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The evening world., 1920-03-31
.NDERSONA NATTTACK
ON COL. GILLETT
STIRS UP SENATE
Senators Walker and Thomp-
son Near Fight Over In
suit to Veteran.
By Joseph S. Jordan.
Especial Staff Correspondent Of The
Evening Worldly

Evening Worldly
ALBANY, March 31.-The hearing
Of the ''Wets" and ''Drys' yesterday
found an echo in the Senate to-day
toward the recess hour, which came
very near resulting in a personal en-
counter between Senator George f.
Thompson and Senator James ].
Walker.
The Democratic leader was talk
ing in answer to Senator Fred B.
Pitcher, who had risen 10 a question
Of privilege. Senator Waller, while
denOuncing Anderson, the dry"
leader. was interrupted 10y Senator
Thompson, who said: "rhe Senator
knows of no instance where Mr.. An
derson has insulted a member Of the
Legislature"
Walker stopped in his speech and,
walking across the floor to where
Thompson was standing, said: Docs
the Senator mean that 1 am not
stating a fact?"
Thompson admitted that his remark
might have sounded different from
what he intended to convey, and
Walker returned to mis- desk and con-
tnued his speech.
Senator Pitcher read some of the
newspaper reports OF what had oc-
CURED at the hearing in the Assembly
chamber before the Senate judiciary
Committee and Assembly Excise Com
mittee yesterday. lie denounced those
who had taken part in the demon
stration against Anderson as a lot of
hoodlums, blackguards and blood
hounds and a few other things, and
said that he had to leave the pro-
ceedings because they were so dis
graceful.
Senator Walker admitted that the
scene was far from being dignified,
but declared that it was the result of
the provocative language and the
The evening world., 1920-03-31
Two Solicitors Arrested as Burglars.

Herman kroll, twenty OF No a
Prospect Street. and clifford Evans,
twenty-one, OF the same address, So
HcIted a.subscription to a woman's mag
azine from Detective Edward Meagher
at his home at Tiffany and Westchester
Avenues yesterday afternoon, with the
result that Detective Meagher placed
them under arrest on charge Of bur-
glary, II is alleged the two prisoners in
two weeks have robbed fifteen Bronx
apartments by way of the dumb
walters,
The evening world., 1920-03-31
SENATE IN LIVELY
DEBATE ON HOOVER
Members of Both Parties Take
Shots al Him and His
Policies.

WASHINGTON, March S1.-Discus-
sion OF Herbert Hoover's Presidential
candidacy as a Republican started in
the Senate to-day Senator MoKsllar
of Tennessee called attention TO
Hoover's statement " his telegram to
HRS California friends that the Ropub-
lican platform must DE sound on eco
noTnic issues.
Senator McKcllart read from an
account of Hoovers recent speech
before the Boston Chamber of Com
merce, and declared nobody could
understand what Hoover meant in
references in that speech on econ
omic questions.
Senator BrandeGee, Connecticut
Republican, said that if Hoover
"nlado statements that could be
understood his utility as a poHtica
spellbinder to fool the gulls would
be gone"
Senator Gronna asked Mcclellan If
he wasn't Jealous because his party
could not get Hoover as a candidate
Senator Thomas of Colorado said
that II Hoover is making statements
nobody can understand "he will be a
formidable candidate for both nom
nations"
'On the theory thut the American
people like to be humbugged, that il
true" said MoKellar.
Senator Ashunst of Arizona tool
Senator Mcclellan to task for assail.
ing Hoover,
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NOT A CANDIDATE
SAYS w. C. M'ADOO
Answers QUESTIONABLE on Conti-
button by Saying "There Is
no Sampaign for Ne"

WASHINGTON. March A.-Wnliam
@. MeAdoo. replying to-day TO the
duestionnaire OF Labor" the Railroad
BrotherhOod'B publication, says he Is
not a candidate for the Democratic
nomination Tor President and that his
campaign Is not flnanced because
there Is no campaign for me"
Mr.. McAdoo says he IL willing to join
In an appeal to Congress- 10 Immediately
enact legislation compelling candidates
for the Presidency to make sworn re-
turns showing all moneys eNpen nded
i think" he wrote. the corrupt use
Of money 20 nominate and elect can
didates to ONCE Is one Of the most sim
ister and serious menaces to Demo-
cratic Institutions"
The evening world., 1920-03-31
ST. LOUIS FIREMEN
THREATEN TO QUIT
Give City Only 80 Days Grace to
Grant Their Increased Pay
Demands.

ST. LOUIS. March S1.-Unless st.
Louis grants the increased pay de-
manded by the City Tiremen's Union at
a meeting to-day. the fire fighters are
determined to go on strike at the end
of the thirty days grace they have al
lowed the community.
An offer of 10 per cent. increase made
by the Efficiency Board and passed by
the Board Of Aldermen yesterday was
refused. This would have increased the
pay OF fremen from Sl2G5O to $40
per month.
The flremen also are demanding the
two platoon system.
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PLUMBING PUZZLE:
ROOF LEAK LEADS
TO LEAK IN CELLAR
Plumber Kept Going to the Cellar
to Fix the Roof Thesis
Complains.
NEW kind Of mystery in
the plumbing business was

A NEW kind Of mystery in
~ the plumbing business was
indicated To-day by Jacob
B. Theiss, President of the Eagle
Tire Company who lives at No.
80 West 9th Street lie caused
the arrest OF George Hopkins, No.
ia West IO7th Street. the plumber
'Thore was a leak in the roof
of my house when called the
plumber" Theias told the police.
when he left the leak was IN
the cellar"
He explained that before the
shades of Prohibition had fdllen
ON the country he stocked his
cellar with goods now priceless.
And he said the plumber kept go
ing TO the cellar 20 fix the roof.
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CONTINUE TROLLEY PROBE.
March Grand Jury Ordered to Com
plete :. 1. Traffic InyestigntIon.

County Judge j. Harry Tiernan di-
rected to-day the Richmond County
March Grand Jury to complete It's irS
veSttgation and make a fun report on
The stoppage OF the five Staten Island
electric lines operated by the Midland
Railroad Company on Jan. Is last,
when the Board Of Estimate refused
TO authorize a seyen-Ceut fare.
As the April Grand jury will be
sworn in tomorrow, the continuing
Grand Jury will be able TO devote rs
full attention 70 the trolley matter.
The evening world., 1920-03-31
SHOE MACHINERY
LEASES HELD UP
Court EnjOins United Company
From Enforcing Contracts Made
Prior to Antitrust Law.

ST, LOUIS. March 3l.-The United
Shoe Machinery Company Of Massachu-
setts was enjoined by Judge Trieber in
the United States District Court here
to-day drom enforcing any Of the lease
clauses In contracts made before the
passage OF the clayton Antitrust Act
In 1914
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REDS WIN ON CASPIAN SEA.
Capture Five ArmOred Trains at
PetrOvsk, Says wireless.

LONDON, March 81. - Bolshevik
troops have penetrated to Petrovsk, on
the Caspian Sea, on the Northern Csu-
casus. Red cavalry occupying that town
on March 80, according to a wireless
cummunique from the Soviet Govern
ment at Moscow to-day.
At Petrovsk five armored trains and
enormous booty were taken. yAll of the
oil wells were found to be in order.
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Continued on Ninth Page1
Orfer a2,OOo.oOO for shipyard.

wAsH1NGTON. March Sl.-Admiral
Benson, Chairman OF the United states
Shipping Board, to-day opened bids Tor
the sale OF the Bayles shipyard at Port
Jefferson, l.. y. Tho h!SAcst bids were
about 100000
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Freed of Abduction Charge When
He Gives Wedding Proof.

Charged with suspicion Of having abb
Quoted Wilma Engle. fifteen. OF ST.
Paul, Mimi. Stephen Bohlus Roman, a
young soldier, obtained his discharge
from Magistrate SchWab. before whom
he was arraigned yesterday In the
Yorkville Court. by producing a mar
riage certificate showing that he and
the girl were married in this city Fob
II by the Rev. Father John Froehlich of
the Roman Catholic Church OF st:
Stephen OF Hungary.
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PEACE UP AGAIN FRIDAY.
Republican Leaders Complete
Draft Of Resolution.

wASHINGToN. March Sl.-The
resolution TO declare peace between the
United States and Germany will Be
called up in the House Friday, Chair-
man Campbell OF the Rules Committee
and Chairman Porter OF the Foreign AZ
fairs Committee said to-day.
A final draft Of the resolution has
been agreed 10 By the Republican
leadefp
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sshoonsr's Crew Picked Up.

The crew OF the British schooner
ohdys NJ. Street which was abandoned
and set on nre at sea March 20, are
alboard the steamer Major Wheeler.
from COrunna, Spain, for Colon, accord
ing 20 a wireless message received by
aho Naval Communication Service here
to-day. The schooner was hound from
o. Johns, ~ -. for Gibraltar.
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Committee Advising Sale of
Vessels and Yards, as a Pol
icy, Would Limit Action.
U. S. LOSING TRADE.
Prediction Timidity Prevents
More Than a NebulouS So
luton of Great Problem.
By Martin Green.
Especial Staff Correspondent OF The
Evening Worldly

NSpeSldl oteit Correspondent OF ne
Evening Worldly
WASHINGTON, March 31.--One Of
the most important questions before
the Congress at this time is the future
Of the Shipping Beard, with It's great
fleet Of more than 1000 vessels COM
pleted and under construction; It's
hundreds OF millions invested in ship
yards and shops and material, and its
vast payroll personnel. From infor-
nation given to your correspondent It
appears Congress 10 preparing TO
dodge the responsibility Of coming TO
workable conclusion on this vital
subject, which holds the possibility II
rightly handled Of bringing about a
direct saving before the end Of the
fiscal year Of q sum which would be
effective In reducing taxes, and Of
converting before the end Of the fiscal
year 1921 the Shipping Board into a
national asset.
Some weeks ago, when proponents
OF Government ownership and opera
ton of the merchant marine halted
the sale OF the former German ships
and committed tho Government 70 the
cost of their repairs, the whole matter
Of the Shipping Board and It's prob
lens was turned over to the Commit
tee on Commerce of the Senate. A
subcommittee was then empowered
TO franc a policy OF caring for the
ships and shtpyards and other prop
critics OF the shipping Board.
REPORT LIKELY TO BE DlsAP.
PolNTiNo.
The 6ub-committee has about COM
pletcd its labors. but It's report is not
ready for submission. II may be said.
however. that the report will be dis
appointing TO those who expected an
announcement of tho policy of the
Government that would be construo-
tive and point the way to the realiza-
ton of a return on the approximately
three billions OF dollars which has
been invested in tho Governments es-
say NJ DulluAilk dhu opolttiiAb ohiibs
The report 10 adverse to tho
Government engaging In the OPP
Grafton Of passenger and freight
vessels.
In effect, the sale OF the Ship
ping Board ships and salVasing
the shipyards and materials is ad.
Vised. The Evening World has
advocated the sale OF the ships
and the salVasina Of tho ship
yards, and has been informed that
vigorous, businesS-iike. action
along these lines would bring an
eventual return Of S1,700, ,000, 900.
Unfortunately tho subcommittee
appears TO be afflicted with the tim
idity which permeates Congress and
Government officials in the face Of an
approaching national election. Instead
OF coming right out and advocating q
policy which would call for action
and relief the subcommittee has
temporized.
CALL FOR ACTION, BUT PLAN
FOR DELAY.
While sale of the ships will DO rec.
commended the subcommittee and the
The evening world., 1920-03-31
GALL FOR ACTION, BUT PLAN
FOR DELAY.

While sale of the ships will be rec
ommended the subcommittee and the
full committee is probably in agree
ment In their fears that there is not
money available to private shipping
interests in the United States suffi-
eient to swing a deal involving bill
lions. The recommendation will
amount to Endorsement OF tho idea of
selling the Shipping Board fleet as de-
mand for the ships develops and at
ICnntinnAd ON Ninth PIGGY
The evening world., 1920-03-31
BREAKS SPEED LAW
TO GET A HOUSE;
COURT is LENIENT

Youngstown, o., Court Suspend;
Sentence in Case of 4 Home
Hunter.
YOUNGSTOWN. o., March 81.
THEODORE FINNEY won a
suspended sentence on a
charge OF speeding yester-
day when he admitted to the
Judge that he had broken the
speed limit. but pleaded that he
had just heard OF a house for
rent and was Fastening TO nab
it,"
The evening world., 1920-03-31
WOULD EXEMPT NEW BUILD
.- INGS FROM LAWS.


/. That the measures shall not
apply TO buildings TO be hereafter
constructed.
2. That tho obligations of exist
ing leases in writing shall not 10
impaired.
8. That there shall bo no inter-
ference with tho movement look
ing to cooperative ownership Of
tenement houses which, 1t is held,
tends to stabilize rents and ten
nncies and encourage thrift
4. That one-family dwellings
shall be excepted from tho pro-
visions OF the billsA
5. That discrepancies due TO the
use Of tho term used exclusively
for dwelling purposes" should be
rcmedied.
c. That tho Interpretation to
the word lease" as used in tho
bills should DO amplified. II IL is
held TO be an instrument In writ
ing, II Is contcnded, il. may oper-
ate to render the bills inaPplicable
20 tenancies under verbal agree
ments, which constitute the great
majority OF tenant holdings
In urging the amendment exemptinJ
buildings hereafter erected, A. G. Nc
Nulty, counsel for the Real Estatl
Board, said:
THE bills tend to discourage build
ers and Impair the confidence of thos
whose money is needed TO capitaliE
new construction. Tho situation Of
tenant going into a new building Will
his eyes open TO high rent made nee
essary by the immense increase in tn,
cost of building construction an,
equipment is quite different from tha
OF tenant OF building constructs
under low prices, but with rent
raised by tho operations OF a serie
OF speculative landlords"
Thousands Of written leases haV
been made, pointed out Mr.. McNultS
which are to so into effect Oct.
next, and any attempt to make th
provisions OF the anu-rent prOfite6T
ing bills apply in the case OF presen
tenants would create n great deal {
confusion. McNulty further argue
that the bills, unless amended, woul
be unconstitutional, as they woul
impair the obligations OF contracts.
There Is no doubt amendment wi
be made In the provision Confinin
the bills TO premises used eXclusivel
for dwelling purposes" as 1t is feare
this would exempt the thousands
| tsnements having stores on II
ground floor or In Easements.
The evening world., 1920-03-31
Is P. c. MORE CASES
OF DRUNKENNESS
UNDER PROHIBITION
Thirty Convictions This Month in
West Side Court, Compared With
"a in March, 1910.

IN March, 1919, there were
twenty-four convictions for
drunkenness in the West Side
Magistrates Court.
National Prohibition went into
effect Jan. 1G, 1920.
In the month Just closing
there were thirty convictions for
drunkenness, an increase Of rs
per cent. over last year.
Several prisoners have assured
the Magistrates that the only
effect Of Prohibition has been to
increase the price of liquor.
The evening world., 1920-03-31

0ANlNAs
The daylight repeal was killed by
one vote in the Assembly, and the
Speaker has shown to Assemblyman
Charles II. Belts how he lost the
measure through his very zeal in try
ing to have II passed Once he had
the required seventy-six votes neces-
sary TO pass It and lost one OF them
when he went to Assemblyman w. w.
Pellet of New York and George II.
Rowe OF Buffalo to remind them OF
their promise TO vote for the bill.
Then Assemblyman w. s. Evans,
Democrat, of the Bronx, who also was
on the Belts list, expressed the opin-
ioE something was going on that
didn't look good to him. and switched
his vote at the last minute, defeating
the bill. But the bill win be brought
up for the third time and will most
likely be passed. The measure gives
tho right to municipalities 70 arrange
their own time TO their own sausfac-
tion.
Senator Lockwood will probably
amend the bill which grants tenants
under certain conditions a stay for
six months In dispossess proceedings
and make the stay for a year. This
measure has given the committee con-
siderable worry First 1t was for an
indeterminate period, then for nine
months and this was later reduced to
six months.
Some changes, urged by the real
estate ',terests TO correct apparent
defects and remove restrictions to
notu huudinus oncrotion9 ar,.
The evening world., 1920-03-31

MILK CHOCOLATE THREK-
WAYS-This II n big hhr of
delicious cOBier ton, comprised
Of California Honey NouRat.
rich Caramel aud Mamie SUGAR
Cream, under n blanket 0f our
Celebrated Premium MIL
Chocolate. EER
FOUND BOX dOS
The evening world., 1920-03-31

LARGE GRAY AND COLLEEN
BROWN SILKY FLHA8HHD
CHICKS-VorY elSSeR. Wn-
ming and well built tOyS. which
can Be filled with candy "a -
moderate ndditlonal Ia
cost. EACh
EXTRA LARGE slEe 3.M
Chicks. EACH
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CHOCOLATE COVERED Co
COAEUT CREAM EGGS-A
deIiopey Of distinctive charm
for the Riddles. The Choieest
san Blas Grnted COcOanut AMI
sugar Cream. blanketed with
Chocolate. y in n boz, 0AR
PER PACKAGE ~
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FUZZY YELLOW CHICKS
IRrEs she. very lheliks nld
grbatantially made. An ea-
cellent toy which can be MID
with candy nj q slikht addi-
tiOnal cost. Prices are for the
i;i;,S SGSSlt'e; EEGT S1I liza, LS0
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WAIVER OVER PAN
TO SCRAP SHIP. BOARD AND
SAVE BILLIONS TO NATION
ALL RENT BILLS
PASSED BY SENATE;
VOTE IS UNANIMOUS
CONTINUED From First Page.)

really existed, has passed. Speaker
Sweet has marshalcd the clans and
declares that he has the situation we'll
in hand.
ZEAL OF FOE SAVED DAYLIGHT
SAVINo."
The evening world., 1920-03-31

MILK CHOCOLATE COW
FIRED FRESH PANEAPPLH-
The fineEt sDecimenE OF this
delicious Tropical Fruit. laden
With the richest Sf Golden
jniees, first cut into portions.
dipped In rich FOnlnnt Cream
and blank eted with our famous
Premium Milk ChOcOlatc, g6F
POUND BOX
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ST. JoHNsBURY CENTER

Raymond Roberts spent the week
end with his narents, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. E. Roberts at Lyndonville.
Fred Powers was in Wells River
Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Nuttall of New York is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Henry Gal
laghcr. Mrs. Nutall was called here
to attend the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. L. H. Hallctt.
Alton Hallett Of White River spent
the week end with his sister and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gallagher
Mrs. Robinson and son of Sutton
was visitor at Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
G. Wood1uf's Saturday, and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wav. Mrs. Ida
Powers, and Mrs. Mary Packard, all
of West Burke visited there.
Fred Powers of Peacham is visit
ing his brother and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Powers.
Mrs. Frank Fletcher Of Irasburg is
spending a few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Bowen,
Mrs. Scion Stevens Of Woodsville
spent Monday at Arthur Bowen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Austin and
son of Lyndonville visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Hall over Sunday.
MI and Mrs. Elmer Piper of St
,Iohnsbuly visited Mr.. and Mrs. c.
|. Hall Sunday.
The Center school took in $23 from
their entertainment and lunch Friday
night. Proceeds for benefit of 9Th
grade.
Mrs. Robert Delworth of Passump-
sic visited Mrs. Marv Hallett We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Bronson, formerlv of Hard
wick, but now of Syracuse, N. H.,
visited Mrs. Mary Hallett over Sun
day.
Miss Hattie Twomblv of Lebanon
is visiting her brother, Dennie Twom-
blv.
The w. H. farm has been sold to
Tom Parker in Waterford
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Massey have
returned to their home here. They
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Regular Habits Produce
a Beautiful Complexion
Daily elimination rids the system of posons.
Women should realize that!
n TANY women complain
NI daily Of their complexion,

n TANY women complain
MI daily Of their complexion,
of their headaches and gen.
cral i'll health, little realizing
that the trouble is constipation.
Women, too, arc much more sub
ject to such congestion than men,
and much more careless of it.
The rcsuI. il seen i'll lustcrlcss,
; weary eyes, in sallow, pinply
complexion, in lassitudc, bad
breath, and in that word so often
used, ''indisposed."
At the first sign Of these symp-
toms the wise woman will take a
laxative, and will sec that the
young girl and Others in her care
do likewise. DIR. CalSlwclfs Syrup
Pcpsin is the favorite with thou
sands of women because it is mild
and gentle in its action and in the
end trains tho stomach and bowel
muscles to do their work naturally
without the aid of medicine. a.
This combination of simple lax
alive herbs with fepIn, which can
be bought at any drug store, is
also very sterling first-aid in
colds, fevers and other sudden ills
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FOR SALE-A few splendid bar
gains in little used White Rotary sew
ing machines. Three or four good
secondhand sewing machines from
five to eight dollars. McLean's Music
Store. PSI If
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spent the winter in Montpelier with
Mrs. W. H. Jeffrey.
The Laymens Club will conduct the
Sunday evening service May 8 at
the Congregational church.
Mrs. Benjamin Tilton of st. Johns
bury spent Wednesday afternoon at
w F.. Powers.
Mrs Ethel Bennett was at St.
Johnsbury Thursday to see her sister
Mrs. Frank Drew.
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new HOUSE FOR SALE

Two stories, 7 rooms, double par
Tors, DINING room on first floor,
three bedrooms and full bath on sec
ond floor, closets for all bed
rooms, all hardwood floors and
hardwood finish upstairs and down,
8 foot porch across the front. No
one has ever lived in this house and
so no repairs needed for years, one
pipe furnace and house built to heat
correctly with one, electric lights, new
hot water tank. Price $500. If you
want to know just how good bar
gain this is bring your contractor
along with you and have him tell you
what he can duplicate this for. Come
and see it, A. B. BOWS Agency, II
Eastern Avenue.
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The Upper family who have been
seriously sick with typhoid fever for
several weeks are reported gaining.
Mrs. H. C. Avery of Bradford is
spending several days with Mrs.
Mary Hallett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bowen are
the proud parents Of little son
born May g..
Master Graham Newell of ST..
Johnsbury is visiting his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cortis Berry.
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that make it advisable to always
have a bottle in the home. 1t is
free from narcotics and safe for
the tiDiest baby.
In spite Of the fact that Dr.. Cald.
Wcll's Syrup Pepsin is the largest selling
liquid laxative in the ponf, thefe
being over 6 million bottles Sold each
year, many who need its benefits have
not yet used it. IF YOU have not, send
your name and address for a free trial
bottle to DR.. w. B. Caldwell, 5Ir
Washington ST., Monticello. Illinois.
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FOR SALE-HOUSE in Passumpsic
village. Fine location. Two tenc-
ments. Garden and room to build ga
rage. Must be sold to settle estate.
Inquire of Mrs. w. S. Willard, Pas
sumpsic, VT Bert U. Wells, 2. o.
Box 231, Burlington, Vt. $40 If
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Classified Dept.
TO RENT

TENEMENTS to rent---4 to rooms,
newly panered and painted. Electric
lights. H. 3. Stanley, Phone 126-11.
266 If
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FOR SALE OR RENT--Eight room
house on Pearl ST. For information
call w. Il. Eastman. 800 If
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
STORAGE at 28 Pearl st. 267-272
That monument or marker you
want set for Decoration day ought
to be ordered now in order to get it
for that date, | also do lettering at
cemeteries. Write or call SIAM and
will call and submit designs. j. L.
Walker, st. Johnsbury.
2Oj 1u, Thu, Sa'