbing and heating. call James
Mcleod, l23 Orange street. Tel. s23-W.
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-06

POLITICAL ADVERTISING
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08
Automobiles
AUTOMOBILES ron sNLE

-. ~ - ~, '''
I'lth ole IN'l.I li f"u "i" iHNhiNE I'i 10
cheap delivery ,1f " VII, u'y you W
fNH THIS ono Wf N'ht lUHIo bNfh.
'''
For ANLf.-I'I' l"f1 fn'l.''f WIN
email delivery body 'H.u lI.I. WI.
h'.rHNH 'af'I', 1-u D.. Ii'HNI"I'
'Hi'f itil.
FOX SALE hnl'f l"HN .i'L 30 t'"H t"h'
'|iINn tN'nr '.'F' 200.
FOR GALL. ono passenger model K.t.
IIi.N IIro $3.50 cash Mutur Jon. 4II 4.
.'h
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08
MEDICAL.

WEST MAIN MArENNiTY sANIrARiUM
A nome for tho care ana protection OF
young women: rates reasonable; babies
adopted. Dr. NJ. ". Newman, medical
director. lbi7 w Main, Oklahoma CITY
WANTED--ro removo cancera; no money
I'm cured: free examinations. Usage
aIGl.R. Dr. Stewart.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08

Packard Twin &. .-sS, 7-pOssengcr; good
condition. new tires.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08

WANrEDA-FIyE LONG DISTANCE
OPERATORS, APPIY MRS.
MARY DENTON, CHIEF opER-
AToR, SECOND FLOOR SOUTH
WEST BELL co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08
Live Stock

a NEW LIVESTOCK pasture opened
close in. Stock wanted Usage t5S'
On sAt.T-Frosh young Iotacy hoisioln
COW, calf 4 day old. Mr. ThoH, flNe,
blocks north Of CartCr on company
and blocks west Of iowla, ,.------
on SALE--Two much COWS. Lcdtord
Cleaners n Dyors. llG S. E'gin, Usage
bg2I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08

TULSA Motor Car Co, l:26 $. Main,
10 YOU NEED a TRUCK Have gone
out OF business ana one In loil on nW
hands. a 1921 Rco speed wagon, In per
feet condition: win trade fot small car
md some money or will take good lot
or equity In dwelling. SowolL CehaI
9ll3 or pange pil0-R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08
Automobiles
AUTOMOBILES roR sALE
BARGAINS

Pierce. Arrow IS T-pnssonEer, In good con-
dition, will make good livery car
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08

AUTO OWEEHs- work done in your own
g.IIrr. in satisfactory manner taf
n" .'ialr your rbr Hgd spH' that large
tIHrru tHts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08
Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds

TOMATO PLANTS nor sALE-ponde-.
ust. STONE ana Early Ann. pctunia.
MuUgold7 and I o'clocks ili s. De
trult just hHuk OF Baptist church.
Isll Cedar 4.gb.N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08
Automobiles
M1nMni,IlEslnns \,
AtTO strrLIrs AND nErAiRs ~

90 rEH MONTH tor desd storare, U6
per mou'h for i've storaFa H0Uldsf
Gaaro. fiG g. Boulder
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08
Pet Stock
DOGS

\TREDALE PUTs-Rich black and tan.
small blacK oyoa; short bodies best ~
breeding, SIS and $25; worth much
more. Usage 6lU9-j. college I'M Farm
FOH SALE-Coou nounIa. pups, ago q
months, fine lockers. priced right fred
Morgan, Jenks, Okla. route 2,
AIREDALE puppies; very best pedigreed !.
registered. Mrs. Bergman. east OF
Rose HIN, on Federal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08

TIIN WNT|T- 'TTTNT--
-osut,ful seal brown. a-galted saddle
marc, eight years old; absolutely sound,
49, hands high, weight LOCO, has "a
a snuaro trot and a splendid Cnutcr, rs
In fact a very high class marc In every
respect. sired hy star Mcdonald, son
W Rex Mcdonald, dam, Nell ny Afusi
Nontrosc Price $500. Address !. q.
Wolfe. si7 Virginia Av., Joplin, Mo,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08
RABBITS.
Poultry

FTRRIS $50 strain, selected White leg
horn eggs, Sc per 100, r. \. Evans,
Il. Il, :, Phone A-55, -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08

FERRIS white LcEhoru eggs, 81 per 100,
g. for Is. pedigrocd ronNtcra, :1c.cEg
strain. susie Tyncr. Spcriy Okla,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08

wlnton six roadster, cheap.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-08
Poultry


FOR SALE-Fifty brown Lcghorn ana rs
white loghurn pullrts and uugkerols /.
good, thoroughbred, lll2 W. Brndy.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
SDo 0afota.

9sbcfunt itiaalet. @anoaler bap,
be forleOen brllot Jig ino / Wetbooilt.
tirfen / @atertopn, beifaoiget enbel
al oct inopenbiee Srpperf pg i%tiaalet
Den Ssbefont al Sslp, Der o~pbepare-
bes / Sreltens S%tuberp9reli lie. gnbel
Sparebssier bar ogiaa sbelaet oe
plpnbret for lit Snbbolb. Sen iter-
ite Sfaoe bar Dog %forepet peo faao
og inbifabsfulo 9oeleggelie, Ser life
bar Sanoalerne til rogen Slags Bin.
bling.
Stor Saslifabe rappurteres. On
Saglltorm beriebe 2srbag be MORO
sltlige Gountper af Stater, og at Den
berbeb mtretteoe Sfabe bar meget flor
fremgaar beraf, at ser til Statens
Separtement for Saglasi urance |
8ierre bar inblpbet mere emo 1000
8rap paa gritatning. 9ette bar ali
Sfaoe anrettet nGbnte Sag, % On.
tallet al De &rap, iom iaalebes poo
en- Sang inOmelbtes, iatte en- mn Ge.
forb. Oct iamlebe gntal al &rap pao
MISUNDERSTANDING, inbmelot benne
S9ion, ubgisr oper $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
@isconTn.

So Hiser br1tfnet. Serene Crane
% anna Iae Carlton, b~enbolbspis
Is og 10 Iar eamle, er neb Begun
belien af ltgcn brl,fnet | Green Bar
peo Sconto. l1lpffen forpolbtes peb
at beres lette &obaab boelpeoe.
Ga Sullette bebres. On mn gp,
Der er bannet al enoel al ben aamle
9p Gaspeu / Soreit Goitntp, er gibet
Tapnet Ga Solette, bporpeb oltiaa
Statens befienbte itrib6are Sorenebe
Staters Senator er bGoret. Com.
mer 8. g. Suinlan az Warinette
bar a,,toriieret ben file ME 9ps Sp'
rettelie.
Gar nbnSen 8jGit. CHARLES Ga.
lisburp blep forleben arreiteret unoer
en- firfelis Srilaftsfeit ner Canton,
Barron County, ibet ban fanbtes at
babe ct Splas al beruienbe Sritfe
hos fig. llbe ai Stano til at betale
Wtl,lft blep ban inbiat | Barron
Gountps Sensiel. Set flyer fig ielp,
at ban bar ubuoen 8ieit neb Soften.
Ser SGrtgpe ifnbt. Curtis Selir,
en- Sarmer neb gee Sarbor, er arre.
lteret paa @nflase for at babe ifuot
paa % pebret Ter Gutter meo Sitale.
bael. 8utterne bar fra Wiltpaltfee
og aniat I'll of pluffe airiebnr |
! Stureecn Bah Sruit Cos itore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21

Srugtbape. Sarmeren bobbp H.,
en- foriparlig Sagllaonino, 6o ~
Gutter bar blebne ram1net nj : :,
inlaa Sasl, og Der par Dem, iom In,
De inbtil II SueIebagI / Hnooen ~ !
gtaffen. Sngen at Dem bar oInorf;
ifooet.
So SrGbt / antumubilnInffc, \
Eerioner bleo noget eiter m;bJ
Wanbae Woreen orebt nooIp nj
eitenfor Waoiion, bo en- flor g%Iutor,I
bill, fisrt al Seslie Scbe11ts, WoSi;ol
Iteote moo Ell lettere Wtaifin On rr1
teoe. Wtiis glia Scbroe6er al gcrI
"a og Scr. Scbeltt5 os6e inSpn !
Sime efter l1lpffen. Si6Itnppntp nd
llpnget no al Waifinen % 80 n
bortoper @eien. Miis 6. 6. 9c S1
Ter at Waoiion oe @alter 81. Tnrl
at Chicago blep / Ell fritiif Gori1
ming inolagt paa SoipitaIct. S:yrn1
al DC I ben lettere @aifin fom n
ifabe. I
Sriitist &pperi / Iilnanfec. 81,
man Gamblers peo @bmpnSs Sbl
so. / Milpaitfee blep 2or0ao oppI
talot al fire 9anoitter og frotooet !
S12,543.O3, bporme6 SobrifenS Vi
beioere ifltloe afbetales. Sonbprs r.,
Iageoes / fin Ilttomobil al TO bal
neoe SagtmGnb, men efter at 9tcpc
ne meo lin s(lttomobiI bap6e tol,noI
Dem onoen Wtaifin ino til 8oScr
Ganoiten blep be to Saatmpno tru
meo ipGnbte @eberer me0enS Geno
iGffen toges og Maifinen / en- Sd
giort nbrugelie. Geberne f~orioonI
meo lit itore @ptte, og ser bar ienel
lite lpffebes at TONNE paa Spor {
ter Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21

mango SteSer e,tb life taa bet Mtna'
Sc. Mne 9anbepeie, ber life babSe
9rcIraitiite eller @riisIGentng, bar
ina cnttrei,t ~iifarbdte. @eb gants
SeSse falot Der &asf Iad fibre ioni
Ssnier1, % uIe gtnbiier ,tteb MprS
blep fttiiIt, iitebei,s pelaa eiibeI Gag
blep piernenbi,1ebe. s Gena blee
itpre Srer rpffebe pp meb @eben,
i1teit n,erfeItg upf unrettebes trtecr,
itrpt,eprrbig Sfube enn @pgntnger.
Boone % Sh,tptt Ieb fuitTfe ben itsr-
itc Sfaht. ttteit Boerfet Der e1er ait'
hre al Stprmcn biernipete Steeer
finn itoeen Wte,tneifer ttIIfabe, 5
9ooile fiiilbe ber eIeftrtife @eInsnil,d
life briipes Nat til Waitbae, ba auc
9cS,ttneer bar iaaIeSes ~iitrret tib t
btuanocu peh gbeIeeeelie al Stul.
pcrre, at iitaltge @aSer banifelig
f,tnbe pasieres. Saget paa Mtblettc
Iarfs 9ranSitnitb oft n1eb | Ont
f~oitnirser, Itseiont itoale faa ansre
mtrbre 9psntneers Sag itrse meb,
met, Be berneb forpoIbte Cab bar for.
holbsois meget ritae inpb bpab Ont
eetens Sarn1ere les paa fin slpltna.
S Collar Ieb @oulo Clothing SO. ct
mcset itort Cab, ibct 9psi,inserls
Sag afrepes % Sarclageret ~pnerrites
al oct eiterfeIeenbe ooloiomrne &e9ll.
anSre al 9pens @utifer les peiaa
bctpbeliae Cab pes at DC fore Spell
alasrroer trpffebes inb al 9inben.
Stornien par Der iaa oplbiom, at &c
ipGreite Selefonitolper tilbels fnGf.
feoeS Tom ON De baoSe n9ret fun
Sanoitiffere, mel, trobs at eamlc
SoIf alorig fsr baboe ieet iaa polo.
iomt llpeir ser, iaa finn ineen oct
rineeite tilifaoe. liseiom heller life
Sen anrettebe Sfaoe bilbe bItoe iaa
pocrppttes itor. 5 Remtun blep oct
eleftriife 2psperf miblertibig lat ND
al 3irfiombeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
NorS 9afotn.
&anfier ienbt til 2eapentuurth.


8illiam s. Steeee, tibIisere Vr9ii.
bent at Sirit GationaI ganf / Weoi.
no., er Ben 15be bs. ibsmt to Serni.
1er | 2%eapenluortb Sensiel, bier paa
1S @aaneoer, for Wisbrug at 8an.
fens Wioler. Stegge erflereSe Tia
for TO Tiger iiben ifplbis / TO Infla.
ger. aoam Yre5ler, M / Iinneapo.
liz, err ltnber $4,000 &aution for at
meoe en- ~lignenOe alage peO n9ite
&etstermin.
Sanfbireftprer iasipscs. Sag err
anlaat MOB nGiten ale tioligere 81.
reftsrer al Sen faIereoe Scanoina.
oian- gmerican 9anf / Sarge, ioet
gftieeiere iorbrer Ell iamlet Gritat.
ming al $500, 600, paaitaaenoe at 81.
%rettionen bapoe piit Sorismmelie /
llbepelie al fine Tligter. Sre al 81.
reftsrerne er blanbt Dem, ser nplia
al Gais GountpS 8ranoiurp iatteS
unber gnflaae for at babe "plpnoret"
opennGpnte 8anf.
SeSrageri ~liseuuerior bet 8sbe
aors. Gonrao Suerion, / lin Sio
@icepr9iioent al en- for nogen SiS
lioen itGltgt 9anf / Wobaa, er on.
flaget for llnoerileb al $500 til.
berenbe &cnpiae County Chapter al
bet merifanife &sbe 3ors, bpis sc.
fretGr % &asierer ban bar. alaeen
blep itiaet al 5. .. Saplor, asiiIte.
renoe Gountpauoitor, og opereipct til
Den SefrctGr al bet Tsbe 8ors, Tom
traaote iiteoetior Sperion for ire
Naaneoer iioen, ba Der fra bet natio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
male Sobeofparter giorbes Sororins
paa oennes Heiignation.


Stbrre Snteresie / WeieriSrift. -
Iortb 9afota Statsuoitiaing afbol'
bes benne llse / Sarge, og noget al
BET melt frenltr9oenbe beo oen1e er
Den uipopanlig itore Snteresie /
W%eieribrift. Iqe Sporettere al Wel'
fefp9g bar ,ibtalt, at &onfurrancen
peo l~1bitiGingen alorig bar uGret iaa
flor iom iaar. l1oitiain9en al Welfe.
fprg er Den itsrite al ale, og fpnoige
Soft uotaler, at oct er en- al De beoite
/ N%oropelten. SoruOen Citizens egs
ne 9~rooufter al bette SIa9s er ber
Raceopr fra 0tinneiota, Soltb Sa.
fota, Soma og andre Stater.
SpmnleD isien lat peb Stprct. -
Ronpartiian 2eaglte bar UNDER lin
aonpention / gismarcf igien amer.
fienbt glrtbllr 6. Sopnlep iom BEN
itprerbe Saano, man life gobt fan
ul1opPre. Wteo oberpGloenoe Wtaios
ritet anbefalebe &onpentionen ben al
SoiprlleD torellaaeoe Smorgatlt1e-
ringsplan unber Sampirfe Of ben
rationale % Citizens erefutipe So.
mite, % mleo De gamle Saar belbre.
bet lagoes Der itrar Tlaner til Ell
"bribe" for me Weolemmer. Conn.
lep parilebe ornL at 2pnn S. Sra5ier
maaife piloe blipe Hagen for Serene.
De Staters Senator, bpis man life
fulgte bans &aao og iatte Ieolems,
fontingenten iaa lapt iom $3.50 pr.
Iar. StatenS erefutipe &omite bap.
Be foreilaaet en- bsiere &pntingent.
Spsrgslnaalet ON bporbiot 2i9aen
ifl1loe opitiae egne &anbibater for
StatSembeoer peo Ssitpalget blep
operlaot til en- ipeciel &omite beitaa.
enoe al Statens erefutipe &omite til.
lat meo 10 andre Weolemmer. Ser
blep UNDER &onpentionen inoiamlet
% gipet 2sfte ON benirnob $4,000
til at b9ffe ct llnoerifl,o peo l1bais
bel lem at Courier. RepS" % andre
Sigaens Srganer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21

Gn ilem geifplbnins. Irs. Sal.
iep 9. @ilion, tiblieere al Minnea.
polls, MI al BEN rationale bemofra.
tilfe Gentralfomite aniat til at belize.
re Sanoets Gpinber | Golitif o. beef.
fe Snteresie for itatssfonomiife
Spsrgsmaal, bar tilbragt ire Gage
/ Wslebpen % bolbt en- HGffe Ga.
Ter for Spinoeiioen at oct bemofra.
tiife Tarti ser. Oct bar life netop
imigrenoe for &binben, aft set bum
baboe at iige Gem, ioet benbes Saler
bar frporet meO nleeet bitre ltrter.
Sum ia9oe iaaleoeS, at &pinbens aar,.
beige gpner bar gaaet op | Seome.
&pinoerne funbe life t9nfe, paaitoo
bun, og oct aller panifcligite bun
bapbc at gisre operalt bpor bum fom,
bar at faa enbel apinoer til at ana.
lpiere ct Eroblem Yl1nft for Elinft,
ilig iom BET / ct Smrios blep forelaat
bem. 90 BOG bar bisie &pinber no.
turlig bpatige. Oct bap6e ogfaa piit
iig | minneapolis, bpor bun | 2ebet
al ire Gage bapoe p9ret iitano til at
inospe opgtige Salere. Wen of brin.
&c bisie apinoer til at tGnfe bar
pberit banifeligt, paaitoo Wrs. @il.
ion. Dan bsrte Dem ofte iise, at De
tilbsrte bette eller bint al De politiife
Yartier, men paagrino al fin frem.
ragenoe Stiling | Ell eller anben
&lub funbe DC life befatte Jig meect
meb Bolitif, ba oct pilbe ip9ffe bereS
iociqle Stinine. Nen bporleoes It'll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
Wontana.
Etrcifere iii .SbeSeaarcne. 6

Sfrcifere til NOe0eagrcne. Yer be-
rettes fra Selena, at gbefen for eta.
tens Irbeios. % 2anObrlt9sOeparte.
ment bar inbbi,ot De itreifenoe Serf.
itebsarbeibere peo Sernbanen og De
al iamnle Iariag Iebiee &ulgrllbear.
beibere til at fomme no paa De bur.
tig sulnenbe Iare % bielpe til meo
Seitarbeibet. gnbel al De itreifenbe
Observation-Disclosures ifaI paa Sorbaanb
babe erfleret iis pinise til at arbeibe
for Sarmere / Ssitetioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
Deroens

9labet "Simes" / 2onbon +
moOtaget ct Telegram ON, at @ai
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w. HI. Ham Attended
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- w. H. Ham Of the Bridgeport Housing Corp. attended the prelim- inery conference on the snplification of building materials in Washington yesterday The conference was ar ranged by the Department of Com merce. and was attended by archi- tects, engineers and contractors from all parts of the country. Secretary of Connerce Herbert Hoover was the principal speaker.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-14
CECIL COMBATS LEAGUE SLAM
 BY WELLS
British Peer, Who Help ed Write Covenant, Takes Issue With Not ed Writer

London. Feb. 13.-An animated de- renee of the League of Nations Wells was made by Lord Robert Cecil in his presidential address to the Geographical Association in ondon.
 MT Wells. said Lord Robert Cecil, wrote about the leagues premature exphcitness." it's ''thinIy theoretical and initiative forms'' and ts "reduent mere canouflage, as in the mandatory system" He preferred "a project of successive conferences, throwing off countries. embodying their results in treaties and standing commissions"
 Were the proceedings of the Wells. 1S:ei plan be better?, Lord Uiif Robert @ asked.
 As to the first. Lord Robert direct ly traversed the assertion of MT. Wells. The mandatory system was a real thing. the peer asserted. It was not perfect, but it had secured for a considerable mass of uncivilized hu- manity a definite standard of good government.
 In other respects, Lord Robert de- clared. the machinery of the league was working with reasonable smooth ness and success. He said he was not aware of a single case where it had
 It was possible, he said. that MT. Wells plan of project of successive conferences might be better, but what was to happen to international disputes in the meantime ?"
 What League Has Done
 Already the league had had to deal with several of these disputes and if it had been stronger might have dealt with others, Lord Robert pointed out It had, he said:
 Settled a quarrel between Sweden and Finland
 Put a stop to fighting between Po- land and Lithuapia.
 Given 9 decision, which had been accepted, in the Silesian question.
 Freed Albania from an invasion.
 In the last three cases the Supreme Council-which acted by successive conferences in exactly the same manner recommended by MT Wells had failed to reach any solution, and it was just the existence of what MT. Wells called premature explicit ness" in the covenant that enabled the league to succeed. Lord Robert concluded.
 It was Lord Robert who helped write the covenant of the league.