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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-20
WEST BELLEVUE

Oct. 18:-Mrs. N. o. Anderson and
son Harry and Miss Stone motored to
st. Cloud Monday and spent the day
shopping and visiting friends.
Henry Zimmerman and family spent
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-20

Mrs.. Rosalie LaFond celebrated her
10th birthday anniversary Sunday.
A family reunion was held in the eve
ming. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-20
I AM OPPOSED TO
II. State Constabulary.
IL. State Preliminary Con-
vention Law.
13. Brooks-Coleman Street
Railway Bill.
HISTORY

Hiding Swanson has lived in
this District since 1888. Since
10 years old has been engaged
in various manual and clerical
occupations at the saw mill and
railway shops, and worked - his
way through school at Valpar-
also (Scientific 1909 (Acade-
mic 1909 and Yale (Law 1922.
Was Representative from 1917
to 1919 and now Senator from
this District. Practiced law at
Brainerd over ten years.
Your candidate fully support:
ed his platform of 1916 and
1918, and has voted and sup
ported every labor, farmer, child
welfare, and equal suffrage mea-
sure, as well as every measure
in favor of business and indus
trial interests, except hose
against public policy, during the
four sessions Of the Legislature
in which he served, and he be-
lieves he has accomplished
something valuable for his dis
trict.
He has championed the cause
Of the common people during his
term as public official and be-
iieves his record will show that
he has faithfully served all OF
the people of his District, with n.
out fear or favor, and he will
continue to do 50 if reelected.
He stands squarely on his rec
ord for Reelection and believes
his legislative and industrial ex-
perience better qualities him to
serve his District and the State.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-20
POLITICAL ADVERTISE
MENT*

Cost $3.50. Authorized by and f
Hiding Swanson, Brainerd, MINI.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21

CLEAN ROOMS AND BUNKS at the Jones Bunk House. Market St. F. Reenstrom.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21
DANCERS ARE PREPARING
 FOR HALLOWEEN MASOUE

Announcement of mask ball for Halloween has been received with enthusiasm by the dancers of Nenana and there is promise of an elaborate array of costumes. Everybody is planning and some of the ladies have actually started work on their dresses, to make sure they are ready in time. There will be at least several groups of maskers and two or three of the outfits already planned will be stunning in the extreme. <. ...-....
 The dance will be held or the night of October 30.
 Genuire coonskin caps, black sateen tops. quilted lining. Measure ments taken and made to order at S5 each. D'Orsay Tailor Shop.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21

Ralph Bigney returned from Fair banks yesterday.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21
ROAD COMMISSION WILL CUT
 MAIL TRAIL. TO KUSKOKWIM

Plans have been completed by the Alaska Road Commission to cut trail between Kobe, on the Alaska Railroad, a few miles south of Ne mana, to the kantishna district, and it is understood the work will start at an early date, under the direction of Engineer Hawley W. Sterling. It is understood the trail will go from Kobe to Diamond tnd thence to Roosevelt, connecting at that point with the present road be- tween Roosevelt and Moose creek.
 4 tentative allotment of s5,OO0 is said to have been made for the work and It is expected the new trail will be ready for use about the first of the year. The new route will not touch the present Kantish- na trail.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21
TOLOVANA HEARING IS SET
 FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING

Col. John c. Gotwals, engineer officer of the Alaska Road Commis- sion. who arrived from the coast yesterday, enroute to Fairbanks, vii return to Nenana early next week for the purpose of holding a public hearing on the proposal to improve transportation to the Tolovana dis trict. The colonel has expressed the wish that the hearing be held on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock, in the Cooney Hotel lobby, and all who are interested in the matter 10 be discussed are invited to be pres ent. 4 similar hearing will be held in Fairbanks.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21
Mail Men To Use Old Trail

In view of the fact that the new trail cannot possibly be made ready for use inside of several months, Nal Contractor Hill has completed plans to use the old trail. by way of Toklat, operating out of Kobe. He will go direct to Diamond. thence to Lake Minchumina, and thence to the Kuskokwim by way or an old Indian trail. MT Hill plans to make trip over a portion of the trail during the coming week. for the purpose of verifying distance estimates, but he will be back in time to start the first mail over the trail on the first of November
 Although using Kobe station as one of his terminals. because of the saving in distance, Mr Hin says Nenana will derive practically all of -he benefit from the routing of mails by way of the kantishna in stead of Rainy Pass. And 1t is pos sible that he will route the mail direct from Nenana later on, if the arrangement can be made without upsetting schedules or adding to the cost of carrying.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21

The dances a. the Palace Of Sweets are becoming very popular.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21

Fine Stock Staple ana Fancy Gro ceries. Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21

Alex Fowler, of the firm of Fow- Ter & Morris, was among today's arrivals from Fairbanks, where he made a brief business visit.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21

Herman. Anderson returned to Nenana today from a business trip to Fairbanks.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21
SOCIAL DANCE TONIGHT

The dancers of the city are ad- vised that there will be another one of those jolly informal hops at Union hall tonight, arranged at the request of numerous of the regular goers.
 Good music will be provided and q good time is promised those at tending.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21

]. H. Russell, Jr., underwent an operation for appendicitis at the local hospital yesterday and is rest ing comfortably today.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21

Col. F. Mears arrived from the coast yesterday morning and re- turned 10 Healy during the after noon. to inspect the work on the new coal spur.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21

F.. E. Sheriff, a Seattle piano tuner who arrived from the coast several days ago, is at present in Fairbanks plying his trade
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21

Mrs L'Hereux. of Ruby, returned to Nenana yesterday from a brief visit in the States. She is registered at the Cooney hotel.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21
COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY

The city council will mee, in regular session at the council rooms on Tuesday evening.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21

Earl Hartsborough. who has been under treatment at the local hospi- tai during the last several weeks, left for Healy last night.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-21

Quite a number of moose have been seen lately in the vicinity of Clear creek, south of town.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10
VYVLASTNENf POZEMKU
MA POBREZf v OKOLf
VEREJNYCH BUDOV.

M6stsky pravni riditel Paul
Lamb pozada clevelandskou
pozemkovou radu, ably odhadla
cenu pozemku, kterych mesto
Cleveland potfebuje ma dustoj-
ne upraveni okoli skupiny We
fejnych budov Il jezernlho po-
brezi, tax zvany Mall. = Die
Lamba ma omen majetek cenu
S1,10O.000, jak byl odhadnut
k Will zdan6ni, ale ia tuto ce-
nu mesto parcely tyto sotva
dostane a bude nuceno patrne
zaplatiti cenu obchodni, dale
ko vySSi. N6kteri maiitel6, Wy
chazeji mestu sice vstric a pro
ievili ochotu majetek dati je-
ste pod cenu berniho odhadu,
ale vetSina majitelu bude patr-
ne pozadoVati plnou cenu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10
AUTOISTA PREJEL X SMRTI
DEVCATkO, ALE PROPU-
STEM z OBZALOBY.

V pondeli k veceru prejel
Raymond Stech, 2627 East
boulevard automobilem 3-lete
devcatko. Carmellu Vairetto-
YOU 2 els. 2549 vych. 10. ul.
iez vybehlo do jizdni drahy
pred obydlim, ably Sc divala ma
potulneho italia, jenz provadel
RUNE kejkle opitkou. Stech
byl sice zatten, ale sprosten
kazde why, jelikoz Sc skutec-
ne jednalo jen nest astnou
nahodu. Ma municipalnim SOU
de bylo odsouzeno k v6zen-
skym trestnm pet dalsich pre-
stupnikG ulitnich dopravnich
pfedpisd a sice vesmes ma 10
dni a jeden ma diva dny "a to,
re jel nedovolenym zpusobem
kolem poulicnl kary..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10
BULHARI CHTEJf PRfSTAV.

Carihrad, 8. kvetna. = Bull
harska delegace "a natelnictvi
ministra Grouskfa, nastoupi
Is. kvetna cestu do Angory, "a
by s tamneiSimi tureckymi ma
cionalisty vyiednavala 0 no.
spodafske smlouve mezi obe-
ma vladami a pokusila Sc III
skat nektery pristav V Egej-
skem mori, ma nez cini 81 nyni
raroky Rekove, uhlavni nepra
tele Rulharu. Grouskf mimo ob
chodni smlouvy obnovi Ango-
rou dokonale yztahy diploma
ticke.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10
STATNI USTAV PRO CHO.
ROMYSLNE ODMfTNUL
SEDM PACIENTU.

Nasledkem preplneni new
burskeho blazince nedostat-
ku zenskych opatrovnic odmi-
ia spraya tohoto nstavu paci-
enty, ycera odepreno priieti
sedmi osobam, ctyrem muzum
a tfem zenam, jak oznamuje
soudni kIerk c. O. Drake. Tri
muzi byli nlsto do nemocnice
dani do okresni venice. jiny
muz a iedna zena pax doveze-
III do mestske nemocnice, kdez
to zbyvaiici zeny dany V opa-
Srovani zdejSim pribuznym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10
POLICEJNf DRAzBA.

V pondeli 9. hod. dopole-
dne Zapocne V Zadni Casti hla-
vni policejni stanice drazba
ruznych veei, ktere isou dele
nez-li zakon dovoluje V opatro-
vani policeman. Drazbu ridi-
ii bude porucik Jerry Murphy.
Mezi predm6ty urcenymi k We
fejnemu prodeii jsou latky, "a
vazadla, skvosty, ba 18 auto
mobilu. Nekolik beden bude
prodano jen tax "jako kocka
V pytli' bez nahlednuti dovn;tf,
ma to byti nekdy koupe who'd
na, neb jednou prv ieden far
mar 2 Berea nabldl ia podob-
nou bednicku $3.50, slovy diva
dollary a osmdesat centI - a
veru dobfe pochodil, neb nasel
"a $1,000 samych briliantu, o
kterych nikdo nevedel - radi
verime. koda, re nam nikdo
nepovl, o pripadech, kdy Sc
podobna koupe ma zdarb1h'
kupci nepovedla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10
SkLAMANY zENICH.

Licentni klerk H. w. Beck
man odeprel vcera Y uradovne
vydati povoleni k snatku zeni-
chovi proto, re nema dosud
staleho bytu V teto zemi, jak
nakazuje zakon. "Zname Sc
Jiz jedenact roku a nyni jsme
Sc poprve seSIi. Jsem New
Jersey ona 2 Texasu." Go
ma tom, Harry" odpovedela me-
vesta, "kdyz jsme mohli ceka-
ii tax dlouho, pockame jest6
nejakou tn chvilku." )" "Myslim,
re tax bude nejlepe,' prohodil
flegmaticky zenich, uchopil ne
vestu pod pazi a oba bez roz-
horGeni odchazeh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10
Zvlastni velke lace Ultra I've ctvrtek)
novem velkem krame - vedle "Syetu'
~ KOUDELU', 4526-28 BROADWAY.
prOcenni srazku aneb zeene cervene neb
Obdrzie mas zdarma Vasim nakupem take We Gvrtek
ma Broadw

ONT eskla prize ku hackovan obmez 25c
Mile End neeps maSinove mite, $50 ydu civka 20 Sc
Sansk prize ku hatkovni barev vd cvka DO Sc
Bavlnka ku sprav6 puncoh, barevn civka
Muzske loc modre neb cervene kapesnky 4Iac
Lenske detske bile 0c kapesniky, po ....... 31hc
lmporovane gimpy k cichim soc stucka "a ..... 38c
Pekne lOc karacky Zuby o................... SC
ffosuie Nlachess loc silky ma vlasy, po 7lac
Deske cene bavnene puncochy vsech cisel
Zenske bavnene puncochy 19c druh, par 1Oc
Muzske l9c bavnene ponozky ceme neb nede lie
Zenske letn ryhovane spodni kosilky po .......
Muzske 75c etni spodn kosile neb kalhoy, po 39c
Dvcl chlapecke spodni obeky, 98c druh, 58c
Billy skrym ma zacony SO pacu siroky yard po 734c
Sna polobia 15c latka rucniky, yard po 71ac
Move Csc 28c perkay yard Stroke saych barev yd 16c
Pruhovany sotys SO palcu siroky, yard po 19c
Nejeps druh voskoveho pana STILL 14ydu yard 24c
Zeena stinida do oken 75c druh po 42c
Pekne 25c turecke rucniky 36x15 velke po ... 11Rc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10
PROFIT NESPRAVEDLlVEMU
ODSUZOVANf.
Nebezpe6ni zloGinci jsou pro-
poustsni a poctivi obcane zala-
rovani.

Riditel clevelandskeho sdru-
zeni pro trestni justici. Char
les De Woody podrobil ma wee
rejsi schulz poradane NEST
skym zenskym klubem V Hippo
dromu, opravnene kritice dneS-
nj soudnictvi. Pravil vyslovne,
re u municipalniho soudu jsou
vazenf obyvatele odsuzovani
do vezeni, kdezto remeslni zlo-
cinci jsou parolovani. Ia posu-
zovani dnesnich skutecne podiV
nych soudnich ukazI pravil o.
tevTene, re nekterf soudcove a
urednici zneuzlvaji sv6renych
Jim 1rad6 jen aby sob6 zfskali
popularitu a po pripade voleb
nj hlasy.
De Woody citoval prfpad,
kdy jisty jiz nekolikrate usved
teny kapesni zlodej byl usved
cen a odsouzen k pokut6 $50,
soudnim utratam a 30-dennimu
veZeni, ale cely tento rozsu-
dek byl bezprostredne zrusen a
zlodej Sc mel do 80 hodin vyste
hovati z Clevelandu, ale ami to
nebylo dodrzeno a nicema zba-
ven trestu jen ma slib, re bude
delati rok "dobrotu". Kritikou
nechtel vsak De Woode napa-
dati soudce pro odsuzovani do
vezeni pro trafitnf pfestupky,
jelikoz, die vlastnich jeho slov,
by to bylo zasahovani v neod-
vislost soudcovskeho stavu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10
1eLETY HOCH 5KOLENYM
uPIcEM.
Chlubi Sc as 100 kradezemi.

Odpoledne V den, kdy popra-
ven byl mladistvy zlosyn Sam
Purpera, zatkla zdejsi policie
sotva zaplnacim kalhotam od-
rostleho mladika, jenz Sc ma sta
nici klukovskym cynismem chlu
bill, ze "a poslednich nekolik ty
dnd Sc vloupal do vice jak jed
noho sta domG.
Teprve 16lety, ale ma iiz "a
sebou rekord, ktery by mu moh
zavideti i skoleny kriminal-
mix. Pred dvema tydny prchl,
kdyz byl predvaden pred soud
pro mladistve provinilce. Wee
ra odpoledle dopadl straznfk,
kraian Otto zizka z 5. precink
tn hocha ma Quincy Ave. a W.
chodnl "a ul. Kluk sc dal do
behu, ale byl policistou doho-
nen a chopen "a rameno, pri
cemz polapeny rychle vsunul
ruku do zadni kapsy spodkii,
ale Zizka jeste V cas- jej uderil
takze mladikovi ma chodnik Wy
padl automaticky revolver.
Straznik ma dekovati jen svoji
hbitosti, lie zatceni nicemy o.
dehralo Sc bez tragickych ma
sledku.
Jiz pred sesti tydny byl hoch
zatten puldruhe V noci ma
Woodland Ave-, pri vyslechu Sc
primal k ruznym kradezim a
take bylo nalezeno V ukrytu as
IA 800 ruznych sperku. Vcera
dopaden byl Zizkou, prave
kdyz Sc ukrytu vracel. V dou-
p6ti mel as "a $1,000 cennych
veci, nahrdelniku, prstenG. bro
III atd V kapsach jeho pax
nalezeny penize, elektricka svi
tilna, cerna Skrabo$ka a revol-
yer. Ia prvniho vyslechu chlu-
bill Sc nezdara serzantovi Byr-
menu, re V posledni dobe spa
chal celou radu vloupani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10
OSOBNf.

Ma ceste z Washingtonu do
Cmahy zastavil sc V Clevelan-
du a navstivil mas p. Stanislav
Serpan, ceskoslovensky kon-
sui V Omaha Nebraska. Cd
poledne, redaktorem p. Ku-
taken, byvalym Omazanem,
Easel ma ZdejSi ceskoslovensky
konsulat, navstivlt kollegu p.
DR.. Bartosovskeho, vecer pax
ztravil u svych zdejsich pri-
huznych, manzelG B. E. Ptako-
vvch. Odeiel II hod. vecer
do Chicago, kde rovnez zdrzi
St pres den.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10
K CEMU JSOU PROHIRiCNI
POkUTY DORRE.
We Fairview postavi 81 "a ne
novou radnici.

Pfedmesti Fairview, kde je
mayorem David Zinner, pfl-
slo ma skutecne chytry napad
jak "snadno a rychle" postavi-
ii novou radnici, aniz by bylo
nutno podniknouti utok ma
obecni pokladnu. "Penize le-
ii ma ulici", Tikaval kdosi a
uziteGneho toho rGenl chape Sc
i mayor, jenz pflsnostl, KITE
rou by mu nikdo 2 mas nepfi-
suzoval Stiha vSechny, kdoz Sc
prohfesuji proti nejsVetejsl
prohibici. Ma pokutach seslo
Sc $4,000, prave tax slusny
prispevek ma vesnickou radni-
ci. Wee ma ale jisty "hacek"
neb smirci soudce L. L. Mar
shall nevi, komu penize prifk-
nouti neb dnesni YES jmenova-
la Sc do nedavna vlastne Euclid
townSip, ktery dnes neeXistuje.
Statni prohibicni zakon pra-
vi, re smirCi soudce musi polo
vinu pokut "a poruSenl pred
pisu odvesti statni pokladne a
druhou polovinu, ze NIUE od-
vesti tam, kde svoji pravomoc
provozuje. Marshall vsak jiz
soudni praksi nevykonava, sta
tn povinnou polovicicku ode
vidal, ale nevi, jak naloziti Sc
zbyvajicf, tax ably vyhovel po-
vinnosti, jak zakon predpisu-
lie. Vyzada 81 proto dobroza-
nj statniho generalniho zalob-
ce.
Mezl tim p0kutuJe Sc VeSele
dale fond uteSene rosie. M a
yor Zinner pravi, re policeini
rada Sc usnesla, ably vSechny
budouci prohibicni pokuty ply
nuly do stavebnlho fondu rad
nice, jelikoz dosavadni neni
jiz obce dustoina, ovSem jest
vice nez-li pochybno, zda po-
dobny prostredek vubec lie du-
stojnym nazvati. Pripady, je2
mayor Zinner rozsuzuje, jsou
vetsinou pfipady clevelandske
dodavane mu Clevelandskou Ii.
gou suchych. Jak pravi dnes
nj Plain Dealer, dosahuji po
kuty Linnerem ia 4 mesice u
lozene vySe $4,000, polovinot
muze obec naloziti, die libosti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10
CHTELI SPATRITI EXEKVO-
VANEHO PURPERU.

Mrtvola popraveneho Purpe
ry byla vcera 0 4 hod. ranni
odeslana do Clevelandu a byla
iiz 8. hod. ranni dopravena
do bytu ieho matky, 2514 Cen
tral Ave. Zvedavcu Sc dostavi-
10 tollk, re musela byti privola-
ma policie, ably rozehnala as
100 zevlonG, kteri Sc snazili do
stati do bytu, ably spatrili telo
popraVence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10
ITALSKO-BRITSKA DOHO-
DA,

Janov, 9. kvetna. Ma vseo-
becne politicke a hospodarske
dohode mezi Italii a Velkou
Britanii Sc pracuje, die sdele-
nj zpravodaje Havasovy tisko-
We kancelafe. Hlavnim ucelem
tohoto dohodnuti jest zaruceni
italskeho postaveni We Stfedo-
zemnim mori.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10
DEN MATEK.

Mayor Fred Kohler vydal
ytera prohlaSeni vyzvou, ably
pfisti nedele povazovana byla
jako Den matek. "Zije-li Va
Sc matka, prokazte il V tento
den vaSi lasku vdeCnosti. Nezi-
je-li, pax ma nj vdeGne vzpo-
mente a uvazte elm vam V III
vote byla - nejvetsim nei-
lepSlm -pritelem."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10

Marshall Neilan! Freckles Barry! TarkingtonGv
"Penrod' = nasemu obecenstvu velice znami a obli-
beni Kazdy okamzk jest bran re zivota, pfiehajicl
hochovi jehoz zna cely svet celym souborem zname
nitych hercu, nichz kazdy jest takovym jak 81 ej
miti pfeiete. Jest to obrazek, ktery llb sarym
mladym srdecne je rozesmeje, at jest to dite ma
pfednm sedadle neb madik ma galerii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10

jeho manzelky, jichz tela byla
nalezena v pond6li po bitve,
liz patrne mezi sebou svedfi.
Theorie, re pri smrtelnem "a
pase bylo pouzito sekery no.
re, byla sesilena vypovedi ctyf-
leteho hoSika manzel1. CHA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10

pee, Edward, vypravel polici-
stun, ze "maminka rizla sc no.
zem a pax chtela ubliziti otci."
Tela nalezena byla Josephem,
NIL, 10-letym a jeho osmiletou
sestrou, kdyz re skoly Sc vrati-
Ii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10
TRACEDIE MA FARME.

Port Huron, Mich, 9. kv6tna
Koroneruv inkvest bude konan
Ultra rano a vysetrovana smrt
Josepha Loberta, 39-leteho a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10
L E M A N OV

poslane hribky z ceskeho
lesa ma Sumave, koupite lev
ne v obchode pi. Smrzove v
budove Ces. Narodni Sine
ma Broadway. 5-13
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06
WEST BRATTLEBORO

Sidney Davis of Greenfield is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Barney and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. S. Miller.
Miss Fanny Prouty, student nurse. is
spending few days vacation at her
home in Putney.
The Select Ten club will meet tomor-
row with Mrs. Fred Marsh. A covered
dish dinner will be served
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Baptist
church will hold a poverty social in the
vestry Of the church at s O'Clock this
evening. Pay according to what you
wear.
Miss Julia Duffy returned last night
from her home in Bellows Falls. where
she was called three weeks ago on ac-
count of the serious illness of her sister
with pneumonia. ..
Charles Calvin of East Mortified.
Mass, was admitted Sunday to the hos
pital for medical treatment John Bon
cite, Z, of Hinsdale, n. H.. was operated
upon Saturday evening by DR. Il. r.
Lynch for acute appendicitis.
Miss Rice, nurse, of Greenfield is car
ing for Miss Katherine Cunningham in
the AIelrose hospital. Merle Cobleigh of
Chesterfield was discharged Sunday from
the hospital, where he had been two
weeks following an operation for appen-
dicitiS.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Changes Recorded Past Week i'm Office
of Town Clerk Hopkins.

Transfers of real estate recorded in
the office of Town Clerk G. S. Hopkins
the past week include the following:
Henry c. Titus to Clarence T.. Good
win and wife, by warranty deed, place on
Oak Grove avenue. Consideration 81,
revenue $50.
Sanford A. Daniels to Claude w.
Burroughs, by warranty deed, place on
Clark street. Consideration 81, revenue
John L. Roess and wife to Frank f.
Barber by warranty deed, piece of land
ia district No. 6. Consideration 81, rev.
enue 81.
Town of Brattleboro to James w.
Lyons, by warranty deed. triangular
piece of land between Oak Grove avenue,
Baldwin street and Combs street. Con
sideration $500 revenue ST.
Carl :. Hopkins and wife to Hopkins.
the Florist, Inc. by warranty deed, place
on Western aveEue. Consideration 81,
revenue $12.
Brattleboro Trust Co. administrator
of Williston Walker estate. to Dewitt
Grocery CO.. by administrators deed.
block on Main street. Consideration 81
revenue sal
John Il. Dunton and wife to William
IL. Morriseau, by warranty deed, place
on Highland street. Consideration 81.
revenue s..
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

DR. w Buell. Perry has bought the II.
f. Weatherhead property on Brookside
Terrace, which includes a bungalow and
about six acres of land. DIR. Perry plans
to occupy it for a home.
Mrs. Mary A. Wood has sold her two
tenement house on Elliot street to Nor
man ID. Allen, who owns the Gilman
property on that street The sale was
made by John l.. Howard, real estate
agent. Mr.. Allen buys for home and
for an Investment. The rear of the Wood
property joins the Gilman property.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06

Harry \. Black, secretary of state. has
taken away the automobile opera tors
licenses from the following persons from
Fred =. French of West Burke and Os-
car III. Stanley of Franklin for fatal acct
dents. Arthur c. Travers of Newport,
suspended indefinitely as a person unfit
to operate a car; Clarence q. Farms
worth of Barre, revoked because of con-
viction at Chelsea; Harry Foley Of East
Ryesate revoked for alleged intoxication
trouble and \. T. Beaulac of Enosburg
Falls suspended indefinitely for alleged
excessive Use of intoxicants Indefinite
suspension of the license of Joseph Mar
colt Of Swanton. the offense being intoxi-
cation. The license of Harry W. Rock
Of Burlington was revoked. the man hay
ing been convicted of intoxication while
driving an automobile
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-06

The records of the secretary of states
Office show a total number of cars regis
tered the first five months of this year
to be 34.091. Last year at the same
time 30,317 were registered. There are
2.030 more operators licenses issued
than last year. The motorcycle registra-
ton has fallen off nearly 200. The total
receipts for the first five months were
$6OS, 1874, against $539. 533.65 last
year. There were I'LL cars registered
in the month of May this year against
J,S44 registered in May, 1921.