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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29
Community Welfare League

There was a good attendance on
Monday evening of the interested
members when after the regular
routine, by request of the vice
president, Mrs. Phillips, who pre-.
sided in the absence of the presi
dent Mrs. Aileman who was Ill, a
resume of what the League has
undertaken and accomplished since
it was organic ID was given by the
Secretary which was most graft
flying and revelation to many,
who had no idea of the scope of
the work undertaken.
Mayor Poleman and President
j. G. DeBlieux of the Chamber of
Commerce we're present and dis
cussed informally several measures
for co operation and it was
agreed that the principal ones
upon which all energies would
be concentrated was to try
to secure the property adjoining
the High School SO as to make the
surroundings morally as we'll Us
physically clean for the boys and
girls and to beautify the lake
front; appeal to the property
owners to keep their premises
that border on the lake in order
and beautify as much as possible,
for they are the cynosure of all
eyes and come ia for great deal
of criticism.
The Mayor requested that all
premises that were not kept neat
or any surroundings that needed
attention be reported as he was
determined to have clean city,
mosquito proof, which it is fast
becoming under the snti-malarial
campaign he has inaugurated and
is pushing. but cooDeration was
necessary. And after pledgins |
unanimously that the League
would stand with the Administers
ton in all matters pertaining tq
public welfare, it adjourned unit
the last Monday in July.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29
PLAY BALL!

Some three years ago some ol
our most public spirited citizens
organized baseball association
to fill a longfelt need; for Natchi-
toches, not only has some as dandy
players as any amateur and many
professional clubs in the union
can boast of, but practically y
everybody young and old is inter-
ested III the national game.
For genuine, clean, wholesome
sport there is nothing like a game
of ball to hold the interest OF a
community and this has always
been the case in Natchitoches un-
til this season, when except upon
two occasion. very little interest
has been shown.
The purpose of organization
was simply civic move to give
pleasure and entertainment to the
public; not as money.msking
scheme for all the association
cared about was to come out even
at the end of the season.
So if ever an organization de-
served success, because of efforts
made for the wholesome stabilizing
entertainment of a community, it |
is the Natchltoches Baseball Asso-
citation and our people would not
only testify to their RECOGNITION
of these efforts but show appre.
citation and enjoy the games by
filing the grandstand and bleach
until the close of the season.
Now everybody play ball!
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29
The Relief Work

With the crop failures of thr
years, it seemed that the recent hil
waters of Red River, which overflow,
many thousands of acres IN Match
toches Parish, was the last straw up.
the already overburdened back of ii
farmers in the parish. Certain disa
ter was staring at all within the Owe
flowed areas, ,
But assistance came, and it can
quickly and surely, as is evidenced
the final report submitted by Mil
Margaret Hawkins. Red Cross worL
OF the Louisiana State Relief Comm
tee, to Mr.. w. H. Airey, Chairman ;
the Natchitoches Relief Committed
branch of the Louisiana State Relia
Committee.
OF the funds appropriated by tH
State Of Louisiana and the Red CroI
for :th9 :reiief ,ef 1iod1 sufferers ~
parish receivsd its sgoodly share
the $50 odd flood victims a tot
l.2l6 pounds Of sugar. 1863 pound
coffee. 4,887 pounds of flour. S.
pounds of meal, 4, 4O2 pounds of bac
3,074 pounds of syrup has been iss
during the past six weeks. In al
tion clothes have been Distribute
abundance to all applying for them
The most constructive work of d
committee has been the giving of Sc,
that crops might be replanted and Il
people put in q position to care fl
themselves through the winter and
begin the crop in the Spring. So t,
the State Committee has sent to Ny
chitoches Parish 3, ,460 pounds of pei
and ], 200 packets Of garden seed 4
replantlng. In addition there will
received within few days 3, 600 pounI
OF beans and 800 pounds of peanut !.
Sorghum will also be sent for replant
ing, but the amount to be given j:
not known. This with the corn pur
chased with money raised locally viii
enable all living in the overhowed are.
to overcome the distress recentlv suf
fered in way that has never befor.
been equalled after similar misfortune:
Miss Hawkins, who left Sunday 40,
Baton Rouge, was enthusiastic in he,
praise OF the people of Natchitoches
Parish and the assistance they rendered
her in her work. The Natchitoches
Relief Committee, with Mr.. w. II.
Airey as chairman, did very fine work,
as did the local committees of Cloutier.
vile, Marco, and Spanish Lake. The
Chamber of Commerce, who has the
honor OF having its Secretary, Mr.,
John H. Keyser, as q member of the
State Committee, was active in the
relief of flood victims, and contributed
to securing State aid,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29
Little Shrapnels

You can rest assured that the next
two games will be good ones. With
Booh-booh in the lineup again We
can't lose.
Come out strong Sunday and on the
9Th, because the Association is in a
hole mcre'n anything else and if they
don't pull out there will be no more
ball games.
Glorious Fourth and Hirsh & Leman
defeated.
Lee (Aaron) Ward said he had a
new moonshine joke The joke would
be on him If ne presented such-as a
QUART.
REALITY-One Thousand Strong.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29

People are beginning to realize
that they get the kind of govern.
ment they vote for and the run
ming of it is real big business
that should be managed BY people
who have made a success of their
own affairs and not by novices.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29
Need of New Building at State
Normal Acute, State Sup
erintendent Says

State House, Baton Rouge, La.
June %. 1.-THE need for 5000, 900 class
room building at the State Normal
College at Natchitoches is paramount
according to State Superintendent T.
h. Harris, who has just returned from
the college after inspecting the work
here.
This summer there are HOO students
enrolled and every available bit OF
space is used. Mr. Harris says it is
even necessary to have class rooms in
the basement.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29

II is a common thing to see
signs written in eight or ten diff
iersnt languages on the fronts of
retail shops in Constantinople
where there are representatives of
every nation and tribe upon the
face of the globe and every Ian.
guage is spoken.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29
TUESDAY JULY lIth

William Duncan and Edith johnson in
IS 'oIEELHEART" and our New Serial,
liiE FIGHTING TRAIL" with Viii
liam Duncan and Joe Ryan.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29

The finest road system in the
world today is in France and was
inaugurated by Napoleon.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29
COMING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
JULY 18th AND 18th

larry Meyers, the star of '.RO3IN-
'ON CRUSOE" in Mark Twain's 8
THE CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN
King ARTHUR'S COURT"
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29
FRIDAY JULY 7th

Wesley Barry in Marshal! Neiian's 5
Production of "PENROD" by Booth
Harrington, and James Aubrey IL
"Ii!E BLIZZARD"
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29

Though richer in minerals than
the majority, Spain has fewer in
dustries than any other country
aud only. 100, 900 miles of railway.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29

The soot-fall in London is 76.-
O50 tons annually.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29

Nothing ever comes to him who
its down and waits.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29
SATURDAY JULY Sth

William S. Hart in "NuITE OAK"
and ''SHORT AND SNAPPY," a
Christie Comedy.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29

The most extensive palace In
the world is the Vatican at Rome.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29

Cleanliness is ciylIizatlon's great
t luxury.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29

Automobile N a king ran K 8
among the first industries of Italy.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29

This may be a cruel world, says
an x, but not q coaled one.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29
MONDAY JULY Bird

MONDAY JULY 3rd
Pauline Fredaricks in "THE LURE.
o. JADE" -! "ROBINSON CRU
soc NO. H."
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29
AmuSu Theatre
For Week Beginning
Sunday July End
SUNDAY JULY 2nd

SUNDAY JULY md
A fhos. II. Ince Production THE
BRONZE BELL" Fox News and Snub
Pollard Comedy.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
JULY 4th AND 5th

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
JULY 4th AND 5th
lhe Rex Ingram Super Special Produc-
ton in THE FOUR HORSEMEN"
with a Great Cast including Rudolph
Valentino, lice Terry, Bull Montana
and other Popular Players. Admis-
sion Csc and 55c, including War Tax.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29

THURSDAY JULY 9th
Mack Sennett's "THE SMALL TOWN
IDOL" with Ben Turpin, Charles
Murry and Marie Provost. reels of
Comedy Drama and Urbin's Movie
Chats.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
Party For Visitors.

A very charming party vss given
BY Mrs. L. C. Mckinney FRIDAY
evening 10 honor Of Mr., Jsek Frost
Of Chattanooga Bridge sss play.
ed II Ave tsbles. Ai.s Mary Bryan
mating highest score Al the eloss
Of The game . delicious Ice csurss
vat wired '''.''.'' ''''''-'.''
The suests 10 edition to Mss.
Psost were: Miss~s xayms Bsyas,
Kate Nc Mussy. Sara Psyas Anss
Holley. Masv and Sammys Bryan,
Marguerite Bcyts. Mesdsmss Glsua
Bryan. Neil. Huat. John Bell. q. G.
collins. j.. Wright. Clarence Wslh
-, Gilbert Ah.rpsthy. Joe Hal
brook 4 4 raylu. Paul Rabv.
Il Il: Boutdrn, B b Andrews And
B N bGlus
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

The clemorr Pharmacy ssIis Ess,.
man KODAK Films and will have
your pictures finished.
nfA d L swami, violin teacher
r-psir-. rsennstruets AMI sstones
vawms,; sfa,ys~s ass viss1as sYfs :.
Kodak Anishins--Coot's studio.
DiShson.
Mrs Ida Hardin and little ai.rs
have teturp.d to their home 10
Dallas, Texas after a Wal, hefs
With relatives,
Dr. aud Mfs W. A Clemen. and
children have returned hom q lev
days yisi. with relatives q, sootts
vile, Ky Big Sandy and Camden
Miss Elizabeth Matthsvs Joined
a hshins party at Mekwen this
week. sho sre spending srversl
daJs on Cumberland RIVER.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
L""al and Otherwise I

KODAK finishing Cooks Studio
DTtfsth ~ "'','' = = .
n r Pinhsr,on spent Aonisy
In Centsvills on business ..
W II walker oi Aliens Cresk,
spen, Sunday here with his family
Mise Lslls Pss- u Wss-ey is
house gusa or Mis--. xsthl,sn and
rhstma Nash.
Miss Hattie Wa'hsr OF Nashville.
spsnt ths wppk .ni here si,h hume
folks.
: WANrEt-school boardsrs
sirIs preferred Mrs Kate Mystt,
S0s Broad ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
jury t.ist for c,rvit cosst
Al Oicksos ao1 Charlotte

The following jury liA vas o.
!se.sa q. the recent term ol ths
quarterly court. II sevvs al the
coming term al the C,rcuit Cosrt
at Dicksoo sod Charlotte:
DICKSON CocRT.
H T Donesan. A. J. Sullivan
R,mon Wills. Mckinley lambert,
JEFF Frazier. Al Holland. Viii
Crow. : 3, usdsshiIl. " +. An
d.rson. N. B Carter. W b Beck.
h~a Oliphsnt J G Berry. N,ah
Mccoy. Dict Ov-rtos J |. tC1sss
B.ks,. J D Petty Colon Adsiss,
Home. no~ei!. 4 + Dickson
Charles Crash. J T. Johnston. 3d.
gar Gunn. Ksri Risbop. Charlie
smith, 00hces. J n Etherly.
CHARLOTTE corar
W, J DAME, J r. e,vhee. A
J Irwin. A. @ T~ers, Al n. Scott,
John Horton. H, 7 sessies. 81 ,
q N E3sin. J. " Cunaisshan
N q Persbe-. Sid v Schmittou.
Y n Smith r. L Coleman A J
Bledsos. Dewey Osetsoo A. n
Dicksos, D. G L.. Hcpss Ses's
Iia Dscknss. J G, Spann, Chss
Anaerscn. 'John will'sms Sam
BrunmH. Tom Heard. c. c Bsnis
lf6ces. E.. c. williaua
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

nsds liis miserable ics ~. ~
apSstiss tailed NJ. | list MY ssssl
ioses ssd vitality. Peessa ps~sasa
ticsa ssd cssh.,tics orig msAs INST.
tess vorss DO not kro~ where !
should asvs been today dad mol
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

w. y. BsesnAs u No. vsescA.
c.. h spsodlAs ssvassA dASs In
|,t~ soantS Nth relatives and
tssssAs. he rive this sGaca . cali
rsesday and rosewood bin ssA-
sssipsioa TO ths Herald.
Lasa fhsssasv sls<ssecs The hars
u Kddy Asasi. whs sssiAss sosAh
al Diexsoc. ca Tusksy Crasl. vss
strusk By Aghtalas and Destroyed
he siss had eo1sidssshls ND aaa
iar~ inplscsa,s. TIE Ices was
partly covered By issssancs.
Mr.. and hp X @ Aillss SD
Mss A. w, FsnY lst. Aaadss I'm A
so sssks stay ct Red noiiialI
Springs Thsy mo,esed through
and wsss Joined In Nashville By
Robert Miller. ~ho viii also spend
biz vacation as the springs,
Through 90 srcs last ussk ~
stated ths, Psci add Mr.. Bysum
sess aliendias the Teachers jnsti.
tuis III Charlotte The item shoab
hare read they ~srs assisting Sun
irintsnden, r x. Coslew 10 holdies
tint Institute, Mrs. Bynsm usvs
spseial course in tsaehsss training
shich was greatly appreciated.
Mrs c. q Cla,t and Mu Cassv
Moore. alter . les ws.ks. visi. here
st,h their parsa.s, NJ aud Mr,
J II. PAGE leit wsdae.dsy morn.
ins ios their h,ms Toe ismss ~.
sides at vini,a. Okla. and ihs
latter At afsnby, No.
The fir, Presbytssisn Sunday.
School held tasn sunusl picnic and
outing on III. vsssss ci f,nsy Tues
day A large number joined 10
mshins the occasion q most do.
lisLticl one Aside RON the large
basket dinner At the noon ho1s. The
good spor Of ssimmins. 6shins
and other amass msnh we're moe,
heartily enjoyed
D Z B-ssley returned Sunday
HON Waco, Tstas. ,.shsrN, he. at !,
tended The Wedding d Lawrence
ClMk . gssndson al b Governor
Ross He vposts the wedding oas
Of the sv.lisst shsiu be- eves al.
tended 10 slso reports crops
looking Zoe In that section al the
country
DR. o n Moody. al The Rushin
neishborhooA. -, here Monday
snd brought si,h him twenty a..
Piles. Of toe Wolf River variety
which weighed i6it pounds
They certainly LOOKED good. but
iurths, thso tast ~ eau no, cay.
~ thar we're Ish with Marvin Tsy.
lot al Taylor bros' store and ~
we're only allowed 10 look al then
from q distsnce Marvin says the
rsasnn the apples we're brought 70
him vas because h bad made the
assertion the, d., Moody didn't
have an spri- tree N his place and
.ha, Moody wanted Il prcrs to him
tina, be no, only bad an apple tree. \
bu. the Sues, apples IN The county |
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

tried Chs nbsslsis's Tsblsta. Ths
tablets ~.i.vs 10 M lssltae 81
Goes. Mseagtb~s w 1aossslvs
luacsioes. bssp;sG tn tbs systsa
70 d w vcst astas silly" writes
nrs. RssA Pss,s, Gf pinyhsrs Al
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

susNss Of relatives snd fsHsds.
Mrs. n. L. wiiIiansan. 'ei Hash.
vile. h The susss 81 Ass mother,
Hrs. Jsnnis aoptias
Ars. c. ] Baker. Of yanlees.
sas the sssk.snd sassi d her 500.
Wriis Dsssou. and sifs.
1 Bert Slaughter sent 10 Louisville
! Tussday 10 spead . no dsys with
bic brother, chailes Slaughter
| NJ. and Ar, ] H Doasssn. ci
Eails Greek. yer. here Saturday
shoppinG
| Born. 10 Mr and An JED
Springer Wednesday. July II. N
daughter.
h w. y acolt. Who was ssrick.
On with paralysis ssvsral dsys sgo.
10 reported no better
Mics Edna Richardson has sone
ics a too seeks visis With relatives
Ito Nashville and Madiseovilis, Ky
Mrs. Gilbert Ahsrnsths OF
Pulaski. IL visiting Der pdsnts. Af.
and MRS z Joknsen
Mics Mary Elizabeth Mcconnell
Of Nashville. rs the guest Of Ass-
danes Cbss Badge and L G. Self
Mr. and Mr falmsgs Taylor
and children art gisi.ias relatives
10 Humphreys county
The Young iadies Missionary
Society oil theiM . Cha,ch South,
will NEE, with Miss Elisab.ih Nat
thsws al 3 o'oIoet Friday afternoon
FOR 5ALE--Sics peaches. s)c
per bushel Al orchard, three miles
from Dickson 90 Dickson and Char
faeacE FIRE, I'm cHk2FQN..
| heel tssniy yesrs younger. IL
what thousands have said after
raniac restored them 10 health
Try Il, Matthews Drus Co.
Mrs.. { \. Csstiemsn. oi Chat.
io,,e. spent Wednesday hse with
her sister, Me. Ida Lou Talent.
Who has been quite STICK.
| Walter and Jane. Hsris. u
White BiuA, we're in Dicssou Mon.
dsy The former 10 taxing bic "
ostlon, being employed In Nashville.
| Miss Blanche Clsss. oi Ocsola
Arb 10 ths sues. Of her aunt. Mu.
~ 4 Hisdon She 10 On route
home hom attending Peabody Sum
msr Institute 10 Nashville
| Mrs Emma Walker. accompanied
by her son aud daughter. Edwin
and Mi.s Psulins. are spending
seyeral days in Birmingham. Ala
| Nj. and Mu Fred Bsasley and
little daughter. have returned ifosn
a two seeks stay at Red Boiling
Syringe.
| W o Haks, candidate im SEN
ator irom this senatorial district.
i. spending this week In Houstoa
county In the in,.res, Of bic csndi.
dscy.
Miss Mayms Bryan aud Mr. l..
T.. Sail lsh, Thursday .ief, Essia, 10.
be guests al Mp. Geo. A. Miles.
Mrs Miles will b. semsnbsred In
Dickson ~ Miss Mary spices.
Mis Wilton Cullum 81 Jacksra-
vile, Fla v the au-et N Mr. SID
Mrs X N Ssaer a, then subushan
come. HAi-lbroot, in pesch.rse
HigkIands--A,lanta. Ga. Journal,
Mn II, Dxmruu sud children.
Of Amarillo, Texa. are hsre TO
spend . lev weeks sith Mr.
Dawrnn's s1Apdmothss. MIS- NJ
%, Wyatt. '
Mrs. Hasris shelley. Mrs.. Trsuss
and al NJ, Camphsll snd daughter.
Mise Ludis Campbell. oil al Mem
phis, are suesn Of Mt and Mrs
John Shelley,
Mr., and Mrs J. A. King. Of
Martin and n and Mn, B H
Holland. OF Nashville. sers sussts
81 their neiee and brother. MI. and
Mrs J. H Doesssn. 90 Nails
Creek this Geek.
Mrs J. T. Kimbtell and children.
al selma. Ala. will arrive the last
Al week Tor a visit to relatives and
friends Al Charlotte and this plac~.
Mr., K,mbsell uas formerly Miss
Daisy Castlensn.
Mrs. r c. Higgins and baby 81
Sara. Nice, spent a ies days here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
Money To Loan
TO ia RMERS--

We realize, az bank, that this is the tight
est time Of the year financially for farmers, as
1t 10 between seasons and farmers are needed
In their crops to cultivate same
As this bank has always tried TO encourage
agriculture and be friend to the farmer, we
stand willing TO extend them any financial aid
in their power. A number Of our farmers
around Dickson are this year raising their
fret crop OF tobacco. and, naturally, will be
required later on to build tobacco barn. II
these farmers need money to assist them IN
building tobacco barns or In aiding them III
carrying them through their crops in any way
we invite these farmers TO come TO our bank
and let us join with them In helping them
through the present season
We cordially invite the farmers their wives
and children to make our banking house their
headquarters when in Dickson. We have
men Q rest room and ladies rest room for
the accommodation OF our farmer friends
) First National Bank
Pc sss.,;. s. e..s. Of Dickson se s.s.s ~ .1.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
CHIROPRACTIC

Accidents frequently are the cause OF many acute
and chronic diseases Accidents thai injure the back
bone by twisting or wrenchihg il are productive 81
many severe and painful maladies Diseases affecting
the various organs in the body be traced many
times To some accident
Heart trouble, lung affections, stomach dsorde'',
liver complaint kidney diseases, bowel defangemsns.
and many other physical and mental ailments can be
traced back to come accident.
The accident displaced some portion OF the spine,
moved some Joint OF it out OF s normal position,
which caused the dis placed part to squeeze some nerve
leading to some organ tissue OF the body. and ab-
normal function and disease IL the result.
II you have tender places in your spine, II lndi-
Gates nerve pressure and may be the beginning Of
serious trouble for you.
Have your ackbons examined, and then correct
ed BY Chiropractic Ver,ebral Adjustments.
Consultation end Spinal Analysis Freel
r. H. BENEDICT. D. c.
OHes Over Wynns ca.
Main Street. Dickson. Tennessee
Dicksoa office Hesrs i:30 10 600. phose 2@5
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-21
HEART THROBS REVEAL
IDENTITY OF GRIMM

NEW YORK. Dec. Fl Harry
Sinclair. arrested last night as
burglary suspect, has been identified
by his heart throbs.
Thinking the prisoners description
tailed with that given by DR.. Henry
Moeller of the man who last Sunday
night entered his Office as a patient
and beat and robbed him, police sent
for DIR. MOeiler. Assisted by his son.
also "a physician, DIR. .MoeIler
examined Sinclair with stethoscope
and declared the prisoners heart
beat was the same as that of the man
he examined in his Office Sunday.
Sinclair. who said he was an actor.
was identified also by DIR. Moeller's
two daughters, Anita and Marie
Moeller, as the man they saw in
their fathers Office Sunday night.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-21
LARGER BUDGET
THAN EVER COMING
Committee Will Ask More Money Than
Was Appropriated in 192t-No
Special Appropriations Yet.

MONTPELIER Dec. 21.-ApoStles
of economy in state government are
likely to receive u jolt when they learn
that the coming report to the legislature
of the budget committee is quite certain
to call for at least slightly larger regu-
lar appropriations than were authorized
at the legislature session of 1921. In
formation is not available as to the
amount of the anticipated increase.
The exact figures will not be made
known until the budget is received from
the printer sometime next week.
The regular appropriations for two
year period made ut the last session of
the legislature totaled $64SS. $50
There is Il Crumb of comfort for those
who had hoped that the cry for economy
in state government might become some
thing more than a cry in the informa-
ton that no special appropriations have
been asked for this year. This is far
from being an assurance that there viii
not be any. 1t is noticeable that no re-
quest has been made for funds for en-
larging the state prison at Windsor
which it has been reported is over
crowded.
AT the last session of the legislature
81 ,20S.063 in special appropriations for
a two-year period was authorized The
money went mainly for highways and
construction work at public institutions
The next legislature viii have placed
before it the first fully itemized budget
that has ever been prepared in this state.
/ the members wish TO make cuts in the
interest of economy. the specific items
for the applicat ton of the pruning knife
Will be before them.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-21

deal of her imprisonment and trial. Her
brother, Harry c. A1ohr. tried on the
same charge and found guilty of muir
der in the first degree, remained in iail
awaiting further action by his counsel
who gave notice of motion for an APP
peal. The formal motion will be made
on Jan. 8, the date Justice Kalisch said
he would impose sentence. In returning
its verdict. the jury recommended that
Mohr be sentenced to life Imprisonment
at hard labor, but the court gave no in
tImation as 10 whether he would accept
the recommendation.
am glad 10 be free" said Mrs. Bru-
men, but it was a terrible blow to see
my poor brother convicted. | am sure
he will be granted new trial and ac-
Quilted
The date for the trial of Charles NJ
Powell, confessed slayer of the circus
man, has not been fixed As the prose
cutions chief witness, he testified that
he had shot Brunen at the instigation of
Mrs. Brunen and Mohr. He was prom
ised $1,000 for killing him, Powell said