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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-22
NEGROES WANT LYNCHNG law.
Equal Rights league in Resolution
Demand Passage Of Dyer Bill.
MARCH IN SILENT PARADE OF
DDAmEcT

Il AVALoAe
Boston, Mass, July 20.-Delegates
to the 18th annual convention of the
National Equal Rights League, at a
mass meeting at Baneuil hall, passed
a resolution demanding protection of
the government by the passage of the
Dyer anti-lynching bill. Copies of the
resolution were forwarded to Presi-
dent Harding and Senator Lodge.
The resolution asked for the right
of life, suffrage, public travel, public
ervice and work The meeting asked
this in the name of patriotism, the
constitution abolitionists and the col
|ored Americans who gave their very
lives in the country's defence" The
resolution was signed by M. w. Spen-
GER of Washington. d. Leroy Ferguson
and Miss Coles Of this state. Eugene
Watson of Rode Ilsand, F. A. ABBOTT
of New York, ]. A. Hagan of Connec-
|ticut and A. j. Smitherman of Okla
hOma.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-22
ALily Blacks" May Back Ford.

Richmond, Va. July 10.-Resolu-
tons will be submitted calling upon
Henry Ford to stand for the Presi-
Dental nomination, ]. r. Pollard Chair
man of the Advisory Committee Of
the negro or Lilly Blach" Republican
Party in Virginia announced in call
ing a meeting of that body at Buck
roe Beash, Va, Aug. s. A candidate
for the senate and ten candidates for
Congress will be nominated, he said.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-22

hand to others In need Sleep on bro
Their and take thy rest, you are NUM-
bered with wisdom bliss. pain sorrow
thing no more, you have gone to
immortal shore. Sad our hearts and
tears we shed, pure while living. Bles
sed when dead. We will try brother
dear by deeds Of love to meet you in
Heaven above.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-22
ArrREoLATEs CONSOLATION.

1. James Powell, disabled ex-service
man in care of Fitzsimons General
Hospital, Denver Colo, and brother
to Thomas Powell, who is waiter in
u. s. 18th District Veterans Bureau
No. rs, will appreciate the consolation
given under all circumstances to cur
mother and father, Margrett and Sam
Powell. at Winona, Texas, because OF
the late fire. which destroyed con-
siderable welfare
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-22
Dallas News.


Mr.; and Mrs Jake Allen Hunt. 5Oos
Mckinney a boy.
MT and Mrs. Ferguson Carter. 2503
North Central girl.
M. and Mrs Fletcher Ray. 1919
CASTOR, boy.
M. and Mrs Howard Douglas. 42o4
Deaths.
James Carter, $500 Alamo. tubercu-
losis.
John Rector, Kansas city, Mo.
Amanda Choice, 1905 S. Preston.
Josephrie Massey. Si5 Pacific.
keva fiae Carter, 2116 Trinidad
Lille Smith. S. M. u.
Junius Smith. Route 1918 Holmes
Juanito Orr. 2f12 Cadiz.
Hattie Horton. 1872 Piclrel Drive.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-22

plats Of corn were harvested except
81 acres which were 'hogged down"
1t is estimated that 20 per cent of the
negro farmers in Virginia are follow
ing the methods of growing corn
taught by extension workers.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-22
Correction.

The remains of A. w Barbee through
a mistake was entered in Mt. Auburn
cemetery but was removed to Wood
land cemetery, July 18th. 1922
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-22
Series Just Played Was Transferred From
Fl. Worth. Panlhers VIII Return Sat
llrday For -Four Games, Double Header
Sunday.


One the strange things base ball happened here last
week in the Panther Giants series.
Bob Soans champion Black Giants guests Of Lowey
Jones' Herd Of Black Panhers the Jones hosts OF
four game Riverside Base ball stadium the permanent
home Of the Giants
Here how happened The Paris and Clebulne Clubs
(e) Of League secured Panth Park Sunday
for two and these dates formerly arranged at TINS
Giants but since these dates were for
eted white the games that 70 have been play
ed at F WORTH by the Coored clubs transferred to Dallas
Hence Worth had fill their home engagement in Dallas
So they took the field though they at home and Dallas
their guest
Well to end my story, shall make it short There were
games played leaving Saturdays when the Veteran
Byrd Long beat the Panthers to l. but will take the last
three will condense this by saying that local fans two OF
the most brilliant battles the local diamond for some time
death struggle between two contending clubs both
matching up well strength The Giants favored with the
breaks and thus the first tilt to q but the second fracas
went into eleven inning tie to g. Big Fred Daniels celebrat
ed his return the Giant fold but turning in the only victory Of
the twin bill Alexander the Panhers star box has always
been Jonah the crew. but he baptism of fire Sun
day the first Jess Ming would not yield the End game to the
Paners and neither would Miller the big husky right handerd
eleventh, that's all
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-22
MRS FREEMAN BOOTH ENDS LIFE.
Dependence Over Home Life Said to
Have Been cause,
HAD TWO CHILDREN.
Was very Prominent Washington
Family.

Washington, D. c., July 2O.-Wash-
ington society was shocked by the an
nouncement Of the death Of Mrs. Jen-
ME freeman Booth which resulted
from taking five Bi-ChIoride of Mer-
curry tablets, Friday night. Following
the taking of the poison, Mrs. Booth
was removed TO Freedmen's Hospital
where she died.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-22
Lincoln Manor.

BY MISS L. E. MosELEY.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-21

~ : -
Je nervozne = nepokojnei Ak
&ao- ajskprej jedlo je tomu ma
lprfcipe. Ked, nem&&sts dojcit'
svoje diet a, q, jestli nerastie ne
tnenie Cd vAsho prsn6ho mlieka,
dajte mu Borden's Eagle Brand
Milk ten. pokrm, ktory so xda-
rom vychoval sta tislce dietok.
L'ahko So da pripravit'- len do
slejte yarenei vody, ako ie 1praya.
Y tychto novinaeh casu ma
cas- naidete ohlasku Bordenovho
Eagle Brand mlieka, pokrmu, kto-
~ yyehoval Wac zdrnyych deti,
neS ysetky inc pripravens detske
pokrmy dohromady. Vyrezte ol1a-
sku q ppslite ju postou ma The
Borden Company, New York, .
fodtial' dostanete zdar1na, Co Jpp-
.trebliete, .RenGepie yp,s yasej ylast
.nej reel ako krmit' deti, alebo
detskn knizku, alebo recepty ma
priprayovanie chutpych jedal $
Eagle Brand mliekom, ziadajte
81 Ola mena, ktord kHizku BY ste
chcei mat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-21
1lst aelEolslrsj tnpy pAhron

basf nelEolekej Npy pAaKonq.
skej. Musine sa pri dnesnych roz.
vratenych pomeroch tesit kazde.
mu raznemu a svornemu vystnpe-
niu nasich l'udi v opnstenom pas,
me na hraniciach, lebo to posil,
nuje nasich l'udi v borbe. Takyto
sviatok NAL minule Lncenec, kto,
~ hostil dcastnfkov sletu pohron.
skej sokoIskej zupy "Detvan =
Detva Pohronia, doliny Rimavy a
Sajayy sa tn sisla v pamatnom
neste bojov husitskych a bojov !
hordami bol'sevickymi. Obetivt
Pripravy hatil trochu dazd', ale
nspech je pri tom vsetkom. Dosli
zastupcovia Sokolstva 2 Czech !
celeho okolia. Po pochodoch cez
mesto, pri ktorom recnil ma name
sti star0sta miestneho Sokola, sa
zacaly cvicenia pritomnosti do
5000 l'udi. Krasne zastavy vyni-
kaly vaiceagch stran. Cvi6ilo
ziactvo, edorost, mnzovia zeny
Muzoyia predstavili zapore Pub
lanske prostne vyst1pilo i druz-
styo starsich rim. Soboty. zeny
81 ziskaiy tancom pri "os4ave ma
ja' priazen obecenstva, ktore so
trvalo ma mieste i v najyaesom
dazdi, ked' zupny starosta Villain
Paullny 20 Zvolena povedal rec.
V com ma korene Sokolstvo? V
narodnom zitf a bytf! T'azko bolo
trpiet', ale je t'azko al statocne
obranit' zachovat', vybudovat' do
rozkvetu priyiest' to, co SINE DO
tisicrocnom otroctve vydobyli, le-
bo je u mas mnofo kdkolu, zata-
jenych. a zjavnych nepriatel'ov
nasej mladej slobody. Sokolstvo
stoji ma strait bodrym sokol-
skvm duchom, otuzenymi rame-
mani kypri tyrdti, skalnat1, bod
lacim porastenG podu narodnn.
Ma historickej pode Lucenca W.
hlasujeme svornost' sokolsk1 a
verfme lplne vit 'azstvo nasei i
dey.
= Mad 'arsld luterani proti slo-
yenskym. (Cstk.) Vo Spisskej No
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-21
stayhs pristsvn pri OOPS IN

Stayne pr1stevu prl .QoEe -
Ejae. n nskutocnenie tohotp pla-
nj, ktory sleduie ciel spojenia
tychto nasich krajin Giernym
moron, bude mat d'alekosiahly
yplyv NJ rozkyet hqspodarskeho
zivOta na yychodnom Sioyeaskp >
na Podk. Rusi, je bezsporns. Po-
dl'a planu usplayni sa najpry yys-
s., tok rieky Msy. Je sice prayda,
ze najvacsia east toku riecneho le-
ii na strane mad 'arskej, ale ma
q 'arska vlada dala k uskutoGne-
niu tohoto projektu az syoj sl-
HAS. Cely plan vyhotovil inz. Lie
wal, referent vodneho stavitel-
skeho 1radu. Centrom projektu
bude Cop, kde bude sa stavat,'
vel'ky moderny pristav. Naklad
ma t1to stavbu cim 5 milionov KS.
ktory obnos prazska vlada schva-
lila. s planom tymto zamestnava-
la sa Dunasska komisia, ktora no
al potyrdila. Praca zapocne sa .
Ste ma jasen tohto rokp. Bude tre-
ba vydlabat rieciste Tisy potion
ma jar mono zapociat' so stav-
bon pristavu. Podl'a planu inz.
Liewalda bude cele dielo vyhoto-
yene v decembri +. 1928, take ma
Jar 1924 moze prva parolod' O..
dist Copu, cez Tisu dostane tax
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-21

vel Vsi vych6dzaiiei mad 'arskJ
casqpis " Szepesi Hirlap'' pile 4
prfpravach mad 'arskych lnterk,
npv Ra sloyenskom vychode. Pro.
ii sloyenskemu lkandidatovi Jn-
rajoyi Janoskovii postayili sYojhq
kandidita na bisknpstyo, apoprad,
skeho farara Vargu, mad d'ar6na
Ma miesto cirkevneho Inspectors
dra Ramana kandidujl mad. po-
slanca Scent Ipanyiho. Mad 'ari So
pripravujn ku tuhej volebnej kan
PAM.
raliansky zaujem . Oriental
ny trh v Bratislave. Obchodna ko.
mora v Milane usporiadala Is. ma
ia prednasku milanskeho zastup-
leu bratislaysk6ho orientalneho We
letrhu, Ettora Grasseliho. Tento
pan prednasal o Bratislaye jake
pristavnom meste Ceskoslovenska
Pc prednaske obchodna komors
sa usniesla, ze sa ma trhu sdcastni
uradne. Talianska ylada, minister.
sfyo obchodu priemyslu boly
vyzvane, aby podnikly potrebns
kroky. Vytrvala praca tych, ktorf
sa nedali odstrasit' po6iatoenymi
nedspechmi, zaeina prinasat' 0.
vocie.
Akyelk&tlxs zku6ky y Tur9,
.sv. Martine. Gstk.) Prassk5 ma
d 'arskys dennik ''Pragai Magyar
Hirlap" sprinasa zpravu. o advo.
katskych zk1skach v 7. s. Mar
tine a yyslovuje svoju nespokoi.
most mad vysledkom. Vyzadovala
sa yraj znalost' slovenskej reel.
Casopis tvrdl, re zkuSobna komi-
sia musela byt' predchnutA proti-
zidovskym duchom, lebo skoro yse
tel zidovski kandidati prepadli.
Uradne sa vraj tato okolnost' wy
syetluje tym, ze zidia neovlddajii
statnej reel, slovenciny. Mad ar
sky easopis pyta So, Re kedy spl-
nj ministerstvo sprayedlnosti stub
poskytne Ill 'avu tym mad ar
skym kandidatom, ktorf sa este
len zaefnajl ucit' po slovensky.
.Otazka mohla by byt' polozena O.
pacne: Kedy sa chcn tito ludia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-21

~
|yychodne Sloyenskp, q Podk. Rus
bezprostredne spojepie moron.
Dreyo . Podk, Rusi, SOL Marina
rosa i 70 Sarisa 4 koyopriemysel-
ny produkt 70 Spisa b4de moEno
takto lacnejsie q rJchlejsie yyVa-
lat ma Balkan.
Slovansk saeialisti msjh VI
len diva casopisy. y RuSomberku
zaeal vychldzal tyxdennfk "Bo-
jovnik',, l, ktory je iistrednym or
CANON tyzdennym socialistickej
|strany ma Slovensku. Ostatne tyz-
denniky tejto strany prestaly w
chodit'. Okrem "Bojovnika' ma
soc. strana este dennik Robotnieke
.Noyiny, ktore vychodia v Brati-
slave.
~ Martinske nArodn& slavnosti
budd s.la 0.Auguste. Dna .25. jnna
zasedaly v dyorane zupnsho doma
" MARITIME vedeck6 odhory Maties
Slovenskej. Dosial' boly styri: des
jepisny, jazykovy, narodopisnj :
umelecky. z dejepisneho sa odlls
ell literarne- -historicky ustano-
5yil 5,d So pod predsednfctvom senate
ra prot Jaroslava vleka. Vse-
tky odbory phjaly no debate na,
yrh domaceho poriadkn.s ~ iazyko-
vom odbore predsedal prof dr..
vazny tajomnikom je prof. Her.
mansky, ktory predniesol,. ze 500
dspisovatel''o ''ov 20 400 dedin doda-
10 vel XII zasobu materialu DO.
dl'a dotaznikov marcel. Dohovo-
rili sa 0 podrobnostiach vel 'keho
slovnika slovenskej reel pri po-
mQci ceskych odbornych kruhov.
EFSsloyili poziadavok, ably vlada
dale ,Siosenskej Mattel Wac pod
pory, Domef1e jssiiss s k dotovaniu ces.
kej akademie. +Df1epsrSss 'odbor
radil sa 0 roznych nayrhoch poq
predsednictvom prof. y,lliAsa Bot
to. Jeho tajomnik, arch;yar dr..V.
Chaloupecky, podayal odborne w
vody stave archiyoy ma Sloven-
sku. = V polovici jala zasadne
vtbor Matice Slovenskej, ktory
urci den augustovych slaynosti
praydepodobne ma 50. augusta.
Pojednavania holy vel mi srdecne
a hlboke. Pritomni Cesi hovorih
siovensky. Vkasdem obore sa u
platnila harmonicka spolupraca a
pomoc Czech. Len aby 81 vlada
viac ysimala finanenej stranky
slovenskej prace osvetovej! 81. ".
6iaxd slovenskej samospravy.
Dna |. julia zahajena bola v Brati-
slave predporada sjazdu sloven-
skej samospravy "a ncasti sefa ad-
ministrativy na Slovensku, dra
Kallaya, predsednictva svazu cs.
miest, zastupcox polit. stran, zem-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-21
DO POZoRN0sEI or.
tIFATELVM.

Texas Shoe h Leather Store
241 East Federal ST., vas m6ke
s6sobit' alytmlkol 'vek remehom 9
loxou ai1e' . n6strot tmi M little
aisbo reparcvanis top&nck alsbe
remsaon 10 dislne. e teny MIKE
nes kedykol 'vsk predtym.
TEXAS SHOE o. &sEkAfHEk !
e.eas 8TOA8,
241 East Federal St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-21

- Ksd' - nisdO el1sls y6s pri.
he'd, osaknts to aan, aby snsisto
mohn sdelit y noyip&eh ostatntm
Slow fkom M ,tejto okolci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-21

nsucit po ssloyensky y6bec n Kol
'ko rskey ip < tpau' 'trsbas
et&lna mincsyha y Hremnici
razila Y minulom roku Al milionov
dpaasat shalisrnikov 5,235, $50
pat'desisthsliernikOy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-21
Zpr6yy : cesko- -Sloyenska .

4
sk6ho spravnsho syboru Y Prahs;
| siovsnskych zlp, 6eskych a SLOW.
Iniest . obcf atd'. Sjazd bol zaha.
jeny potom ma drnhy den.
sokolazE slAynosti ma Writ
kaoh. Dna 25. jQpa boly ma Vrdt-
kaeh vel'ke sokolsks slavnosti "a
lcasti 1000 os6b. Sokolstvo cviei-
% rozliene cyisby, zeny $ kuzels-
mi, mn5ski preyiedli l'ublanske
lprostne cvicby q stavali piramfdy.
Bol j pochod cez mesto ma cele $
handou.
| vymsn0vsais. Karol Murgas
definitivny spravca Etatneho real
neho gymnazia Kosiciach bol Wy
menoyany prezidentom "a riadite-
10 tohp istayu V VI. hodn. triede.
Mad 'arskA hymna v kosic-
kom dome bola spievana V den
slavnosti Bozieho Tela. Pretoze
spievanie mad 'arskej hymny me-
novite pri takejto prilezitosti po-
vazuje sa "a protistatIu provoke
ciu narodnostnu urazku, budll
p6vodcoVia potrestani. Doteraz
bolo zistene, ze spievat' zacaly
dievcence zeny, ktore boly k to-
mu navedene neznamym; pobu-
rovacmi.
| 80 o skolsky zakon. TAX reeeny
maly skolsky zakon ME je dosiai
medzi jednotlivymi politickym
stranami este stanoveny. Naraza
ma odpor hlavne medzi. ceskoslo-
vensk uni socialistmi medzi ces-
kymi 'udakmi v otazke vyucoya-
MIA obcianskej nauke, ktora by
zahrnovala naukq 0 veciach OBJ
eianskych a statnych. Nabozen-
stvo by bolo povinnym vyucova-
elm predmetom pre- kazde diet a
" tom pripade, ked' by 81 to ro-
aidia diet 'at'a ziadali.
- A Slovaci kde su? Dna 20.
juna utvorena bola Prahe jed
notna organizacia vsetkych prize
myselnikoy v Ceskeslovenskej re-
publike, siee spojenim nstred-
nych syazoy ceskosloyenskych =
nemeckych priemyselnikoy. "a
predsedu bol zvoleny Czech DIR. Ma
rik, "a miestopredsedu Nemec HUI
go Schicht, "a tajomnikov Czech dr.
Hodac Nemec DIR Kissinger.
= z dehaty 0 napade ma tlacia-
rem Slov&ka" v Bratislave v Ma
rodnom shromazdeni. Dna 21. jd-
ma konal sa v Mar. shromazdeni
rozhovor 0 naliehayej interpelacii
posi-. Hlinku a sudruhov k Wade
v zalezitosti vyrabovania demo-
lovania redakcie a admnistracic
casopisov "Slovak" a "L'udove
Noviny" ceskymi exponoyanymi
1radnikmi, zamestnancami a ces-
kymi d6stojnlkmi yojakmi. K
slovu sd prihlasil minister pre-
sprawl Sloyenska DIR. Micnra, kto-
ry meme vlady poukazal len na
pisomnd odpoyed', ktora uz svoj-
no casu bola tlacou rozdana. POSI-.
Hlinka vyhlasil, ze pisomna odpo-
ved' vlady celkom nepostacuje
Potom 81 st t'azuje na cenz1ru ns
Slovensku. Potion precital syede.
ctvo protokoly bratislavskej u
dalosti q zd6raznuje, ze yinu ma
udalostiach v Bratislave nemozno
pricitat' slovenskym legionarom
Reenfk vyhlasuje, ze jeho klub ne
berie vyhlasenie vlady ma vedomie
a ze ziada, 0 move vysetrenie veci
o nahradu skody a potrestanie
vinnikov.
kesauestnsnAet' ' cSR. "a
mesiac maj 1922. v poloyici maja
1922 bolo podporoyane vladou 81
tisfc 81 900 osob v nezamestnano
sti 29,2OO prislusnikov domacno
sti. z toho pripada ma Cesko 170O(
M Moravu a Sliezsko 800, Slo
yensko q Podk. Rus 1900. Okren
toho podporovane prostrednfc
tsom podnikov bolo 24,800 neza
mestnaujeh l2,700 prfslusnikm
domacnosti. 4.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-21

0snd napravuje ma mas mno-
he chyby, ktore rozum by neyedei
naprayit'.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-04

"A Special communication of
A Granite lodge, No. 35, F. 4 A.
IN NJ, Friday, May 5, at p.
MY m. Work, F. c. degree. Per
XH order w. NJ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-04

the city yesterday in connection with
case in Vermont supreme court.
Used piano at a bargain. 1872 Main
street.--adv.
III. c. Boyden, representative of the
Portland Cement association, spoke
last night on Concrete before an in
terested audience of engineers and 9th
ers. He was introduced by Mayor d.
X. Lille, who spoke of the widespread
use of concrete to-day, especially in
roads, and characterized the road ques-
ton as the most important before the
towns of the country to-day. He di-
yided his discussion of concrete under
three heads, character of ingredients,
combination of ingredients and manip-
ulations during the process. He adj
vised the use of rounded sand instead
Of sharp sand, because less water is re-
quired TO make it mix and too much
water weakens' concrete. The sand
must be free from vegetable matter, as
thousandth part of organic material
viii lessen the crushing strength of the
concrete by 25 per cent. To test sand
for organic matter, he advised the use
of the colorimetric test with sodium
hydroxide. Coarse sand is better than
fine, because it requires less water.
Good concrete is not dependent on hard
stone. Water is as important an in
gredient as cement. Humus must lie
watched out for in river water. Tenn
perature has no effect on the concrete,
whether the water is freezing or boil
ing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-04
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

DRAWING ASHES and trucking at reason
able prizes Tel. 24t-s. tsts.
wANTED-M Middle aged man 70 work on
vegetable farm near carbarn. o. l..
Cheerer, Montpelier. Vt. Tsl Jaw. Mont
pelser. ssti
FOR SALE-A Few bushels Of very early
seed potatoss: ~Sixty-Dny' variety also
an Eclipse corn planter. has planted about
Eve acres. good a. new: Apply 70 WI
liam p. Scott. Tel Ito. <3te
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-04
TALK or THE TOXIN

Watch for Russell's one cent sale an
nouncement in Saturdays Times.--adv.
s. M. Porter of Moretown was in
the city yesterday on business trip.
Misses Gwenyth Ladd and Dorothy
Shores were visitors in Mortified yes
terday.
just received at browns Drug store
Macgregor's golf clubs, the finest line
you ever saw.-adv.
Henry Petrie of st. Adams, formerly
joint owner of Jacks restaurant, mo-
tored to the city yesterday. He will
return home Saturday.
George w. Conner, the well-known
Orange apiarist, left yesterday to at
tend the New England apiaries' con-
vention, to be held in Springfield, Mass.
Reports filed at the city clerks office
yesterday show that son, Stanton J.
Burke, was born last month to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry NJ Burke of lSo North Main
street
With the rainy weather of this
morning it is hardly possible Spauld-
ing will be able to meet the National
Life team this afternoon at Ais as
scheduled.
Harley Darling of South Barre, who
recently injured his thumb very badly,
found it necessary to go to the City
hospital to-day to have the member
amputated.
Several sales have been made recent
ly by the ID. A. Perry Real Estate agen-
cy. d. A. Perry returned yesterday
from Topsham, where he sold some real
estate and property for J. R. Caldwell.
The real estate went to William Stew
ems of Ryegate for the sum Of S9,425,
and cows were selling for 500 and up.
Hay also brought good price, selling
for $2S.25 at the barn. Tuesday he
made sale in Peacham for j. r..
Cowan In this case the farm went for
$4,000 and cows retailed for from $50
to $3.50 with the average about 500.
George Harvey purchased the farm. Mr..
Perry is in. Hardwick to-day conduct
ing another sale for v. Z. Potter of
that place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-04
TALK or THE TOWN
Read Shea's sale adv.-adv.

READ SneaS sale auv.--adv.
Watch for Russell's one-cent sale an
nouncement in Saturdays Times. adv
Fred Caron has returned to Taun
ton, Mass, having visited his brother
G. A. Caron.
| L. II. Allen of the Allen Lumber com
pany was in Washington last evening
on business.
Maurice Watkins Of East street left
to-day for Montreal to pass the weel
end with friends.
Won't rust Macgregor- golf clubs, 81
each; steel-shafted club also at browns
Drug store.--adv
Mrs. Mabel Bessie Of this city il
passing few days with relatives ant
friends in Hyde Park.
Ten per cent off on all chokers fol
Friday and Saturday at the Barre Tail
or shop, Eastman block. adv.
There will be an organ for sale al
the Methodist church Saturday after
noon. Don't fail to come. adv.
Charles Mears has completed his
duties at the Barre fire station and
has left for his farm in Bradford.
Edward Tobin returned to this city
yesterday from Boston, where he has
been passing several days on business
Fl. w. Ennis of Terrace avenue and
G. E. Perry of Highland avenue left
this morning for Hancock on fishing
| trip.
Orland S. Smith Of Westerly, r. /.
was business visitor in the city to-
day, coming here to attend the board
of control meeting.
Edward G. Marnock Of Quincy, Mass.
a granite manufacturer, arrived in the
city to-day to attend the board OF
control meeting here.
aSt. A. Specials cigars Of supc-
rior quality and union workmanship
all dealers. Raymond Guyette, Mfr.
st. Adams, Vt.-adv.
Miss Lefty Richie arrived in the city
yesterday from Boston, where she il
employed as teacher, to pass short
visit at the home Of her mother on
Beckley HILL
Mattress of cotton felt at So Big
nice, one piece mattress at price Of a
combination cotton and excelsior. This
is big chance. Get one at Hooker's
Saturday.--adv
John p. McGrath of Sioux City, Ia
the new labor manager for the gran
tie industries, who was recently en-
gagged by the board of control, arrived
here this morning.
The body of George r. Blake, who
passed away Feb. Z, was removed from
the vault to-day and was accompanied
by the Masonic order to the grave, In.
terment being in the family vault in
Elmwood cemetery.
]. Wilson Dodds, manager Of the
Presbrey Leland company, is removing
his family to the home of William
Young on Hill street. Mr.. Young and
family expect to pass the summer
months visiting in Providence, X. j.
C. Harry Rogers, well-known quar-
nv owner of Rockport, Mass, who OPP
crates the sea green granite quarries
on Cape Ann, arrived in the city this
morning in order to be present at the
meeting Of the board of control here
to-day.