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The Snowflake herald., 1922-04-07
',oW QUEENS ROBE

an morning, Mr.. Snowbird, "
Wv ,aod Mr.. Chickadee, as he caught
Pp his neighbor perched on a
gD' r,,h of the tree where he had
y a., ~ morning." replied Mr.. Snow
w. - friendly tone, but l really
70 y not be called by that name,
QUIZ os the real snowbirds belong
20, ua finch family and are also called
u' puntings. Whitebirds and Snow
pow os well as SnOwbirds and Snow
ps con see | should be called by
nome-JuneO. l know you
\ - often see Snowfiakes, they are
w. w. in great flocks, you know, and
w. telling you this so you will not
~ ~ am trying to steal their name"
lDn Won mean those jolly little fell
w. ,bot seem to love the big snow
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JUSA gotta idee SO l writa you let
i ter aSka wOt you tink eef ees gooda
PIE You know one time | say | no
Ia da congress when he loafa too
(Och.
But Seence dat time he almOSta go
work. After l leave da capeetol
Sda cen da paper where he was
Nlla maka investigash of da high
nsa for leeving. Eef he do dat l am
pima back dat place and aska heem
FH& me please. Eef he can maka da
ewing no costa so mOOch no care
'E moOcha he lay round any more.
Everybody gotta trouble now maka
eeying. l getta raise weeth da
'ge uee, four time. And everything
eat hava raise, too. So tink was
psta stuff when da congress stoppa
wv "a rag and maka fight weeth da
Hgh price.
Oul eet he maka too mOOcha inves-
rsA and no do somating wot's da
w For Tonga time da congress try
'ppa De League of Nations. But wot
ueed more as anything ees some
NOppa ola leak of rations.
Vle man weeth beega family telIa
ne gotta trouble maka both ends
:, every week. l tella heem / gotta
."pCe maka Just one end meat.
svaua everything maka cen ola wage
n. Oeelsteak payday Saturday night
IeOOe dat guy no care yer moOch
I'd expense eef he wanta meat
w ends every week.
S@ You tlnk?
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with one teaspOOnful Of salt, few
dashes of pepper. Add one pint Of thin
cream mixed with the beaten yOlk Of
an egg. Stir until heated through.
and serve with a garnish of the stiff
ly beaten white, favored with two
teaspoonfuls Of lemon juice.
Imitation Pates de Foie Gras.-BOil
in separate sauce pans a calf's tongue
and a calf's liver and let stand for
day in the refrigerator so that both
will be cold and firm. Pare and cut
up the tongue into small triangular
pieces that will look like the truffles
In pates. Put the liver through
food chopper, using the finest knife
and repeating the process. Into a
large mixing bowl add the chopped
liver and One-fourth it's volume in
melted or softened butter. working the
two together until smooth. Now add
to the liver paste one tablespoonful
Of strained onion juice, one teaspoon
full each of made mustard and wOrcest-
ershire sauce, one-fourth of a tea
spoonful each Of ground cloves and cay
enne pepper, One-half Of a nutmeg
grated, and salt to taste. Butter the
inside of jars or glasses and pack
the paste as firmly as possible, mixing
the bits of calf's tongue with it. Cover
with melted butter and put on the
covers when the butter is hard. Set
In the refrigerator and the mixture
will keep for weeks.
WaffIes.-Beat one egg, add two cup
fuls of sour milk, three-fourths of a
teaspOonful of soda, one and One-half
teaspoonfuls Of baking powder, two
tablespoonful of sugar and about
three and half cupfuls of flour. The
batter must not be too thick. Have
the iron quite hot before greasing
both sides. Do not look at the waffle
until it has time to be cooked. Do
not serve hot syrup with hot waffles
as it makes the crispest waffle soggy.
An angel, robed in spotless white,
Came to me once and babe me.
write"
"WEat shall I write?' I, wondering,
asked.
Look in my heart, and tell, un-
masked,
The greatest truth thou seest there"
I looked, and straight this thing laid
bare:
The shadow of a sorrow great
A silenced wrong, forgotten hate:
golden rod each one above,
This yod, the magic wand of love.
Harriet d'Autremont.
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Not Fiatterinq.

/ am unused to children and besides
knowing no lullaby songs / have no
voice to carry tune. l offered to care
for a neighbours child one afternoon.
rock her and sing. / began bravely but
she stopped me and said: you don't
need to sing, l dess. Your songs make
me wider awake. Exchange.
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of brown sugar, the wHl-beaten yolks
Of five eggs. Dredge lightly with
flour, add one-half pound Of raisins,
one-fourth pound each of currants and
candied cherries finely cut, two ounces
of citron cut in thin shreds. Add one
half pound of suet finely chopped and
creamed, one hali of a grated nut
meg, one and one-half teaspoonfuls Of
mace, the same of salt, One-third of
a cupful Of orange juice; mix well
and fold in the stiffly beaten whites
of the eggs, Turn into a buttered
tube mold and steam six to eight
hours Serve with:
Meat Loaf.-Put through meat
chopper, one pound Of lean ham, one
pound of fresh pork and one small
onion. Add salt pepper and two tea
spoonfuls of curry powder, one and
one-half tablespoOnfuls Of sage, then
put again through the meat chopper.
add one-third of cupful of cream
and one egg white. Roll in cheese
cloth, with four strips Of fat. Simmer
In three quarts Of water and One-fourth
of a cupful of vinegar, one teaspoon
full of salt, for two and one-half hours
Drain, cool, put under weight and
serve when cool and firm.
Steamed Brown Betty.-Mix two
cupfuls If brown bread crumbs with
two cupfuls Of chopped apple, add two
thirds Of a cupful Of brown sugar, one
cupful Of seeded raisins mixed with
two tablespoonful Of flour and one
half teaspoonful of salt; add one cup
full of milk to which one beaten egg
has been added and beat thoroughly.
Steam in buttered molds two hours.
Serve with lemon or vanilla sauce.
Angel Food Pudding.-Bake an
angel food in a large sheet. When
cool cut in rounds or oblongs, dip In
melted fondant and cool until firm.
'erve with any bright-colored sauce
such as strawberry or raspberry sauce.
This may be made of the crushed
-resh fruit or canned juice, thickened
after straining from the seeds.
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The Snowflake herald., 1922-04-07

Watch Cutcura Improve Your Skin.
On rising and retiring gently smear
the face with Cuticura Ointment.
Wash off Ointment in five minutes
with Cuticura Soap and hot water. 1t
is wonderful what Cuticura will do
for poor compilations, dandruff, itching
and red rough hands.-Advertisem
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~ MILDRED
MARSHALL
ALBERTA

q I~IhIA, meaning nobly bright,
h. 'S us origin in the Teutonic Ian
|tS q It Is one of the names coming
ID M. e 'oOility of which Aethel is
|Snsbu oryht was it's first form.
Ia >. II was a masculine name and
ID GS 10 the first Christian king
Amss "ld. The famous bishop of
Sae =, was called Adelbrecht and his
&Op,Spp spread the Use of the name
leIS Ou' a great part of Europe.
Saagsa received it and straightway
Stsr ~ :, " to Alberto. 1t is from this
Ia "a. ~at the feminine forms, AL
NAsOaI M Albertine, were formed. The
10 bo,. ., the late Queen Victoria,
10 ho ne name of Albert, brought
Sst w ~ masculine and feminine into
SUI &c England. Indeed. II has
The Snowflake herald., 1922-04-07

English Plum
Pudding. = Soak
one-half pound Of
S t ale brea d
crumbs in scalded
milk, using one
cupful. When
cool add one
fourth of a pound
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A
ka9EABINETE2l

Fields enchanted, and woods a. dream.
Ermine crested, royal and still
flushed in silver peace each stream,
Tall and proud each worried hill.
Hush! Like some late bird that fingers.
Strange wild voices come and go,
AS the wind, with fairy fingers,
Harps the wild dance of the snow.
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Matter of Climate

What does that picture represent 2"
asked Mr.. Wadleigh.
Venus rising from the sea-" said
the art dealer.
Gosh! She hasn't any clothes on.
l couldn't have picture like that ins
my house. Show me hunting scene"
"Here you are, sir. Diana of the
chase"
"She's not dressed, either. Better
show me picture of some EskimoS4
hunting SEALS"
The Snowflake herald., 1922-04-07

Boxwood Hard to Obtain.

In this country we once used tons
Of the Turkish and Persian lockwood
for engraving, but this finely textured
wood is now difficult to obtain and
very high priced. Ordinarily we use
5000 tons of it annually.
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or chicken STOCK
for twenty min
utes. Thicker with
six tablespoon
fulS Of flour,
blended to a paste
with one-fOurth
of a cupful of
hllttnr. seq son
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The customer called the waiter
There's a chunk of wood i'm my
sausage" said he. II expect TO be
served with the dog. hut I'll be hanged
if I'll eat the kennel, too"
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Advice is like castor oil-it is one
thing to prescribe it and another to
take it.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-04-07

|,mS and whirl about in snOwdrifts,
lmptImes diving beneath it TO escape
|m bad Mr.. Hawk" replied Mr..
|hckadee.
rWpll as I do not know that FAM
!, as well as l do yours, l guess
viii keep right on calling you Snow
d and if l am not mistaken, we
in have plenty of snow in day or
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MORE GOOD THINGS

Put one cupful of raisins through the
meat grinder, and then cook In quart
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WHAT SHALL WE EAT?

This is season Of the year when every
member of the family will enjoy an;
The Snowflake herald., 1922-04-07
Real Loss.

"And you say you lost control OF
your carp Yes, / couldn't keep W
the installments." Judge.
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AS soon as a woman becomes heart.
less. her case is hopeless.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-04-07

Hospitality must be for service not for
Emerson.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-04-07

Economy is hard road TO travel
that leads to the land of riches.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-04-07

Preachers lives would be awfully
tame except for weddings.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-04-07
A LINE O. CHEER
BY John kendrick Bangs
THE A AMBASSADOR

y WOULD not care to be King,
Or call myself an Emperor.
But it would be a joyous thing
To be the Suns Ambassador,
And carry friendly gifts of Light
To Courts where Darkness rules
II, way,
And in the gloomy realms of Night
Be smiling Mirister of Day.
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The Snowflake herald., 1922-04-07

Make MOney-lf you acquainted fD SOus'
community and want to make some SIDE
money, write CHAS MURDOCH, roth 6oor,.
w. T. Waggoner Bldg, Fort Worth. Texas
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Whats in a Narne?"

FACTS about your name; it's history;
meaning; whence it Was derived; signif- |
canoe; your lucky day and lucky jewel
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
BOARDERs WANTED.

MOTHERLY woman would like 10 board n
baby: good home and mothers care. MRS.
DE FINE. 20 Cedar av.. Summit, y. j.
LTvERsfDE DIR. 54e--Attractiye suite; also
single room /: overlooking Hudson; bath: ex-
ocllent meals: 2. $50. PERRY. Morn side $3.50
ROOM, board, in Protestant family; gentle
men or business couple; minutes from
Murray tIill sta: references. Flushine 3521J.
WEST END Az, T32.-Front room. suitable
two opposite skating rink: French also
spoken; table guests; references.
WEST END av., 40 (sf-s2)-Attrnctively
furnished rooms. home cooking. for young
lady students. Phone Schuyler 43IS.
3sTI ST., 20 E.--Large room. southern ex-
posure, private bath; tray service.
5O1TI, 6i w--Attractivc suite, private bath;
also single room bcard; references.
5sTH Al, 49, ~ WEST.
MADISON ARMS: ELEVATOR SERVICE.
FIST, 35 West. - Attractive double. single
rooms: excellent board; owner. Col. 243o.
18th. iel-tG6 w. tMarbury HalD Most
exclusive American plan hotel In New tork
one room. ono room apartment. n so
room ami bath. now available. Columbus
1890.
7sT'ff 90 wEar-NfISS EDWARDS,
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client of high standing. successful in
large financial and utility operations, Of
fers great opening to one who can match
his capital and make proper showing as to
general hepfuness in extension of going
business developed during past few trying
years; now, with steadily improving times,
this urgently appeals for indefinite profitable
figures, amply secured, principal and liberal
interest. besides carrying large profit shar-
ing features and attractive official position;
principals only. Address WALES ADvER-
Using COMPANY. 145 w. 38th ST.. New
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PROSPEROUS
NUT CONCERN,
DOING BUSINESS IN MANHATTAN ONLY,
DESIRES TO PLACE AN AGENCY
FOR ALL OF LONG; ISLAND
FOR A LONG PERIOD.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY:
MUST BE FINANCIALLY ABLE
TO PLACE MEN WITH CARS ON
TERRITORY; MUST HAVE EN-
CEPTIONAL REFERENCES AS
TO FINANCIAL ABILITY AND
CHARACTER. ADDRESS
SINGER. 12 DUANE ST.
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HOUSES WANTED. UNFINISHED

WANTED-Unfurnished private house In csl-
ored section OF Brooklyn. THOMPSON. 22s;
sth av,
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

GENTLEMAN. Christian, desires room and
board with small family, West Side. 70s
or sos; apartment preferred. V 623 Herald,
2s0 B'way.
ROOM and board wanted in private Christian
family by young man, "a, Westerner. re-
fined; references; dcsirous of quietude for
study. I 500 Herald, 2S0 Bway.
YOUNG bachelor wishes room, private
bath. excellent board: preferably
private family; % blocks Grand Central
Station: no other roomers; references
exchanged. state full particulars. A
2OlS Herald. Herald so.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

1T3 MADISON AV.--Large studio room: tele-
phone, electricity, elevator and maid uerv-
ice adjoining bath; in high class house;
moderate rental
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BoARDERs WANTED.

10TH ST., III WEST. Norece Hall; delightful.
large rooms; steam heat. spacious parlors
and lounge; excellent meals.
SD. 23 W.--Two warm rooms. suitable two.
I S29-S25; excellent meals.
s5TH, 12J W.-Medium room; newly dec
house.
e0TH, II West.-Spac,ous front room, single
hail: excellent meals; parloI dining.
1lsTH, 201 W.-Connecting rooms. attract
lively furnished; board; private. homelike;
reasonable. WEISS.
l1sTH. 205 W.-Large room. twin beds; ex-
cellent board: 2 gentlemen. TOWNSEND
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A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY.

500 investment required Absolutely
secured from all risk. Open only TO men
who can establish agencies under our dlrec-
tion and sell the best spark plug on the
market direct TO motorists. Can be handled
In leisure time. From $50 to S4OO monthly
profits. depending on time given. You can
operate from n small room or n window
Opportunity limited. Write at once
G. ID. ZIMMERMAN COMPANY,
go West 57th st.,
New York CITY.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Long Island.

Long Island.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS, L. I.
Small unfurnshed Apartments to Sublet
$50 Month and Up
New TENNIS PLACE APARTMENTS
Housekeeping or Splendid Tea Room Service
in Ultra-Modern Elevator Building.
BY Station. 10 Minutes on Electric Trains
to Penn station, 3fth ST., Tth Ave-, N. Y. c.
NEIGHBoRS OF REFINEMENT
All City Comforts and Conveniences.
Heauthfut SurroundiDgs--WlHteF Sports.
Apply on premises. or 10
GufON l.. g. EARLE, Agent.
3is Fifth Ave. Saith St Frtzroy 0s2i
Westchester.
fOEKERS-S room apartment. sos: near
subway. trolley &c Highland av., Yonkers.
New Jersey.
EAST ORANGE. -Four rooms. bath and re-
ception halls exclusive South Mum av
section. Fer particulars phone either Orange
aG9E. or New York from 10 8 r. NJ,
Vanderbilt s306.
THREE and room apartments; modern i'm
nawken.
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WOULD like 20 meet party willing 20 defrHy
expenses (possibiy 5000 for patents upon
puncture proof pneumatic tires: other pat
signed answers. @ 500 Herald. Fulton ~.
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751'if, 20 wEsT-MIss EDWARDS.
formerly 62 w. 56th; sunny rm. brd.i re-
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURN1sHED.

WILL lease beautiful house on corner. lower
sos. on Riverside Drive, for y years at
net rental of $1,000 per year. WOOD. DOL
SON CO., S0th st. and Broadway. Telephone
Schuyler 100.
DIST adjacent Broadway)-Three story. 25x
100; rent 5000; possession. ENGLISH,
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

STORE wanted, suitable for shoe business.
GLUCK. F1tz-Roy 1885.
WANTED TO LEASE, RETAIL COAL
YARD, PREFERABLY ON LONG ISL
AND. REPLY, STATING FULL PARTICU-
LARS, a 624 HERALD, 2s0 BROADWAY.
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THREE or four email Investors wanted 20
complete syndicate now forming to pur-
chase interest in highly profitable cstab-
lished business. Address UNUSUAL @ 3ei
Herald. Fulton ~.
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SAVE Incorporating expenses and excess
profit taxes and avoid personal liability by
organizing your company on the COMMON
LAW PLAN under DECLARATION OF
TRUST. Any one. anywhere can fill In
DEMAREE STANDARD FORMS, Issue
slsres and begin doing business same day.
Pamphlet B-J5 free. q. r. DEMAHEE, Legal
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HAVE had extended and successful expert
ence In organizing and conducting market
Ing campaigns. particularly branded special
ties, seek active connection IT, that field;
might invest few thousand dollars IL OF
mutual advantage; highest credentials. +
.21l Herald, Herald square.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

FURNISHED house, in the COS. near Park,
IL rooms. baths, all improvements, suit
able nigh class roopfng. rent IS, 600, includ-
ing furniture. T. A. & J. j. FOGARTY,
POPS Broadway.
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18TH ST.. near Park ae.--i0 roo:ns. I; baths
possession at once until October. 1924: 5000
rnonthly; reduction during summer months.
NORAH MacLAREN. Spring 1852.
GOTH. 63 E.-Fine furnished 10 room house.
. baths, electric light, years straight
lease, rent 5000; for sale; between Park and
Madison ayos
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A SYNDICATE BEING FORMED TO
ATE Pr PR1cED ED STEAM CAR, O. wirM new
ENGINE INDoRsED ny HIGH GRADE
PRIVATE AND GOVERNMENT ENGI-
NEERS, INVITES YOUR COOPERATION;
NO LARGE INVESTMENT REQUIRED.
MEMBERS Or SYNDICATE WILL HAVE
FIRST OFFERS OF AGENCIES.
STERLING COMPANY,
80 PARK PLACE, NEWARK. ". J.
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ONE of Chlcaeo's old substantial corpora
tions has opening for capable man 10 open
cffice and manage saesnen. High class de-
vices for which there Is extraordinary de-
mand everywhere. Big money making possi-
blities for right man: $500 to So 900 neces-
sary TO finance exclusive agency. viii pay
expense OF trip 10 Chicago for the man
select. Sales Manager. ii2 n. May ST.,
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MANUFACTURER. with large factory, de-
sres TO purchase several meritorious U. 8.
patents. Inventors please send full particu-
lars with copies OF patents to A. w. KOENIG.
Post Office Box 81, Orange, ". J.
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PATENTED disinfecfant device for sale; dis
infects and deodcrizeH toilets, &C.: consider
high srade automobile as part payment J.
GIBSON, 81 olneyvlllc square, Providence.
n. l.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

From Battery 10 18th ST.. inclusive.
GREENWICH VILLAGE t6 Grove ST.. near
Sheridan sq)-Newly remodeled house,
quaint top floor studio. rooms, bath; $40.
Spring 5325.
10TH, 20 w.--Attractve. sunny two room
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-14
JOHN FITzGE RAID
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
To WHITE MURDER
Alleged Slayer Of Yd Veteran
Arraigned This Morning
STATE URGES QUICK TRIAL
Hearing Continued to Saturday
Forenoon at Request
Of Defense
STATE URGES QUICK TRIAL

John Fitzgerald, against whom
special grand jury late yesterday af-
ternoon reported an indictment for
the murder OF Ernest w. White, was
arraigned in Bennington county court
this forenoon before Judge Stanley
G. Wilson and pleaded not guilty.
Attorney Frank c. Archibald urged
a speedy trial. James X. Batchelder,
who has been retained as counsel for
Fitzgerald, asked for sufficient time
In which to prepare for the case and
continuance was taken until Satur-
day forenoon at 10 o'clock when 1t Is
expected the date for the trial will
be fixed.
Outside OF the court officials there
we're not over a half dozen persons
in the court room when the accused,
who has been In Jail since his arrest
last Friday afternoon made his ap-
pearanee in the custody of Deputy
Sheriff Edward Shanahan.
The proceedings did not take over
five minutes. The indictment was
read by Clerk j. j. Stakeholder, the
plea of not guilty was entered and
the attorneys began their consulta-
tion with Judge Wilson that resulted
in the continuance
Fitzgerald. a slight built youth ap.
parently not more than twenty years
old, did not appear at all nervous nor
did he indicate by his manner that he
was more than ordinarily interested
IN what was going on.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-14
AMERICAN A LEGION
SEEKS LEGISLATION
VIII Ask Congress 10 Pass Bonus and
Shipping Bills, Says National
Commander.

Washington, Dec. IA legislative
program which the American Legion
will seek to have enacted by Congress
before March 4 including passage OF
the bonus bill and the shipping mea-
sure was announced last night by
Alvin NJ Owsley. national commander
after two days conference with
past national commanders and com
mittee chairmen.
Legislation for relief Of disabled
former service men. action ito pro-
tect the interest OF veterans in the
civil service. suspension OF all immi.
grafton for period OF years and en-.
actment OF the bureau bill, providing
for retirement of 1000 emergency of.
ficers OF the army disabled In the
World war. also will be sought.
Legislation for the disabled" was
given first and supreme Importance
in the outline OF purposes.
With refcrnce TO the bonus, ii was
determined that the tiye.fold adjust.
ed compensation bill be pushed TO en-.
actment; this to contain a land recla-
nation feature, preferably tho Smith.
McNary amendment