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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-23
Hardwick Five Trims
Claremont Quintet 1888

In the cleanest and fastest bas-
ketball game ever seen at Hard
wick, the Claremont five, which
defeated the local team here Tues
day evening, lost to Hardwick by
the close score of SO to 33. This
completely upsets the basketball
dope. Newport recently doubled
the score on Hardwick at New
port. The American Lsoion- Com
pany ID quintet has also defeated
Hardwick, but Claremont, con-
queror of ST. Johnsbury is taken
in tow by Hardwick.
One might gather from this
tumble of dope that game be-
tween st. Johnsbury and New
port might prove very interesting.
The Hanover Independents,
with "Nels" Browne and LEV"
Wachter starring, easily trimmed
Woodsville on the latter's own
floor by the score of "a to 8. 1t
was Woodsville's first defeat on
the home floor this season.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-23

With the baseball interests su-
pervised by Judge Lands and the
motion picture industry contloll-
ed by Will Hays why not get Col.
George Harvey, erstwhile Of
Peacham, VT, but more recently
of New York and London, to be-
come literary adviser Of the
"Fourth Estate. Our ambassador
to the Court of st. James could
qualify all right, for his famous
epigram, "An American ncwspap-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-23

er should be an American gentle
man.; is still the motto in many
newspaper Office.
Vermont is the Goth state in per
capita automobile ownership, one
in every 9.45 pers ms. Let's in
crease that a little, everybody get
a seven-passenger and then well
all ride.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-23
Academy Assembly In
PleaSe-U Tuesday

DR.. Benjamin T. Marshall,
president of Connecticut College
at New London, Conn, will adj
dress the Academy assembly
Tuesday morning at II O'Clock
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-23
The Evening Caledonian-Record

and will show stercopticon and
motion pictures of this college for
women. The assembly will be
held in the Please u theatre and
all persons interested are invited
to be present.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-23

At chapel Monday morning
Principal Wilson announced that
hereafter report cards Will be IS
sued each month instead of every
two months. This will enable
pupils and their parents to keep
informed OF the quality of the
work being done.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-23

The glee clubs have been askec
to give a concert in Passumpsit
on Friday evening Feb. 3.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-30

Barbatii carl Nh Sc lasa tarba-
citi de femei Sunt conSiderati ca
cele mai brutale creaturi de So
tile lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-30
ABONAT1 z1ARuL
AMERICA


LeS
Partea a doua q claselor pentrn
cetateni cond6se de Citizens
Bureau" Sc vor deschide formal
in saptamana viitoare, 3 Apriie
1922. ,Aceste clsse snnt pentrn
barbati 81 femAi carl si-au scos
hartia brima doresc q Sc prega-
teasca pentrii examinarea finalk
pentru shdrtia doila. Clasele Sc vor
tine odata ne skptamsitx in tot
timpul in tot ilrsul anilni; de Il
100 - 900 4, Cand nembri
aeestor clase e. opinia inyat atatorhl
lni, salnt CALI 1f pentru exami-
nares Il % ya IN. uilf feertifi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-30
INF0RNAT|UN|

Mexico City. Aici exista
miscare puternica care are de
scop asanarea moravurilor. Act!-
vitatea lor este desvOltata mai
ales contra cinematografelor earl
sunt lasate, sub durata perfor-
marei. = in nm intuneric COM
plect. dcci sunt foarte adaptate
pentru scopuri morale.
Paris = Charles Henry Hfrsch,
unul din eel mai faimosi scriitori
de piese pentru cinematografe,
care a deserts 81 viata spioanci
Mata !Hari care fost impuscata
in decursnl razboiului, vrea ca
sa faca 0 piesa pentru filme des-
pre- faimOsnl~Landru care a fost
ghilotinat find gasit vinovat de
mOartea IL femei. Hirch lucrea-
za de mai multe saptamani, stu
1diind arhivele tribnnalelor eau
tand documente despre faptele lni
Landru. Ell fotografat mai multe
locuri in temnita din Versailles
unde fost inchis Landru 81 unde
ia fost executat.
Madrid. Aici sc fac experiment
tari Gu o motocicleta care este
|pfOvazuta GU sase cilindre, puse
lin forma literei T. Motocicleta
este de 360 funti 81 poate face 0
viteza de 80 mile la ora. Este in
ventia unui bogat spaniel.
go
New York. - Agentii federali
de prohibitie au arestat sase indi-
|vizi carl vindeau niste bonboane,
umplute Gu whiskey. Ri sunt acu-
zati eau violat prohibitia. Gel
arestati sunt: Sim r. Weinman,
|un antreprenor, Anthony Scwo-
rer, un agent de llrsa, Alexander
Ramer, comerciant, George Cruick
shank, agent, Louis Frank, biju-
tier 81 Daniel Ilefkpwitz, agent,
p; an fost elberati apoi contra
unei cautii mai mare.
ests
San Francisco. Dcamna Mar,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-30
DIN fUcA Q)ND1Uuu|

Printul egyptian carc~a VENT IN
tara aceasta sa cheltuiasca 2OO.OO0
dolari intr un an GU stelele'
cinematografelor noastre sc Va
conyihge i'm curind ca in Holly
wood dolarul mai mic ca pias-
trul in Cairo.
q
In Columbia. Kentuky, contra
l3andistii au format % asociat TUNE
Gu statute 81 functionari in buna
regula, obligandu-se sa fie soil
dari 81 sd semnaleze indata mem
brilor cand apare vre-nn agent al
uscatilor sau vre-un copoiu care
sd le miroasa urma.
g
Cc fOloseste veSta culraSata
pentru un barbat a carui nevasta
site sil traga asa de binc la tint@
cd il nimereste 81 in cap tot atat
de lesne ca 81 in pept'
So
Oamenii de stiint;i earl Isl perd
timpul sa descopere parazitul Gel
mai mic din lume ar trebui sa in
venteze un miiloc sd descopere pc
cei earl scriu anonim. Stunt eel MAJ
mici paraziti din lumea asia.
"a
Barbatii carl Nh Sc lasa tarba.
citi de femei sunt considerati ca
cele mai brutale creaturi de So
tile lor.
50
Una din cele treisprezeee ne
veste parasite 81 excrocate de
I'D Ill ANOOTc - Cd1IulVdt Id I)EtO
| tie dat in judecata pentru bi.
gamie, falsificari 81 furt, a scri>
sefulni politiei din IndianapoIi.
ca spera ca va Fl condamnat la 2(
ami ca sal treaca nervositatea. c
alta. a scris zicand intre altele
'Asi dori sa mil dati pc man;
mea numai douazeci 81 patru d,
orr. Va asigur ca l'asi mangai;
oana i-asi potoli nervi ca sa numa
sufere de nervositate.'
-
Tn Spaniel inventat mitrali
era care sloboade $500 focuri d,
minut. Arma e compusa din 80 tev
fiecare in stare sa sloboada II
focuri pc minut. Pentru operare;
armei trebue cinci oameni. = S.
zice ca inventatOrul va concur;
pentru premiu Nobel.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-30
Pc PARTEA DE VEST.

Marti, Brooklyn Library, w.
25th & Mapledale.
Luni 81 Joi, Carnegie w. Libra
ry, Fulton Rd. & Bridge Ave.
Joi, Edgewater Library, 7434
Detroit Ave.
Luni, Gilbert School, w. 58th &
Storer Ave.
Vineri. jefferson Library. $50
jefferson Ave.
Marti, Lorain Library, 1916
Lorain Ave.
Miercuri, South Library, Clark
& Scranton.
MART, Miercuri 81 .Joi, Citizens
Bureau, Old Court House.
Pentru acei carl lucreaza nOap-
tea Sc va tinea o clasa speciala Ia
Citizens Bureau. Mercuri la ora
9 a. m.
The Citizens Bureau va Fl des-
chis in fiecare ri, 81 i'm serile de
Joi de la Z <pana la 8 ca sa asiste
la facerea aplicatiurilor pentru
natnralizare, sd dea informatiuni
eu privire Ia cetatenies 81 imigra-
re, sa dea sfaturi 81 sa resolve
reclamatiile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-30
coltCERTuL VA n uR1fAT
DE- DAM.


II NJ. a. slln1oEx, II y
Martie - solscusut D srs11i,
'vspSsul 8 >. AsrOgolis ! font
- IN anantal III h, 0alahon
Co Acsasta ereeaM > fost
t1s1evae8 dap6 ~ y ap1fut
vss.c ottovs nlzAsfs, f1st Z
- i1lsdiAt sstssteA6. Acro.
~ ~ ~ nioi e'o1nee - ~
\. oalanoD i q. A D.de
1horican Blaok ~ Lino.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-30
C0leCERfUL ARTfSTULUI
VERNESC y
IN DETROIT, MICH.

Gu deosebita placere adncem La
,cunostinta pllblicnlui romanesc
din Detroit, Mich, ca Dumineca
2 Aprilie 1922 va avea loc in noua
Hala Romana din Russell 81 Farms
worth. In coNC1RT dat de Ar
tistul Roman Al 81. vesnescu 81
dina Vernescu, cu binevoitorul
concurs al Clubnlui Romano
American al Damelor Romano din
|localitate.
Ziarul America a vorbit la
|timp despre minunatele Concerto
date de acest artist roman in
Chicago, Cleveland, 81 alte centre
romanegti, incalxind sufletele Ro-
manilor ell duioasele melodii adu-
|se de pc plaiurile patriei mume.
Nh ne 1ndoim deci Cd publicul
rOm6nesc din localitate se va
grabi sd ia parte in mash Ii acest
important evenimant.
coJtcxRTuL VA. n unafAr
DE DAMB.
| ~ ..r 8lg4A 2
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-30


In Citizens Bureau sau de Ia orr
care btbiioteca publica.
rreAasrA DE zsr
MART, Alta House, 1251O May
field Rd.
Miercuri 81 .Joi, Broadway III
brary, Broadway 4 Z. 55th.
vineri, Collinwood .Jr. High,
l52nd & st. Clair
Luni, Council Ed. Alliance, 1854
Woodland.
(. Miercuri, f. 10th st. Library,
1915 L. 10th st.
Sambata, Glenville library,
1O523 st. Clair Ave.
Luni, Hiram House, 2723 Oran-
sc Ave.
Luni, Mount Pleasant School.
| f. l16th & Union Ave.
Luni. Memorial School, f. 152nd
& Waterloo Rd.
Sambata 9 a. M. Polish Hall,
E7146 Broadway.
Miercuri, Quincy Library, b.
10th 4 Quincy.
Luni, Rice School, r. 10th Cor.
Buckeye.
Luni, Marti.' Miercuri 81 Joi,
St Clair Library, st. Clair 4 E.
55th st.
Miercuri. Woodland Library
58M Woodland Ave.
Vineri, Woodland Bath House,
+. 93rd & Woodland Ave.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-30

!
Chicago 81 uda din cele mai mari
cantarete din lume, care trebnia
sa cante aici in o opera, ma fost
in stare sd paraseasca hotelui din
cauza boalei sale. B0ala sa, GU
toate cd nu este de naturA foarte
sprioasa. va impiedica Gle a can
I la cateva xile. Ea a contractat o
raeeala venind din Portland, Ore
! Akron, @. Oficiantii firnei
Rrown-Graves Company au anun-
| tat ca in Occurs de sase sapta-
mani Sc yor incepe lucrarile PEN
| Itru cladirea buildingului de trei
etaie unde vor Fl birourile compa-
niei. carl au fost distruse de foe
in Decemvrip. Sc va folosi lotul
vechiu din 1871 Miller ave. Costul
cladirii va Fl de 100000.
Miami. Fla. - Frank A. Wild
man, proprietarul nnei farmacii
81 un fruntas al unei biserici de
aici. a fost in conditie foarte cri-
tica la spital in urma ranelor pri-
mite de revolverul doammei Fran
icis Hancock, alta farmacista.
lDoamna Hancock a declarat poll
| tiei ca ca impuscat pc Wild.
man cand acesta fncercat sa fie
obraznic Gu ca. Dansa a fost ares
tata.
Mexico City. - A fOst dat un
ordin pentru expulsarea lui Ge-
naro Laurito. conform artico-
ilului 33 din constitutie. Ell va Fl
cxpulsat pentru ca ar Fl condus
turburarile din Guadalajara. Lau-
rito este I'M argentinian care e
identificat eli activitate radicala.
AreStarea s'a facut dupa ce sau
dat hlpte de strada intre radicali
si nationalist. cu cafe ocazie an
fost omorite cinci persoane 81 II
an fost gray raniti.
a pa victima in acest an, 81 a
patra decansl politia deschis Q
lupta contra automobilistilor cpi
mana fara griie, murit All in
spitalul Glrnville. Ea este Antho'
ny Frederick. de 33 ami. FredericC
fost omorita de I'm automobil
cand s'a coborit din automobilul
sau.
1
| Washington. - Ford este auto
rizat de guvernul din Washington
ca sd instaleze Ia fabricele salt
din Detroit o static puternica dt
telegrafie 81 telefon fara sirma
pentru scopnri distrative. Ell v;
instala statia numai pentru pla
cerea muncitOrilor sal, carl vOl
putea s'asculte muzica din toat;
tara. Ford a declarat CD ell v,
e aranja statia asa, ca fiecare nun
citor S alba, la locuinta sa proprie
statii de telefon fara sirma d
! PRINT. Mai tarzin, Ford va extin
: de acest serviciu 81 pentru chesti
/ comerciale.
Los Angeles. - Gu Ocaziune
alegerii unni juriu pentru desba
!, terea a douaoara cazului lu
I Arthur c. Burch, acuzat in lega
,, tnra Gu asasinarea lui j. Belto
! Kennedy, s'a prtrecut o seen
d interesanta 81 neobicinuita. Can
a Bnrch a fost adns in sald, ell, oct
J pandu-si locul in scalnul acuzat
II lor, zimbit unuia din publ,
Z Bailiful Clark Reeder declare
/ atunci ca Burch continue de
/ cocheta cn dOna ,fete, Gu carl
L cochetat 81 in decursul sedintei d
y eri. FL nu permite sd Sc petreac
e astfel de scene in sala tribunalt
$ lui, - a declarat Reeder 81 ordt
e nat ca fetele ~ fie dtlse afara
sa nu mai fie Almise in sala.
: !, ABONAT1 Z1ARUL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-30

Ca dovada pentlu pregafirea DOR
Ca sa dcvild Cetateni Americani.
Cereti listA a acestor Clase de
In Citizens Bureau sau de Ia ori
care btbtioteca publica.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1922-05-13
U. S. VETERANS BUREAU
DISTRICT NO. 10

Transfer from Washington to the
District Office of the Veterans Bureau
in Minneapolis of control over nine
thousand cases of service men re-
celvlng or seeking training or com:
Pensation, was announced by C. D
Hubbard, District Manager.
Completion of the case transfe,
from Washington is characterized as
the biggest single step yet taker
toward carrying out the provisions OF
the Sweet bill, which declared that
the functions conferred in Washing.
ton should be decentralized to the
District Offices with full power to act
on them. The nine thousand cases
over which complete control was
transferred to Minneapolis were re.
ceived about ten days ago and the
work OF consolidating and putting the
last Of them into shape for full func.
tioning in Minneapolis has been fin.
ished. ,,..: - -
Another shipment of twenty thous.
and disallowed claims soon will be
forwarded to the Minneapolis Office
which, although temporarily inactive
can be reopened by the men at any
time upon his representing that cause
Off compensation or training has
arisen since the case was disallowed
The changes effected make possible
Settling back claims for compensa-
ton without reference to Washing
ton, and immediate payment Of
amount due. .-... -
Increasing or decreasing of COM
pensation paid because the service
mans condition is found to have been
changed.
Saving Of nine days on cases sent
to Washington, and multiples of that
number in case papers have to be
sent back.
Immediate transfer from compen-
sation to training or vice versa, and
discharge from either by the Mime
apolis District office. ~-~
The status now reached is that con-
templated by the Sweet Bill. -
Since the passage of the Bill, new
applications from former service
men resident in the states of Mime
sofa, North and South Dakota and
Montana have been handled direct
from Minneapolis, but the accumu-
lated old cases will henceforth be ad-
Indicated in the District office.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1922-05-13

when. we were listening with OPEN
mouthed horror to widest tales of
massacres in Kiev, Of starvation in
India, of cutrages in Korea and Ar
menia.
There may be little or nothing to
the charges made against American
rule. But it is time self-respect on
the part of congress compelled COM
plete inquiry of the conditions in
Porto Rico.
The great trouble with Porto Rico
seems to have been the lack Of a
good, experienced propaganda bu-
reau in the United States, with
suave and capable mixers in charge
of the New York and Washington
offices. All the poverty-stricken suf-
ferers Of other lands who have ap-
pealed successfully for American aid
and sympathy have recognized the
necessity Of maintaining high-priced
and efficient agencies for propaganda
in this country. -.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1922-05-13
GET BUSY WITH THE u. S. SENA-
TORS.

TORS.
The Dyer anti-lynching bill has
been passed by the house of repre-
sentatives and is now in the senate
in the hands of the judiciary commit
tee. ---
If the judiciary committee reports
the Dyer bill, it's enactment by the
senate is almost certain. The sena-
tors on that committee are:
Knute Nelson, Minnesota; William
P. Dillingham;, Vermont; Frank B.
Brandegee, Connecticut; William E.
Borah, Idaho; Albert B. Cummins,
Iowa; LeBaron B. Colt, Rhode Island;
Thomas Sterling, South Dakota; Geo.
w. Norris, Nebraska; Richard P.
Ernst, Kentucky; Samuel M. Short
ridge, California; Charles A. Culber-
son, Texas; Lee S. Overman, North
Carolina; James A. Reed, Missouri;
Henry F. Ashurst, Arizona; John K.
Shields, Tennessee; Thomas J. Walsh,
Montana.
Now is the time to write or tele-
graph the members of the judiciary
committee and ask them to support
the bill. It is especially important
that the people Of Minnesota flood
Senator Nelson with letters and tel
egrams asking him to vote for fav-
orable report on the bill. The out
look is favorable but work must be
done to make assurance doubly sure.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1922-05-13

Representative Fordney of Michi-
gan has introduced bill in the house
proposing a:loan of 100000 to Lii
IBERIA. The Liberians seem to want
the money and the president was in
the u. S. last year making an appeal
for it; but THE APPEAL believes it
to be dangerous matter. If the
money is loaned and not promptly
paid it will be an excuse for the
United States to 60 in and take pos
session, and thus get a foothold in
Africa, and then Uncle Sam will pro-
coed to mistreat and murder the Lii
berians just as he did in Haiti. The
L1berlans would do well to sidestep
that loan. --1. ,..~.-.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1922-05-13
1T MUST NOT BE

The proposition to establish a play
ground for COLORED children in St.
Paul is un-American and THE AP-
PEAL is opposed to it.
One of the strange phases of jim
crowism in these days in the fact that
nine-tenths of the plans to degrade
the colored people into pariah class
are conceived in the brains of people
who call themselves Christians. In
the majority Of cases when the COL
ored man is kicked down it is done
"for his benefit" and ain the name of
The Lord" =
No doubt some. of the promoters
believe that they are doing a great
thing for the colored people of Saint
Paul but they are mistaken.
No greater evil could come to Saint
Paul, to the white people as well as
the colored people, than the attempt
to segregate one group of citizens.
1t is a thing which will serve to in
flame the fires of race prejudice.
1t is uncomfortable that any COL
ored people could so belittle them
selves as to be parties to so infam-
Gus a scheme and it is infamous
whether it is so intended or not. We
are glad to know that the superin-
tendent of Fairgrounds opposes the
plan.
The decent self-respecting people
OF Saint Paul must fight the nefari-
GUS scheme to a finish. If you are a
good American you should oppose it.
1T MUST NOT BE!
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1922-05-13
"WELL, WE'VE BEEN PRETTY
BUSY"

The following from the Dearborn
Independent is a clear and concise
statement of the hypocrisy of Ameri-
cans in the matter Of misgovernment:
Residents Of the United States have
always been prompt in their express
sions of anger over misgovernment
of persons in other lands. Korean
oppression, Chinese exploitation, Irish
suffering, Spanish misrule in Cuba
and Armenian massacres, are only a
few of the things wrong with the
world which have drawn vigorous de-
nunciation in this country. ..
But for nearly year, protests
with ever-increasing force have been
coming from Porto Rico over Ameri-
can misgovernment. Since the Amer
lean marines and a New York city
bank took over the control of Hayti,
there has been steady stream Of
charges that the natives of that re-
public has been made the victims of
military and financial oppression.
.. There has been a mild investiga-
ton of the Haytian affair, but no
clear-cut understanding of the situa-
ton has been brought home to the
public. AS for Porto Rico, the
islands resident commissioner in
congress has talked himself hoarse
in trying to get an inquiry, San
Juan grand jury has returned an in
dictment Of the American governor,
and many articles setting forth the
accusations against american man
agement have been dispatched to
American newspapers. But congress
yawned and took no action, the
United States Judge would not accent
the grand jury's Indictment, and it
was a dull day for news when the
American. newspapers found even
little space in an obscure position for
Porto Rico.
1t is difficult for US to believe any
thing can be seriously wrong with
the government we donate to others.
We are doubtless quite right in tax
ing with grain Of salt the charges
made against the officials we have
kindly let our island wards take.
But it seems rather funny that we
never thought Of that grain Of salt.
= Z
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1922-05-13
Khan AssaiIed BY Kansas City Mayor.

klan Assaulted by Kansas City Mayor.
Kansas City, Kan-The Ku Klux
Khan was debated at the London
Heights Methodist Episcopal church
today by DR.. Harry Graham, Boston,
announced as an international or
ganizer of Ku Klux Khan, and Mayor
Harry B. Burton, of this city. DR..
Graham said the Khan works for So
cial purity, white supremacy, the well
fare Of the nation and upholding the
Constitution of the United States.
Mayor Burton declared the Khan was
un-American, cowardly and oppres-
sslve, and that it's members should CO.
operate unmasked with the law, not
brighten and punish in it's defiance.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1922-05-13
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