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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-01

, ROMA, 81. /. Premie-
ras Mussolini parede visose +
talijos ambassadors, pasiunti-
nybese If konsuliatuose pas
tatyft poeto Dantes stovylas.
Mussolini yra didis to poeto
gerbejas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-01
ATENAT Graikiia.

ATENAI, Graikija, gr. l..
Gnaikijos, karalius Jurgis
daug darbavosi apginti nuo
susar1dymo savo tevo kara
liaus Konstantino ministe-
RUS. Bet jo neklausyta. Po
.susaudymo karalius norejo Vi
sal apleisti Graikija. Bet re-
voliucine valdzia j uzdare
rumuose If neisleidzia.
Graikija pradeda eiti kru-
vinais keliais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-01
WASHINGTON, lapkr. 50

Francijos premieras Poin-
care per vietos savo ambasa-
doriu uzgina zinias, bulk Fran
ella nusprendusi okupuoti
Ruhro provincija. Bet kas
Gia tikts tam uzgynimui. Tas
uzgynimas juk yra kontradik-
cijoie su C1emenceau sake
momis Amerikoje prakalbo-
mis-.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-01
KataliAskos mokykios
produktas.

StovI,IamaS Sale bernaicio
Arkivy<kupaS liepG Jam i pa
duotuS klauSimuS atSakyti,
duotuS kIauSimu> atSakyti
carSiai. taip kad vl>I ga,ftQ
@irdGti.
Sis bcrniukaS yra parapl-
JOS mokykloS produktaS." ia
re ArkivySkupaS j Susirinku-
siuS. pa<kni krrip&Si ! bcr-
naiti:
"Sakyk man, vaikeli, kokiq
ycliavQ tn labiauSiu grrbl II
myli!"
"A& myliu IabiauSia amerl-
koni>k2 voliavQ," atsaIti Nell
son.
AR tn mirtm uz Savo sail
- Suv. VaIStyboS?' kIanSd
toliaus ArkivySbupas.
"Taip, AZ mirGiau w Savo
Sail"
AR tn gall but geras ka-
talikas nebudamas geru pile
Giu?"
NegaIiu," atSakt Nelson.
"Jci tn butum IS ar 20 me-
tn amziaus il pasitaikytQ ka-
raS. ar kovotm uz Savo Sa-
i "
"zinoma. az kovociau."
AR KataIikQ Baznycia uz-
gina divorsus?"
".Taip."
AR kataIikas gall apSiveS-
ii su divorsuotu protestant
tu?"
"Ne,T atsalta bernaitis.
''Joks teiSajas ant zemes
ncturi gaIyhis duoti divorsq
vvrui ir motcrci,' sake Arki-
vyskupaS. "DievaS jam media
vi tokiOs galyb6s.
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siandieninis piktas.

TuojauS 20 to Arkivysku-
pas prad@jo snarkiais zod-
ziaiS smerkti piktq. Sake:
"At6jo laikas, kuomet Wy
raS. kurs gavo teisme divorsq
muo pcnktosios moteries, va.
Iinamas. didvyriu. Jo pavar,
dt skelbiama BaltimOr6s lalk.
ra2Giu ant prieSakiniQ pusla.
piu ir tai dar zymiomis raj.
ennis. ProtestantQ pasto'
rial tuojaus pasmerktQ EMO
gQ. iS'tale aukStyn rankaS
&auktu al, vargas!'' je
zn.ogus isgertQ stikleli degti
mes. Bet protestantp bazny
Cia divorsuose nemato bloga
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-01
Nepripazista sutarties.

Ant gallo turkai dclegatai
prancSd, Jog Turkijos valdzia
at$isako pripazinti padarytq
paIiaubQ Sutarti 1918 metals,
pagaG kurioS Turkija tu&jo
paSiduoti, kaipo pralaimGjusi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-01

CHIIAGo, gr. |. Chi
cagos miesto taryba ragina
piliecius balsuotojus nuversti
nauja valstybes konstitucija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-01

kara.
Turkai sake, jog jie nezino
jokiu kitokiQ buvusiQ sutar-
GiQ, iSl'mus vienQ-vienQ Mu,
daniios sutarti, is kurios IS
kilo SiandieninG taikos konfe,
rcncija.
Dclto lOrdas Curzon smar-
kiaiS Zodziais susikirto su Is
met paSa. Curzon SAKE, jog
ia 1918 M. Mudros sutartis
turi but pildytina. Teciaus
ISmct paSa atsisak6 pripazin-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-01
Bolseviku klausimas.

Santarv6s delegatai paskel-
be galutinq nusprcndimq,
kad taikos konferencijOn ne
turf ineiti Rusijos bolSevikai,
Su tuo nusprendimu sutiko II
ItalijoS vyriausias delegatas
Garroni.
BoISevikai delegatai bus pri-
init konfcrcncijon, kuomet
bus, svarStomas Dardancliu
ii. Bosforo klausimas. Tuo-
met jic turGs balsQ. Taikos
konl'rrcncijos scsijas visgi jie
gays lankyti. Bet lures ty-
lett.
Turbut Venizelos pasitrauks.
Nyriausias grailiQ delcga-
tas NenizeloS, matyt, atslsa-
kvs taikos konferelscijoje at
Stovauti Graikiiq. TO prize
zaStiS, tai Atenuose buvusiQ
ministeriQ suSaudymas.
kuomct Nenizelos gavo Il
MIA apie buvusiQ ministernl
SuSaudyflq, nublanko nei dro-
IL ir per kokias penkias mi
nutes negal6jo iStarti nei 10
dzio. Paskui prabilot
"Nuo visokiQ graikQ reika-
Iu aS atsisakiau pirm poros
metu. Nuo to laiko as ME
ko bcndra neturejau.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-01

PARYzIUs, gr. 1. - Pra-
nesta, kad gruodzio Z d. pre-
mieras Poincare keliaus Lon
donan, kur konferuos su An
glijos premierl Bonar Law.
Matyt, bus aptariama Ruhro
.okupuote.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-01
Turkai Atsisako At|yginti San
tarVei |SIaidaS
JlE REIKALAUJA ATLYG|NIMO Is GRAIKUOS
KILO NESUTIKIMAI DEL MUDROS SUTARTIES 1918 M

LAUSANNE, lapkr. 80. -
TaikoS konfercnciiojc kilo
nauji ncSutikimai. Xxi Siolei
konl'rrcncijoje SuStGjo darbai
rcikale Turkijos SienQ Mazo-
je Azijoje il Europoje. b"
to, turkai reikalauja anglQ
grQzinti Turk;Jai MosuI ziba-
10 laukuS. Tr taS klauSimas
nci$Sprestas.
Pa@aliau> kilo dar SmarkeS-
nj ginCai k ais klauslmals.
SantarvGS dclcgatai, kuriQ
pricSaky stow AmgIijoS Wy
riauSiaS Delegates lordaS Cur
zon, pareikaIavo turkQ atmO-
l;1ti 500 milionQ doIcrW IS
IaidQ okupuojant konStanti-
nopoli, paSkui dar il w Ang-
HjoS mlIitariti koncentravi-
ma. kuomet turkai nacioualiS-
tai pradijo grumoti KonStan-
tmopoliui.
TmkQ delcgatai tuojaus at
kirto, kad Tmkija tQ i$Iaidl
nrpripaziSta il' nrpriSiima.
ITurkiJa MCCALL but atsakoma
nci w KonStantinopolIo oku-
puotn. nci uz kitus ten santar>
YES darbus. Mes kasgi, pa
gaIiaus, SantarWiS praS6 oku-
puoti KonStantinopoli ir ki-
tuS plotus.
Turkai nori atlyginimo.
Turkai nunoje ranka j san
Jarvis reikalavimq, tuojaus
pareikaIavo GraikijoS atlvgl-
nimo rlz atliktuS graikQ arnl-
JOS sunaikinimuS MazOjOj ~
zijoj.
GraikiioS dclegatai atsisa-
kt. Ir pridurd, kad jei taip,
tai Graikiia turf tciS6s reika-
Iauti i$laidu uz graikQ armi-
jos paSiuntima MAJ. Azijon.
Juk gralkQ armlJa ten paSlll-
sta relkalaujant santarvel
Reno konfcrencijojc. Be to,
turkai tur6tQ atlyginti ir uz
graikV pab6gGliQ iSvezimq *
Turkijos SudribuS graikQ ar
mijai.
Nepripazista sutarties.
Ant gallo turkai dclegatai
prane>G, Jog Turkijos valdzla
at$isako pripazinti padarytq
paIiaubQ sutarti 1918 metals,
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-26
CHURCH ME-
ATTRACT INTEREST
Reformed and Baptist Dele
gates Arrive for Annual
Sessions Here.

Two important church meetings
will get underway here tonight when
the annual synod Of the Midwest
Reformed Church opens at the st.
Johns Church and the Central Bap-
fist Association, State meeting starts
at the Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church.
Delegates from nearby States were
arriving for the Reformed Church
meeting today. The delegates will be
entertained in local homes. DR.. c. f.
kriete of Louisville, KY, president
Of the synod, will open the meeting
tonight The Women's Missionary
Society will meet at the Emmanuel
Reformed Church. Many prominent
speakers are on the programs.
The Baptist meeting opens with a
Young Peoples rally at 1880 p. m. at
the Tabernacle Baptist Church. The
Rev H. r. Waldo Of the Broadway
Baptist Church will make the chief
address.
The business sessions will be held
Wednesday, Among the speakers to-
morrow will be DR.. Frederick E. Tay-
lOr of the First Baptist Church: Mrs
Nathan Wood of New York, and DIR.
P. H ]. Lerrigo of New York.
The general theme Of the session
viii be Our Personal Responsibility"
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Miss Hoffman fits in and out of
the lengthy proceedings which move
at the pace of an express train. She
is a really great Snowman" No
other woman understands an audi
ence as she does.
One of the biggest hits of the re-
vue proper is contributed by the Ian
der Brothers. They are at their best
as the Corsican Twins. This scene IS
a grand comedy howl. Their fishing
scene is nearly as good. They have
much to do and they do it well.
The first three acts of the vaudeville
portion consists of Tom and Betty
Walters. tight wire walkers; Carey,
Bannon and Mari and Jean Mccoy
and Ralph Walton in an act with a
wallop."
Motion pictures comes in for an in
ming during which the leading stars
are impersonated. This is unique.
Harriet Fowler and Carlos Conte offer
a Dutch dance. Leon Barte is excel
lent in Ballet Sylphide. This dance s
n compliment TO any form of entertain
ment Harriet Fowler and Emma
KIigge give their ideas of popular
dancing.
There is so much to the revue proper
that I can't go into detail. Leon
Barte dances we'll in "A Greek Res
taurant" and the Lander Brothers ar
rive in the same scene to stop proceed
ings. Many other scenes in the revue.
Hello Everybody" is a gold mine of
entertainment.
Don't miss it at the Shubert-Par
all week.
+ T.
No Barber Shop Blues
Members of the House of David
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amos, is another feature The violin.
list plays a classical number in the
pit
Another feature Of the bill is "Chey-
cnne Days" a western act featuring
a bucking bronco, trained horses. the
laT:at and a blackface comedian. There
are five men and two girls in the act.
The Four Byron Girls have an act
similar to the usual male Quartette.
There are some good voices and the
girls sing real harmony. A comedy
note helps TO put the act over.
Leo Greenwood and company pre-,
sent a playlet in which a Jewish
comedian is featured. The act has
some merit
Ray Conlin is ventriloquist with
a good line of chatter and a pleasing
personality.
Telaak and Dean offer more comedy
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startling discovery yesterday that
long hair rather improves the sounds
coming from the chirping flute and
the laughing cornet. The band plays
jazz music with such success that
the organization holds UP the show.
1t is at least new idea to mix re-
Hgion and vaudeville.
Ted and Betty Healy actually sell
their personality this week. They be-
long to the breezy element. There is
a something" about this act which
makes it an easy winner. That some
thing is personality. Mary Haynes is
another personality winner. Her
material in less capable hands would
be a mess, but she makes a classic
out of her five and ten" impersona-
ton.
Leopards and lions "frolic" n a big
cage with Richard Haveman. He
cares not how much they grovl.
Bryan Lee and Mary Cranston have
an original idea in THE Honeymoon
House" A little modern in tone, per
haps. but pleasant. Lee should not
be too anxious to make a curtain
speech.
Jack Little appears under the high
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The man in the act plays violin and
does few difficult dancing steps.
Mile. Ramsey's canaries open the bill.
An interesting act.
As a whole, this weeks bill has
some genuine merit. (Reviewed by J.
K)
just So So
The show billed as the Lid Lifters"
at the Broadway this week does not
live up to the standard Of former
mutual shows.
To strengthen the show, a Hawaiian
dancer has been added to the pro
gram To the strains of "Kalua" she
does a hula dance.
Sam Lewis, a Jewish comedian is
featured. but fails to hold up the
comedy end Of the show. Fern Wayne
sings we'll Bebe Quinn and Irene
Halliday try hard to put pep" in the
show. Frank Flynn is a poor Irish
comedian and Henri Keller and Tom
Perry have little to do. The chorus
is only fair.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-26
Another Combination Bill

Several vaudeville specialties are
worked through the musical comedy,
Don't Tell Your Wife" at the Rialto
this week.
Chief among these is the "Bluebird"
number by Bessy Demo, in which the
chorus forms a bluebird background
Bert Rennick, a character singer, is
back with the company after several
weeks absence.
The plot Of the show concerns a
young man who is to inherit a million
on condition that he is married. The
comedy is centered on his efforts to
get wife.
The program includes a comedy pic
ture and "Ku-Klux Khan" which is
being shown for the first time in this
city.
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sounding title of 1.-THE Paderewski Of
Syncopation." That boy can pound
the piano. He belongs to the hit
class. Fridkin and Rhoda open the
bill in dance offering.
At B. F. Keith's all week.
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in an episode called In Hawaii
Never has the Shredded wheat" been
jerked 50 violently. She is artistically
magnificent in a glorious Russian
number. It is pretty picture.
Her artistry is best displayed while
giving a "Hoffmanesque" Of Harry
Lauder singing She Is My Daisy"
Here is real art. In an Apache num-
Der she treads upon the toes Of
Fanny Brice in last years Follies.
The number fits we'll in this show, but
Miss Hoffman hasn't the voice to put
the number over as Fanny did.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-26

shop blues dur
ing their con-
certs. This band
of players are the
only one who
would dare to
preach" a little
sermon between
jazz tunes. The
sermon III this in
stance is a sort
OF an explanation
Of the reason
each male player
has long hair,
Long hair Is n
part of their re-
lieiOn. one e.; the
members explains.
He claims they
are not wearing
their hair long for
more press dope,
but that il is a
part Of their re-
llglous beliefs. In
the past 1 have
enjoyed by jazz
musicians with
modern hair cuts
and with n close
shave. / made the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-26

sounding title of THE PadereWSkl OF
Syncopation. That boy can pound
the piano. He belongs to the hit
class. Fridkin and Rhoda open the
bill in a dance Offering.
At B. F. Keith's all week.
l. l. l.
The Palace Opens
The powers that be proclaimed that
Loew's State should be transformed
from a movie theater into a combina-
ton vaudeville and movie theater be-
tween II p. m. Saturday and noon
Monday
And the magic worked. The Palace
opened at noon yesterday as planned.
The combination policy under the
management of the Keith interests
increases the uptown vaudeville
houses from three in number to four.
The new policy calls for six vaude-
vile acts and feature picture. The
opening bill indicates that the vaude-
Vile bookings are going to be wisely
done, The management is Offering
more than a fair return on the box Of
fee deposit.
Hope Eden, known as THE Miracle
Girl" is commanding the most atten-
ton. She is answering questions,
telling correct names, giving the
number on bills and proclaiming the
thoughts. of patrons in the theater.
Miss Eden has been doing this for
years and she knows her public She
works fast. never allowing the act to
drag She also knows the value of
comedy situations.
Bob La Sale and his Queens Of
Syncopation" is another chief offer
ing. He sings blues" songs and his
queens" play as an orchestra.
Senator Murphy talks on every sub.
ject under the sun and finds a laugh IN
every line The Senator loves Con
gress. Let him tell you about it.
Effie Burton appears in a song re
cital. She has a refined musical offer
ing. Jannier Brothers are society
gymnasts who open the show
The bill includes Ball and Moore in
Since the Days Of 81" and Mellon
and Lehman in an ordinary nut"
offering.
The fact that the management as fits
first movie contribution is presenting
Claude Gillingwater in "Remem
brance" indicates the film end Of the
bill will be given as much attention as
the vaudeville.
In Remembrance" poor old Dad Is
the hero. Pop" is the man who foots
all the bills for Nom" and the chill
dren. Pop takes 70 his bed and the
family become human beings when
Pop" nearly goes "over the river. "
Claude Gillingwater gets right into
tho heart Bless this man and may
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-26

he be permitted to make a hundred
sires.
You are going to like "Remem-
brance" because it rings true to life
most Of the time.
At the Palace all week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-26
AS the Revlewer Found II.

So often have we found acts which
were called revues that we have be-
come skeptical when seeing one billed,
However. the Royal Revue, which
heads the bill at the Lyric this week
is all that the name implies. The act
includes six pretty girls and male
vioinist A sister team OF harmony
singers and dancers is the making OF
the act. Two girls playing the Sec
ond Hungarian Rhapsody on two pi.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-26
BIZ WALTER D. HICKMAN.

$
are art
whether the feet of Gertrude
the barefoot dancing Of Gertrude Hof
majestic
and the vaudeville with that
is Gertrude
institution
with the message o the melody.
height of her accomplishments That
Hello Every
n++E S,ar -DarIt syzaeL
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-26
On the Screen Today

The following movies are on view
today: 1.-The Valley Of Silent Men, d"
at the Circle; "Grandma's Boy" at
the Apollo; "Manslaughter, at the
Ohio; The Crusader" at Mister
Smiths; "A Woman of No Impor-
lance" at the Isis; THE Top Of New
York" at the Colonial. and Deserts
Crucible," at the Regent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-26

may accomplish
The haunting
sweep of the
march gets into
the very soul of
the dancer and
shortly the au-
dience is in a
patriotic mood.
She doesn't stop
there, but the
spirit OF the
melody is again
expressed in her
idea Of 4 ChO-
pin waltz.
The shredded
wheat" dance
craze is Wiggled
violently by
Miss Hoffman
and her femi-
nine assistants
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-26

SOusa Strikes Homes
In this really wonderful unit
show Miss Hoffman uses the stirring
tune Of Sousa's stars and Stripes
as the medium of showing what
prancinR feet and a swaying body
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-26
PROVING FEET is (OR ARE) ART
Gertrude Hoffman Reaches Peak of Perfection

Band patronize not the barber shops.
Neither do they play the barber
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-26
MAYOR ON VACATION

ME and Sarah" Leave by Auto for
Detroit.
Mayor and Mrs Samuel L. Shank
have started on a two-week vacation.
They were to motor to Detroit, where
the mayor viii speak to a meeting Of
credit men Tuesday night. The
mayor did not know where they were
going after that.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-11
ESTATE OF CHARLES BIANCHI.

State of Vermont, district Of Washington. IS.
The honorable probate court for. the dis
trict aforesaid To the heirs and All rer-
sons in terested in the state OF Charles
Bianchi. late of City Of Barre. in said dis
trict deceased, GREETING:
WHEREAS, application hath been made 70
this court in writing. by the executor, Joseph
B. Sanguinetti. praying for license and
authority to sell all of real estate OF said
deceased. for the payment OF debts and
charges of administration, setting forth
therein tine amount Of debts due from said
deceased. the charges of administration, pnd
the amount of personal estate and the situa-
tion of thr real estate.
WHEREUPON, the said court appointed
and assigned the nth day Of of April, 1922,
at the probate office In Montpelier in said dis
trict, to hear and decide upon said applica-
ton and petition. and ordered public notice
thereof be given to all persons Interested there
in. by publishing said order. together with
the time and place of hearing, three weeks
successfully in the Barre Daily Times.
newspaper which circulates in the neighbor-
hood of those persons interested in said es-
tate ALL which publications shall be previous
to the day assigned for hearing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified %
appear before said court, at the time and
place assigned. then and there in said court
to make your objections to the granting OF
such license II you see cause.
Given under my hand Mt Montpelier, IN
said district this 27th day OF March. 1922.
FRANK ]. MARTIN. Judge.
Mar28-Apr4-11
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-11
FARMS FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR TRADE Our home place. 4
miles from Barre City; l0-room house with
all modern convenences good barn
acres OF land: lot Of fruit trees can keep
cows and team Tel 7s5-R. 2lte'
HILL FARM FOR SALE CHEAP---3h
miles from PIainfeld. miles from Barre
VT containing fifty or sixty acres OF good
land good pasture with brook: plenty Q,
wood a nice sugar orchard OF hundred
trees. all equipped good s-room house
with shed and garage very good barn, TIE
up 10 head. two horses new hen house
for 100 hens running water to house ana
barn nice big pond near the buildings !:
nice fruit there are some 10 or IL acres Of
tillage balance in pasture and wood dot :
will scll with or without tools and stock :
| tho price Is right; Will sell for small pay
/ merit down for full information Nelson
Murray: PlainfieId, VT 2it3
; FARM FOR SALE-Nice one man farm with
1 stock or without. One mile from Plain.
1 field village, room house. hot md cold
water. bath steam heat and electric lights ;
/ 60-foot barn with basement. IL head OF eat-
4 tie. 3 horses for particulars inquire II NJ.
II. Wyman. Plainfeld. VT. r. 7. d. !. 2ott
FARM FOR SALE 2Ia miles from Mont
1 pelier. containing So acres land, good pas
( ture with brook. plenty wood and lumber
six rooms. house In first class condit1orl. a
new barn with cement basement for stock
I just finished with never falling supply Of
water to hangers barnyard and house
I This farm is very we'll suited for truck or
poultry farming cheap If sold at once: j. Il.
Rovetti, Montpelier. Vt. Telephone 54l-a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-11
. ORANGE COUNTY
FARM BUREAU
Notes for Week Ending April 8.

On Wednesday, April 5, G. e., Mar
tin of Rochester assisted in the pre-
liminaries necessary to organize To-
cal association of the Vermont Maple
Product Cooperative exchange. Arti-
cles of association were signed by a
few producers and the same has been
forwarded to the secretary of state.
1t is expected the charter will be duly
received in a short time. An organi-
cation meeting has been called for
Thursday, April 20. A few drums for
syrup have been ordered from the cx-
change warehouse in Essex Junction.
On Thursday, April Is, the regular
monthly Office day will be held at
Bradford. Special help will be given
those needing assistance in closing up
farm account books for the year and
starting new books.
/. Everybody seems to be having a
touch Of spring fever now. With
some, the fever takes the form of
grip, new hats, yeast cakes, a longing
for travel and change. Which kind
Of fever have your If you have the
grip call on your physician, if you
want a new hat call on your home
demonstration agent, If you want
yeast cakes call on your grocer, but
first see if he hasn't something which
would better suit your taste. Fruits
and vegetables contain the much dis
cussed vitamines. The yitamines You
must have and it is much better for
your body if you receive them from
foods rather than from medicines. Rhu-
barb and dandelions, two of your choic-
est foods, will soon be in your own
yard. Make better looking lawn by
eating the dandelions from it. If you
feel like travelling, go to your back
yard for this supply OF food, and il
still you are unsatisfied continue your
Journey to some vacant lot where you
win find generous supply of horse
radish. These TONES are good for cy-
eryone. Plenty of good wholesome
food, containing many of the natural
food tonics may even save you from
having the first form of spring fever.
H. A. Dwinell, County Ayr. Agent.
Freda j. Randall, Home Dem. Agt