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Evening star., 1922-04-04
|j0HN Burroughs
TABLET UNVEILED
Hundreds Honor Naturalist at
Grave Near Boyhood Home
in CatSkiIIs.
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY me Associated Press.
| ROXBURY. N. Y. April 4-The
homestead farm in the Catskills.
where John Burroughs was born.
| lived and is buried. yesterday became
national memorial to him in a SIM
| pie ceremony attended by several
mired the naturalist
Trudging up the snow-covered
| mountainside came villagers from all
along the valley and others from va :
rious parts Of the state. They assem-
bled around the rustic fence that
| guards the last resting place Of the
| naturalist and the "boyhood rock
that Is his tombstone. Poems by Bur-
rouehs, by his friend. Walt Whitman,
and others who wrote of natures
| wonders were read
| Then his grandchildren. Ursula and
John burroughs. unveiled bronze
memorial tablet imbedded in the
of G. S. Paulo of New York. is a bas-
re1ef copy of that sculptor's Summit
or the Years." picturng the naturalist
seated upon the ''boyhood rock" and
| looking into the distance. one hand
shading his eyes. IT bears these two
| lines from Burroughs poem, Won
| dering":
| stand amid the eternal ways
And what is mine shall know my face
| When the ceremony came to a close
wild flowers gathered from the fields
| and the hills of states nearby and as
distant as California, were placed
| upon the grave. There were jumpers,
plucked from the resting place of
Walt Whitman at Camden, N. j., and
| flowers grown beside the cottage at
La Jolla, Calf, where Burroughs
lived year ago Just before starting
! toward home-a trip in the midst Of
| which he died
Other floral tokens came from Henry
Ford. who recently bought the Bur
| roughs farm that 1t might be preserv-
ed as a memorial, and from Thomas
A. Edison. The manufacturer and the
! inventor, for many years vacation
| comrades of the naturalist, were ex-
pected to attend the ceremonies, but
| were unable to do so.
Evening star., 1922-04-04
H.. 7. GRAVES, 27 YEARS
IN U. S. EMPLOY, DEAD
Brother of John Temple Graves
Succumbs to Attack of Grip
at Age of Seventy-Two.

Henry 7: Graves, for twenty-seven
years in the government service, and
TOT the last twenty-five years an en-
pioye of the pension office, died last
night at the home of his daughter,
MRS. William Baker, the Lonsdale.
peath was caused by general debility
Ioiiowing AN attack of the grip. He
was Seventy-two years old.
r, mr.. graves was born in Abbeyvillc,
>. =. He came to Washington about
twenty-five years ago, and few
years later entered the employ of The
pension office. where during his long
service he endeared himself to many
friends and acquaintance. Prior 10
ms coming to this city he was en-
pioyed for five years in the railway
pail service in Florida and Georgia.
The body will remain at GawIer's
Undertaking establishment until to-
morrow. when it will be taken to At
ianta; Ca: !nterment will be held in
.me west View cemetery. Atlanta,
Where Mr.. Graves father is buried
Surviving. him are his brother. Col.
John Temple Graves, and two daueh-
ters, Mrs. William Baker and Miss
Catharine Graves, Ill of this city.
Evening star., 1922-04-04
SCHOOL PLAY READY.

Eastern High School students will
give their initial performance of their
spring play, THE Amazons," in the
schooI auditorium tomorrow night at
Th siosk. Ihe show will be repeated
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
nights. The Thursday night perform
ance VIII be the feature of the East
ern High School Alumni Association
meetingx During the intermission
mat night Earl C. Jonscher, presi-
deht OF the association, will make a
report on the. alumni activities. Fri
day night will be School night"
Evening star., 1922-04-04
CARDS OF THANKS.

BUM. We wish to express our sincere
thshks Tor the many expressions of synpa thy
aho me beautiful floral tributes rendered to
US during the illness and death of our dea r
Son, EDWARD EUGENE BURKE
THE FAMILY
LEWIS. We wish to express our sincere an.
preclation TO our relatives and friends for
Iheir kindness and sympathy and beautiful
moral tributes rendered during the illness
ana Death OF our loved one, DANIEL LEWIS.
THE FAMILY
McLANE. We wish to express our deepest an
preciauon TO our relatives and friends for
the kindness, sympathy and beautiful nore /
tributes rendered us during the long Illness
snd death OF our devoted son and brother
LEON X. McLANE THE EiMiTV 4:
Evening star., 1922-04-04
Hearse Cltases Man
Onto Sidewalk, Then
knocks Victim, Out

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Mass., April. A.
While doctors patched up his
injured hack and hand, Thomas
LAWN of East WalpOle related
how an empty autOm Obf1e hcarse
had chased Kim forty yards
across the street and mp on the
sidewalk and finally had cor
nered him and knocked him
down. The driver Walter FL
bridge. blamed the accident on
the wet pavements.
"Business must be bad,~ was
the victims final comment.
Evening star., 1922-04-04
MURDERER ENDS LIFE.

FRESNO. Calf, April 4.-James Ran
dol, who shot and killed Mrs. Gertrude
Holstein. wealthy Fresno widow. be-
cause, he said. she often had spurned
his attempts at love, died from bullet
wound In the head, self-inflicted. The
Staying occurred in the lobby Of a hotel.
Police reports showed that Randol was
In "dire poverty"
Evening star., 1922-04-04
PUBLIC DEBT REDUCED.

A decrease of 1894. 900, 600 in the
pubic debt during March was an
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Ca|0ndaro Gratis NuInai n ziIa

re dngd ca Ia toate cdrte mai Jos pubcce am scdut n,u,
o"sae'co c,ne ga commando cdr dollar au maj u
~ '," aoont an cnae an calendar "AMICUL POPOULUI in
ps de ooc n" doud cdendor ale STEANULU bret de cate
y" ce MAJ pr'nn acest cadOM trHmos
o.. Cart soste mai noui din Romana
oc'oicu mic, pc glasur, lega peret 81 OO
easov sau Oogon toa de peste an 90
1ntru marirea lu frunos numa 6Oc
LEGAL, della mute cheltei
e adVoca Gu un cuprns bogat dpre ge despagube in
ecare stat din America Cum pedepsesc crme prncpae
Constutunea SateOr Unite ncetatenre cum trehne
oase foe de cetaan la scoatere foi
doua - a mformauni fol0sitoare contracte eente
rgee pOstale ate suite de nfOrmaui de 14 ma
gn eeat frunOs pref redus nunai 81 90
slonar noman Englez formal mare edtie de Bucu legst
ss ~ p'r, pIetu. nu'nd $3.50
Tovarslor trebue oata Gu un curs
de contabilate dubla, 324 pagini 81 OO
Ardeaul Banaul Crana Masmurssu punct de yedere
agrico cultural economic, 254 psgin pref redus 75c
Sexua!e 50 ferim q pre reds 7c
cmplecta depre upee romne preu
feci IN Tara Romaneaa Tlor ROmSnes de pn yeacul
i2lea din tmpu naySliro popoareor bsrSare 1850 pa
gpa prel redus n1met LOO
Romsna ts vehi din secolele 14i9
volume mari pret radius albse voldme numa 800
Iratat Dc copabitae peru comercu agriculture
ralu Nost!u diaecte din toe losurs locue de- roAn
candarul Amicu Popoului din siliu
Sateanului din Sbiu .3Oc
Regina Bucatsrie peste 500 retete de gatit
Pentrx cle cd ce catoleosl general gds
sate de d1fe cdr bsne ca coneed trim . bon pc aeso
=. ,,.-..,. .rl q URSly'
c6lw se1st srntis y des 1ssoi limp
u % sa dsIs spsr:t;s aes:ls; q ldss;s ! g
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-21
NSTIINTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentl,
nostri a obserya urm4toarele
reguli la trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adresa.
l. Sa Sc scrie adresa veche
1nde la mers ziarul 81 adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoana s&
Sc alature marci de 81. Sx %
caute sd nj sc dea numele stra-
del 81 al orasului corest.
Cine nu observa aceste re-
gull III zadar asteapt& q j 70
schimbe adresa ca M 80 poata
AdministFatiA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-21
Dec|aratii|e d-|ui|u|iu Manu-
PRESEDINTELE PARTIDULUI NATIONAL ARATA CA
RE ESTE ATITUDINEA PARTIDULUI. - DISOLVA-
REA PARLAMENTULUI 81 INSTITUIREA UNUI GU
VERN NEUTRU.

al doilea: Ill Tache Ionescu nu
vine Gu o declaratie hotarita Cd va
dizolva Camerile 81 va face moi a
legerl pentru putea guverna.
Este evident deci ca neavand III
Parliament 81 neavand putinta de a
dizolva Camera, d-sa nu Sc prezin-
ia in conditiile pc earl lie pretinde
un cOnstitutionalism bazat pc prin-
cipiul reprezentativ. La aceasta
consideratiune principala 81 hota
rata Sc mai adaoga 81 faptul ca par
tidul neutru MI putea sa Sc angaje
re la o actiune de guvernamint care
in consecinta celor spuse, II are nici
de acum perspective de durabili-
tate
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VIA T A
MUNCITOREAsCA

Sindicatul muncitOrilOr din Ar
deal 81 Banat alcatuit statisti-
ca despre miscarea muncitoreasca
din ultimii ami. Din aceasta stats
tica sc constata ca cei mai multi
membri in sindicat s'au inserts
dupa terminarea razboiului, in
special in timpul revOlutiei, pima
la isbucnirea grevei generate din
1920.
La isbucnnrea grevei generate
Sindicatul muncitOresc din Ardeal
avea 87,9O5 membri, find foarte
bine organizata muncitorimea.
Pana la sfarsitul razboiului Sim
dicatul muncitoresc din Ardeal a.
bea avea 100000 membri desi in
total in Ardeal 81 Banat erau peste
100000 muncitori. Acesta a
fost aproape inceputul organiza-
rel intensive a mlincitorimei.
Pana la isbucnirea grevei gene
rale din 1902 organizandu-se in
tensiv muncitorimea Sindicatul
muncitoresc ajuns foarte repede
Isa alba S7,9O5 membri dupa cum
amintit.
Dupa esurea grevei generate
Sindicatul muncitoresc inceput
sd Sc desorganizeze, in urma per-
secutiilor authorization averescane
meat actualmente abea are Sindi-
catul 28,84O ,membri 81 astfel au
scazut 81 cotizatiile Gu numarul In
cat Sindicatul GU greu poate face
fata nevOilOr.
Suma adunata la sindicat din
cotizatii in 1920 Sc urea la 2 81
jun. milioane, atunci avand eel
mai multi membri. Aceasta suma
actualmente este redusa la cateva
suite de mil, avand invedere nu-
parul scazut al membrilor Sindi-
catului.
Din cotizatiile adunate S 'au cheI
TUT 2O9,7O0 lei pentru sustinarea
intereselor muncitorilor carl erau
in conflicte Gu patronii sau per-
secutati de autoritati.
COnflicte in anul trecut au fos.
322 intre muncitori 81 patroni i'm
anul trecut. In urma acestor coz
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f,icte s'au pierdut 500 ,299 zAe
de lucru in total Gu grevele isbuc-
mite in loc sd Sc Fl aplanat con-
flictele inaintea isbucnirei grave
dune Gu incetul.
Daca sc evitau grevele s'ar Il
intensificat productia in special in
anul trecut cand era foarte marc
nevoie de munca productiva, pen
truca cram ipsiti char 81 de pro-
dusele cele mai necesare refacin-
dune Gu incestul.
Sc spera insa ca in anul 1922
nu vor mai isbucni greve mtrucit
vor reusi Inspectoratele muncii sa
aplaneze conflictele 81 astfel Sc va
putea continue munca productive.
NJ
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-21

Halimaua petrecut& ca ocaxia in
grop&rii calului d-lni primpretor
DR.. Emil Habor din 0FmeniSul
de-C&mpie.

Populatia romaneasca din Or.
mems este foarte indignata de
felul cum $ a dat sentinta intr 'un
process ce preocupase opinia pu.
blica timp de cateva luni 81 care
Gu tot humorul APPARENT, cuprin-
de fapte caror cercetare ar tire.
bui dusa pand la sfar3it.
Iata despre ce este vorba:
In ziua de 81 Main 1921 vasile
Sarmasan, servitoral primpreto.
+rului din Ormenis ! iost -fhsarci.
mat sa insrospe un sal mort u
d.lui primpretor d. Habor. A.
+ceasta. insa' s'a petleest en- 0 20.
lemnitate neobisnui3 Calul q
.fost pus pc un ear - pAtru boi,
in fruntea cortegiutoi srs trico.
lorul rominesc iar u ffmG caru-
'ui un taraf de lxafari cantau
marsuri funebre. Sesyitorul Sar-
mAsan . declarat k anehet4 Cd
toata aceasts pompa 4 f1eut~o din
indemnul lui propein. Martorii
sscultati spnn fnss - lucrurile
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-21

Az PASOUAo AZ AAo
mentul cand esiau Gu calul mort
din curtea preturei, pc un car GU
4 bOi, care bOi aveau naframi Ia
coarne, in frunte GU stindardul
national roman dus de cantOnie-
rul Precup David, la care Ell lam
somat pc ordonanta de plasa Va.
sile Sarmasan ca de ce duce 81
drapelul national, fiind-ca nu e
permis, la care mia raspuns ca
el are Ordin ca sal duca asa de la
oil primpretor DR.. Habor. Daca
mia declarat ca are ordin, nu am
mai zis mimic i'm chestie.
lar dl Emerich Meszaros, func-
tionar la pretura:
'Cu Ocaziunea acestei chestii
am vazut din birOu. ca m cal
perit 81 proprietatea d-lui prim-
pretOr DIR. Emil Habor a fost pus
pc un car Gu 4 boi 1nsotit de un
banderium de tigani 81 alti indi-
VIII GU muzica 81 bOi inzestrati Gu
naframi negre, fu transportat din
curtea preturei la ingropare. In
fruntea prOcesiunei acesteia un
om ducea stindardul national ro-
man. In lucrul nu m am ameste.
cat deSi tOata procedure mia fost
batatOare la Ochi vazand stindar.
dull national folosit 81 spre atare
scopuri''.
Pentru aceasta fapta servitoru1
Vasile Sarmasan a fost condam.
nat in ziua de % Oct. la Is zile
inchisoare 81 1000 lei amenda con.
ira carei sentinte facut recurs
Pana aci faptele epizodului de
epOpee. eroi-comica. Ne fntrebam
lnsa moi. De ce servitorul preturii
care este roman, ingropand calu1
d-lui primpretor, care pare a Fl
ne-roman, Gu drapel, muzica, cor.
tegiu funebru etc, desigur din
ndemnuri venite de la stapanul
calulul, cum reese 81 din declare.
tile martorilor, de ce acest servi.
tor e condamnat la inchisoare 81
amenda, lar eel pc care toata lu.
mea ii crede Gu adevarat vinovat
nu-si ia aceias pedeapsa.
Sentimentele jignite ale popu.
latiei romano din Ormenis as.
teapta din partea authorization
superioare, justa satisfactie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-21
(Patria)
DARE DE SEAlA 81.
MULyV1QTA. PUBLlCA.

Societatea Romano de AjutOr
81 Cultura iDacia Romano" din
Cincinnati, Ohio avand petrece,
rea 81 teatru in ziua de u Nov.
1921 de la care am avut un rezul
tat destul de multumitor atat din
punct de vedere moral cat 81 ma
terial. In primul rind aducem
vile noastre multamiri Doamne
lor 81 Domnilor diletanti Maria
l. Pepu, Paraschiva s.. Raca,
Gheorghe Vanc, lie Baia, 81 Mi
hal Chindea, earl au jucat rolu-
rile perfect de bine, find ras-
platiti cu APPLAUSE din partea pu.
blicului asistent.
Multamim tinerilor Caluseri,
care au jucat Caluserul 81 Batuta,
sub conducerea d-lui Pavel Bog.
dan. Multamim !, tuturor acelora
earl au luat parte la sceasta pc
trecere, cat 81 acelora care au
avut buna vointa de au contri!
butt cu urmatoarcle suprasolviri
soietatea din loe ''Rcnasterea''
$500; Soc. Albiila $500; Soc.
Aradana $500; Soc. Desteapta-te
Romano Hora Unirei $500; Soc
Steaua Rom. $500; Soc. Octavian
Goga $500; Soc. DR.. Vasilie Lu-
caciu 800; dl A.fRoman $500;
Petru Savu $l.O0; llie Pepu soc
Iosif Cheller Soc; Ilie Zmed soc
Mihaiu Chindea $l.00; Lazar Co.
cioba soc; Iancu Crsinic $l.OO;
George Popovici 500; Mitru
1eta $500.
nitrate in total au fost $188.75
Este Illus
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VENT curat ....,..... $71.72
Deci inca odata multamim tu-
turor acelor carl au luat parte la
aceasta petrecere rugandui ca 81
in viitOr sd ne OnOreze Gu con-
curslh D-nealor.
In numele Soc. "Dacia RO-
mana" din Cincinnati, Ohio.
Petru Savu, presedinte.
lie Bogdan, secretar fin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-21

Dl. lulu Maniu, presedlntele
partidului national. a acordat zia-
rului ,,Lupta'' urmatorul inter
view. privitor la atitudinea parti-
dului in situatia politica actuala.
- Care fost motivul care d de-
terminal partidul national sa ia
hotararea cunoscuta fara de guver-
nul Tache Ionescu?
,.Partidele 81 Oamenii politici
gresesc daca ele sc Orienteza in re-
zolvarea problemelor politici nu-
mai de consideratii de natura tac-
tica 81 de utilitate momentana. ne
socotind indrumarile largi 81 lu-
minoase ce lie da insusi scopul eel
urmeaza 81 principiile de o cuprin-
dere mai malta in servicul carora
stau.
Fac acelasi lucru care-l face ne
norocitul ratacitOr care priveste
numai la bulgarii eel stau i'm Gale,
lar nu la Guinea pc care vrea S o
urce. Adanc cOnvins despre acea-
sta partidul nOstru nu a uitat la
simpattii personale nu la eventuale
mici utilitati politice trecatoare ci
a privit oferta dlui Tache Ionescu
de colabora nu din considera-
tie ca criza actuala nu este numai
o criza de guvern, ci este criza in
tregului sistem polite care All ne
noroceste intreaga tara 81 apoi din
punctul de vedere al principiilOr
adevarat democratice 81 parlamen-
tare.
Necesitatea disolvarii parla-
mentului.
Plecand della aceste considera-
tiuni 81 examinand situatia politica
ar trebui sa ajungem la convingere
ca prin simplul fapt al schimba-
rel unui guvern Gu altul nu s'a
schimbat intru mimic insusi siste-
mul polite, ceeace ar produce
numai prin disolvarea parlamentu
lui actual 81 refacerea CorpurilOr
legiuitoare prin alegeri moi 81 IL
bere.
A trebuit apoi sd luam act de
dOua fapte earl nu Sc pot tagadui.
Primul: majoritatile parlamentare
S 'au declarat categoric, contra u
nui guvern Tache Ionescu, prin
urmare este evident ca guvernul
Tache lOnescu nu are majoritatile
in Corpurile legiuitoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-21
DACA VREI

Sa nu tie ingroape Gu Talerul
inscrie-te intro Societate din
Uniunea S. r. A.
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SOlutia crizei

ara nOaStfd mutt TfaManIata.
care ar trebui sa fOlOseasca zilele de
liniste care lie are pana Sc vor ivi
complicatii eXterne, pentru a Sc or
ganiza temeinic 81 puternic, trebue
char pentru a putea face aceasta
sa-si scuture jugul apasator al Sis
temelor police de pana acuma,
earl bazate pc combinatii din culise
carl nu avea mimic cOmm Gu fra
mantarile sufletesti 81 nevoile ade-
varate ale maselor largi. impiede-
eau armonizarea conceptiei de gu
vernimint a celor della putere Gu
sufletul 81 exigentele natiunei gan
ditoare 81 muncitaore.
Trebue sfaramat odata acest jug
81 acesta nu sc poate face dupa cea
mai sincera cOmvingere mea pc
care de atata vreme am aratat-O ori
unde mi "a dat Ocazia decat prin
instituirea fara amanare unui
guvern neutru sau neutralizat.
Daca inca majoritatile parla-
mentare ar impiedeca aceasta, fap-
tuind gresala enorma, guvernul
ar dizolva imediat Corpurile legi-
uitoare actuale, dand viata unui
nou parliament esit din alegeri IL
re 81 cinstite.
Din asemenea alegeri esind par
tide izvorte din nefalsificata vointa
a maselor, ele vor avea indrepta-
tirea morala sd faca combinatii de
colaborari pc care lear permite
rezoanele de Stat 81 principiile po-
litice, pc care nu-i permis sd lie ira
deze. Epoca dominatiilor exclusi-
viste unui singur partid a trecut.
E bine 81 ar Fl rau sa mai reinvie.
Guvernul neutru.
= Cum intelegeti d-tra guvernul
neutru.
- Insasi denumirea de guvern
neutru exprima nu model de COM
punere al guvernului ci idea in ser
vicllll Garcia ar sta acel guvern.
Expresia mai buna ar fl un guvern
electoral nepartinitor 81 cinstit,
drept pentru toate partidele.
! Aceasta idee S ar putea infaptui
in mai multe feluri, sau prin bar
bati ell prestigiu in afara de lup-
tele politice, sau din altii neutra-
lizati in actiunea, lor prin recruta-
rea din toate partidele. b
O alta solutiune pr l,utea ii nm
gnvern compus din specialist ca-
pabili Sd rezolve 81 in acest inte-
regn chestiunile administrative ex-
trem de urgente, lasa4d sarcina
conducerei operation electorate u
nora din ministri.
Sc vorbeste in partidul d-tra
de mai multe curente.
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Ce este adevaratf

I dTtIIUI HdvIUIldI cStc dZI MAI
solidar ca oricand. Discipline ara
tata in ultimele evenimente parla-
mentare 81 politice dovedeste aceas
ia fara orice indoiala. Hotar1rea
mai recenta 81 att dc importanta
a fost luata in unanimitate de We.
deri.
(Patria)
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De vINZARE
De vINZARE

Proprietate in Patria veche, nol
trei frati anume loan, lgnate 81
Vasile din comma Crisu, Judetul
Tarnava-mare Romania, hotarln-
dune ne stabili aici i'm America,
lar parintii nostrl ramasl acasa
au trecut la cele eterne amandOi.
Deci moi ne-am inteles frateSte a
ne vinde averea ramasa de parlnt;
averea Sc vinde liberia ori 81 carul
persoana ar dori-o. Deci pentru
informatiuni mai marunte rugat
fiecare doritori Sc adresa la:
loan LUCIA
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ORANGE
WARNING.
Special Town Meeting.

Special Town Meeting.
The legal voters of the town OF
Orange are hereby warned to meet
at the Town Hall in said Orange
on the 2lst day of October, A.
d. 1922, at ! o'clock in the after
noon, to transact the following bus
mess:
/. To elect a selectman in place Of
Frank Miner, resigned
2. TO transact any other business
when met.
Dated at Orange this End day of
October, A. d. 1922,
r. C. FLANDERS,
II. $. CLARK,
Selectmen Of the Town
Of Orange.
Orange Town Clerks Office, October
End. A. d. 1929. Received the FORE
going warning for record at s o'clock,
30 minutes, p. m, and | hereby certify
the above warning was recorded be.
fore posting.
Attest,
LILLIAN Z. RICHARDSON, :.
Town Clerk.
A true copy
Attest.
LILLIAN E. RICHARDSON.
Town Clerk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04
DR.. ELMER PIKE NAMED.
As Medical Director of the University
Of Vermont.

Burlington, Oct. 4,-The latest adj.
dition to the faculty of the University
of Vermont was made during the past
week when DR.. Elmer Pike was APP
pointed as medical director of the uni
versity DR. Pike win fill the position
left vacant by DR.. David Marvin, the
latter having served as medical direc-
tor of the university for several years.
He has also been a professor on the
faculty of the college Of medicine, and
will continue to serve in that capacity
DR.. Elmer Pike entered the Univer-
sity of Vermont in 1910 as student
in the college of agriculture. chang
ing his course a few years later TO
medicine. He graduated from the col.
lege Of medicine in 1919, and since that
time has praeticed his profession in
Sudbury While in college he was
prominent As an athlete and played
four years chiefly as a first haseman on
the baseball team. He has already ar
rived in this city. and will assume his
duties Immediately. The new medical
director will be assisted BY Luther
TarbelI, who is now sophomore in the
colleg Of medicine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04
AN OLD CONDUCTOR.
George D. Tute Ran On Boston g.
Maine Over 30 Years.

MAINE OFtf ~ 1tdls.
st. Johnsbury, Oct. 4--George Davis
Tute, a Boston and Maine conductor in
this section for more than 30 years,
died Monday at Brightlook hospital fol-
lowing a long illness of Bright's disease
The funeral will be held Wednesday
afternoon at two o'clock at the Calder
wood parlors, Rev George w. HyltoR
officiating and interment will be made
AT Lyndon Center Mr.. Tute's Illness
was a protracted one. He had been un
able to attend to his railroad duties
for more than 4 year and had been a
patient at Brightlook the past four
months.
Born in Derby December 81. 1865,
tine son of David and Eliza Tute, practi-
cally his whole life was spent in
Lyndonville. His parents moved there
when he was an infant, he was
educated in the schools of Lyndonville
and in early manhood choose railroad
career For 80 years he was conduc
tor of the Boston and Maine running
from Lyndonville to White River and
from Lyndonville to Newport. All of
these years with the exception OF a
short period in Wells River were spent
in Lydonville. He was member Of
the Order OF Railway Conductors, an
obliging, painstaking official, whose
score and a half of years as conductor
was marked by conscientious service.
Thirty years ago Mr.. Tute
married Miss Anice Kittredge of Lyn
don and she survives him with one son,
Roland c. Tute of Wolf Point, Mon
tana. He leaves also his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Tute of Lyndonville.
and three sisters, Mrs. Byron Carr OF
Marlboro, Masss., Mrs. Hiram Libby
and Mrs. Herbert Leach of Lyndonvlle.