davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-23

Oscar Weber, who came to Ne mana several days ago to get the steamer Shusana ready for the breakup, returned to the upper town today.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-23

Nenana, Alaska. Interior Fuel Depot
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-23
PERSONAL
. s.ssss..s1H..sss.

W. E.. Angler and W. J. H. Fogel- strom, bridge engineers, went to Fairbanks on today's train to have ia look over that district. They will be back in Nenana within the next day or two and plan to start on the return trip to the coast on Sunday or Monday
 The new steam-hammer of the A. E. C. was given a tryout at the new blacksmith shop yesterday and worked very satisfactorily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-12

lied from the famous move! b
Carries Reaie. affords tie star IN
her company exceptional scope f.
the display Of dramatic ability.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-12
Ingcmar-Gladys Brcckweil

"White Lies the new VIM. Fox
production starring Gladys Brock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-12

y Is :, worGe:ful absorbing play
d -.-
n Advertise your wants in the Ga.
It .rtte Want Column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-12

well, will be shown tonight ut the
Ingomar Theatre.
A masterpiece in dramatic con
struction, this great play. modern
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02
LAME EVERY MORNING.
Al Fad lack IL Generally Wu.se in tins.
Murning. Charles Town Pennis
are Finding 84.iief.

As back that aches all daY and
Cruises discomfort at night ID usually
WORSE IN the morning. Makes YOU
faei as ia YOU hadn't slept. at all.
You can't ger nd. Of kidney back
ache. until you reach tine caslae-siie
kidneys Doanis Kidney Pills are
csneciilr prepared FOR weake1led or
ldiaurierest idneYs-haxe been gratia-
fullT recommended by ti1uusands
ASK vaur neigilburA
Testimony of Charles Town peaule
proves the merit OF Qaania
w II. Ande1-san,. 3aa o.. Gangress
ST.. Charles Town., Says For Year
III suffered frum almost CONSTANT pain
Iacruss NV back and liipa. iid not
rest well and G could hardly 5iIl-rn IN
bed Mornings Z was lame and sare
lana ii waa quite an esfu1-t rur me Eii
ldiresH RS.iding OF DaanS9 hIuneH
Pills., decided tEn try them amt pro-
lc,lrest a sIIppiE at Bruwn ~ Haoif s
DwIg Store. They helped me m
EVERY waT The pain IN my BACK
and nius dsaappearad and my Kidneys
baaagne nurinal. { always Keep
uaasl's Kidney Fills IN the house and
tiiey Ga5 me as mIielf gGnd AZ wile1r
baulf them some years ago. livery
ONCE I'M awhile Z tell people about
naa4li 3 and how much they have aane
far ma. z confirm my TURNER srifSia-
ne1lt.' -.
Pi,ice Gflc.. at all daHlers.. DON'T
8,nr,Iy ask fer kidney ra1neaE'--errtli
Daar1'g Kidney Fills--siie sallle Giia1
MIR. Anderson hasi. F1sEer-M llhurl
CO... Mfirx. EsIffIlas, N. T..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02
FR.1M PoaN To $500.

A ssn1saga f.lcrarv is alntiier new
enterprise Tor Charles Dawn. Hglip-
nen1 has been Installed IN the. Crane.
E1Slding ran, of the &adler BinGiH. amt
s;i,nnieg OF the faGtarY'S olfpur have
been shipped IN the cirE market. The
industry will be apera1Ea by the VIZ
rinia Products Company with MI
H:Is,l,v BtlsnGug. rs manager The
company viii maaufactllre an all-park
sulsitsrs. besides putting. lard aSltt
s,1rf.1nie.. Most Gf the sinlsage viii
be- prlr IN in saliraIy pmInd packsi'EEfasi
ru,,.t,r for delivery tp the retHil El,.lsss.
The sirlsage output Of the cnn1pnaT
hst9 already been cnnfa,agrait IN @asli'-
irrrsn.. the greater, part OF Il guing ra
The harei trade.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02
A TOWN. wrrH NO IDENTITY

Can u faFrnler raaigalh OF Charles
Town., wlla ii much d5afresHed by the
movement Gm cilanna the uan1g ut
Charles Town, make 4 RIggesSlnns
VIM not hypiienaae the name tn
,iegis,Syr,,- ilzlaan or Gharieauawli-
.It.if arsuTr9 MANY GGwns all over the
warisa have two names. and either df
THESE eilaaraa.. IL any must be made
of prugraHH, would nlGrg nearly all-
swer the asgeaTians raaHea On aGIn
RdaS.
FIRST. because CIiariesfawn- Ransom
COR IaifarganH wgula preserve tile
name with ali iEg deur asaocia1eua
and Z believe more ranriY sa1la1y
those VIM love Charles Tawn and MS
trad hians and feel that change on
name waGIId be a less; Cd a;snEIEY-
Seanud., this change would Also
mako the name dlali1gfIue and ssiGIlG
Frals, the EIIsinesa men,. fur any n1ii41
clark or ay-,resa agenE wtid SENT
T.sst,eT ar nncAara 10 adktresEsefs CD
Chsla,iesHun would deserve TO Lose hss
plage.
FinaIIv. and act the LEAST isnpart-
AMI. this ssisriiE change would save
the tremendous cunflIaIGn that wound
les,assss;ariliY faIlaw a caEaEieEs csiansEs
at name. For il wCuld TAKE 4 gene
I.as.ir,s1 ta, establish a new name
Ls there living an ala gflariss
VaNv,,iasr.. on wee7l 4 new one aEEilt.r-
who, would say they cTlle rrunl NC
mans town !. q 1nwu WIKI no Rt4nI-
nv. 4 name with nG rraEaIIGns- just a
name nanaIY cares a.ouI &c mas AMI
a,W,Ici;rtiana WITH The wtiaie 5ra'-
,ssT;;.,v,- gr the pIsrca ia bound 10 m ttie
name. IN
Eraa1I,es there the nIal. with
sau1 50 dead
VINO never To himself haEis 5illd- :,
ThaH Is my a'wT, my naI1ve kaasi
r acknowledges Tins ssIgges1lsln Il :
erz,1prunriHa. BUT tins Is an aEs &c
a S;,,r.rw Lrwsr az Charles Es'wu-.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02
DR. LANES G. WILTSHIRE nfEs
I'M BALTIMORE

Oh. James @. Wiltshire. a native af
tsie vlc,nitsr of Eaafnwn. and pru1ni.-
nent pifyRman, OF Baltimore. tiiesi
Wettne#taE afternoon att tia S}iuniiart
Pratt HbApital. near that city. after,
am lllnesa af I8 months, agesf ~ veaars.
Pr Wiltshire was a Liealfenas1ti in
Mnssir's Rangers. Confederate 4urnv,
wfie1H he wnm LASTING fame aa u dal<A
ing soitiinry always ready fFur any fiaz~
asvtl On harisilips 4a a meanbess of a
raitting parity he aiiiesf In dearaiing an
esspIasH train ON tiie B. & O. RAILROAD
In the cut west OF Balxianes in the sum.
neafo of 1864 when ;;ss,s11 slD0 Was aalfzlIr
Ell h0n a. Lnim army pavmastnsr.
s1fEsn tina WIZ he studied neaimin. and
practaoesia his profession in Baitsmnre.
The deceasast was married To Miss
Fannie Rilaaall ELL. niece of General
a. Z: RSil. anu daughter of Maiol, Ed
waln Eli. Els wife diesi uves, a wear
ago Surviving are tfiI3Hs children,
Major Thinner WilfssiiiH, of Warren
tom, Va.; Miss Lucy Wiltshire. at
home; Captain Geurge wiltshire. off
Fort Riley. Has.; three sisters. Misses
Bet1sH and Jennie wiltshire. of Jeffass.
son County; Miss; Winnie wiltshire, of
finaearckabura anu G. B. Wiltshire,
of MartansEnlrg.
The ondr waH sent E,nnl Baltimore
To Caipspnags Va, for burial.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02

ssayes m 54paitg of 9nnarrinit uader Dust and Eaai
Un Forrest W. Brown. in
asand DISTRICT OF Vest Virginia burn Charles Town.
eerSm w
MaHu Phladeinhi anu GaEes nawn Latar Charles
we'll
of
70 in all
If
maxim d N
Of
of
he
qIasned by the
In
INNER
az the
att
the Of
Irafta M o. Al, OF
az Charities nunc OF lense During
d nierde
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02

Special services we're held in 1iie
Charles pown NJ g.. Church South
last Sunday, the occasion being the
Formal apening OF the new atiditiun
l'eaanrig huiit far. tina accommodation
on the large pima organ and ciiuir.
heps. =. L. Hiakesn0ra., presuing FL.
der of Winchester piatanct, preached
IN the morning and Rev. William
Cnmpst0m, Of Jefferson CiIwslit.
preached ar night. SnemaI music.
was rerderad by the ciiuin. Over
S.. 1Uu was subscribed an the dei1r Of
abnlt S3.ii06 fnr the Improvement.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02
To THE DEMOCRATIC LADY
VOTERS OF CHARLES TOWN.

The Law Office of Gen NJ. Bestz-.
1uover;, ON Nam sta9eb will be apen To
the De,nucratac ladw VOTERS of Charles
Town on Election Day wiieie they may
congregafa tn go in PARTIES tn the
20ils on to receive any Instructions az
advice that may be- deMlrasi.
There will BE- husSasaag IN the office
all day ami they will accompany any
ane b0 tie pulls if it Isl so Desired.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02
WILL. PROTEST. GAS
RATE INCREASE.

Members of the West Virginia Pub
Rg Service Commission will be IN
Charles Town On Monday, November
stgr tss herr prsteata and arguments
AGAINST the proposed increase IA Gll,s
rates ftr Els as periEinuea for BY TN.
Charles Town Gas Company The
commission has rgeeiyeG number dr
letters from ras consumers here, max
ing vigun;nls prsDgaTs agTnsE the pro-
oas,sf increase. The hour fur tie
nearing has been aEzd a5 2 sfciccz IN
the affttarrouu..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02
rRsgssElL.

3satti of Mr. Charles
y, us.' huntington Hoanir
4 H. members ar ms
- l.5s..,,,siaw morning M
n Youngest son T, 81 IN. NJ
s n. fasaeil. q LA. hs,na son.,
4 y. Was serving N thu
Ie , y graduailg faiiing
! alo sme az the
/ lliS .timr agent at Risil-
| s'' nd served faltsi {,
@ sie .. Y q: !. h AMI
| RI was g@liai m dis-
lal i;r,ng as becomes IN
b q la a5iie 4e,wces His de-
.@;linwn WIS greatly re-
n. I vas a Miss Raney
Wy v. Fl HameE before
4. pp ier with ana
8 H. Watson. at Marnns-
IN potsier Aesal'ss Aiiit
NJ \ Thare na'vm anu
s-l nsar sarnelss Fer
.i' n. ,arerss Funeral se1'.
u N me nome Of ms |
r.. nv snd Mrs. z. frank nf7ias
! .''1 an sunday aftarnunn I
rs'''A 11tsrnent IN Edge !
80 The Knights an /
riic,t m~i@' he was q
4 o. ,.,-s.i ge.viue4 1t the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02
PERSONAL. MEwrTforE

Dr.. @ G.. ssinor will aitn,r,l sa,a
SNnod Of Vii1ginia., which ilnutuS tliis
weeii a. WagnHshprm, Va.
Mn, amt MRS.. William Louder ann,
dalgfifars, OF Siiniiury. Pa. wsitn.i
MIS- Aoiiiiar's aistass Mrs. e.. Hfnav.
. Mr. and MRS.. Gihsiie e, Haiues
io51 Wssiingtm City, visits,iI Ms
isanes muislnr. Mrs. l0,iis Dsihi,
DR.. amt Mrs. Walter D. BeBler and
SON huflea1t., amt Mr. .Ialnes W.. Bal.
Ter snHnE a. day or tnvns with Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton 4. Haines..
MRS C. W. Golesnan came UNI from
washington t1 ai1Hnlt the Fall Fas-
val amt c19 cast her first wara for the
League of Nafanna.
Mrs. w. A. Spang.e,, and Miss Iil.-
llaf Dlnhins were guests of Mrs Inilm
V. hauff5nan in Winchester ON. last
nuestihyE
Mrs. Helen Myers amt Mr. and
mrs. BnriiS artt ciiiidfa1l,. af EarniI
con-, VA, spent last Fniaaw with Mrs,
MYERS Bafaa,, Mrs., VIM Fl. M0iar:
hi, Charles Fi1tts, of neas, Ffunt
iowa.. earnn DOWN To visit his son.. MIR,
Leonard ti'itrss., neag, Millviile., ami To
aisanu the tail festival.
Mn and Mrs. L. p. Limit nata,rrneel
m1dn San Juan. Pou-tu Rico. the first
or last week. They liad been in Purro
hicu since early in the summer.
Miss Nellie. Eersliheager; of PooIes--
vllle,, Nd. a former staldent at Pow
'.talr College. was a visitor in Charles
!asI week., bang a GUEST Of ting fagn.-
iiy Of Mrs. o. M.. Phillips.
Mesars.. Thumbs e.. MARROW; of the
Mallrlile neigsinDI,iiuuti with iis
nepi1ew,, Mr.. W. S. Bell, of Charities
Town., went tn Wilmington, 0hiu,, last
week. to atlaiid the funeral Of his sia-
teia-inriawy, Mrs. James F'.. NARROW.
They were accompanied home hw Mr..
James Z :. MEiTEuw VIM will remain iinl
Uile cmlntg tcxu an three months, VISIT
ing. relatives.
MIR. William G.. Fir4zien has been en-
pertaining two mutn,ing PARTIES at; hiss
hume neaa, Summit Point Last week
MS guests were his nepiiew Mr.. Hanrv
SDuaes', and Mrs. Smliier,. Mr.. and Mrs. /
Earl Black, of Baltimore. Visiting
nm TINS wee. were Mrs. Eetaie COL
Inns Mrs e.. H. Mounew. SON antll
daugilta'. all at Dayton. 0him Mrs.
Collins WIS a Miss nauenpuI,t hefor'es
her parents alnigratang fi,0nl
tins cmtnty to- ONO many wears agu.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02
III asp CROSS REPORT

-alE rn'g phase if Red CROSS
lGuding First AT. Nursing,
1 sa7rra 1mnp sa'vIce. J5In-
ieI 1sz h.ilr.iI'r Ind Civilian
ET Drought mn liav by biie
nal aea EIEs ,Ung me last
gr u Gung i0100 l@zunH
Gnmumuea F'cEms Ut rs
Eaz The Hnnieua sr1cv of
la fla lrapWmtless Eur diH--
ale0a-m lE-mB ma prevent
lim suffering 8 -8iu m the
@mlr annual aDm'r.
ne accomplishment T6 tins re-
1JEi - Ret FUSS enaurna
2-les nan % Isas. -iig sum
sHliIill n Gsh ant Hlnuiies was
7dsl 1u-F lmnm,arv hus-
warn ,a..ea MA axlstenua.
1lll uamr w1g vera 1Tga-
H'sn me@a 'a.ler rains vera
VIC lli --l mpma. ,anrgsenra-
al nurses yara -Uuaiied IN
-4l 20 -le nj CvHl lv me lucsa
sE vlrEea D ne mnmulnty
F. by aaaar
lese usaTn7. nc,lldinr Ig
A4ps hit @@mes ; hurricanes.
" lg-z's. Ia. Harn. ? anlrtii-
anaa.ue IS i-as. / ak
~ locus. I'D alulvraaKs.. L
i' Z ~ua. f nUJr accident
el'igla ssh lnauua we're
-d'0 ya'a nUat. 1&g1H
aa-ir vara -al1de1,gti
Ss Fl,.e Tme~ ra.uest al;
u lq0 WIS ,esu'qvaa.
t lr asst -aa' nnuhasisgs
f VI lmnlUU lranana.tllessl
t -ls 1- GsBH1' -eiief and
1.i q lie rwin,zauan of
iil@-iness mnlnIurl a....ss
- ''l @ur5 md inc 4efrss.
Z meou anerraIlcy
M ~ s Ema. IrrIuZarinr uf
n. I'll W'iucl 20 lie ragrliag
Y -li2raUm r -3l!s Dllr-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02
FFDE8.TT AGENTS. RAID T6Ws.-

-Four, Federal Agents. representing
rlie Prohibition Enhancement BiIrs'ial,
F,vaaued dawn on Charles Town Iliua's,-
d.rv afi4Fsuiaan. Three houses acGllplett
Bw people alspeered OF hGrriegglng
were seareiie,l.. Ia emily ane was any
i,lcr;irlinafiilg evidence found. the evil
deness consisting Of L. gisiut#-all a'V-
s1llN unIileIEv nunnber-sf real liclioF',
Bntni,sd IN hand.. Twelve quarts df tine
rgasi4 were broken and the contents
eln9tied in tie gutter. The rsilIillT'-
mr. baUrle was retained by the officers
For USE as evidences m culIrr-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02

'J 5s, ons aer rsI m, S- 49,, -
81 wy L r, Ie ar 'ahei,s i
III 1ss.,,... ans9,at.@l,.. l ss,n,,a,s
alc 5,..e,n " .io A r..r 1g "A IN.
- Pa as, ia' Wien '',s 3ng in il,t.. y =,
lss.5as SID '' g5ga '~md 1r mn
~ =, ae s.aa,t. E s,,s'r s,,a
IS, i rsg ''',Hs nat." S1 'l asa NM
Is ,5 s9 iv s t,1ar , s;l,'ss II
= ,ss 5 s'l,l ar is auc Sslss's s,,r =
de nucaaa '. 5l,.s.,. aSfs =, ta al,.l
So ss,a.-lm 5; .as,,,d nollaTs Tor
Al r,1,...a,.'T7i dsai l,lS e'''i NUT
. cl-a,,'SS,s,,, ''''. '5e.
r TO-, raiodu.. O..
e sn mas nr.ra amt a,ns,,,.n
'''es' '''a7 IL saiaiI,a s,,,r'''''I 4
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02
,ecs-y TOWN TAKING N.alnE
CT EClNTH

r. sill T. u thssA 7---A'-
5ggE Town. " Va
gr-4s 4 TURNER, Charles
%r vlo n smnmun with
I ras maize ale tourtlfIi mis-
4 IA unsuit VII zane and fur
mnng me ,GU Jiot Town.
4 Iean igRa.beu 1V a wan-
m rs Charles Town deag,
IND Trvn. vm Ire but Il tor-
lg naa. somewhere east OF
Tsa vest If 1aruel's tel-y
1 aalla ike 20 make n ef1is
aIgnEm. r ne nalne 0n
n Tlwl must De t1aslgmt.
\ m rwase -lle Name ut lawn
gnmr a.ling The Town,
inn. and ma GhuntT
'T
Il ulcalua vmd preserve
IGnes 20 ne community anu. L
n FMIld mi me 1anruHun rilaL
EaE tue similarity Of names
! I'm TnEns. LhaEas nuwn anu
-EIn
Yours 7erv I~uv
9DIrFl EEjJV
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02

Dqans EaguIefg are recommended
bv MANY VIM say they dpe1,aIa easily
without gripping and without oad en-
facts. asle al all drug sssgreA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02

ANY skin itctfing ID a tesnper tesfalr
The mnnea YOU scratch the worse ii;
ltctieH DdaT1s Ointment is fnr piles,
eaze1na-anw skin Itching. tiiic.. at
all drug stores.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02
R1arIiinni, Pr OFT. 2n tag


Mr. Clayton q. Eaines,, Eaifun.
Dear Sir:-Lnciuaati find ST. a in
Payment On my paper as I du not
know whether I owe YOU IN not. am
nuw running a NEWS sisiltf Tar the
uniun News Co.,, but want tn say
that changing the name OF Gllas-ses
Town will ndt help nnatIars any AS
Z was a clerk in the 1lansfer DEPART
nHllt Of the AlneI,inaln Railway exr
press IN Pittsburgh far one Yeas and
Z saw thousands of PACKAGES being
SENT the wrong way even car;uads
coming to- Pittsburgh billed tn Rhila-
delpilia on Chicago AHd il the 1usI-
ness peunie of Charles Town have
PM IN with it ti1iH long why can't
they still put up with it. AS fun my
self 4 wuuidi rather give $50 towards
it keaping the same 1id name than
reeeiving $50 for changing III.
ResnecffiIlly yours.
CLARENCE G.. JENKINS.
E1ridd9csi. Pa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02

Charles IGWn.. W.. ~.
Editor 5piriu Of IeifersunS- Ill re-
gard To changing the name Of Charles
Town. how would Bs,swIlg Town 90.
After gaiin Bcuwn who was urissst and
ha7rraa for the caIsse we ali know SO
we'll
ERNEST e.. SKULL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02
rglrD BURNED nC1
rFATls.

rmin al 1.-THE Gmmed
...,5 1iawng 11gertlel' N a
e s,.naer.sy.pvn a Jew lays
n m ibid q sumo nafaiiles
gnd III same vag tile"
Eeial Washington
4arvv anu Maroalla
=, vas ser sirs With lell
II ME- sla IN "a me fi'anr
Il, IVA Tag seen Dry Flmanca.
svn lie lpnuMra aie on
.rro ra1nm a blanket amt
!. ',,rarlera. me tames III
u ID. igvaver for me ciili5.
I'm \ IA burnett The little grt.
- lraa anu rnm yeal's or
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02

,,,e. nr lunGnail ait
! 9 g.,,,oes Blond Bittel'@
y II or sengrtlemng az.
80. ..,s,,inr 1ie liuulh AT all
g5 a lur1e.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02

..r,.uiiad ,alneiv n America
y 70 -...sr--1r Thomas Enleatlcs
/. Z, ,rrT. Hrgna ulrns 9caldB
I M gnq iGc. AZ all drug
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-02
Miton kohIer Z Sons
II W. Washington 81 Hagersto~n. Nd

That IRE public Is cordially Invited 90 attend their
Diamond Exhibition and Style Show on "Wednesday
andand Tharsday. November shird and fe1rtn from
~ M, 10 ) p
This IS un1SaaI sppcrszniEy 10 the people q EAs
vicinity ngpees the NEST woz1swf1 6ne & nne DE-
nend Piar1am and Gold Jswelry aade u America
The Exhibrien wiz fnea16e Diamond Pea&anE Wat
ehsg Bracelet and Ehhoa Watches, Bar Prs. Brooch
Scarf Pins LaVallieEess Banquet Dinner, Flores
tine ard Single SEeae Styles aE R1ags~ Br3ee1ezss Ear
ingss Studs and Soft C9H Link Bzrz0as-
Il yoz lave any old Style Dzmcnd Jewelry whach
yu1 wish reset modern exclusive design. tbs vii
Dc wenderfnl opportunity to hare sane deae to year
liking
Bring yezr freas as no one viii fsa forced to bly,
Anything yea desire pat aside fer Christmas we
sail - pleased "a ID 9pon srnall Gepcxzk.
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-06-28
ST. J0HNSBURY
BEATS ORLEANS
BY II T0lSC0RE
A. A. Now Has
Team Second to None I'm
Northern Vermont

Fairbanks A. A. took the Orleans
baseball team into camp Saturd?- af-
telnoon at the CAMPUS bv the score
Of II to I in game that was IN
tcresting up to the sixth inning when
the st. Johnsburv batters got to SUIT
ton, the Orleans twirlcr, and batted
him all over the field for five runs.
Up to that inning II was a two to
nothinw battle with gooG baseball
every minute. :.
Sutton got into number of hard
pinches but each time worked out
safely. In the second inning there
were three men on bases but Sutton
retired the side without a run. In
the third inning three st. J. men got
on bases but Sutton worked 0ut OF
the hole with one run against him.
in the sixth, however, the st.
Johnsbury boys walked off with the
game with wallop. The team batted
around and the ball was dropped for
safe hits in about all ~prts of the
field. This ended the game so far as
interest was concerned for the Or
leans aggregation couId only work
out one run in the ninth inning.
The Fairbanks outfit is now ready
to tackle about anything that treads
the diamond in this rart of Vermont
and New Hampshire. The manage
ment is looking for "ame with the
Sherbrooke team which has twice de-
featcd Newport and which now re-
mains about the only team of its own
calibcr in this section. A game
with Shcrbrooke would now be big
drawing card.
Witty, the Passumnsic youth who
played on the Norwich University
team. is a twirler who has wonder
full future in the classic game. Un-
der Heornle's direction he pitches
hoady ball, is steady in pinches and
has the speed and variety to keen his
opponents guessing every time they,
come to bat Onlv four hits were
made off him in Saturdays game.
The fielding of the Fairbanks team
was nearly perfect there being but
one error against the nine.
Coach Heornle has accomplished
wonders with his team and even
more is expected now that the team
is really rounding into shape. : The
St. Johnsbury fans consider it rather
a misfortune that Newport has not
Continued on Page Four)
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-06-28

Clearing lne Way lOr the real WOIk OIL
finding presidential candidate.
Twelve o'clock noon was fixed for
the opening, but hours before that
time ticket-hoiders gathered in the
spacious buildings which seats more
than 10000 persons. Decorations of
the convention hall were simple with
the stars and stripes asthe dominat-
ing features.
The seats of the 1920 delegates
were compactly assembled close to
the platform and stretched almost the
width of the hall. Except for a pat
fiotic touch by the presenting of the
colors by detachment Of marines at
the opening, preliminaries were not
unlike those of other conventions.
The outstanding feature was the key
note speech understood to have had
the approval of President Wilson.
With the preliminaries over the
four big convention committees will
get down to work. The greatest in
terest as usual centers in the comm t.
tee of resolution where the party is
sues will be fought out with good
prospects, that some of them will
reach thee onvcntion floor for final
decision. The subject of keenest in
terest manifestly was the impending
prohibition fight but talk of candi-
dates was gaining more and more at
tention. The latest turn of the Nc
Adoo boom furnished a new angle,
but it's precise effect on the relative
situation on the candidates was not
yet clear.
Announcement that the former Sec
retary despite his declaration that he
did not want the nomination would be
willing to accept it, was variously &C.
cepted by the several elements in the
fight. The Palmer and Cox managers
sought to discount the apparent slgnl-
ticance of the McAdoo announcement.
Among the best informed the general
opinion was that it still was too ear
ly to forecast definitely the winning
candidate.
State commissions similar to the
Federal Trade commission are fca-
ture of a plank on proliteering pro-
posed by William Jennings Bryan,
The plank says:
"The Democratic party pledges the
nation to rid it of the profteer and
TO close the door against the re-
turn. 1t will endeavor to eliminate
all unnecessary middlcmen by the