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Milford chronicle., 1922-06-16
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS

willard F. Deputy of Laurel was a
Milford visitor during the week.
The Messrs. Edward Murphy, Her
bert Murphy, James Deputy, Horace
Num-, Robert Baynum, Humes Grier,
Clarence Downing, students at the
Clarence Downing and Paul Skewis,
students at the University Of Della
ware, have returned to their homes
for the summer vacation.
Milford chronicle., 1922-06-16
ADNINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE

Having taken out letters of admin
istration on the estate of the late Hen
ny Lehmkuhl, hereby notify all per-
sons owing said estate to come for
ward and make settlement on or be-
fore August 1st, 1922. All persons
having claims against the said estate
must present them properly attested
on or before August 1st, 1922.
ZILPA H. LEHMKUHL,
j16-3t Administrative.
Milford chronicle., 1922-06-16
MARRIED IN THE SOUTH

Mrs. A. E. Watson announces the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Lydia
Watson, to Frank S. Pritchett, both of
Dover. The wedding took place at
Kingston, N. c., where Miss Watson
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil C.
Fulton, Jr. Mr.. Pritchett being en-
ployed in road construction work near
Kingston with former Chief Engineer
Upham of the Delaware State High
way Department.
Milford chronicle., 1922-06-16
STAR NAPTHA SOAP POWDER SC

The old price on standard soap
powder; bOrax soap powder &c; P. &
G.. soap Sc; Sweet Heart Toilet soap
SC; corn flakes, 7c; the best canned
corn you ever tasted for 1Oc; jar rub
bers that will stand boiling process
&c doz.; qt. mason jars 75c; the finest
milk lunch cracker in Milford 15c Tb;
soda crackers 12c. 1t pays to deal at
STEWARDS. He beats them all
There's a reason" 1t
Milford chronicle., 1922-06-16
COKESBURY

A festival and box social will be
held in the grove of the church on
Saturday evening, June oath. The la
dies are requested to bring boxes and
the gentlemen their pocketbOoks.
Milford chronicle., 1922-06-16

FOR EXCHANGE-hady will ex-
change husband, only slightly damag-
ed, for Ford car or packet of ciga-
rettes. Guaranteed to LOVE, HONOR
AND BEHAVE. Marie
Milford chronicle., 1922-06-16
Sunshine Society

The Alden Branch of the Sunshine
Society of Milford will meet with
Mrs. H. L. Bunstein on Friday, June
10th, at three o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1922-06-16

DEEDS for pen or typewriter al
Milford Chronicle once
Milford chronicle., 1922-06-16

Buick touring, 1915, 4 cylinders, in
first class mechanical condition. All
good tires. For sale cheap. Milford
Auto Parts Co. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1922-06-16
ADVERTISING
RECEIVED TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Cenent block outfit J.
Dolphin, Shawnee 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1922-06-16

j16-3t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
MRS. ELLA HOLMES FUNERAL.
Was Held from Home of Her Daugh-
ter. Mr. c. H. Rowel.

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Ella c. Holmes, who passed away at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Charles
II. Roweil, Of Grant avenue Tuesday
night. were held this afternoon at ?
O'Clock at the house, Rev. B. G. LIP
skv Of the Hedding Methodist church
officiating.
The pail bearers were: Brydon 4.
Chase. Frank Little. Salem Bartlett
and Ben SartelL Interment was in
Hope cemetery.
Among those from away who came
to attend the services were Frank Lit
tie Of Woodsville. \. T.. and Mr..
Blossom Richardson Of Peaeham-
Beautiful foral tributes from friends
included. Gala lilies from children and
brother. roses from grandchildren.
roses. Mr. and Mrs. C. ". Aferin.
Mr. and Mrs. y. :. Love, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Aserili; carnations. Mr. and
Mrs. II. A. Rowsii and SOFA Ma and
Mrs. Fred Ordway. Charhonneau fam
Nv. Mr.. and Mrs.. William Mahouey
and family. Nr. and AIRS. Ben Sar-
tell and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Colvin and Mr.. and Mr.. John sum
mers. Mrs. Agnes Walker. Nrss Broun
snd John. Ar and Mrs A. ". East
nan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
MONTPELIER

Montpelier seminary defeated Peo-
pies academy in basketball in the Ar
mory last night by a score Of 2s 20 20
Coach Graham of the Montpelier high
school refereed.
Joseph Monroe. a lumberjack. en-
pioved in Fayston, was sentenced 70
thirty DAYS in Washington county jail
bv Judge r. L. Laird in Montpelier
citv court this morning for intoxica-
tion. 70 which he pleaded guilty. He
said he bought his liquor in Barre and
came to Montpelier on the trolley, los
ing = red plaid shirt during the eve
ming. He was arrested by Officer Frank
BALDWIN Al the corner Of Barre and
Main streets
A marriage license has been issned
10 John Fred Fearing of 2l6 Mair
street and Helen lMcknightl Kent 81
2I4 Maln street
HI = smith has returned from 4
ter dsx-' stay in New York and BostoE
On business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
WASHINGTON NoN.coMMITTAL.
Although Rumor Has 1t That German
Reparations Is Subject.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 10 (By the
Associated Press) Although state de-
partment officials confirmed to-day the
London announcement that Ambassa-
dor Harvey had been called home "for
consultation they declined to make
any explanation as to the specific ques-
tions Secretary Hughes desired to dis
cuss with him.
In the absence of an official expla-
nation the impression gained currency
that Mr.. Harvey had been called to
Washington in connection with the
situation as TO German reparations
now threatening a rupture between
Great Britain and France.
DR.. Otto Wiedfeldt, the German am
bassador. conferred at length to-day
with Secretary Hughes, but no infor-
nation was available as to whether
their conversation touched on repara-
tious or took cognizance Of the serious
economic situation in Germany reflect
"a hv reports which have been received
through official American trade chan
nels.
The call of the German envoy, COM
inc lust before the usual Friday cab
met meeting was regarded as possi-
bic indication that the president and
his official family might desire to
have before them at once all avail
able information as - precise condi-
tions in Germany a. they relate to the
problem Of reparations payments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
TRANSFERRED TO NoRrHFIELD.
Headquarters Co. of the i72nd In
fantry.

In accordance with general order No.
%, from the office of Adjutant General
Herbert T. johnson at Montpelier, the
headquarters, company of the second
battalion of the l72nd infantry has
been transferred from Burlington to
Mortified.
Effective to-day the enlisted person
mel of the headquarters company are
transferred by he ordr, to Company
X, l22nd Infantry, the Burlington rifle
company commanded by Capt. Douglas
Clark.
The equipment of the company is
packed and win be shipped by freight
to Major NJ. A. Campbell Of NoriAfield,
who was elected commander of the
second battalion at a meeting of the Of
hcers at Montpelier last week.
Firs Lieut.. Joseph II. Fountain. com.
manding officer of the headquarters
company and adjuant of the second
battalion. has also transferred TO the
unassigned section Of the regiment.
Lieut.. Fountain organized the COM
pany in the summer Of 1927 and it
participated in the maneuvers at Camp
Devens in the early autumn Of that
wear as well as at the annual encamf-
ment Of the regiment, held at Fort
Ethan lien las summer The company
was composed OF 80 enlisted men. near
" all Of whom were specialists. ac-
cording to the requirements of such a
company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
Daniel j. McGrath, For
merIy Dali Fireann Con-
sui to United States
GOT MYSTERIOUS
LETTER AT NEW YORK
1t Told Him to Leave Be-
fore the Morning Of
Dec. 26

New York, Dec. Is (By the Asscciat-
ed Press Daniel j. McGrath, former
ly Dali Eireann consul to the United
States. to-day was warned to leave
this country before the morning Of Dec.
26 by a mysterious letter writer who
signed himself, Authority, Irish Re-
publican Army
Mr.. McGrath refused to~comment on
the warning, but admitted that the let
ter held him responsible for the execu-
tions last Friday Of Rory 0'Connor and
three other Irish republican army off
GERS. He refused to give out a copy OF
the letter, and would not state wheth-
er ie contained threat of death if he
did not comply with its demand.
The letter was addressed to Honour
able James McGrath, Irish Consul 1t
was typewriter on a plain sheet Of
foolscap, and was rather long.
The postmark on the envelope
showed ii had been mailed at Grand
Central station at 9 p. NJ. Dec. IA.
There were no marks on 1t to identity
the writer.
Il am not James McGrath." Mr.. Nc
Grath said, "and / am not now the
consul. | resigned the Office the day
Rory O'Connor and the other Irish re-
publican officers were executed. | re-
signed by cable, the resignation to take
effect Immediately on its receipt"
Mr.. McGrath would not say to whom
he sent his resignation or why he gave
up the Office just after the announce
ment of the executions.
Mr.. Mcfirath succeeded Joseph Com
molly as consul on Nov. 26, 1922 Up
to that time he had been vice-consul.
Mr.. Connolly resigned as protest
against the government measures in
Ireland at that time and Mr.. Mcsrath,
who was in the charge Of the Irish
American chamber OF trade, was APP
pointed without going to Ireland. The
change in officials followed the execu-
tion of Erskine Childers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
lNEW YORK THEATRES
OPEN NEW YEARS. EYE
Sunday Ban Lifted on Promise That
Proceeds Would Go to Actors
Fund OF America.

New York, Dec. l5. Despite the fact
that New Years eve, once the gayest
night in the Broadway year, falls this
time on Sunday. there will be per-
formances on that one Sunday night
for the first time in the memory OF the
oldest inhabitant-all of the 46 legiti-
mate attractions now playing.
The Sunday ban was lifted for the
occasion on the promise of Daniel Froh-
man that the box office profits would
90 TO the actors fund Of America, 'of
which he is president.
Anticipating capacity houses at all
the plays, il was estimated the profits
for the night would total S25, 900 most
OF which, Mr.. Frohman said, would be
diverted to the house for aged actors
on Staten island.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
Hot Ashes in Barrel Start
ed Blaze at Mrs. Barbara
Wishart's
ELL AND BARN
WERE DAMAGED
But Firemen K.y Flames
Away From House
Itse i

Hot ashes placed q wooden barrel
in the rear Of the 3 ne cof Mrs Bar
bara Wishart Of - amp street were
the cause OF fire = ch this afternoon
destroyed one err the ell part of
the house and did some damage to the
rear wall and roof Of barn which adj
joins the ell.
Ncighbors in the vicinity Of the
Wishart home had noticed smoke COM
ing from the rear Of the house but
thought it was only bonfire. luther
Jennings, youngster who lives in the
neighborhood, became suspicious of the
smoke and informed Mrs. Wishart, who
was alone in the house, of the fact.
Finding a great deal of smoke in the
ell she sent him to box 35 on the corner
of Washington and Patterson streets,
from which point the general alarm
was turned in, just after noon.
The xaFrance truck with members
Of the department In charge Of Chief
John Heney, went to the scene and,
with the assistance of the call men and
two lines Of hose, the fire was under
control inside of twenty minutes.
After burning the barrel, the flames
worked onto the elaphoards of both
the ell and barn. In the former place
the blaze communicated with a large
woodpile and firemen were forced to
tear off the back end of the woodshed
in order to get at the seat of the trou-
Bile. After running up the side Of the
barn, the fire entered the building
through the caves and had started mer-
III AZ <fxsx Iaf L.
stream could be brought te bear on
it. Both of the buildings scorched are
joined with the house. The ashes bar
rel had been placed in the corner of
the ell and barn az the rear of the
house, and after going over the condi-
tions after the fire Chief Heney was
convinced that hot ashes in the barrel
had started the blaze.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
FINED FOR ~PuNcHBoARD."
Rutland Man Had Disregarded One
Warning.

Rutland, Dec. l5.-The first pros
sciltion in connection with the cam
paign 70 put a stop TO the use Of
punch. boards" and other gambling
implements in this city came yester-
day when James Calvi. proprietor Of
a fruit store on Merchants Row was
penalizcd sl7 Calvi was arrested
several DAYS ago after members Of
the police department had twice Wis
tied his store. merely warning him the
first time when they found a board
in operation
On the second visi. Chief Of Police
Z II. Lawson himself Vas one Of the
Inspectors and hc entered q complaint
against Cnlsi for whaf he considered
a faerant violation Of the law. Calxi
pleaded not guilty when arrested but
Yesterday he voluntarily went INTO
court and pleaied guilty. being fined
$40 and cdstsa The as.ti-gamhlinr cam-
uairu vas started because 81 complains
Tat iovs vtrs usine the -rareh-
hcsri
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
us. SUMMONS HARVEY
HOME FROM LONDON
II, SETTLE ON POLICIES
WILL HOLD MEETING
III HE'S THE ONLY PERSON
Robert Woodruff of Winder, Ca, Starts
Campaign Against Ku
Klux Klan.

Winder, Ca, Dec l5.-With dec
aration that mass meeting against
alleged prevailing Ku Kmx klan law
lessness will be held even if he, alone
attends, Robert l.. Woodruff, local mer-
chant, early to-day completed arrange
ments for the session called to adopt a
resolution declaring Darrow county cit
izens favor preservation Of law and Or
der. A similar resolution failed at a
recent mass meeting.
Citizens from all sections OF the
south were here presumably toFattend
the meeting, while throughout Georgia
interest has been aroused over the
strained relations between Mr.. Wood
ruff and the local Ku klux Klan chap
ter.
Adiutant General Hope of the Georgia
National Guard arrived here to-day,
having been sent by Governor Thomas
w Hardwick to try to prevent trou-
BILE between Mr.. Woodruff and the
klan
The situation was regarded as tense,
but local authorities said they would
be able to cope with any emergency.
An eleventh hour warning was received
by Mr.. Woodruff not to attend the
meeting
Mr.. Woodruff refused Governor Hard
wick's offer to furnish him adequate
military protection. He said if mem
'bers of the Khan planned an attack on
him Il believe it will not be openly but
from ambush and for that reason ! do
not believe a sheritf's posse or a mill
tary guard around my house would be OF
any avail"
What we need in Darrow county IL
to create sentiment against ku Klux
Klan lawlessness," Mr.. Woodruff told
Governor Hardwick at a conference
yesterday in Atlanta.
"That is why we intend to keep on
having a citizens mass meetings until
we can get resolution passed"
Mr.. Woodruff had letter from Gov
ernor Hardwick he intended to read at
to-day's meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
APPEALS TO WASHINGTON.
Wolfe Lindenfeld Brought from Po-
land in Wall Street Bomb Case.

New York, Dec l5.-Wolfe Linden
field, who was arrested in Poland after
he had claimed to know who was re-
sponsible for the Wall street explosion
and who was denied the right TO enter
this country as an immigrant, has APP
pealed his case to Washington. Lin
denfeld was brought to Ellis Island
after department of justice agent
had gone TO Poland TO question m.
The action of the special immigra-
ton board has no bearing, it was
stated. on charges that may be
brought against Lindenfeld by the de-
partment of justice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
RYE WHISKEY IN
NURSING BOTTLES
Allegedsto Have Been Served at New
England Road Builders Ban
quet in Boston.

Boston, Dec l5.-Investigation by a
federal grand jury of the report, pub
lished to-day, that rye whiskey was
served in nursing bottles at the annual
dinner Of the New England Road Build
frs' association in the Hotel Somerset
last night will be asked by Prohibition
Director Elmer G. Potter. The director
said he was without power to summon
witnesses, but announced that he would
make formal request on United States
Attorney Robert o. Harris that the
grand jury take up the matters so
that the witnesses might be required
to testify under oath.
The report of the banquet, which will
be the basis OF the official inquiry, said
that nearly 1000 guests found beside
their places at the tables bundles in
which were wrapped bottles that re-
sembled nursing containers, each with
a rubber nipple, and f.osted so that
the contents appeared to be milk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
cosGRovE DECLINES
To Appoint Committee to Meet Irish
Senate Peace Committee.

Dublin, Dec. Is tBy the Associated
Press .-President Oosgrove Of the
Dali Eireann, replying last night to
the peace resolutions of the Cork Har-
Dor commissioners, in which the Dali
was urged to, appoint committee to
meet the senate peace committee,
said:
''If peace is to be established at the
cost of allowing people to commander
goods, arrest citizens and break sol
emn agreements made with another
nation, the sooner | am informed that
do not represent public opinion the
better | am not prepared to recon-
mend that the Dali go further than it
already has gone"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15

that in view OF the contents Of the
letter submitted by Mr.. Keller, there
ii nothing for me to do but withdraw
my appearance from the committee,
which / do, thanking you for your
courtesy to me.
Representative Yates, Republican,
Ilynois, declared that keller's course
was "a grandstsnd play, SO staged
and intended
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
STATE BUDGET
BEING DRAWN UP
Committee In Session at Montpelier
Last Night for Many
Hours.

The state budget committee was in
session at Montpelier yesterday after
noon and last night unil nearly mid
night, wrestling with tthe estimate Of
department expense for the coming
two years, which it must weld into a
single budget that will meet the adj
vancing state expense situation in a
salntary manner. Among the sched
ules considered were those of the
agricultural department, including the
appropriation for bovine tuberculosis
eradication, the department of educa-
ton and the free public library COM
mission. The work is practically com
pleted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
rain OR SNOW
OYER COUNTRY EX-
CEPT FLORIDA
Particularly Heavy Snowfall Is Re-
ported in Lower Lake
Region.

Chicago, Dec. I5.-Heayy precipita-
ton, either snow or rain, in portions
Of every state except Florida, with q
particularly heavy snowfall in the low
er lake region marked the progress Of
winter over the United States.
While temperatures We're higher in
the eastern and southern states, it re-
manned unusually cold in the north
west region and was colder from the
upper Mississippi valley southwest
ward to Colorado and the Texas Pan
Handle. Temperatures of as low as
minus ten were predicted for Nebras-
ka, Iowa and South Dakota.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
BETHEL

Harry r. Tewksbury has moved his
family from the north part Of the
town 10 the Chapman house on Pleas
ant street.
A ION vas born Yesterday a. the
.anatorium to Mr.. and Mrs- Ayron A.
Havey.
Charles Norroll came home yester-
dav from the Huntington selsool IN
Ra.fon ftr his Christmas HOLIDAYS.
Charles Hutchius j. working in Brat
tieboro.
Miss Ethel Ryea 81 Bakersheh u
Writing her sister. Nrs. Gerald Walk
er.
Nsrda ". Lyman > home from rs
work IN Boston Tor Tire holiday
Tie toan basketball team met d.
feat 81 Uoodstock Wcincsdav rTr-
usnr hv q .care q 20 n p rcriey
Hafnts IL mane-rg ttt team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
F. S. STREETER LEFT z
$4,000 TO DARTMOUTH
Also Bequeathed $4,000 to President
Hopkins of Dart
mouth

Concord. n r., Dec. l5.-Dartmouth
college gets $4,000 by the viii Of Cen
eral Frank Shervin Streeter probated
in this city to-day. President Ernest
NJ. Hopkins Of Dartmouth is be-
queathed $4,000, $500 goes to the
Concord District Nursing association
and 81 900 20 the Concord Charity Or
ganization society. The remainder Of
the estate, total value not disclosed.
except for a few small bequests, goes
to his widow, children and other rels-
tives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
MOONSHINE
LEADER SLAIN
Bob Ballard Sought For
Staying Of Two Federal
Officers
BATTLE IN KEN
TUCKY MOUNTAINS
One Prohibition Agent
Killed and Charles Bal
lard Also Wounded

Lexington, Ky, Dec. l5.-rrohibi-
tion Director Sam Collins has received
word to-day that Bob Ballard, leader
Of the Menifee county moonshine gang,
sought for the staying Of two federal
officers last week, was killed in an
early morning battle with twenty pro-
hibition agents to-day. Deputy Cole,
prohibition agent, was slain in the
clash, the report said. Charles Ballard,
also sought, was wounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
SELECTED FOR fFRATs."
Norwich Secret Societies End Their
Rushing Season.

Northfield. Dec l5.--As The result
az the fraternity rushing season winch
closed at Norwich university yester-
day Phi Kappa Delta gained 10 new
members from the freshman class
Theta Chi gained seven, Delta Sigma
Tau six. Sigma Phi Epsilon fve, and
Alpha Sigma Pi three.
The new members follow:
Phi Kappa Delta: Robert b. WI
son Of Red Bank, n. j., Royal +. Brad
lev of Burlington, Paul 5. LlInt OF
Newburvport, Mass, William NJ. Ho-
gan and James 4. Martin. both OF
Portland. Me-, Grover Al. Gaifney 10
I.ex;ugton. Mass. Robert G.. Hober OF
Boston, George A. Holton OF North
field. Warren G. Field of Shrewsbury
Mass. and George 5. Cole OF AIRING
ton, Mass.
Theta Chi: Alton W. 3arstow OF
yvollaston. Mass. Donald T. Steele Of
Springfield. Mass. Allen f. Rice OF
Rrattleboro. William I. Todd Of Dor
chester. Mass. Malcolm ;. Burbank
and Leslie c. Tuxhury, both OF Ames-
hurry. Mass. and Donald r. Jordan OF
Worcester. Mass.
Delta Sigma Tau: Robert w. Cas-
tie Of Nelrose, Mass. George Corsiglia
and Paul Mazuzan. both Of Greenfield,
Mass. Donald S. Pope of Dorchester
Mas. Sumner ". Pierce of Reading,
Mass. and Lester T. Fanenf of Leba-
non, n. II.
sigma Phi E9silon Charles +.
Nickerson Of Need'iam, Mass, Robert
X. Logan OF Marlboro. Mass. William
y Graham Of Manchester. William T..
Peek OF Stratford. Conn, and Homer
Riggs of New York City.
Alpha Sigma Pi: Carol Gerrish OF
Berlin. y. H., Leslie W. Smith Of
Springfield. and Theodore NJ Ball Of
Northfeld.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
TITO MURDER VICTIMS
IN BURNING HOUSE
New York Police Seek Husband of
Slain Woman and Father of
Murdered Son.

New York, Dec. l5.- Mrs. Anna Ca
tolda and her nine year old son, Fred,
we're stabbed to death and their home
at Coney island set on fire early to-
day. Firemen discovered the bodies in
the house.
The police sent out general alarm
for Adam Catolda, the woman's hus-
band,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
THREE MOVIES ROBBED.
About $500 Taken from Each Place at
Lawrence, Mass.

Lawrence, Mass, Dec. Is. Safes in
three local moving picture houses were
broken open during the night and
about $500 was taken from each, ac-
cording to the police. The houses in
question adjoin one another on Broad
way and in each case enrance was
made through skylights over the stage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
Greek Won Most On the Turf.

Paris, Dec. l5,- n. L. Ambatielos
Greek shipowner, eads the French
turf in the amount won by his horses
for the season Of 1922, his total being
l,4ls 600 francs.
A. X. Macomber, the largest Ameri-
can winner. is thirteenth on the list
with 359. .342..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
AGRICULTURAL PROD
UCTS SALE BILL
Was Ordered Favorably Reported
Establishes sioo,ooo.ooo Cor

Washington, D. c., Dec. l5.-The bill
of Senator Norris, Republican, Nebras-
ka. TO establish a Sl00O00,o00 govern
ment corporation to finance sale Of
agricultural products, was ordered re-
ported fayorably to-day by the Senate
agricultural committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
NEW HAMPSHIRE MAN.


Chicaro. Dec. l5.-f-earEe Il Put
rau of Nea Hampshire eas tiecfei 10
-. errrutirr committee - the Aucri-
fsn Faru nrresu feieration az tie
snnuai rref,rE hsrr.