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The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
First Set.
johnson and Foote Win.

U oOlf " IN.
Col. Johnson and Maj. Foote. two
Of the oldest members Of the Dunn
barton Club defeated Fred Manean
and Maj ,Noyes in the third round
OF doubles and went into the semi
hnals- They had hard time of it
in the first session. losing s to
and then reversed their form, win
ming the second. to 6. and the
last and the match. to l.
Try as hard as they could. Man
can and Soyes were unable to put
enough stuff on their drives to keep
Foote and Johnson away from the
net. where they were at their best.
The losers lObbed and tried their
best to Tass the officers, but the bail
Kept coming back at them for the
point
II was a hard fought match. as
the score indicates, and was won
through steadiness and the better
and longer experience in the doubles
game.
The tournament is gradually
drawing to a close and it is ex-
pected that the finals will be over
with by Wednesday night. There
are several good matches slated
for today, Miss Waketord playing
Miss Baker in the semi-finals Of the
women's singles this morning at
$50. This afternoon at O'Clock,
Yencken and Gore will play Hill
yer and Seldom, and FoOte and John
son will take on StelIwagon and
White in the semi-fnals in doubles.
Miss Wakerord and Miss Baker will
also play the Misses DoolittIe in the
semi-fnals
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Jersey City, 10; Syracuse, list gsmel.
Jersey City. I; Syracuse. .. ed game).
Baltimore, Il: Reading, 4.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
by JACK NNE.

With Maryland and George Wash
ington universities already well un-
der way with their football work
and Georgetown. Catholic and Gal
laudet prepared to start the ball
rolling this week, the time is not
far distant when Washington foot
ball lovers will have enough going
on around them to occupy their full
time and attention.
Under the direction Of Coach Phil
Robb, star back OF Penn State last
year, the Catholic candidates will
take the field this afternoon with
the brightest prospects in many
seasons. RObb has just COME from
Penn State. where he has been re-
ceiving some up-to-date pointers
from Coach Hugo BcZdek, under
whom he played last season. II he
can instill into the Catholic men
the same fight and rcsoUrccfulness
that characterized his own team
last season. they are due to make
lot Of trouble for their opponents.
Georgetown Starts "wednesday.
Coach Albert ENendinc was oN-
pected to put in his appearance at
Georgetown last night. and will be
ready 10 put his men through the
PAGES WednU SdaN afternoon. Gal
laudet is expected to start work at
the same time.
Maryland's men. under Coach
Curley Byrd. arc well under way
with their work and will stage their
initial sCrimmaEc this afternoon.
There is reason for This seeming
anxiety for an carly start On
Wednesday afternoon the StaJ-rs
will stage practice game with
DelaW arc College. Of Newark. y. j.,
land on Saturday they pry open tho
football lid by staging a schcd-
uled game with Randolph Macon.
These games are only expected to
give Bryd's men thorough work
out. hut glancing ahead on the
schedule il will be observed that
their easy work" ends abruptly
there. Two weeks from now Mary
land has q big order 10 I'LL in travel
ing to New Brunswick 10 tackle the
powerful Rutgers team. They Will
have to 80 the limit to make \
cTeditable showing on this occasion.
and on the heels Of this game comes
.one with Princeton. which means
more trouble. Coach Bill Roper. Of
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

New York. I; Cincinnati, G. III innings. }
Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburgh. 3.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston. e ramesl
Cincinnati at New York.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
W WsShinston at Detroit.
Athletics at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at St, Louis.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20

Totals - ; 324llr Totals... 50 - l.
1-Batted for Hitler IN sixth
NN-Batted for PennoCk IN ninth.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20

Totals. 70 "a 1S Totals % : - u
Scor" by innings
Silver Spring ...... O o. % 0 n--l
Rex A. C.......... 500 uU0 q 1-4
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
SGnem itnlee fasuaa

Suomattu iaarnaaia 8illiam
Oomion iaarnuii ferran tefstistd:
"SGnGn mieben falttta iaarnotaan
teille ipntien nnteefiiantamus". Scum
D1n oil lufenut tefstin, fDpfistDi
ban iaarnataoliSia, ettei miestd no
fpnpt ollenfaan, mittta G1rti fitullii:
"@i ie mies, iota on iaurnatuolis.
Ia, ban on pois nGfpmist1, tpaan ie
Wies, iota on &iriasia. &iriasio
ielitettD Nies on ie Iies, ionfa
fautta teille iaarnataon ipntien an
teetiiantomlS".
SGnella of mottonaan: &ristllf-
lem tllee fastpaa, min1tn tlilee pG-
'beta. MeillG malitettomosti ie tab-
too uiein fG6ntpa toiiapGin: Minun
titlee tasmoa, mritta &riStufien ND
betG. Wtrtta iellainen faSnaminen
tuottaa perfeleelIe maatt Iuurem-
man laaliin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
@mmbam iuertamsfmwa

&erran futiui it'd perfele faifti
toilet perteleet fotoufieen neuipotel-
lafieen beioGn fanSiaan iiitG, miten
iaataiiiin m~anbursfas mics ipntiG
tefemddn. gfii bGiip benfi ianoi:
"aeil1 fpllG iaotan b1net ipntiG te-
femdGnl" "MtitenfG2 fpipi iaatana.
"Wtind aietan bGnen eteeniG ipnnin
baisfuaioet; terron bGnelle fen i.
loista ia iiitG ia iiitd runioasta
polffiosta, MinfG ie tlo mlifa.
naan". "glb", ianoi iaatana, "ie eli
lpo leimille; bGn on DrittGnpt iitG
ia tietGG p%aremmin". Sitten toi-
men bGiip benfi ianoi: "0einG fplli
iaatan bGnet ipntid tefemGGn". "Wti
tenfG9" fpipi perfeIe. "Weind fer
ron .bGnetle bpmeen t1ottamista tlS
fista ia iuruista. WinG ~oIoitan bG.
nellie, ettG DpmeelIG eli ole mitGGn
iloa, eif1 ie TITO mitaan palffiota."
"Si ell" ianoi laatano, "le ei lain-
fam Toni; iilla ban on fpfenut ia
tietG1, ettG "miiiau6en tiet opat TT
loiiulloen teitG ia ettd faiffi bGnen
polfunia opot roitbaal "gtob", ia
moi folmas bGiip benfi, "mind FIJI
Ia otan tebtGmGfieni i%aattaa bGnet
lpntiG tefemGGn". "Wtiten teet ien9"
fpipi toaS iootnna. "fOtinG ntaien-
nan b1nen iielunia", of lDbDt mas
tol1s. ~Oi, ie riittdGl "bituoabti fac
taito, "ie riittG1l See moitamme b1
net MT.
@aro iiiS, ettei perfele laa MUIR
been ia alafuloiiulioen betfind H.
nlta fofononn maiennetufii ia epG.
toinoon ipostpfii iiaG iilloin on ie
iihlt noittam,t. Wiirbeen benfenG
fil1faii ie SouIia. Sent6boen fe.
5oittaa Jana: "SeittGfGG faiffi nl,ir
beenne bGnen pG1lleni1l"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
unii iecrnmi

Seerumi, iofa pelasti 2ena 0a-
banen len iGlfeen, fun fuuii mltrta
b1nen perbeenid iGientG oil fuollut,
ipotpG6n mprtplliiiG oliWeja Seem
gorfisIa, oil molmistettu OboDspal
tain maonpilielpsoeportementis
Ionpoan perestG, jofa oil immuni'
ioitit botiiliniS baiilli mprfDtpstd
ipastaan. ybbpspaltain pleiien ter
mepstoimiston pppnnostG lGbetettiin
ieeritmi pifaiteitle SEEM Oorfiin.
Scum pppnto acknowledgements
mentine tebtiin, oil folme Oelba-
men perbeen iGfentd hpield bengisid,
mittta pfii beist1 fuoli ertnen fnin
leerrmi ebti SEEM yorfiin, toinen De-
Ii 10 min IGbelIG fuoIemoa, eta
faiffi opit oil mpob6ist6. Biffu tpt'
to oil oinoo, iollo oil pielG elm
moimio festGGfieen fofeen ieerttmil'
Ia.
Observation-Disclosures oil
t1tG ieeritmio bonffinltt fen t1boen,
fun botitlinits bolilItn epGillGGn oi-
beitttotuon min ionotun r1tofampr-
fptpflen berpoiisiu. Sittfiesiaan t1tG
olioa otpot cl1in Johnston tiebemic
pet tebneet l~ooioin fofeiluia ieerit-
meiILo. Sootiin ielpiIIe, eta on o.
lemosia fobta Ioiio botiiGinits boiiI-
Icin. See otpot n1oltGdn ~iononIoiiia
ia IMPRINT, ioito ne febitt6mGt, al
beuttopot inmnnIoiiio icltrotfiio,
mittto irnutnisoiminen Dbtd Ioiio
mostoon Ct titripoo toisto Ioiio mas
toon. NGitd fobto Ioiio futiutoon
toimistosia nimilIG "oIipi.Inii" ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
Giian l1n1GGf1?

&erran tllli erGs mics MoooDn
luo ia ianoi: "Sppi iota iind iaar-
noat OH aitpan Iopidd: iini iaor-
naat, etta ibmisten tartpitiee main
usfoa mlrtttooflee TOTO elGmGniG.
Sbminen Ell mltitttaa el1mG1niG al
noostom usfomaIla". Woobp To-
moi: "2ltulenpa %ioaipani teioGt us-
fomaan fen n1benm1siG FUN fob.
oesIa minntutisia." "@t moi, ianoi
mics, "et moi fostaan iaooo minito
usfomoon iit1". "Olfaomnte mar
moia, ettd pmmGrrGmne toiiiam-
me-, ionoi WoooD. "Se ianotte, ct
tel ibmiieen maifuto fe, mitG bGn
usfoo, ett1 ie eli naituta 11nen te-
f~oienfa muuttimiieen". 500, ia
moi mics. @ooop jotfoi: sos jofti
pistaiii omen raosta pGGnid iiiGGn
ia ianoiii, ettd bitone on tiileSio,
mit1 tefiiitte2 &ientGiiitte %offunos.
to uIos, jos ustoiiitte fem, eifoS9"
80, en- ntinG buomannut iifG!"
tiiuni mics. DstdpGri, iofo iinG
bitomoot ien2
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
Dollarit ia sentit

Kun basket viimeisen kylmettymi-
sesi kulut, paljoko Sc tekee? laval
lisesti ottaa 10 paivaa ennenkuin
vilustumisesta paranee, mutta otta-
malta Chamberlain Cough Rene
dya pullon vol tuota aikaa paljon
lyhentaa; pullo kestaa koko talven
yhdessa perheessa. - Lapsille. Las
ten laakkeitten valinnGssa eli voida
ola kyllin huolellisia. Kokemus o.
soittaa, eta Chamberlain Cough
Remedy on parain lapsille. = Kro-
nillinen ruuansulatushairis. Monet
eivat karsi vatsakatarrista, vaan
kayttamalla mineraalivesia on elimis
to jouutnut epakuntoon. Tassa Ia
pauksessa auttaa ~paraxten Cham
berlainin Tabletit. Sappivat.
Naissa vioissa potilas tuntee kuinka,
ruoka halu kotona juuri ennen ate
riaa. Kun ottaa Chamberlain Tab
letteja, asettuu vika.
CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE CO.
DIES MONIES. IOWA
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

"iultsto.Ioii" tabi mpoS laii ~" ia
loii "9". &aiffi folme dSfettdin ia
po6tunutta oliwimprfptpstd = pf-
Il @icbigonisia, pfii ObioSio ia pf'
Il Iontanosia = olipat foitfi o.
Iipi-loiin o%ibeitttamio. @lainl0dfa-
rit tefimGt fen jobtopddtoflen, eta
leerumi, iofa iuoielee olimi'loiiin
flrnluipon botlilinus boiillin mprfp-
tpstG wostoor, oliii mormasti tebo-
fas Netp gorfin tapoufiisia, mif6
oIoittoiitlifin tooefii.
gotilints baiiIIi on ie%lloinen bo-
fill, iofo toipataon o~inoostoan po-
b~eutrneesla riioosiu, oibcuttoen
m%prfptpfiiG; tloreisia ia piIoantit.
mottcmisio riioisia Ell iitd miIIoin-
fam tomoto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
ERR ALOILTA


ia pois faiten onaiiuuteii". WtieS
poStali: "Wiimin aarteeni omat 81
'baallG, ct moi ottaa niitG". &rnin.
gas iulittui pba enemman ia ianoi;
"Wfind tapan iinut". @alltta mics
lanoi: "MinG plen ollitt flollut mel
ldtpmmentG muotta. Slen ollut
fuollut &ristufien fansia, fuollut
.maailmafle, ia minun claimant on
tattettD &ristufien fansia Srmalas
Ia etfG moi fostea liiben". = "Wi-
td tuollaiielle bullulle tefee?" or
ipeli miimein funineas.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
81 ,uoinnt ntitGSn

Soiien pitoiiiaoon ipoinojen oi-
fana tlotiin ferran er1S fristittD
funinfoon tpfo, iofa foetti iaaoo
6GntG ontomoan pIen 9ristttfien ia
friStiIliippoen. 9itn fristittp esteIi,
ianoi funingus: "@Ilct tee iitG, a.
ion iinut moanpofoon". &ristittp
bpfitpiIi ia ionoi: "gt moi niaa mi-
tnio mdonpofoon 9ristufiesto, iilIG
San on %iononut, ettei Sun fosfoon
idtd eifd bpIfdd minuo~. @rnineos
%iuuttiii ia ianoi; "1aind otan iimiI-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

moan oman %fotinia, oitntin ola beiS
til min iilloin on Gioilld oinafin
ulfonaiiesti wGbempi tpOtd D.. NJ.
Oll1mainittii aiia tuntiui fpllG-
fin l1rlen f~annalta fatioen pittGai.
ielt1 oootusajalta, mltta Sumnlm
armolliieen i~obootufleen tpptpen me
nepGt bGnen mGGrdGmGdniG rataa
ebtG toilin ia pitemmin tuin me ID
miIet moimme aiatellafaan. &afoS
tGti, ie main on minin miimeinen toi
moni ia uSfoni ettG tainaasia to-
mataon, iiellG, t1ti, miSid ei enGGn
fosfoan t%artpitle erota, ipaan misiG
pbopntG on iiGinen, ioSta Sumalm
ionan tooistufiiin luottaen moin
teille, rofas tGti, mafllttaa - ettd
Seeiuflen &ristufien perinen ristin
fuolema on poisppbfinpt teiOdnfin
niinflin meio1n faiffienfin tietpt ia
tietGmGttomGt ipnnit, ettG jos iie-
lunpibollinen e~p1usfollo filiuen nm
pGri fiertGd, Min nGDttGfGG file
SeeIufien merellG fuitattua welfa-
firiaa. Sunnustafaa main robfeasti
ettG olette Sitntolan &aritiaon us-
fomalla ppbG, pltbbas, ipanburSfaS
ia oimon alttiias ia ettG MIND See
fuflen merellG pestp lielll olen tdp-
i'm iiitG mafluttettu peOen peioSia
Ianon fartto, = Ills pDbGsid foS-
teeSIa 10 Observation-Disclosures iStlttet-
til Seeiltflen Dl0snouiemilen ipoitto.
f%unniaan, ie on tGD0ellileen walr
bu~rsfuuteen SitmalaSla &riSttflen
foutta, ioten tGmGnfaltainen &oa-
naon moan fielen opetteleminen et
ole mitGGn omoa fersfaamista, eli
t~efoppbpnttG, poan le on b1inpas-
tom SSllmalan funntan firtastamis-
ia i%pntib1bGsiG olepille omille tun-
noille. 2opufii main mafulttan pie-
Ia ettG t1ll1fin bettelld ia min faif
finn aifoina opat ipntimute anteef-
Fl annett1ina Seeintien meresia, ia
falliisia @apabtaia nilnesiG, Ills
iiirrettp min fautpofii flin IT'D on
ldnnestd, iban upotettuna meren ~
nppteen, ioten enempGG Ell paaoita,
eitG mGbempifd1n rita fuin pp5a,
ppbG, &aritian meri. Sis iidinen
tiitos ia funnia Seeiufielle, eta ie
riitt1dl Salleluiaa, amen;
2opeton iiis f%irieeni tdlld fertaa
moniIlo raltban ia ~ratfalloen terpei
lina teiIle, tdti, fifteen faifilIe iu-
tulaiiiue ia tuttatpille, erittGin raf
fable iisfo &refolulle, iefa fofo
@uttaian lltfiiafunnalle. Sdtdn tei-
bGt faiffi, raftoat Serran omat,
Seeiufien meriboatpoibin usfosia pa
~rottuino ia aiDan %nltlaina, fun
Sumala fen min tefi, Min pDipfoon
le meibGnfin i~pO1misiGntme totiie:
no ia faifetifm maboollilettd mas
taan ottomilen aripoiieroy eta See
Jus &riStlts on 10 tlllltt maailmaon
IpntiIiG mapnbtamoan, ioista nina
Iuurin olen. sis fiitG minunfi lie.
litni Serraal
4utltoS iisfo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
@irginia, Minn. II. g. u.
Selmifuullu 10. 1920

leitraomalle firieelle, raffnalle to-
bile Sl1omesia.
&ofas, rafaS, t1ti 8irtanen,
&ristiinosia.
Sllmalan ralubaa Seeiufiesio, ie.
f0 onnellista ia armorifasfa pl1ot-
ta tGllefin mosto alfoneelle lplto0el-
le, joStin toipotuS on Main miipp-
MT. Niin, Slimalan iiunaatpasta ar
mosta OH ie ollut ettG emme ole
ratfi bllffllneet. 8nan fiitoS Si1lle
ettG ianntme tdn1dnfin ia min iofa
betfi ottaa labjana main arnlon or
moSto, iiis pfli pGiipd main ferral-
liam, jofo onfin ilturi ia plistettG-
DG Sumalan arnlo, ionta iinettina
on main iofa oinoa betfi tlo iiGti
festGpd "&aritian peri".
Stiin, t1ti rofas, fiitin teitG mi
td bellimmGsti ntonen raffoan fir.
jeen, fuffien ia fortin eoestG, iotfa
falliina iGilpnGt ipbGmesiGni iofa
betti. &iitos, fiitos. &pllG olen tell
le tGti ia iisfo &refola 10 montafin
pitfG1 piriettd piirtGnpt aiatufiilla.
nj, naan iefin on fits ormoa ollrt
ettG en- ole poin1lt fpnGGn tarttlia
fuin miimeifii iilloin fain @nni-
ierfltlle firioitin.
EGGllG raitpoaa taas tuo gSpun-
ian lentit Min fopasia ma1ruSId
ett1 faiffi liifepoifot ia f~ofoontlt.
miiet on Ioffautettu, ionfq ubrina
oinafin piasta ON miminfin taas
taptpnpt oiid monto miiffoa; maif-
ia toiin iuurin ipp iairaiiteeni on
tho experimentation, jofa mel taos
min fotpin beifotli. 81 mielG fuiten
fam ollut aifoni tltllltt ettG olilin
pGGSipt fotiin iinne misiG ifiloltlut
foifltlt &arition funniofii, ia iosla
tGnGn mailman mprsfpille ia len
pallboopille ioroGGnille et enaan
torpitle formioon lainota. 81, nil
ten onnellinen oil Sofio, tdtt, fltn
bGn on pGGsipt Sumalaii laSten /
canaan fotiinl 81 mif11n uutisio.
nono felt11nL pielG enentpi I1flt-
loiiisto, ole Min rofosto frltllo
fltin on ie eta iieli usfoSla naitttii
&oritlan peresid iofobetfistG ipn-
teil1 onteetiiantamista, iofa itidl'
tad ornton ia ra1tbon SlimalnSia
&ristllfien fdltto ia mield iloilems
pi on ie lanoma fuulla etta tpolp-
NIT fornenmatfailia on iaonlit rli'
fobtaa Seeiiifiemme folliin 8opdb-
toimmme iueribaaipoisla nalittimadn
t1poeaiiDD6en ibanasta moitosta.
Gafas tGti, ie on fplla totta eta
nellie jGlfeenjGGneille tuottaa tlo
Iuruianoma eniin ifGndn ia foipaitf
len mielen, laoben fppneleet iilnis-
tGmme ipuotomoan; ie on li9a jofa
iirec, MOAN benfi iofa i%loitiee, MINI
mloooin IiiGten niel6 enempi tai'
woollista %fotiif1mG6, tiiota ibanoo
iGIleennGfemistd, iolloin ei enudn
fosfoon tarnitie erota rofffaimmis
taan, ia iosia foiffi ouootfin tiittii-
ia on, niinfiiin Iaiilommefin 9. t.
393. &erron pormabon mooSio fltr
nion ito iieluni tdpttdnpt on. Siell1
fobtoopat faiffi roffobot, SiellG
ouootfin tltttiljo on j. n. e.
&c rofos tGti boostoitte iinnc tn
Ientoon, iosto fiitos, ia miter mie-
G%tiiesti fen t%Gptt1iiin ia oifein tob-
toiin tdpttdG life pltoIcItani, mittta
Sitnlolon tobtoon t6Dopm1e tDDtp6
foifesia acknowledgements. SilIG
ie iarfo Sumolon tpomoinioIlo iofu
minitn boitooni on itsfottu SidltG,
ie, jos IGbtiiin fulfil iiIIoin fdrii-
mGdn boioon puuttccn tofio, eta Jos
SitmoIo iuopi ia eIon pdipid on-
toa, min iitten parcmminfin fun
n1to ririSltnfitffoiet Siirret11n bois
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-26
Chemical Industry Attains Power.

No development OF greater industrial
and commercial significance has oc,
Cured in recent months than the anal.
gamation of five of the largest chemical
companies in the United States, the
final details Of which have just been
announced. The organization Of the
new company, which will be known as
the Allied Chemical & Dye Corp, with
a capitalization of more than $3.50 900,
600, stands out as commercial achieve
ment of the highest magnitude, and it
symbolizes the rapid progress made by
the chemical industry in this country
in recent years.
Prior to the war the American chem
zeal industry struggled against great
odds. German manufacturers long had
dominated the domestic market, and
through their highly developed organi-
zation, which amounted to no less than
a world monopoly, they successfully
countered every effort which tended to
upset their supremacy. The advent of
the war Invested them of this power
1t was from this position of compare
tive obscuity that the manufacturers
OF chemicals and dyes in this country,
becoming a matter of urgent necessity,
underwent complete revolution in a
few years,
To-day the American chemical in
dustry is in the position to meet not
only the requirements Of chemicals
and dyes ,of this country but to bid
strongly for its share OF the worlds
business. To facilitate this end a uni
fication Of the leading manufacturers
of this country has become logical
development. Despite the penalties i'm
posed by the peace treaty the chemi-
cal industry Of Germany continues Wig
orous. English manufacturers are ac-
tive in the development of their indus.
try and are receiving the backing of
their government In fact every great
power has been taught az result of
the war, the commercial and military
Of maintaining strong
well organized chemical industry. 1t
Is to be expected that as time goes on
a keen competition will develop be
tween these nations. The recent mer-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-26

II devised budget system in the hope
of putting an end to the treasury de.
felt and bringing economy and system
into our national finances. But the
president vetoed that measure. The
administration went right on spending
vast sums in excess of our revenues,
offering no constructive inspiration or
leadership, apparently forgetting our
domestic difficulties in it's engrossment
with the chimera of world reconstruc-
ton.
"This, in a word, is the record of the
administration, now about TO retire
from power, which seeks to have its
policies perpetuated. The country will
decline to give its confidence and it's
mandate to that party or those pol
icies. 1t remembers that the Republican
party fought the Civil war and after
ward restored and unified the nation.
1t believes. that the Republican party
is capable of repeating that service,
and because ii so believes, it is GO
ing to return the Republican party to
power.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-26
Warning the Rats in Vermont.

| Away with ferrets, traps and cats,
| There's nicer ways to lose your rats
! At least our ancestors employed
| A different means when rat annoyed
/ To pend on methods such as these
Consumes your comfort, coin and
cheese;
own a roll of paper small
That once cartouehed the suller wall
OF Aunt Priscilla Pettingill,
The time she lived in Cuttingsville.
There's easier ways than traps and
cats,
Or used to be, to lose your rats;
The paper that | said was mine,
In stanza first, the seventh line
Reveals the way to free your place
From each rodential form and face,
1t shows the whole occult routine,
The deus ex the rat machine.
The legal. swift and manly mode
OF handing Mr.. Rat the road.
II amt as though you had to bring
A case in court and try the thing;
You warn EN- off with words, and tell
En- where and whence to go and
dwell;
And spell Jest as YOU always do;
BE off you rats" is how it reads.
ITO Byron Bucks or Martin Mead's"
Then sign it with careless scrawl
And stick it in the suller wall
The iiff the sarmints read, they feel
An onward urge from head to heel;
The urge that jazzed the Wandering
jew,
Beside this urge, is weak as dew
But, warn 'em 'crost no running
stream.
They're fraid of trout, or so twould
SEEM
Select a neighbor 'twixt whose lands |
And yourn, no water runs or stands. |
Then go to bed and smile smirk
And let the warning do its work.
And warn EN- not on frosty nights,
DR. else you'll see some awful sights.
Twas Aunt Priscilla, too, that told
Of having had her eyes behold
One morning in the road a pack
Of rats as cold and stiff as black
think twas twenty-three or four,
But what's one rat the less or more
And. frozen tight TO each ones tongue
4 scrap of warning paper hung.
c. Cady in Burlington Daily
News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-26
BRADFORD

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Dexter Renfrew Tuesday, Oct, 10.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Clark left last week for
Ithaca, N. y, to spend a few weeks
with her daughter, Frances
George r. Brooks has come from
Chelsea, Mass, to spend the winter
with his brother, w. +. Brooks.
Mrs. Fred Mooney and children, who
have been visiting her sister, Miss
Pearl Blanchard, have returned to
their home in Springfield Mass.
Arthur Cove and Fred Louanis of
Springfield spent Sunday with their
parents,
Mrs Gertrude III. Jenkins is visiting
friends in Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Emerson have
moved into the house with his mother
for the winter.
Mrs. Richardson of Chelsea is visit
ing Mrs. Lucy Merrill.
d. + Worthen and son, Chester, of
st. Johnsbury visited his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. A. p. Worthen, last week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-26
Marine League of Nations in Himself.

A puzzle in nationality has the ma
rine guessing Louis c. Pinette, ac-
cepted for enlistment in the United
States marine corps at Tulsa, Okla,
said that his mother was an American
who married Frenchman in Italy. He
was born on ship hying the Spanish
colors while lying in the English chan
mel. At the age of five his parents died
in Sweden, and he was adopted by a
German who brought him TO the United
States. His adopted father is not
naturalized citizen.
Would YOU class him as "The Man
Without County," the recruiting ser
geant was asked.
Man without country nothing
said the sergeant. I'D class him as a
league of nations. '--Pittsburg Chroni.
Gle Telegraph,