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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-22
MOTHER! MOVE
cHILD's 3 BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
++...+&+++>+++++++++&%++4+


Hurry motherl Even q sick child
loves the "fruity" taste of California
Zig Syrup" and it never fails to opon
the bowels. A teaspoonful today may
prevent sick child tomorrow. If con.
stipated, bilious, feverish, fretful, has
cold, collie, or if stomach is sour, tongue
coated, breath bad, remember good
cleansing of the little bowels is often
all that is necessary.
Ask your druggist for genuine "Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup" which has directions
FOR babies and children of all ages
printed OH bottle. Motherl You must
cay California" or you may get an imi
tation fig syrup.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-22
The Quininc That Does Not Affect
the Head

because of its tonic and laxative eff
feet. LAXATIVE BRONO QUININIG
tTablcts) can be taken by anyone
without causing nervousness or ring
ing in the head. e. w. GROVES sig
nature on box. 30c
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
THE BOND ISSUES

~ ANpANERS who vote against the bond pro
pospls tomorrow viii Dee voting against
their own welfare. as we'll rs against pro
gricss for Albuquerque. These issues are neccs-
II,. net only tor the prgross We want, but
for the public comfort and safety we must have.
IL we DO not build our own sewage disposal
plant the state health department has authority
to cumr in and build h for us, charging as zap
with the bill We can build our own plant bet
tOr-uud probably cheaper. II We do not build
this plant we viii soon have damage suits
against Ms that viii cost us far more than two
such plants. These viii be filed by people
81 hon, proucrty and health viii have been dam
ug'd by our sewage outlet deficiencies.
We ala want cheaper water rates. by en-
hrpine the reservoir capacity and extending
mains. W, will permit the city water plant TO
greatly increase is capacity and sell more
water. n can thus reduce the rates by reason
OF volume salrs. The water bond proposals CON
sfJutp a ulam business proposition from which
every householder VIII benefit. We want lawns
aud flowers. TO have them chcaply. we must
have more water. 10 delay this water plant inn
pruyemcnt is a. invite disaster.
The yiaduct huuds should Dee voted. There
is no. reason why the South Highlands should be
forced 30 spcud the time. foot power. motor
power and c%arfarc now necessary to get 10 the
business district The pconlc of that section
have q right TO quick acccS, Ia the city. II is 10
fh, whole citvs interest 10 provide IL and 10
hasten the development Of that section.
The bond issucr win not increase taxes ma
fcrinlly. They viii permit expansions that will
produce economies To more than balance the tax
increase for interest. Moreover. they viii per
mat % city growth which will advance property
values everywhere.
Every property owner is cut lied TO % vote
upon these bond ISSUES.
u Is the duty of every taxpayer 10 vote
upon them.
It is 90 the interest OF every taxpayer 10
vote for them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
~ ~SON No. IS
IEirotrustutic tnpaci,y

Tho phenomenon ~ oiurrroi taI'c
capacity l- o. very important prop
'rIy off radio circuits lui D. %
Measure OF the ability gt thn els
Duf ip store uu ur hold ,urtry ln
e.. ..ful#itf|r fNtU. 90 thU DpudHs.
Ut fhv Ou, ~. ur charge. o. stored
loo tIu dtlcc rl,. which may hr ult.
ria or miro .n hien voltage gnu-
drnftr- uUd oiled paper ot min
herts ~ rubber IA low voltage
c~undcugrrs
Thu ability NJ the various de
tlcrtrlcf fu Hirrs uu ~vlcstrnstHtic
luur % force may hs compared hF
using nir. 90 ordinary prD sur, a.
stnndard Flint glars Viii Store
Uu approximately z Go 10 times ya
lurEo o. lunutlfg of electricity .s
air Mica FROM tour Go eight tiw'
common gloss three Co four tmU
purc India rubber from two To-
three times and muniiu paper
uIuu4 ono and uuc-hulf times it
important tHut the divloctr.c
uHF, 20 strength suffici,nt 20 pre-
vent r;uturc from the impressed
VOLTAGE Ey strength of 90 di"lc,-
trio Dr. meant its ability TO rosIfi
.TIptire or current leukpEs
The capacity Of u condenser doe
pcuIH upon tho area of the com
duriluE surfaces. upon thc mate
r.ul ~ the %di"lcctric upon tho
distance hctwoon the plates Tn"
capacity is directly proportional Co
the area OF the plates and also DE-
rortly proportional To ,hU uhilitv
of tht d%iolprtrir to store uu he
-,i,rtro.tauc limos OF force The
olpsc.g o. inveraeiv proportional
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
BY OLIVE ROBERTS DARToN
Story Number 71s

Ecun Npena, the magician
started right away 70 boil two
Grcnme Cor the bat Twelve Toes
the s%urccrcrl "a shake over nancy
and NickI who were peacefully
lor1iuT hciwrcn two mountains iu
r. lovely valley
fur' ho took eve green feathers
nom seven green parrots the rnd
OF o. pineapple cheese, urd Is uint
of hnfnacle ahoils.
There he .ruund togcthor bon q
coffee grinder NeNi mo- missed tho
milf D u cocHrnut grown on the
Notfh PHic win o. quart ~ medium
God aud ID drop OF hny rum
laHily ho fincd into the bowl
= pinch ~ sulphur. two pinches
ID gnnpowfcr and three Iiuchea &c
Huuff.
iIr missed the iningf an together
then and poured them into q large
nnp'r utter kettle ctef n hot fire.
mu'f~il ns ,hore words ar he
stirred
Elcd hrlar. nttlt dream
ThinTa uro oiiom what they
seem.
Flrsi with nancy then with
Nirf.
Hoin Twelve Toes to turn the
trickN
Tho Kettle boiled aud q queer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03

. ...4 81. nh. aAr.n tuf
W"'"' Hi' SUI
y'
'.l,.'' N"'"
~ ~. o.
gN'' '''N'' ~ up IN lh' H~i'll"hutg
N ''lilNN
". t"g"'
N'iS1
w.
r,,,, mn go,
mntt,r nov olI ,.r -r, IL ,ou
look borlt 10 WHOM Won ,yor, h4nr,
-rd tu.u con, Or, p... when ,,uira
rot NJ ,omr a most t.rrihl. snI
tu.mardnu. euif-rld Won 4ro ,our
lI just boating drifting farther
Hui fHIih.r uuIF fruuI happy t0lr
uYd iH.f IiIul tnktn Hlour. tsk.u
nlHn-. 20 God knows W.ro Co
know % what"
She pat bui tho OF. Inns OF hrr
hHnIs towards whore mi.ir otUuins
banked sumio o. aoross ,hc pnrk.
That tDfH frightening, Mako
W''I. ~ '1' ii'u' th'r' was You
"Hit" 'h ih1s" t"" Ncul- Mh'h
W." we've n'' DC roi tWi'l 'h"''
wv" wears Know was IloiHiWl
%" Hhl ln went
$500 ~ ~ ,n' "',,, ,1.N
'n o." s'
'.'
Da NO.
-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03

groen steam arose Ecnu Mceh.i
% en- held o. bag over tho Kettle II
hat the steam went straight inlc
a. when % was fun he hastily tiil
ID with u string.
Here YOU arc. Twelve Toes
he said, holdinT out the bf
Take BE-. aud when YOU roach youi
cnFr down on the onrth-"
Th,yN Doe awake By that timt.
rrtHcd Twelve Toes Cant va
end if from here go
Nuthiur caster answered EsAl
Nccul goinE to his mnntei shrh
ud taking down u teiescopa
lel' f,e Where ia tho cnrthgs
rhrfe Two w.t'.rc creatures
'Quid sac ar wen az nighf az dyr.
ing ihe day "liirau down thorsf
mia Twelve Tona 'a1'hp oBt ~
luaiis nilt an grange. eighty nd
unnd az tnn pnlgk"
Hum hn' ON. yee. there n
r1id Fonn NJ ma And wheA
nre the Twins7"
Twelve ruesi pointed tnem out4
f1f iu a. place over their heah
and unite me tring said
magician There ere two dream
enc for each Of them"
IN BE CnnrInmd)
(copyriEhi, 1879 NEA sersice)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
CHATTER VI

s draper occupied thu prom SEES
opposite Fortune. East and Suhre's
ON 600 October aft,rnoou. IHHf boo
fulo p o'cloci. sabre uW Nlun
allght rruw nor car and 800 'u.u fhr
drauor'a tie nut ON Dis Haf 5ud
coat and descended iAto tho street.
As he crossed the road h nee
ut
"1iulio. Marion
What about having sOwp ten
somewhere "
q think that's O. good .lsI
40 ~HurgFpafrd tho tIuIrfnr ten
rooms. She spok, ia tho rhiuH .ur
unu accompanied him
Mona leEun 1orso account u. nOr
ummcr visitation sabre HYul. o.
little ot louai huyin,Fa.s hut .hp
EgbItrtH were hGt fkImIHNHr
thrown uut before d,u4, Armies o.
Thoughts that mpzsel Hahr rst.
and trillcd. and rode away. Whom
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
OH

John D. Rookcf.icr Vot into tho OH business soon
Alter Colonel d. I- brake started th. American pee
.ral..r Industry hy bringing boz hts urt well 90 on
Greek. Iu
Before them. ol was collected ny the Indian meth
cd. vrur. uUt OF blankets which HuJkul DO 900 as Do
fiunt,d ODD streams.
s|.ulHrI Ol compuuy, sDvkirE new nu deposits
hus .HHf fuiHhcd "a well f.-N2 feet deep boo california
That. operating more than "a mile underground
Between tho Indian blankets and the california
wolI be- % tremendous gap. brdRcd Boz Ga gears nF tno
lutu uf gold. Tho love ui money may Ur Tho root Of
rl .til IT'S uiFo the FOOT of much rood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
The Slayer
by BERTON BitALEY

! know lt rat . purple eye.
J know I'm hruiFed and cat,
] know nos unHH all awry.
know Tim vubhly- but
Although im pounded half go death
Ana crnwlinp on the ground.
Just gin mc tIm' .u get my breath
IN ug another round.
"a Ike Co. lny un down and uuit.
I'm -haky boo The knees.
My arms are numb and canno hit,
gasp ami choke aud whrczo.
lut slU 7 any, o. ala Macbeth,
lny on. NacAuff'-aud whom
lt. sort of poi my rround breath
IN try my luck again!
! know I'm wontg. ~lietloss slow
And hleary-rYrd and lame.
But hstc 10 thuurht-tor on ! know
The nther Fr-'s 49, aumc.
So though he a.snH tn have mc sAlnnr
I'm not entirely downcd
a. I can get Wy urond wind
IN trT another reunii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03

A GOOD Rirn that the world Is getting sensible
tHUIu. Invent an improved machine vuu or othCr
.mt lcmcnt Of destruction and you won get "a thou
sudIl part nH much attention as hy discovering r.
lIrht Improvement for the wireless
Boston Traffic stands uiil and becomes dead
lckcd. WATCHING Samuel curtis Hc npuc1rs ON The
.rrets. Wireless receivers over HE ears yurr,ing bis
machinery in O. small sttchcl. hearing rndtophpne
nessarrr collected hy the rba OF his open umbrella.
rho rfdlus is 20 miles
Before long, no matter where, wireless viii keep
sou bon constant touch with home and business strap
hanging viii be less monotonous. hearing concerts
and uewa bulletins over your pocket radiorhnur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03

AZ evening gowns re into coicfi
ouo finds that ono 81 tho newest
and most Interesting combinations
D. that ~ gray lace ovev mauVc gro7
DC londrrs 10 a gown ~ the sort
o. safhod. velvet ribbons In hfchsia
would he beautiful
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
: THOUGHT ron TO-DAY

tr not overcome uf ctil, hut overcome cNu
With nood-iiomans f2:2t,
Tho best uutdoto against an kinds Of CYL
against the evil thoughts which haunt tio aOul
irgIuet the needless porulcvities which iiatrlrt
.ht aaH-rirurU Del tl Eoep mold u the good W"
hnfc-N o stanley
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03

Tussol buttons quite the
newest thing in the way of but
tons. When lOnned through the
huttonholc the effect b. that %
a hnge tarsel ornHmcnting the gar
mcnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03

A now ribbon which one secs
used W trimmings Tor ruIlns amt
hummer D. a worry lovely blend on
satin and moire Tho effect o.
corded but beautifully son,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03

Tho Einatein theory will Dc Filmed 10 make IL
clrlv uuderHtan dnhis rs movie nudienCc7 This iH
%aonfitlr. When Il conner 10 SITTING idops ncrurs a
iioiuro Is az to- 100 times as powerful as printed
typo.
Great discoveries like the E!nstein theory, usualls
arc ne complex as the brains Of t1Uif oriEiuntora. But
thsfa Is nothing 80 rompleN that a cannot De iuttr r.
pteicd Simply enough for the average mind to
er8r3 a.
lrhafine the complicated cOde8.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
Home Hints
Paste,

Paste
A paste effective FOR mcnding
fine china can he made 10y damp
onina rice flour with cold water
and Fimmcring IL gently on the
back 81 the stove until 10 become
quite thick. since the paste g.
white b. scarcely shows In mend
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03

Amer washing the hair brush ~
warm water dip u into coid water
nnd then De- dry This Keeps th"
hrlstlcs stiff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03

An outbreak 81 small pos ducsu't WORRY YOU as
much now NJ q 1d when father was 20 boN % IL a
ir,rd disease. dangerous as ever. lut it's being rap
idlr gtauipcd out.
smallpox now 80 kiiiing only q sixth aH many
Americans ~ In 1909.
Your chance Of dymE OF it this year In lon than
l-in-t0o. 900. For this, thank the medical profession.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
nIGIN nI.RL rnnNY.


After eight Years OF married llfC,
MAltk SABRE realize that he T.
u,itltrr understood y, hls piosaic
uul -ut Nhi-h wife.
" Ai,ii, nor nl his colleagues IN
the Tim of Iirtuur, Fast and Sa-
bir y promised partnership Ia
TIA business, has been denied him
nHl promised to
TNNNiNG, a Jealous associate,
suddenly an old sweetheart.
MONA. uuw tho wife Of the ia -iing
LORD TiBAR returns aftvr tWu
Nctr- nt urJtci. Mabel hccom
iuaiou~ ui Nonn uin VISITS Snbrp
u; ID. 'iftvt -ah.v suspects tiinf
Noua 81. not lutuN with Eyhsr Ia
the conversation in fllv pIiicc. ~a-
tru realize thnt NOlin IA give
lin tie -tmuhtiiN AMI under
standing ihut hr GRAVES.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
CORN

AmorCnn com d snIlnu U0 n.lrc 0f WIUII Hnl
rice In the neat east, especially soviet Armenia, This
the result Of propaganda by corn cxportrrH
Corn needs 20 press agent. more than any other
hntlc cnmmodity. American corn growers. through
hoir ORGANIZATIONS. cou'd rreatly increase their mgr-
Rot ny educating the world about food value 1f com
md hoW 10 make IA taste cuticinr.
snlcamnnship Be- the solution of most o. our BIS
c0uamia prubl,me- selling "a commodity or nu idea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03

Mellon snid. w are not vet out
~ the wood A. first we thought
T., meant wood nFohol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
Tuiir

Little tullc collars. plcated and
ruffled arc found AT tho ncckr Of
many Of the smart ncw su,nmcr
silk frncks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03

Uncle Hfm Nfli wind an his
spring cleaning on March 70. lest
dag 90 pay the Income tnS,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03


fo th" distance between thc pln
Tho uuIt uf capacity d. The fa1l
fIt 20 unit go lurse that
mlCruftrad haas been adoutvd
fha practical unit The micrufnfI
one mIlionth part % % farad
ln order ta explain the rclnt
Df capacity Goo other units Of h
electric circuit. BE- Us necessary
define the coulumh When 4
rate of current flow In u circuit.
one anpsrc per second. thu qua,
tlfE uf flow lH ono Coulcomh n
CuuluWh. therefore IN a quau
r1pl.rser ba "a capnclfy
ID. Hrtd when the addition
one cuulomh of electricity RAD
the potential across the condcn
one volt Thi' relation may
stated 100 IN form "t an "quatiI
e. lfarads q (cuulomhs)
" tvoitsl
whore g. raracrv ia faradsI
whore q guuatrv lu ciulomI
Where Pressure ia vulta
general u.s aH a battery OF ID
H.sH...T. ..E.Y. H~unawUluFN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03

n costy $40 % month 10 have
telephone lu a Japanese dwcltnl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
Fifteen Minutes of
Radio Each Day
by
EDWARD M. DAVIS

Formerly Technical Electrical
Expcrt for g. $ Government.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-18
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
Social at Baptist Church Was Event
of Great Pleasure.

An unusual gathering was held IN
the First Baptist church last evening,
the affair taking the form OF a moth
er and daughter social. There was a
GOOD attendance, so or more mothers
and daughters being present, and real
social spirit prevailed throughout the
evening. The. committee in charge was
Mrs. Emma Grierson and Mrs. Samuel
Sinclair. while Miss Ruth Brown ar
ranged the entertainment and per-
formed her duties in very efficient
manner. Mrs T.. J. Batchelder presid
ed at the piano for the musical mum
bers.
A varied program had been prepared
which furnished fun and amusement
for ALI. Several old time fsvorites were
sung, games were played which were
more or less exciting, contests OF dif-
ferent kinds were hold and two hu-
morous readings were given, one by
Miss Marion Jones and the other py
Miss verna .Moulton, both high school
seniors.
AT the proper time, refreshments OF
sandwiches. cake. and coffee were served
bv the daughters. Then the program
was resumed. There was not dull mo
ment from the time OF the opening
PRAYER by Mrs. Abbie Corliss to the
closing number. Good Night, Ladies,
which was heartily sung by Old and
Young. II was the general opinion that
the first get-together OF the KIND nad
been A decided success.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-18
JUDGES SALARIES
CANNOT BE PAID
Because Vermont Department of JUS
tice Has Exhausted Its
Funds.

State funds for the expenses OF the
department of justice have become ex-
hausted. according to statement is-
sued to-day by State Auditor Gates,
and the May and June salaries and all
other expenses incident TO the charges
of that department must be held nntii
the next appropriation is available,
which is July /, 1922. A small sum has
bceu reserved for the county clerks 70
pay Jury and witness debentures.
In his statement, Auditor Gates
points out that the expenses of the
county courts for the period in the 1922
fiscal year exceed the expenses OF the
period in the 1921 fiscal year by nearly
100000. due to longer terms OF the
courts and increase in the per diem and
mileage allowance of the jurymen by
the last legislature.
Other increases are shown, such as
sberiH's expense accounts, jailers for
keeping prisoners, justice bills OF costs
in criminal cases, expense IN inquests,
detective service. city and municipal
courts and probate courts, The increase
In detective service for the ten months,
covered in Auditor Gates' report, y
from Sl4.352.3a to S2l.752.S5
The figures indicate that for the full
wear period there will be increases III
nearly all the subdivisions Of the de ,
partment and that il will require about
S35 900 of next years appropriation 70
nav the bills that have accrued on July
/. next
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-18
BETHEL

@. c. Boyce. j. II. Beckwith, A. \.
Newell and Mrs. John Morse are IN
Brattleboro to attend the Odd Fellows
week ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Kimball. accom-
panied bv their maid. have returned
from spending the winter in and
around Boston. MIR. kimbait Is COM
mander of the Daniel Lille post, NO.
6l, Grand Army OF Republic.
y. B. Southworth has completed IN
his shop at White Oak farm his first
universal husker. which has an esti-
mated capacity of 80 bushels an hour.
He has a patent on this husker which
he hopes TO manufacture in consider
able numbers. With the exception of
the foundry work the husker is the
product of his own well-equipped shop.
Whitoomb high school met emphati.
defeat at Randolph Yesterday. II to >
Davis was hit for eight singles, which
were punched in three innings. Whit
comb almost equalled this number
with seven singles. Davis could not win
the game alone but did his best. strik-
ing out 10 men. Hickey outplayed the
opposing catcher. The trouble began
when the umpire called a foul ground
eI hack Of third base safe, scoring two
men. Bethel's had luck continued
throughout. Randolph would have
won in any case on Bcthefs errors,
hut not bv wide margin.
r. l.. Southworth has moved has
family TO Windsor. where he has en-
ployment.
The whitcomb baseball schedule for
the remainder Of the season j. as fol
lows. Saturday. May 20. Y. ;. A. IT
Bethel. "Wednesday Nav p. Chelsea
at Chelsea. Friday. Nav Pc. South
Rovalion st Bethel; SATURDAY.. Nav p
Windsor county plav,festisal 81 Wood
stock. Wednesday. Nav 81. Y. 5 4.
81 Randolph Center. SATURDAY. juno
, Cheisea AZ Bethel "Wednesday.
June :. Randolph At Bethel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-18
COLONIAL DANES OFFICERS.
Mrs. ]. Holmes Jackson Of Burlington
Heads Vermont Branch.

Rutland. May ls.-Mrs. ). Holmes
Jackson of Burlington was elected
president of the Vermont branch OF
The National Society of Colonial
Danes at meeting here yesterday.
Luncheon was given by Rutland mem
bers Of the society.
Besides Mrs. jackson. officers were
elected as follows: Vice-presidents,
Miss Mary f. Arthur of Burlington
and Mrs. George A. Laird of Royal
ton: secretary, Mrs. Arthur Z. Isham
of Burlington: treasurer, Mrs. Charles
II. Darling OF Burlington; registrar,
Mrs. Collins NJ. Graves of Bennington;
historian, Mrs. Frank Denison White
Of Rutland. An invitation was cN-
tended by the members of the soei-
etv from Burlington to hold the an
nusl meeting Of 1929 in that city.
Mrs. jackson. delegate from the Yer,
mont society to the biennial council
in Washington. gave report Of the
work done at the session.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-18
VICTIM or SHOOTING
DIED AT MANCHESTER
Abraham Ramadan Supposed That
Housen Hardin, Man Charged With
Crime, Was His Friend.

Manchester, n. H., May ls.-Abra-
ham Ramadan, rs. died early this morn
ing from the effects of two shots fred
into his breast by Housen Hardin, pro
prietor Of Turkish coffee house in TINS
city. while Ramadan was slipping coffee
in his establishment. Police are still
conducting search for Hardin who
walked ont of the back door of the
building Immediately after the shoot
ing.
No motive has yet been established
for the shooting. According to the story
Ramadan told his friends as he lay on
his death bed In a local hospital, ne had
always considered Hardin his friend
There had been no quarrel over money
between them, he said.
A police drag net has been spread
over all New Hampshire and into Law
renee and Haverhill. Mass, in order TO
prevent Hardin's escape.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-18
BODY BROUGHT TO BARRE.
Charles Trevisiani Died in Framing
ham, Mass, Last DeceTber.

In compliance with the wishes OF ms
daughters. the body of Charles Trevls-
iani. formerly of this city and who
died in Framingham, Mass, last De
cember. was brought to Barre to-day
and buried in Hope cemetery. As ne
resided here for several years the news
Of his death has been shock to MS
large number of friends, who remem-
bered his good qualities, his kind dls-
position toward all and his life always
devoted to his family. His remains
found final resting place to-day in tne
citv. where he was counted an es-
teemed citizen and where his friends
and eountrymen will have a chance to
place on his grave the remembrance
flowers Of friendship.
The body was accompanied here by
his wife and two daughters. Mr.. Ire
yisiani died after three weeks illness
and at the age of 90 years. He left
Barre four years ago and while here
operated an express team.