The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-25

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Sunday the subject will be Truth"
Rev. Francis A. Poole's subject at
the South church will be "Who is Re-
sponsible?"
At the Church of the Messiah, Har-
old Guy Don Scott, minister. Instruc-
ton by sermon 1890; instruction by
study 1900; Y. P. C. u, $50; Teach
ers Training, 7.30.
DR.. F. 8. Richards will speak at
the morning service at the North
church on "Futility of Unbelievers. "
He will speak at the Globe Theatre
Sunday night ON the "Use of Kick
ers."
John T: White of this place has
bought the business of Fred w. Tay-
lor and takes possession Monday
morning. Mr. White is we'll known in
Rutland, Bellows Falls and st. AL
bans.
IF those folks who are always
kicking about the lack of local news
in the home paper would only take
the trouble to tip the Office off when
they have birth, a wedding, a party,
visitation or death in the family,
maybe some sort of a satisfactory
paper would result.
Charles A. Shields, of the firm Of
Dunnett, Conant & Shields, has been
confined to the house the past few
days with hard cold, trying hard to
have the "fu." The "fiu" was agile
and made it's escape and Mr.. Shields
is back at his law practice not caring
now whether Spring comes in a hurry
or not.
One of the pathetic things about
running an employment bureau at the
present time is having plenty of Gus
toners and no jobs to sell them. Any
! Caledonia county man who wants help
of any kind should keep in touch with
the two local employment bureaus
and give deserving applicants all the
opportunities possible to work.
Judge "Dave" Porter, one of the
most popular lawyers in town, has
J been indisposed the past two or three
days with that rather humorous all
J ment sometimes known as a stiff neck
humorous at least to everyone but
the man who has it. 1t has not de-
tanned him seriously, however, from
his law practice beyond the inventine
of excuses as to how he came by it.
The simultan eous appearance OF
two new. stars in Paramount pictures
is an event of Importance to motor
picture theatregoers. Shirley Mason
a beautiful and talented motion pic
ture star, and Ernest Truck, one Of
the most widely known musical com
5 edy comedians, will be seen in thei1
first Paramount pictre, "Come On
. H." John Emerson-Anita koos
) production at the Please-U Theatre
:, today. Both these talented artist:
are new to Paramount picture audi
!, ences, and their first appearance as
co-stars in |'Come On In' doubtless
will serve to win them many admir-
ers This is an excellent comedy.
Mrs. Emma S. P. Cheney clips the
following comment from the Woman's
Citizen comparing the rights of WON
> en- in Germany with those Of
/. America. "Time was when German
women turned their eyes to America
: with envy of the American woman's
I superior political status. Not all Am
erican women were enfranchised, but
= some of them were, a few million ir
! the West. That was back in pre-wa1
days. Sunday between twenty ane
twenty-one million German womer
! cast their first ballots as fully enfran
5 chised citizens. If all the fully en-.
e franchised women in America hac
} voted Sunday about seven million
suffrages would have been cast. Yet
there are in the United States OF
+ America some twenty-seven millio1
women over voting age Between the