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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
TO INCREASE CAPITAL,
". C. Rsynelds Co. Of Burlington tc
Have $4,000.

". 6. Reynolds comrany Of Burliug
ton has fled with the secretary oi
state q certificate that the company
intends % increase the capital stock
from $4,000 to s2OooOo. The Kol-
stad TAYLOR company of Brattlsboro
hss osrtifsd that u has = paid NJ eapi-
tai stock of $4,000. TIE New Eng
land Table Manufacturing company ~
Rutland intends % amend its srfieics
~ associstiou - that tbs capitsl sto,k
wil = $500. 600.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
FELL ON CEMENT.
william c. Mckenzie Died of Injuries
al East Pyegste

East Ryegste. Aug 5 William G.
Mckenzie. = lsborer. died yesterday
from injuries received At the Ryegste
Paper mill Tuesday noon when he fen
10 feet from a platform upon the ce-
ment hsor Of the coal bin and fractured
his skull He was unmarried and was
70 years old. The mill authorities are
irving % locate he uncle. brother
and = sister. who live somewhere in
New England.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
sen. GORE SECOND
IN SENATE FIGHT
Oklahoma Blind Senator Defeated by
Scott Ferris as Democratic
Candidate.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Aug. Rep
resentative Scott Ferris continued 10
hold his lead early to-day over Thomas
P. Gore. candidate for denomination
for United States senat or in Tuesday 5
primary election, but Gore headquar
ters steadfastly refuse to coneede dc.
feat
In the contest for the Republican
senatorial nomination, W Harreld Of
Oklahoma City was leading j. b. Cul.
lison of Enid on the face of the re-
turns from a score Of counties.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05

Warsaw, Aug. 5, | 80 o'clock a. m
{By the Associated Press -. Russian
soviet armies driving against the Pol
ish lines defending Warsaw are main
tanning an average progress of si1
miles day in the direction of thi,
city.
They are being held in the south
however, and in some places are being
pushed back from the districts east Of
Lemberg, which is one of the objec-
tives of their present campaign
To-day's official statement issued at
general staff headquarters declares the
Poles have re-taken the town of Brody,
near the Galician frontier, and have
forced the bolsbeviki back into Rus
sis in the region of Rsdzivolv, north
east of Brody.
American aviators fighting with the
Kosciusko squadron are battling
against General Budenny's cavalry and
infantry along the Sereth river, where
the soviet forces have not made any
headway. Parts Of this squadron were
engaged all day yesterday near Mix
licze, where they met cossacks and boil
sheviki infantry. The losses suffered by
the enemy in this district were very
heavy. to-day's official statement say
ing | 900 bolsheviki were killed and
large number were wounded.
Poland strained every ounce of her
reserve power yesterday to eheekmste
the bolsheviki in the game on the
result Of which depends the fate of the
new republic. Men in whose hands
rests the destiny of Poland assembled
at various conferences throughout the
day, and taking a leading role in all
decisions were the British, French and
Italian missions.
Munitions recently unloaded at Dan
zig by the British were arriving during
the day, and tanks rifles and artil-
lsry from France were rushed to
TIRE front French officers are arriv-
ing daily to act as technical advisers
al Polish general headquarters in the
preparations for Wsrsaw's final stand
against the invaders.
There was no let up in the fighting.
particularly along the northeastern
and eastern sectors. where the soviet
forces were gradually moving toward
Warsaw. Negotiations for an armi.
stice seem to have stimulated the boil
sheviki, who, With the exchange of
notes between The Warsaw and Moscow
governments, began their drive with
new yigor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
TROOPS BEING Modified
To Put Down Cantu Rebellion in Low
er California.

Mexico City, Aug. Government
troops which will be sent into Lower
California to put down the insurrection
led by Esteban Cantu. governor Of the
state, are being modified at Guaymas
and Puerto Isabel, in the state Of So
nora, and at other ports, General p.
Elias Gales, secretary of war, said last
night.
''Cantu has not more than 1000
men,, he added, "and they are not of
the fighting kind. Most of them are
saloon keepers and gamblers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
ARMENIANS VICTORIOUS.
Have Driven Soviet Troops Out of
Chaour.

Constantinople. Aug Fighting
continues in the regions disputed by
Armenia and Azerbsjldian- The Ar
menians have met with success in
Chsour. from which they have driven
the soviet troops and occupied the
CITY Of Guerousr.
Nouri Pasha, brother Of Enver Pa
sha. Is trying 10 gather bands in the
Chaour region to fight the Armenions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
ARMED WITH GUNS
ROPES AND PITCHFORKS
Kentucky Farmers Are on Trail of Mu-
latto, Who Is Charged With As
saulting White Woman.

Lexington, Ky, Aug. 5.Several
hundred farmers and county officers,
armed with guns, ropes and pitchforks,
are searching Madison, Jessamine and
Fayette counties in hunt for Bul-
ford Monday, mulatto, % years old,
charged with having assaulted Mrs.
Charles Sauers, Is years old, of Valley
View, Madison county, 10 miles from
here,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
LOST HIS LICENSE
Because He Hit a Team and Failed
to Report Accident.

Harry A. Black, secretary of state
this morning suspended for period
of 30 days the operators license of Sol
omon Sockol of Newport. His machine
hit team, while driving near that
city and he failed to report the acci-
dent
Curtis Farmer Of Wolcott has re-
ported that he has had collision with
an automobile on the long bride in Bel
lows Falls II A. Blanchard Of Wood
stock and r. A. Walker Of st. Johns
bury have asked for blanks upon which
to report accidents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
"NEH .SIE'S' WAR ENDS
IN ONE MURDER
Bitter Rivals for Trade Clashed in New
York, After Accusing Each other
Of Taking Away Customers.

New York. Aug Abram Free.
man of Rosebsnk, Staten Island is
dead and his brother in law. Isaac Hut
inck. is receiving hospital treatment
for wounds received to-day when a
"newsie's'' war broke out between the
two. who were Ritter professional ri
walls Each had accused the other Of
taking away customers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
ON FUEL TEST.
Naval Tank Steamer Brazos Left Rock
land, Me-, This Morning.

Rockland, Me-, Aug. 5.--The naval
tank steamer Brazos, which with a full
cargo of fuel oil exceeded speed re
quirements in both Standardization
and fun power tests yesterday. left
to-day on six hour fuel consumption
test at II knots. She will finish at
the Boston navy yard.
The trial board announced that the
torpedoboat destroyer Pruett, launched
at Bath Monday, viii begin official
trials here on Aug II.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Helen Daniels of East Montpel-
ier was operated upon at the Barre
City hospital this morning for appen-
dicitis.
Miss Mae Dale has resumed work
az the Central Granite Co. after two
weeks vacation spent with her sister
in Cleveland, o,
Miss Louise Capsnari of Bank street
is spending her two weeks vacation
from the Woolworth store with party
of friends at Woodbury. pond.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. Messer and
family, accompanied by their guests
| Of Amherst, Mass, motored 10 -day
Through the White mountains for
pleasure trip.
Mrs, T. G. Mccarthy OF South Main
street went to New Haven, Conn, to
day TO visit daughter for two weeks.
AT Montpelier she was joined by a
little niece, Johanna Mccarthy
Miss Bessie Morrison, a student
nurse of the Carrie f. Wright hospital
in Newport. n H., who has been spend
ing a vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Christina Mckenzie. in Graniteville, re-
turned to-day to her duties.
Baron Grearson, who has been work
ing in the Eaton Glove sht Of Mont
real, returned TO his home a II Laurel
street early this week and is now con
fined TO his bed by illness, under the
care of trained nurse, Miss MacAn-
drew.
Robert Imlsh of the A. Tomasi block
was arrested last evening by Deputy
Chief of Police Harry Gamble on
warrant issued by States Attorney +.
r. Davis. charging him with furnishing
liquor. Imlah viii be srraigned in
court some timeto-dsy.
Thomas Carroll, the middle west rep
resentstive Of the Carroll Brothers Co.
arrived in the city last evening 70 re-
main until the latter part Of next
week, when he leaves then for st.
Louis TO attend the convention Of the
National Retail Monumental Dealers
association.
Two Dodge cars, one owned bv y. =.
Healey and the other by Howard Carl
son. driven hy Mrs. Carlson. brushed
mudguards at the corner of Seminary
and North Main streets yesterday aft
ernoon. The damage inflicted on either
car was slight, the Carlson car sus-
tsinire a split front mudguard. Both
were capable Of continuing their
course.
MANY granite cutters took advantage j.
Of the shut down Of sheds to-day and
left for Moretown bv automobiles to
attend the baseball game between the
Roval Colored Giants and the More
town A. C. The Giants declare they
have not met defeat in this state vet
and don't intend to. even though their
to-day viii BE- the strong
est team in the state. according 70
their version.
Word has been received in Barre of
the whereabouts Of John Robertson.
bis sister. Mrs. John Miller. and his
brother -sn-law. John Miller. who left
Neu York CITY last Sunday for Barre.
Il appears that the auto in which they
rere riding hraks down Al Hoosic
Fails. and the broken part had 70 b
,htained from New Jersey sll Of which
lss necessitatsd . delay which Is grad
,sUr eating up the tuo weeks vsoa-
ion II Mr. Robertson. u is sVpected
hat the party wiH reach Barre before
saturday. where they uiH sfsy for the
rusiniur vesk 81 their sscstion a.
he xucsts # FRIENDS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
"SI7TLAIION IS AS GRAVE
I AS THAT MAUCUST 1914"
D is OPINION IN LONDON

thorities at Moscow would not consid
er an armistice before Aug. A.
At Warsaw this is interpreted, the
message said, as indicating that armi-
stice plans would be deferred as long
as the bolsheviki command entertained
hopes of capturing Warsaw.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
Poles Are Said to Be Put
ting Up Valiant Defense
on Some Sectors-Brit-
ish Munitions Arriving
French Officers Take Up
Duties With Polls h
Armies-No Let-up in
Fighting.

London, Aug. (By the Associated
Press Among British officials and
diplomats of other nations here undis'
guised anxiety is felt over the Russo
Polish situation One high official said
"The situation is as grave as that
In August, IDA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
AGROUND ON AFRICAN COAST.


Psris. Aug. 4-Ths American four
msstsd schooner Mary T. Palmer is
reported IN 3 dispatch from Csssblsn-
-. Morccco. - have run aground On
the Africau oosst- All members of
The crew are aid 70 ts safe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
DIED AT OXFORD. N. H.
william p. Dana, Former Justice Of
Superior Court Of Massachusetts,.

orford. y H Aug 5-William p.
Dana. a former justice 81 the superior
court of Massachusetts. died today
af his summer residence here follouing
a series of shccks Previous 90 he
sprointuent 20 the beneh in 1905 -
serSed several wears IN the Msssschu-
sstts lrgislaturc ard. IN his last tern.
vas presidsnt az The senate His hens
uas az Ncutou, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
HOLD UP ARwIsTIcE
A. Long as They Have . Chance Of
Capturing wsrssu.

wsshinTton. n e.. AuE. s-Ths
American isgation ~ WsrssH reported
to-day under date II Aug. thar en-
intercepted wireless order from ths
balshs, III oemmsnd o. troeps ~ ths
fruni indicsted that the bolshssiki "a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
PROVIDENCE GROWS SLOWLY.
Gain Of Only SO Per Cent Made in
Past 10 Years

Washington, y. 4, Aug. 5.-The popu-
lation Of Providence, r. l., was an
nounced to-day by the census bureau
a. 23T ,5a5, increase l3.9s9, or so per
cent.
Other announcements were.
state Of Oregon, 5s3. 3.2s5. incresse
llo,52O, or Is.4 per cent.
Multnomsth county. Ore. including
Portland. 275.sas, increase 1851. or
2lq per cent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
MONTPELIER

MAJOR Easton r. cibson left to -day
for camp Devsns 10 prepare THE camp
for the annual muster ~ the Eef-
raonf National Gusrds. uhich uili take
pisce Beginning saturday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
MORE ATHLETES SAIL.
To Participate for United States in
Olympic Games.

New York. Aug. 5.-Gymnssts oars
men. rugby players and amateur sth-
letie union officials comprised a party
Of 36 American contestants in the
Olympic games sailing for Antwerp to-
dav on board the United States army
transport sherman. Samuel y Dallas.
president of the A A. T., wss in
charge Il the party.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05

The Mary = Palmer ssiied from
Galveston en- Nav p for Tuuis- The
vessel l. e 1917 tens burden.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
Actors Filmed in Surf
When Day Is at Dawn
And Year Is at Spring

Even though the dew is on the rose,
who would want to got up at $50
o'clock in the morning these mornings
and run out to the edge Of the ocean
and leap into the roaring breakers for
dawn bath?
The mere fact that one loves his
art no doubt would be far from suffi-
cient motive for such an act in most
cases, but in the case Of the half-dozen
youngsters being starred in "Love,
Honor and Obey the new ST. Special
production adapted by Eugene Walter
from Charles Neville Bucks novel, it Is
enough.
They tried it the other morning, and
1t didn't shock them speechless. so next
morning they tried it again. They fell
INTO a habit of it, and now it appears
to be quite propeI'-the business Of
taking dawn baths" 1t threatens to
develop into the. Maytime pastme.
Inc company was at the Shelbourne
Hotel. They were called at 1880 A. NJ.
and started out in the dark in bathing
SUITS. 1t was chilly, but Wilda Ben
nett, who was born at Asbury Park
ana used TO start the swimming season
IN May every year. insisted upon
taking plunge into the surf.
Kenneth Harlan, an athlete himself,
raced IN after her. They called to
Claire Whitney that the water was
Tine, and she believed them. She saws
she Will never believe them again. She
came. out shivering, after minutes
plunge
Henry Harmon pleaded that he was
TOO old for dawn bathing. But Z. ],
Ratcliffe and George Cowl were ready
TO snow that they still had enough
youth for early morning sport. And
Leander de Cordova, the director. tore
into the waves with them.
They were all on the beach madlv
tossing medicine ball when the sur
came up and the scene was filmed The
scene represented a Cape Cod water
front where Constance Williams
(Wilda Bennett) and Stuart Emmett
Kenneth Hsrlan) meet in a dawn
bathing episode, in which the others
take part.
Wilda Bennett is enthusiastic about
the idea, and It seems that she will
nave success In her efforts to organize
dawn bathing club among Metro
members.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
Lawyer Charges Court Is
Fomenting Bolshevism
Spectators Throw Kisses at
Brownsville Justice and APP.
pIaud Decisions

Allegations that the Seventh District
Municipal Court in Brownsville Is To-
menting Bolshevism among the residents
of that section were made yesterday by
Milton Herr, attorney for The 1850 Pit
kin Avenue Construction Company, of
East New York, in q statement before
Supreme Court Justice Fawcett.
Herr had asked Justice Fswcett to
adjudge James w. Twomey. clerk FOR
Justice Jacob S. Strahl In the MUM
cipal Court. in contempt because Two
mey failed to comply with writ of
mandamus recently issued by the Su-
preme Court justice. The writ direct d
Twomey to issue dispossess notices to
three families living at the Pitkin Az O.
nu address.
proceedings IN Justice strahl's
court" Herr charged In his address to
Justice Fawcett. "are like vaudeville
show. Spectators there have beer
known 20 applaud his decisions and to
throw kisses at him. He has aspira-
tions for the Supreme Court bench
that is his trouble"
Justice Fawcett adtudged Twomey
guilty in contempt, but took no judicia
notice of the attorneys remarks abou
Justice Strahl
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
Returned From Tour.
Actor Says Country Is
Safe From Radicals

James Michael Burke (they called
h!h the "scrappin' sergeant" in the
A. F.. F.) is in New York after four
months, throughout the Central West
and South, In vaudeville, and he has q
message that every one really should
hear.
"Jimmy," as they know him around
his home, at 1850 st. Nicholas Avenue,
was one OF those lads who. when It
locked like trouble in 1914, waved a
hand TO Broadway and the electric
lights and proceeded TO do lot tow
ard mailing that old one about actors
being "good for nothing but to act'
He won his sergeant's stripes, and In
tho flrst zeal battle In which he took
part in France he tore Germans to
pieces with his squad Of men like a
mad man. He was a demon, they say
Of him. for punishment, and after one
attack they picked up Jimmy" and
carried him away to this hospital, and
they found he had been gassed badly
and that he mightn't live. Long months
In the hospitals, both in France ano
over on Staten Island, finally helped
to heal his wounds, and six months ago
he emerged, lmping a bit. wabbling 8
khaki and get back behind the foot
lights. He had a living to earn. He
dldn't care to pin n silver button, in
dlcating wounds. in his lapel and &C
prating about how he won the war
Heroes never do!
He Is back in New York now. Trip
ping along Broadway yesterday like
washed up fish rolling back into the
surf, he stopped an old friend and the
substance Of what he said was this:
"One gets pretty close to the people
by travelling among them. He gets
an idea of what they're thinking about
and since I've been back in the United
States, sitter having little part ir
the war. ] have observed more thar
! ever the way the people feel about the
matter Of protecting themselves anC
about these long-haired fellows who
call themselves Communists ant
friends of the common people
"In Texas. q Bolshevist has sbou
as much chance Of his life If he at
tempts to talk Russian freedom ant
the noble Lenine and Trotzky' as h,
has il he should throw himself beneath
the feet Of pitching bronco.
I'm Kansas and Missouri, Governo
Hiieh mas lHeul OH tie run, anu wa
SO interested in his new Court of In
dustrial Relations that went over t.
Topeka to SEQ the record for mysel
and look into the workings Of 1t. On
does not need TO investigate far to Sc
that it is directed at the Bolshevist
and Reds and that it is potent-very
very potent.
And everywhere I go | find other
in my profession who have served over
seas who declare that should troubl
ever arise again that the people woul
be twice as easily aroused as befor
and that men and women in every wal
Of life would be ready to shoulder
rife and defend their country.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
BoIshevik Poland Urged
Crushing Necessary to Russia's
Safety. Saws Radek

LONDON, May 29.-karl Radek,
the Russian Boshevik, warns Russia
against Understanding the danger
threatening from Poland in lengthy
nrtcle published by the "Isvestia," OF
kovno. The article has been received
by the Central News from its Copen-
hagen correspondent.
NJ Radek says that 1t Is absolutely
necessary to completely crush Poland,
"as the safety Of Russia IS entirely de-
pendent upon Bolshevik Poland as a
ncinhhor"
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
Actors Equity Debates To-day

The election Of The Actors Equity
Association, which has stirred Broad
way for the last two or three weeks,
Will be given its final boost in
the John Emerson Wilton Lackaye
debate this afternoon at the Hotel
Astor: John Emerson, who is run
ming for tho presidency of the or
ganization on the regular ticket. and
Mr.. Lackaye, who heads the ticket as
an independent, will meet in debate to
express their campaign views. Accord
ing to an agreement just reached.
Francis Wilson, president Of the asso-
citation, will act as chairman of the
debate. All Equity members who
bring their cards win be admitted.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
Funa Aids Salvation ARMY

Tho management Of Luna Park at
Coney Island has placed the entire park
vt the disposal of the Salvation Army
from June 5 to June 10 to aid the Army's
Home Service Appeal. Combination
tickets givinng admission TO eleven Of
tho biggest attractions viii be sold by
the Salvation Army and at the Luna
Park gates at reduced nricc.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
Clara X. Young In New Film

Clara Kimball Young. in "For the
Soul of Rafael" by the EQUITY Pictures
Corporation, was shown to a specially
invited audience in the grand ballroom
ST the Hotel Astor last Wednesday af-
ternoon. Several stage and screen stars
attended as the guests of Miss Young
The picture was well received, and will
make its New York debut within few
days
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
1905 April Deaths in Jersey

TRENTON, May 29-There were 5000
deaths in New Jersey during the month
bf April, according 70 a health depart
ment bulletin issued to-day. There were
- suicides compared with % for the
average of the previous twelve months.
or tho deaths there were SAC among
children under one year of age, 205
among Childrcn between one and five
years old and l,255 among persons so
years and more
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
Billie Dove i'm Motion Pictures

Billie Dove, of Ziegfcld's Mine
O'clock Revue" will step out Of her
work in that organization within few
days to take star parts in Universal
films. She has chosen LILLIAN Bonnie"
for her first screen work.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
Stars i'm Film Version of Ibsen

Winnifred Westover, who has done
important motion picture work in the
United States, will leave New York
June II for Sweden. where she has
been engaged to star In film versions
Of Ibsen plays.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-24

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-17
CO n v0 E

Societatea RomIna de Ajutor
81 Cultura. ''Ulpia Traiana" din
Erie Pa. Convoaca pc toti mean-
bril- eli de a lua parte la sedinta
Generala extra-ordinara care Va
avea loc Dmineca in q Nov.
1920 in Hala Soc. din 1888 Pena
Ave. Sedinta Sc va deschide Ia
orele 2 p. m. precis. La ordinea
zilei va fl alegerea unui menager
la Hala, 81 un secretariu finan-
cial, deci fie carui membru ii Inn
pus a lua parte la aceasta Sc.
dinta. Lipsa nemotivata sc va
amenda conform Statutelor.
Pentru Soc. ''Ulpia Traiana'
Va salutam Gu Sti1na in numele
Societatii.
Eronim Verdea, presedinte.
Mihaila Gambrazan, secretar.
(67-68).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-17
PERF|DlA OMENEASCA
- Roman Contimporan
De q. B. PASCU
De @. B. PASCU

'Gheorghiadi Sc ridica, tremu-
rind din tot corpul, 81 impreu-
nindu-si miinile zise Gu vocea
slabita:
''Iertati-ma doamna. M mai
ma chinuiti!"
'lChinurile tale sunt de.abia
la inceputul lor. Am Sd te fac sd
suferi toate chinurile iadului.
Am sa ma razbun cumplit pentru
ororile 81 bestialtatile sevfrsite
de tine asupra mea,' striga
Elena, varsind sc1ntei de ura din
ochii ei mari, selbateci, att de
frumosi 81 subjugatori alta data.
Watt resbunat destul. Matt
lasat sarac 81 att aruncat pc fica
mea in bratele unui ticalos care
fugit Gu a. Crutati-mi viata 81
dati-mi libertatea sd ma inapoiez
in tara".
''Cinstea mea nu sd reabuna
prin bani ci prin chinuri. Zece
zile am fost chin11ita de tine,
find obiectul bestialitatii tale,