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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-09-29
MlStnl zprdYy.
z krajanSkyCh kruhI.

- Ze ctyrm9sicniho pobytu Ce-
skoslovensku vratil se zp9t do Balti-
more. oblfbeny cesky pravnik, Frank
]. Pintner. ably zde opet pracoval v
pravnickem SVEN povolani a stal ku
sluzbam svym krajan1m, kteTi jeho
rady a pomoci vyhledavajf. We
stare Vlasti", kterou opustil iako
Osmilety hoch s ovdov6lou matkou
svoii. libilo Sc mu. Cechy, Mora
WI, Slezsko Slovensko pl ocestoval
kitten krazem.
Potesenim bylo mu setkati Sc 6
nekolika Baltimorany We vlasti uyni
usedlymi tam silibujicimi. Pred po.
vida. re pokrok Ceskoslovenska bude
vzdy 1silnejsim re tn tam tro.
chu te pomalosti postupem casu u
hyde. Zpatecni cestu z Czech konal
pres Francii spechaje tou merry
chleisl lodi. aby tn sochu "Svobo-
dy" co nejdrfVe uvid6l, treba ze
zde nesmlme pitt" CO chceme.
- Rod;na~p. Ferdinanda Burese.
{. 424 N. Castle ulice. test se no.
We narozeneho ciperneho hosika.
We ctVrtek zemTela pf. Anna
Kucerova, els. 618 N. Milton Ave.
We staff Sc roku, vdova 20 Vote
chu Kucerovi. Narozena byla Y
Kaseiovicich v Cechach. Do Anne.
riky pfiiela pred SO lety. Nalezela
ku Radu Blank. Pohfeb konan I
domu smutku pond6li rano do ko.
stella sv. Vaclava a odtud ma hfbito,
NeisV. Vykupitele. Pohrebni obra
dy vykonal vldp. Jos Hid, Zesnul:
zanechava zde pet ditek. til syny {
dv6 dcery. PohTeb vypravila firm;
Jos. F. Viktor a Elias T. Zirkler.
ZayOdnene ulice.
V pondeli pred z. hodinou pra
skla hlavni vodni trouba ma kfizo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-09-29


V UTERY, dine 8. rijna den
skolnfch dftek, rano v 8. hodin
s)avnostnf mise svata, celebrant
vldp.- Edw. Hornung, C. S. S. r.
Slavnostni kazatels vldp. Aug.
Petranek, C.S.S.R., farar osady
Fanny Marie Ustavicne Pomoci v
New Yorku. Vecer v 8. hodin
slavnostnf Jubilejnf DIVADLO
predstavi Ditky Ceske Katolcke
Skoly osady sv. Vaclavske.
We STREDU, 4. rijna v 8. hod.
vecer velkolepe Jubilejnf DIVA
DLO pod MAVEN "Mutedlnicka
Smrt Sv. Vaclava" sehraje Ochot-
nicky Spolek Osady sv. Vaclava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-09-29

vatce Commerce a Lombard ulic
Voda sile milionG galon1 vytry.
skla zsplavila okolnf ulice sklepy
obchodnfch domd zp1sobic skod do
tisic6 dolar6 jdouci Ulice PRONE
neny byly "a kratko v feky. Henry
Stock. d6lnik We ''vodarenskem me-
stskem oddeleni. spravoval hlavni
troubu okamziku. kdyz tato pra
skla. Taken vody vyhozen byl z
otvoru 6 stop hlubokeho do vyse asi
10 stop mad ulici. Navalem vody
po dopadnuti ma ulici smeten byl ku
chodniku Lombard ulice. Unikl
bez jakehokoliy poraneni. Cely
block Lombard ulice navalem vody
byl tax pnskozen, ze must byti pre-
dIazd9n.
Pricina. jez zavinila prasknutf
rourry, spoc1va asi tom, ze tato
polozena byvsi roku 1888, sesadila
Sc ma skalu a pax pod tlakem &c
svrchu ulice praskla.
OlOupen a StluCen.
Dvema belochy pfepaden byl v
pondeli v noci William Whitehill,
prodavsc Baltimore Candy & To-
bacco spolecnosti, zatazen do ulicky
a oloupen O $275. Utocnici prchli
nechavse jej v bezvedomf tam lezi-
cfho.
Whitehill vracel Sc ze sbirky pc.
nez do svehe domova ma N. Fulton
avenue. Ma Clifton avenue Ful.
ton avenue vyskocili ma neho dvs
mladici. srazili jej k zemi. stloukli
jej oloupili. Ulice dobe te byla
opustenou.
Diva vzduchoplavci uSmrceni.
Tisice divak1. acknowledgment ma
cvicisti Logan u Dundalk byly sved.
ky padu dvou vzduchoplavcn jicf
smrti pfi leteckych zavodech kona
n5ch sobotu. Nest9sti zavinent
bylo strojem. kter5 vypovedel sluz-
bu. kdyz vzducholod' vznasela Sc W
lvysinach. .Zabiti byli: prvni lieu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-09-29
Zacatek Jubilejniho tydne ma
den sv. Vaclava, We ctvrtek,
28. zaTf.

O pdl osn6 hodine Slavna mise
svata ke cti sy. Vaclava. Vecer
o 8me hodin6 velkolep6 predsta-
venf v pohyblivych obrazech (Mo-
wing Pictures.
V NEDELI rano 1. rfjna v 10.
hodin Slavnostnf Jubilejni mise
svata, celebrant vldp. Jacob Bo-
ron, Provincial Redemptoristd.
Slavnostnf kazatel vldp. Prokop
Neuzil, O. S. B., Rector Ces. Sc
minare v Lisle, III. Vecer y8.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-09-29

tenant. Herbert Vivian Hansen a
druhy lieutenant, John Mercer Pat
ton. Oba prideleni byli vzducho-
plavecke stanici v Quentico.
Zavody. jichz &c z1castnili. ukazati
mely dovednost' v manevrovani a
We strelbe. Kazda vzducholod'
vznesla sc do vyse. kde vypnstila
til detske balonky yzdy DO jedne
minute Sestfelovany byly vzdu-
choplavci. Prvni balonek 90 vypu-
steni sestfelen byl Hansenem. Kdyz
vypnsten byl druhy. vzducholod' sc
sritila~
Cena uhli kleSla.
Baltimorsti obchodnici uhlim zle
zlobl Sc ma Henry Forda. ktery po-
radil obcanstvu Spojenych Stat1
kupovati uhli co nejmen9, aby ceny
tohoto klesnouti musely. Ford od-
volava se ma to. ze zavTenim tova-
rem svych. jez opet patek praci
zahajily. docilil toho. ze mohl kou-
pitt Cincinnati zasobu uhli ma 80
dni 20 So uhlodolech. zatim CO "a
uhli Toledo platiti musel po SIS.
Nektefi obchodnici pravf, ze Ford
nemluvf pravdu
Proti tomu vsak jest jisto. Re ce
ma uhli v posle lni dobe klesla So
ma tone uhlodolech. Pred n6koli-
ka tydny v nhlodolech prodavans
byla tona po 81. dnes plati sc tam
"a nj SIS a $3.50. Ford tvrdi. &c
uhli vyvezeneho doln isou velike
zasoby ze ceny must dol6. Druzi
opet ffkaji. Re neni tomu TAX.
Usmrcen po obdrzenf licence.
Ami ne "a hodinu po dostani Ii.
cence jezditi s motercyklem. Felix
Link, 32lety Gorsuch avenue. "a.
bit byl pondeli. kdyz ma rohr
Calvert 20. -ulici srazil se tru
ckem. Arthur Broemmel N. Mil
ton avenue, sedici MIN motorcy
klu, poranen byl. Linkovi We sraz
Zee rozrazena byla lebka.
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Veliky pOeet zakI v odbornych
$kOlach 0Cekavan.

' pondeli pocato bude vyucova-
MIN We vecernich odbornych sko-
ZACH. jez yedeny budou pod dohla-
dem vefejnych skol. Zapis do skol
provaden bude tento patek cd p0l
osme do 9 hodin vecer We skolnich
budoyach, nichz vyucovani kona.
no bude. zadatele must b5ti nej-
meme l6 rok6 staff muzsti zada.
tele zamestnani femesle. y n9mz
zadaji byti vyucovani We veeerni
skole. V ceskem distriktu nejbliss!
jest skola {. AZ ma Eastern a Linz
wood avenue. Ma skole teto vyu.
coVano mechanickemu odboru do.
maci ekonomi. V Curtis Bayske
skole vyucovane bude temuz.
Pfilezitost' Cechoslovakim.
Tfidy pro vyucoyanf anglicin9 a
obdrzeni obcanstyi pocnou pondeli
vecer. 2. fijna. pod dozorem wy
chovatelskeho odboru. Pro Cecho-
slovaky nejvhodneisi. jest skola. (.
40. ma rohu Orleans Aisquith uli-
ce. {. 27 ma rohu Fayette Chester
ulic v Curtis Bay. Vyucovano
bude pondeli. We stfedu We cvr
TEX vecer o p1l osme.
Pfijd'te prived'te sve pfately.
Ma CeSkon SyobomySlnOu Skolu
Augustin Herman darovali.
| $lOO.O0:- Rad Blanik. Del. A.
mericky Sokol. Loze Jaroslav Du-
be. Baltimorske Vlastenky jed.
Sber Jaromira. Del. Podp. spolek
"Rovnost''
| $5O.00:-Del. vzd9l. spolek "Po-
krok".
Klub Jan Amos Komensky. v5te-
Eek re zabavy $l36.61.
| Ze siezdu Sesterske Podp. Jedno-
ty $25. 90.
Klub Columbia Shoru" $1,000.
| Jan Jedlicka $500. -
Vsem dAfc0m srdScnt dizzy.
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Process S da ndity.


mix. podal prostfednictvim sveho
obhajce, S. K Demise. nejvyssimu
soudu prohlaseni popirajici neiakou
vinl v krimjnalnim jednani We spo-
ieni Norrisovou vrazdou. Wolf
" proflaseni popira. ze navsteva
Socoluwa Kellera jeho dome
bya pfedem umluvena. ze neradil
Sc mimi po dve no iiny. Re nebylo
zadnou jeho povjnnosti ably poma-
hal chyceni Socolowa, re nikym
Sc nesmlouval, aby vedl polic;i na
chybnnu cestu ze neni vinnym q
nejake chyby advokatskem SVEN
.povolani. Ma Wolfovu odpov9d'
nejvyssimu soudu nebyla timto uci-
nena zadna poznamka presidentem
advokatni komory, E. A. Poe. KITE
.ry zalobu ma VOLTA podal nejvyssi-
mu soudu. Nejvyssi soud ustanovi
pfeliceni Wolfem n9kdy po exon.
cent soudu Norrisovymi bandity.
New Yorsky governor, Miller.
aadal pondeli governera Richie.
aby Socolow. jenz unesen byl Balli
morskymi detektivy &c soudni sine
v New Yolku ahiz by tam jednani
sondce Martina skoneeno bylo, zpet
vTacen byI do pravofnoci statu New
Y rku.
s. Scena. KIT ra odehrala Sc New
Yorske souini slni nsjv ss.ho ,ud
.ce Martina. pfi nasilnem vzeti So
colowa q nejvetsim zmatku jeho
neseni. kr tisoyana j-st jak go
vernerem Millerem. tax soudcpm
Mar;inem. Povede-li ka n9jake
zapletce. media se fici. Govern6r
Ritchis po obdrzeni dopisu COVER
nera Millera proste poznamenal:
"Socollow nebude poslan zplt.
=. Proces bandity poeat v dtets
ranos Hlavnimi vinniky isou:
"Jack" Hart Country" Carey.
'"W gg'es" Smith a Walter Soco.
low.
Baltimorske noviny rozhodly. ze
must ma sibenici, kdyz Sc Jim vina
dokaze.
Diva hlavnich 1castnik1 vrazdy
a pfepadnuti. John L Smith a
Charles P Carey. jsou prvnimi g
iichz soudem poeato. Ohhajci
Smitha jsou: John A. Meyer New
Yorsky pravnik, Joseph D. Higgins,
obhajcem Careyho jest E. Milton
Altfeld.
James Hart skrze sveho obhajce
George w. Camerona pfiznal &c
vinnym We dvou bodech ObzalOby a
die vseho uzit bude iako statni sve.
dek proti Smithovia Careymu. Wal
ter Socolow oznamil pomoci sveho
pravnfka Bermana. zs jest nevin.
men. Poyolen mu oddeleny soud cd
ostatnfch. Souzen bude v Towson.
Prvni praci soudu 1tery bylo
ustanoviti porotu. Ze l19 porotc1
vybrano bylo jenom jedenact. Sou.
du pfedseda soudce Gorter. Stat.
MIN zalobcem jest Robert F.
Leach.
Governor Richie v dopise zasla.
mem governeru statu New Yorkske
no, Millerovi. oznamuje.ze Socolow
vydan byti nem6ze.
Sc soucem Socolowa v Towsor
nebude pocato al n9kdy pc %. iii.
nu. Ze Socolow hajen bude CO nej.
lepe. pri znamem vlivu zidevsken
media Sc pochybovati Socolow dls
svedectvi Allerse zastfelil Norrise.
Pro vySSi platy neitel6m.
Skolni vybor pripravuje :rozpocet
ma budoucf rok. zensk5 klub vys
sich skol .obnovuje svoji zadost' +,
zvyseni platu ucitel0m ma ..vyssicl
skolach urovnani platu podle slu
zebnich let, zadano Jest o zfizen
sluzebniho platu So. 500 rocns s pfi
davkem $3.50. V zadosti se pravi
ze mnozi ueitelei mali mensi plat.
nezli neitele na ''iunior" skolach.
Ceitele ''junior" vyssich skol
feditele ma nizsich skolach zadaji
placeni Jim nejvyssich plato aneb
kdyz k tomu nedojde. ably Jim dal
Dyl pfidavek $500. zadatele ukazu
4 II ma uSitelske nlatv We PC iinTc
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LekaT zastrelen ditkem..

DR.. George Latham Bovine lar
Wis. ktery hydlel sc SWIM svagrem,
adsniralem Walter Mclean Rider
wood podiehf " soB6tS zsan9ni y
Mercy nemocnici. Mclean Patter-
son. deset lk6 stary syn Paul Pat.
tersona, presidenta Abellovy spolec-
nosti. vydavajici "Sun" Eve
ming Sum-, byl pozvan svoji babi.
ckou ku navst9ve do Riderwood.
Dr. Jarvis dovolil hochu hrati si 8
nenabitym revolverem. V patek od-
poledne hoch wal jeden revolyer6
lezicich ma stole. Ia kratko zatfe-
skla rama DR.. Jarvis skacel se ma
podlahu strelen byv hochem do pod
bfisi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-09-29
RnSky primo Stndentem ma
HOPKINS.

Primo Simon c. Sidamon- -Eristoff
Tiflisu Rusku Roman Alexan-
drovich Novinsky Theodi ,ie ns
Krimu v Rusku, studoyati budou
ma John Ho -kins universits odbo-
ru in3enyrskem. Obema dan byl
sch larship" stud antskym kfe-
sta 'nskym sd uzenfn .Ameriky v
New Yorku. Jsou prvnimi. kterSm
f'nancnl pomoc sdruzenim poskyt-
nuta bvla. Novinsky jest 20 rok6
star. jest synem kapi ana Novin-
skyho. ktery dob9 valky byl veil.
telem ruskeho pfistavu Archangel-
skeho. Prime Sidamon-Eristoff byl
po IL rok1 d1stojnikem rnske ar.
made. Jest 81 rok1 star a vdovcem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-09-29
ZenSke klaniStkV.

Y Baltimore okolf zorganisova-
no bylo Invisible Empire" ief1oz
clenkyn9 obleeene podobn5 hav
iako Ku Klux Klaniste spolkovou
mistnost' otevfely (. 622 vych.
30. ulice. Organisace existovala
liz skorem cely rok 1plne tajno-
sti. Clenkyne tvrdi, ze tato neni
odboekou Ku Klux Klanu. ale ze
lest naorosto oddelangm sdruzenim,
iehoz hlavni stan lest Portland.
Ore. Clenkynemi mohou byti je.
nom Americe zrozene protestant.
ske zeny. 0celem jejich jest stu
iovati poli:iku hlasovati pro do
bro ameTicke narodnosti souhla.
e americkymi zakony. Desetina
i-jich pfispevk1 obracovana jest ma
dob brocinne ucelY.
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ZayOdnene ulice.

V pondeli pred z. hodinou pra-
skla hlavni vodni trouba ma kFizo.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-07-08
AUTOMOBILE CASES
IN MUNICIPAL COURT

The municipal court had busy
time Friday morning with various
Offenders of the automobile laws.
James Hayes of Lvndonville plead
ed guilty to careless and negligent
driving Of an automobile and was
fined S15 and costs.
Carl White of Barnet pleaded
guilty to the charge of driving
car while under the influence of
LIQUOR at West Barnet on the night
of July 6. He was fined $50 and
automatically loses his license.
Charles H. Bonzey. who lives
above the village of St. Johnsbury
Center, had some trouble driving
his car Sunday in front of the Nor
rill residence. After taking one
side of the road it then quickly
jumped to the other side and
struck a telephone pole. In court
he pleaded guilty to operating a
car while under the influence of
liquor and was fined 1925 and
costs, automatically losing his Ii
cense. As his car bore a Mass
achusetts registration number he
was also fined So and costs for
driving a car without a Vermont
registration.
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Inspector Makes Round
Up of Automobiles
Continued f1um Page /

sets car license but had been
driving in this state since May 1.
Bouzey was in an accident on Sun
day.
James Hayes of Lyndonville is
ordered to appear in court on the
charge of reckless driving. He had
the ill-luck to cut across the path
of a car containing Inspector
Gnggs of the Highway depart
ment and Attorney General Ar
chibald.
Inspector Dickens made a per-
sonal investigation of the accident
at South Newbury, two miles south
of Wells River, where there was
a washout in the road at 900 A. NJ.
on June 10Th. The town officials
erected a barrier one ane one-half
miles north of the washout consist
ing of 14-foot hard wood plank,
seven inches wide and three inches
thick, laid across some wooden
horses. A red lantern was attach
ed to the center of the barrier that
night. DR.. Samuel S. Baker, a
dentist of Woodsville. that night
was seen approaching the barrier
at terrific speed. The car went
right through the barrier and by
actual measurement the hard wood
plank was thrown 6S feet from the
car. Eye witnesses of the crash
telephoned ahead to the farm Of
1. I al {N - Il
Mr.. Leonard rushed to the road
swinging lantern but the autoist
failed to stop. He went into the
washout and one of the first to
arrive at the car said he heard q
voice say: "They couldn't stop
boys, they couldn't stop" Dr..
Baker remarked that he did not re-
member hitting anything when he
struck the barrier.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-07-08
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

The Misses Rhca ellison and
Marion Ramage left last night for
New York City where they will
attend a six weeks session of the
Columbia University summer
school. They will specialize in
first grade courses, preparatory to
teaching in the fall. Miss Gibson
has accepted fine position in n
school at Springfield.
Through the month of July the
North and South churches will
unite in the Sunday morning ser
vices which will be held at the
South church. The preacher to-
MORO wwill be Rev. F. B. Rich
ards who will speak on the theme
"The Spiritual Significance Of
Causes.
Mrs. Fred Larow is visiting at
the home of George Steele in Gro
ton for a month.
Miss Ruth Scott Of Danville is
visiting Mrs. L. S. Miner.
Miss Ella NJ. Wright of Meri-
den, Conn, was a recent guest Of
Mrs. l.. P. Leach. Miss Wright
was a successful teacher in the
st. Johnsbury public schools some
years ago and is now connected
with the Y. NJ. C. A. Vacation
House at West Peak, in the Hang
ing Hills, near Meriden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman Howe,
Mrs. Harry Somers and Mrs.
Ernest Sargent have returned
from an automobile trip to Troy
and New York city.
The funeral of Miss Laura
Howe is to be held this afternoon
at four at the residence of Miss
Rebecca Burton. Through an error
the hour was given as four on
Friday.
Miss Rhea ellison and Miss Ma
RON Ramage left Friday night for
New York to attend summer
school at Columbia. Miss Gibson
is to teach next year in the pri-
mary schools of Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Cald-
beck and children are spending the
month at the Caldbeck camp at
Miles Pond.
The st. Johnsbury friends of
Miss Theodore F. Willard of
Boston will be interested to know
that she is now on the ocean on
her way to England and will spend
the summer abroad. In the fall
she plans to 20 to Narobi, British
East Africa, as the guest Of her
cousin, Lady Lucy Macmillan Of
London. All the furnishings Of
Miss Wizards Boston home will
be sold at auction next Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Dr.. Atwood's office reopens
August 1.-Advertisement.
Mrs. Raymond A. Pearl has re-
turned from a 10 days visit with |
Mrs. Lindol Scott at Wildwood |
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friends Thursday and received a
most cordial erecting. Mrs. Potts
is at her former home IN Barnet.
Dir. w. G. Ricker's office will be
closed until August 7. Mail and
repairs may be sent to the Yer
mont Optical Company, st. Johns
buy-Advertiseemnt,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Jackson and
son, Philip of Fitchburg, Mass,
with Mrs. Jackson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Gage of West
Somerville, Mass, motored to st.
Johnsbuly this week and We're
guests over the Fourth of Miss
Minnie Murlburt of Simons Ave.
Discovering smoke in the base
ment of his bakery Friday after
noon Fred Wiley lung in the
alarm for the fire department who
quickly responded. They found
that there was no fire in the
building but that the smoke came
from the chimney in an adjoining
block. No damage was done to
Nh. Willey's property.
Rev George Wilson Scudder,
pastor of the Church of the Mes
siah, is motoring up from Brock
ton, Mass, with his family and
will be here % officiate at the ser
vices Sunday
The increase of tourist travel is
felt by the railroads as well as by
The automobile traffic and the
night trains, as usual, get the bulk
of the traffic. July l was Domin-
ion day in Canada and Friday
night there were u Pullman sleep
ers on the night trains from the
north and the Maine Central ran
their early Saturday morning
train in two sections.
Miss Doris Ford is visiting rel
atives in Sherbrooke for a month.
Miss Vera Chase has so far re-
from her illness at Bright
look hospital that she has return
ed to her home.
Miss Alice a. Chamberlain is
with her mother, Mrs. Mayme V.
Chamberlain in Nashua, N. H.
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Park, Maine. Nj. Pearl, teller of
the First National bank, made the
trip to Maine with Mr.. Scott on
the Fourth, and returned with A..
G. Sprague on Thursday. Mrs.
Sprague has a cottage at Wild
wood for the summer and has
been entertaining Mrs. Clyde Full
ler of Spring street.
The wedding of Miss Ruth Gift
fin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Giffin and Clinton Cary,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George c..
Cary will take place at noon Mon
day at the brides home on Boyn-
ton Hill. Her cousins, Misses Jo-
sephine and Harriet Howe of Bur-
lington are here for the wedding
and Misses Barbara and Matilda
Howe will motor over from Bur-
lington Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rolf Searles re-
turned from San Francisco Friday
morning where Mr.. Searles went
as a delegate to the Shriners' con-
vention. Mr.. Searles reported a
most enjoyable trip.
Keith Montgomery, son of Mrs.
George Maker, is recovering from
an operation for appendicitis per-
formed Thursday at Brightlook.
Mrs. Herbert A. Smith of 10
Cliff street is entertaining her sis
ter, Mrs. Thomas A. Atkinson
and daughter, Phyllis, Of Somer-
vile, Mass.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-07-08
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

FOR SALE-Iver johnson wheel.
Truss bridge frame. Five accesso-
ries. Excellent condition. At one
half original price, II Church ST.,
st. Johnsbury. Advertisement
Mrs. n. Mabel Bonnet has re-
turned from Richmond where she
has spent some time and will be
with Miss Minnie Hurlburt
through the summer months.
Fred +. Potts, now of Holyoke,
Mass, called on his st. Johnsbury
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To Stop Coughing at
Night

A summer bronchial cough keeps
not only the sufferer but other
members of the family awake. AL
fred Barker, 1861 Avondale St,
L. Liverpool, O., writes: al con-
slider it my duty to write and tell
the results of Foley's Honey and
Tar, which | used for my boy who
had been suffering from a bron-
chial cough for 7 or s weeks.
Foley's Honey and Tar has done
him wonderful good, and | shall
always recommend it." 1t soothes
and Observation-Disclosures.
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The congressman do not seem to
have passed many bills at this ses
sion, but anyway a lot of smelling
has been done.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-05
RABBIT BALL HERE TO STAY!
 ITS IhlNUNE FROM RAzzERS

just as are the strike out, the stolen base, a running catch in the Cutfeld and countless features of a ball game. They are not hissed, but that dOesn' t prove either their popularity or un- popularity. 4 player may be hissed for what he represents to the stands, never for what he accomplishes on the ball field.
 However, we digress. HeydIer also stands firmly behind the rabbit, which means that the National League Is for it as a body. Ban Johnson is the only disscnCer, and he is by no means un- aIterabIy opposed to it. Ban would have hOme-run zones established in certain parks, but the silence that greets his suggestion is almost deaf euing.
 As a matter of fact, the nagnates are virtually unanimous in their opinion that the slugging game is a permanent institution with the fans and as such not to be tempered with. It's only real enemies are a few man agers and all pitchers.
 The remarks of Landis and Heydler would seem to have effectuaIIy dis posed of all talk of hitting reforms to be instituted at the impending major league meetings. Even the suggestion that pitchers be given greater latitude in the matter of de- iTeries appears to have few friends.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-05
PUMPKIN JAM NEW
 PARISIAN DELICACY
They Don't Make Pies of It in French Capital, But Say This Is PalatabIe.
By ALICE LANGETIER. International News Service Staff
 Correspondent!

Paris. Dec. 5-Try some pumpkin
 jam for your Thanksgiving dinner.
 The recipe comes from Paris, where
 there are no Pilgrims Day ceIebra- tions. but where good eating is the rule.
 First, peel the pumpkin and re- move the inner skin and seeds. Weigh 1 the pulp, and cut 1t into very thin slices For six pounds of pumpkin l take five pounds of sugar, the grat- lnEs of four or five lemons. a stick of vanilla and small cup of rum eff one can be foUnd). Cook the mix ture in a jam-basin over a slow fire for one hour or more, taking good care to stir it often. French people who know little about the mysteries and delights of the famous American pumpkin pie, declare that this jam will be certain to please Puritan palates.
 A good "savory'' will add a nice
 touch to the dinner if a wise choice
 is made. It should be delicate morseL ''bonne bOuche." piquant and tautaliziug. easily eaten and yet leaving a definite impression as the climax of a good dinner. This is served in little puff pasty boats made in small molds. They can be filled with all sorts of things such as anChOVies, eEgs prepared in q variety of ways, sardines or vege- tables. They must be individual, but not too elaborate.