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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04
THE SCORE BOARD

Yesterdays hero Mcmillan. Yanks
rookie. hit a double in pinch IN
the tenth inning and drove in the
run tha beat the Indians. 10 to 9.
Pep Young and Casey Stengel hit
homers that helped the Giants beat
the Cubs. . to 0. after they had lost
five straight.
The Tigers beat the Red Sox in a
double header, Z to o. and to 4.
Pillette allowed only two hits in the
first, and Heilman hit his seven
teenth homer in the second.
Doll Jacobson hit t~o homers and
helped the Browns trounce the Attn
letics, 8 to 5.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04
NoRrHcLIrFE GROWS WEAKER.

London. Aug. t-Grave concern
over the condition Of vIscount North
cllffe. famous English publisher was
felt today when II was announced
that his heart was growing steadily
weaker
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04
Western Association.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Oklahoma State League.

Oklahoma State League.
At Clinton 4; Guthrie 2.
At Wilson 0; FL Reno 5.
AT Chickasha 4; Duncan s.
Western League.
At Oklahoma City 3; Omaha 2.
At Wichita 8; Denver 3.
AT st. Joseph 6; Sioux City 4.
At Tulsa 8; Des Moines 6.
American League.
At Detroit II; Boston O-4.
At Cleveland .; New York 10; ten
nnings).
AT Chicago 0; Washington 2.
At st. Louis .; Philadelphia 5.
National League.
AT Boston /; Pittsburgh 5.
At New York ); Chicago 0.
At Brooklyn 4; Cincinnati 0.
At Philadelphia /. st. Louis Z.
Western Association.
AT Springfield 2; MeAlester 0.
At Henryetta A. Enid Z.
At Joplin 4; Okmulgee s.
AT Fort Smith /; Pawhuska 2.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04

league lenders and then toss him
aside.
That's what was done with Hymie
Gold. the California lightweight, and
money was made on IT,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
UNITED Press Sports Editor)


New York, August. 4.-Playe.s,
managers and fans never will agree
who has the hardest job in baseball
Seeking a less complicated subject
of argument, II might be debate |
who has the softest job in baseball.
The answer just bangs in without
a chance for comeback.
Johnny Mitchell has the easiest
place the game ever offered.
Mitchell is with the New York
Yanks and he is the shortstop under.
study for Everett Deacon Scott.
ScCtt hasn't missed a game since
June 20, 1916.
Soft? Soft?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04

Tho largest known Brazilian dii'
moEc weighed 254 cirats.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04

Mogridge let the White Six get
only four hits and hit homer
Washington winning out, 2 to 0.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04

narkable that he could 20 practical
ly seven full seasons without missing
one game. sh
1t Is not the broken bones from
sizzling drive or the mean gashes
from spike blades that Scott fears
most His former buddies with the
Red Sox, now with him on the Yanks
gays his most feared Nemesis is q
dose of boils.
In addition to being sports ex-
ample of an iron man, Scott is base
ball's finest fielding shortstop, one
one o ( the games brainest players,
deadly batter in pinch and a
personality that is an asset on any
ball club
lie is.popular with the players and
fans, respected and admired by his
employers and fithful to his ideals
Of duty. What else is there?
George Kelly, first baseman of the
Giants, has missed only one game
in three years and Jimmy Johnston,
OF the Robins, has played in 473 con
secutive games when he was forced
cut early in July. Just little flickers,
however, against glafing light
Professional boxing is admitted to
have a number of serious ailments,
but William Muldoon, chairman of
the New York commission, recently
pointed ut the most dangerous i'll
when he blamed the managers ava
rice and greed for most of 'the
trouble.
Just so they can make matches
and get the jack, most of he man
ayers care little for what the public.
gets of it or their own charges,
either, when it gets down to hard
cases
That does not hold for all man
% pn nradifc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04

For a short stop who is in the
way { cannon ball drives of the
rabbit ball and who day after day
is in the path of glistened spikes
coming into second base, it is re-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04

No baseball manager would take
o rookie pitcher, send him in 10
be knocked all over the lot by the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04

Scarf Mentions the shooting o. q?
arrow 5Sf yards by a Turk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04

Glazner allowed only four hits and
drove in two runs with a double, the
Pirates winning from the Braves.
to !.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04
ruth Yesterday
| |AND A YEAR AGOj
1927.

lhfl' f.taf
No game. rain,
1922. -
Walked. Singled 10 right.
Doubled 10 right. Fouled to first.
Famed. Grounded to second.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04

Bmleigh Grimes let the Reds down
with four hits and the Robins won.
To o.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04
ABANooNs CHANNEL SWIM.
,m NJ lan~i Pw-)

ilh Ths lhli-l ffe~l
noycr. Eng. Aug a.-Miaa Mcr'
esdcs Glells was forced today 10
give up her attempt to swim from
England to France after being In
tho water for eight hours.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04

That does not hold for all man
ayers. Some of them are real credits
to the game-and some are not.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04

On June 2G Scott played in his
J00th consecutive game and he is
still going along piling up a record
that it's a 1000 to l shot never viii
be equalled.
In comparison, the previous record
o. 577 started in 1885 by George
Pickney, of the Brooklyn American
Association Club, does not look like
q good starter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04

Htnllne's fom.basc clout scored
the only run off Jess flaines and
the Cards won from the pills. 7
10 |. t.-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04

JScotty claims thatshe Aever keeps
track of the progress ao9his high run
and that he didn't know he had pas
sed the 900 mark until he read it in
the papers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04
loAANNs!s&4a' y } !!


markable that he could 20 practical
ly seven full seasons without missing
one game. eh
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04

If you are a good friend of the
Deacons don't ask him how many
games he has played or how many he
is shooting at. His natural modesty
is reinforced by the superstition that
It's not well to talk about it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04

His friends on the Yankee club,
however, are responsible for the tip
that he is aiming for record of 1000
straight games and by that time he
will have become so firmly addicted
TO the habit that he will just keep
going until someting stops him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04
Spinning Studebaker Store
KANSAS AND FIFTH.

We are booking orders for future delivery have only
one Light Six Roadster and Special Six Touring
in stock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-04

He is.popular with the players and
fans, respected and admired by his
employers and fithful to his ideals
Of duty. What else is there?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-07
TA1LAs PARA poI1c1A Insu1AR


Con el fin de elegir candidates. para
guardias de la Policfa 1nsular, Ell Jefe
de la Policia Insular, con "a sproba.
ci6n de la Comisi6n de la Posicfa, ha
designado ell dia Is de Junio p16ximo,
las 1000 A. M.
Para las presentes tallas solo Sc ad-
mitiran candidstos comprendidcs entire
los IS y 80, con no menos de pies
z ia pulgadas v 13O libras de peso;
ademas han de ser de buena reputa-
ci6n, gozar de huena salud, saber leer
Y escribir y no haber sido expulsados
deshonrosamente de ningun 1csrgo civil
militar, convictos de ningIn delito
cue envuetva degradation moral
AqreEos que tengan sus soiicitudes
en- este Quartet General pueden .pasar
. recogcrlos para su presentation la
comisi6n de la PoIicia Insular, antes
de la fecha indicada.
Los Jefes de .Distrito proporc;onaran
solicitudes en- blanco a los Que reunan
las condiciones requeridas.
j. JUDGE,
Ayudante de Ia Policia insular.
Advt.
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PARA NUEvA YORK


En- el vapor Filadelfa' quo salid
aver para Nueva York, enbarcaron los
siguientes pasajeros:
caraxiola vazquez, Petra Figueroa
Santos Pampas, Manuela 3. de Men
ehaca, Maria Menchaca, Gladys Pabon
Antonio Colorado, Marry @. Merriam
Ignacio de Jesus, Maria Teresa Pousa
Maria E. Colon de Lopez, Francisco
Berries, william Unger, Encob Cava-
nough, Antonio Espada, Donarila Lel
lbr6n, Vicente Lind, Luis Vega, Robert
B. Frederick, Genaro Cotto, Fcliza &.
de Cotto Ana Luisa Cotto, Monserrate
P. de Knipps, Mildred Knipps, August
Knipps, Francisco Maymi, Ricardo Pa
checo, Juan Nieves vazquez, Alberto
Medina, Claudio Torres Gregg, Julia
Marrero, GregOrio DOncel, Jose Reyes
Garcia Juan Drew.
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SILLONES BARBERIA:-- Apara-
aores espejo, Esterilizadores, vibrado-
les. Mauuina .BRESsANT" y acceso-
rios. Asentadores Dobles, Cuelios gonna.
Jaboneras, Atomizadores, BoteI.as para
ralco, Pinzas, Lapices cauterizadores,
cepillOs, Brochas, Recogedores barba,
Ldmpiador peines Peinillas, Cosmeticos,
Papel sSANCROSsn cabecera. Jab6n
Antiseptico (Per6xido) para afeitar,
Tapones porcelana y niquelaaos, Pasta
Asentadores. Piedras Belgium Ma
vajas tAleinanas'' y Tijeras.
K0KEN BARRIERS SUPPLY Co.,
oficina en- San Justo 81 altos, Aparta-
Go 456, Tel6fono 1898, San Juan, P. z.
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AL.BORDE: E.LA!NIDk
1888
DE AQUI A DOS SIGLOS

Lector:- 6td no te has entrcgadc
nluchas veces la meditation de lc
que sera Ell mundo de aqui a IN Ilsont6n
de amos: g Cos aiglos, por ejemplo7 -
Seguramente cue 10 has hecho, como
10 hago yo, a cada instante, como 10
hacemos todos los seres porque, es ley
natural la de no estar nlinca satisfe-
cho con 10 que Sc tiene, y sonar, eterna-
nente, con 10 que tendran nueStros Sc
nejantes del mafiana.
Y cuando til has pensado en- ese fu-
turo remote, cuando has uuerido CON
tempIar la vida de 10 porvenir al traves
de los vidrios de aumento de III fanta-
sia, 5c6mo la has inaginado7, ic6mo
la has vistc?
A yer: sofiemos juntos, nairemcs jun
tos hacia ella, v vamos levantar cas-
tiIIos en- ell aire, -en Ell aire de nucstras
Quimeras, y crearemos i'm mundo una
hrmsnidad a nnestro antojo, nuestrO
capricho ...
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Para ir de suno q otro contiaeEte no
sera menester de buaues de vapor nj
de velas latinas. ESQ Sc deiaba para
los de diez s.glos atrasl diran los de
entonces, intlados dc vanidad
Gigantescos puentes tirados sobre los
mares, como brazos innensOs que quisie-
ran abrazar Ell desnudo pecho del ocea-
no, bastaran para la continus comuni-
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Puesto que 80 estoy escribiendo para
I'm peri6dico v tn leyendo ese reri6dico,
vamos imaginar como seran los dda-
rios de aqui q dos sigIos.
Cadai suscriptor, junto con su nombre,
dejara saber al administrator del pc:
ri6dico cual es su color y sli perfume
favoritos Asi, 81 Ell rosa es Ell coler pre-
feridt ell clavel Ell aroma pred:lecto,
Ell nnmero que Sc le envie ira en- papel
color de rosasy perfumado clavel.
Habra una maQuina que Ell escritor
SO aplicara al cerebro y segia vaya pen
sando Sc iran imprimiento en- ella ar
ticulos, cr6ncias, informacione2, v nc
tendra cue sufrir este procet.iIniento
tardfo que practicamos hoy, lie hacerlc
plu1na a maquina de esc-ibir, en-
viarIo luego las linotipos, corregir
una, dos, tres pruebas, y despUes a Ia
prensa. Y como el proceso sera tan ra-
pido. Sc tiraran cientos de ediciones,
diariamente, al costo de Glen ejcmpla-
res por centavo. iBuen negeeio para la
administrator!
Desde luego, Que no habra reparti-
dores. Por medic dc la electricidad (que
entonces Sc sabra 10 que ESD cada MI
Nero ira a su destino sin que 10 toque
siauiera la nSano del hosnbre. ira den
tro de un sobre de papei de ceda y con
I'm letrerito que olga stbuencs diasp
"buenas tardes 2 buenas noches''',, Sc
gun la hora que SO viva. iQrs comodi-
dadI ssl
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Sc VENDE casa de concrete de
reciente construction, con solar
de $50 metros cuadrados. Gale
Hoare, parada IA. Sitio fresco,
Gale aIcantariIIada y afirmada,
muy proxin1a al coIegio Puerto
rriqueiio de Nifias, y a la escueIa
Rafael cordero. Para mas in
formes escriba J. r., P. o. Box,
1897, San Juan; o lame al
teIefono 614, Santurce.
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c1NE LUNA:

Episodes tres cpatro de, la serie La
DiOsa de IA selvant VI una colnodia.
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CINE TRES BANDERAs.
Primavera del 1922

Mae Murray y David Powell en- el dra
ma en- seis actos titulado HIdolo de Ba-
1ro'' una comedia.
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i caci6n de todos los pueblos, de todos los
paises, de todos los continentes.
Ell aire ofrecera tanta irneza como
la TERRA ofrece hoy, y Ell traffcc sera
a6reo. Desde luego, que sera necesario
regularlo. Y para clio Sc elevaran glo-
hos cautivos desde donde los policias
haran sefiales, autorizando los avia-
dores DOLLAR por esta esqrinl a
continuar por aQuclla recta.
Los autom6viles-si es que existen-
seran vehiculos para pobrcs', nc
tendran mas importancia qua la que
Sc 1e da hoy una carretilla dc mano
a una csrreta de bueyes.
La sociedad de entonces tendr5 otro
concepto de la moral, de esa moral al
midonada y planchada que tiens la So
ciedad de hoy, y Ell hombre puede ser
Que sea libre, como en- sus prineros dias,
cuando no estaaa, estnpidamente, some
lido convencionalismos, sino salvaje-
mente entregado la ibertad personal
instintiva. lQu6 delicia! Ensonces el
amor cantara su himno a la vida y a
la naturaleza de una manera desintere-
sada Y, qnizas, ell hombre sea dichoso,
81 es que Ia felicidad Y la algeria, el
iubilo y la holganza, pteden ser sus
amigos. algana vez, en- su vida terre-
nal -
~
Ir Martes, Venus y Jdpiser, sera
tan facil como il a New York. y, desde
luego, que Ell intercambio de ideas en-
tire nosotros los mundos desconoeidos
hara razas fuertes y hornbres formida-
blemente rObustos.
La ciencia andara a las mil maravi-
las. seg1n hay hoy Quien Sc inyecte
las glandulas del mono para conservar
sn potencia ffsica hasta los liltisroe amos
de su vida. los poetas liricos Sc inyec-
taran glandulas de ruisefior, para can
tar con mas dulzura; los boxeadores
glandulas de oso, para tener los brazos
mas fuertes; y los corredores giandulas
de liebre. Desde luego que, los services,
Sc inyectaran glandulas de serpiente,
para ,arrastrarse mas de 10 que Sc arras-
tran hoy, los pies de los amos,
namenss gobernador, presidente rev..
-liTe agradaria, 1ector- vivir en-
tonces, de aqui dos siglos?.
I'll crees que 81, como 10 creo yo,
pero la verdad es que no soportariamos
Ell peso abrumador de tan avanzada ci-
vilizaci6n.
81 Adam viera hoy una mujer con
los trajes modernos. Sc asustaria 'spor-
que Eva no vestia'', sino al fresco''.
Asi nos asustarlamos nosotros, al yer
que los de manana no vestian con ell
caIorcito que visten los de hoy. ). sino
que, tambien, buscaban EEL fresco -.
Pero no importa: sofiemos, que sohando
la vida es menos agria menos lura..
Jose A. BALSEIRo.
Primavera del 1922
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Dustin Farnum Y Katlryol Adams en-
La bonita production en- siete actos titu-
Iada 'eSuprema Ventura
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Agujas "singer" Doble Pespunse !
Cadeneta $500 millar. Aguias ..ori-
ginai Express" y 90 $4,000 miIlar.
Remitense por @. o. d. The Import
Needle Co.. P. o. Box 45s, San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Advt.
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LIBERTY:

Ell magnihco film titulado .'Hogar
sin Hijos9
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DINE IAs ANrn.LAs

FL drama en- cinco ices titulado Ga
sando Margarita'' Ell episodio Guar
to de noro de Piratas''
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RURINoUE1y PARK:

AS041A-AN y S@~ss A@~~-~@e II a
Dustin Farnum Y Kat:iryol Adams en-
La bonita production en- siete actos titu-
Iada sSuprema Ventura
81 s1&3 Ia 81 --------
TEATRo AMERICA:
En- la primera tanda Sc exhibira La
Apache Blanca" v en- la segunda 'Mien
tras New York Duerme''.
DINE I.As ANTu.LAS
Ell drama en- cinco acscs titulado Ga
sando Margarita'' y Ell episodio Guar
to de sioro de Piratas''.
LIBERTY:
Ell magnihco film titulado Hogar
sin Hijos'
0nNE ..PUERTo RIco":
AAoBA CA1U eAS AoF NAe%1 SO JOAAANcs SAC Acs
teresante serie francesa "Los Tres Mos
Rqueteros' y Ell magistral drama por
Marion Davis titulado lei Peso de las
Pruebas''.
TEATRo s.sTRAfTD";
Lon Channey en- la grandiosa cinta
en- siete actos ''El Principe de los In
aernos''
vARIEDADEs tBayam6n).
Final de la grandiosa cinta francesa
LOS Tres. Mosqueteros
BEIIOGRAPH, lCatads):
Scxta Jornada &c Ia magniiica obra
francesa Los Tres Mosqueteros'
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TEATRo AMERICA =:

En- la primera tanda Sc exhibira ia
Apache Blanca" v en- la segunda 'Mien
tras New York Duerme'.
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vARIEDADEs tBayam6n).

Final de la grandiosa cinta frances
Los Tres MosqueterOs
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lCatans):

Sexta lornada &c Ia. magniica obra
francesa Los Tres Mosqueteros
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MATTCA ALEMA- -
Ma una nlLunM
de famosas 94s%w llIAFNIEs III
pistola lIHIlLlIz
de call co. =%E9.s@Sa
nOcida especiamente la rapdez
disparar absoutamente perecta yAzNN #G%YAKW
camara automata MZz=NN
la @S4SNZM
cargara nuevamente Ea nm N&SM M
dadera plstoa automahca NM -
ptizan M
todas Dpara I'M HaS @ A
Eencla Metal de W #2M
SECURE en- Ia empunadura faclmente M ZM
Es la
IeJor pst0ia alenana importada,
$500 todas ~
genuno
~ l009s@ eAsesANAa
ny a eg gn9nbrey direction con depoo psgue
que no gnstes e deyelyeremos el dnero
UNION SALES CO. Dept 1873 II Desplaines ST. Chicago
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bINE ..PUERro Rrco"::
TEArRo s.sTRAND":

| Lon Channey en- la grandiosa cinta
en- siete actos 'El Principe de los In
fernos''.
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JUDGE,

Ayudante de Ia Policia insular.
Advt.
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Proteja su Persona y su Hogar.
Con Ia mas perfecta Pistola Alemana importada

" PISTOLA AUTO
MATICA ALEMA-
MA, "Ortgies" es una
de las mas famosas y
Ia pistola automatica
dc nnninr calidad 90.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-04-12
Gilbert l.. Golf

Once again it becomes our sad duty
to chronologize the passing of an
other veteran of the Grand Army of
the Republic, who from the thinning
ranks has answered the last roll-call
and has been mustered out to join
his old comrades on the farther shore.
Gilbert L. Golf, whose health has
steadily been failing for five years
and who has been confined to his bed
the past eleven months died Thurs
day, March 80, 1922 at II: AS a. M,
at the home of his daughter Mrs.
d. w. Coburn in Newport Center,
He was 8 years, 6 months and %
days old.
He was born Sept. z, 1885 at Rich
ford and always followed the life
of farmer, and spent practically
all his days in that town, until about
five years ago he came to live with
his daughter, Mrs. Coburn. His
wife's name was Mary Jane Corliss
of Richford and her death occurred
twenty-five years ago. He was vet
eran of the Civil war, having served
from Dec. z, 1861 to March A, 1866
as sergeant in Co. l.. 7th VT. infantry.
Of immediate family he leaves to
mourn his death three daughters,
Mrs. D W. Coburn of Newport Cen
ter; Mrs. HI. E. Smith and Miss Ber-
tina M Golf of Richford and one son,
C. w. Golf of Newtonville, Mass, also
eleven grandchildren and eight
great grandchildren brother Cor
ley Golf of Alabama, besides host
of old neighbors and friends.
Funeral services were held Satur-
day, April 1st, with prayers at the
Coburn home. Rev. c. w. Morse of
floating. The body was taken to
Richford to the home of his daugh-
ter, Miss Bertha Golf, where services
were continued. Rev. Wells, the Meth
odist pastor in charge. The flag
draped casket was conveyed to the
Richford cemetery where interment
was made.
eve shall sleep, but not forever.
There will be a glorious dawn;
We shall make to part. no never,
On the Resurrection MORN"
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Gilman & Co.'s Opening.

The Easter Opening of the Gilman
& Co. Inc, Friday and Saturday, at
tracted many people to this well
known and popular business house
The store presented an attractive ap-
pearance in the latest creations in
spring and summer merchandise
The large display windows neatly dec
Grated told the story that Easter was
near and the beautiful displays en-
ticed many to visit the several de-
partments. The most attractive sec
ton was among the read-to-wear
garments where the Printzess line
was displayed. This department re
ported a rushing business. as also did
the millinary store. The carpet, rug
and curtain department. had many
visitors and many sales were report
played beautiful new goods that
pleased the eye and opened the pocket
book. The store was made more at
tractive by the floral display from
the Flower shop. Every section ex-
hibited pretty baskets of various
spring cut flowers and Towering
plants.
An Edison monograph kindly loan
ed by Searles & Co. added much to
the success of the event and rendered
high class music. DR.. and Mrs. Ham
ilton are very much pleased with the
success of the opening. Many patrons
of years standing called during the
two days and numerous new faces
were present to greet Mrs. Hamil-
ton as she enters upon her duties as
manager.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-04-12

in the canvas.
North Troy's apportionment was
$500 and to date subscriptions are al
most $3.50. Last year the church sub
scribed about $500 toward the $500
apportionment and the result this
year is only indicative of a new
conception Of the place the church and
it's mission holds in the world. Many
a hard headed business man is COM
ing to recognize that law, internation-
al conferences, commercial advance
ment and education do not supply all
the essentials of manhood and of ad-
vancement, but that the principles
laid down by Christ are essential to
business and that only by advancing
the interest of the church can all
other interests be advanced.
North Troy is to be congratulated
and So are it's Congregational pastor
and people, for it has set a splendid
example to the other Congregational
churches of the county which are so
soon to make similar effort.