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Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-10
new QUAKE BLOTS
SEVEN TOWNS OUT
(RV Associated Pressl

IBv Associated Press]
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 8 - Seven
towns near TeocelO. south of Jalapa
have been overwhelmed by earth
disturbances and a great lake is
covering their former sites accord
ing to message received today
from TeCcele through Vera Cruz.
Thirty-fOur bodies had been recOv-
cred when the message was filed at
TeOcelO.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-10
STORY is DNIED
(pu Associated praSc

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-Defnite an
nouncement has been made by the
American government that troops in
Siberia will not be withdrawn until
Czecho-Slovak soldiers have been repat-
rated and the American railway com
mission has departed. w
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-10

Apparently the army and navy had a
hunch of what was coming to the
League of Nations one asks for $1,000
700 and the other for $1,000 ,OOO.-
St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-10

A newspaper dispatch says that Ber-
lin is spending it's money madly. SO
are we. and the more we have to spend
to meet the high cost of living, the mad
der we get.-Long Islanl City Star.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-10

Now that, the miners are digging coal
again congress is started on an investi-
cation to find out what the strike was
about.-Pittsburg Gazette-Times.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-10

Prohibition is just running the work
house.-M Journal
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-10
KING in HIDING
(ByAssociated Press)

IByAssOclated PressJ
GENEVA Jan. 9--The revolution
ary movement in Bulgaria is spreading
among the peasants and workmen ac-
cording to Belgrade advices. King
Boris and the royal family are said to
be secluded in the palace under a heavy
guard.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-10

The average beefsteak now. looks
like the butcher had cut it with a
pencil sharpener.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-10
CZECH0-SL0VAKS TO
LEAVE EAST FIRST
(Rv Associated PresS>


TOXIC, Jan. ga dispatch from Nlad-
ivostok received today states the Amer
lean government has decided to with
draw all troops from Siberia.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-10
B0KKHARA CAPTURE,
(Bv Associated Press)

(Bv Associated Press)
LONDON, Jan. 9-Bokhara, the cap
ital of the important Khanate Of Box
hara in central Asia and less than 200
miles from Afghanistan frontier has
been captured by the Bolshevik forces
according to war office reports.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-29

Rigaubert st astne dovezl
malou Marusku do Parize. Ia
obalil il do sveho svrchniku a
kdyz ylak stanul yyskocil PRIV
III z Vagonu.
"Predmesti Montmartre cl-
slo 1876. a pokud MONA nej-
rychleji!' nafizoyal koCimu u
sedaje V najaty kotar.
Po pul hodine kocar zastavil
sc pred yelkym domem o sesti
poschodich. Ma balkonu druhe
no poschodi nalezal Sc velky
yyvesni Silt yelikym napisem :
Nine. Hortenseova.' .
Rigaubert special po scho-
dech a Zazvoniv u bytu porod-
mi babitky, tazal sc sluzky,
lltera mu oteyrela dvere:
Jest PAM Hortenseova do
MAJ"
"Ano, donna, vstupte.
Ia malou chyili vysla Rigau,
bertu V ustrety heZkd zenStina
vysoke postavy, asi 40leta, ;
! iEelkyma, peknyma oGima.
"Vas postal Ike mn9 pan Mai
cham tazala Sc no.
"Ano."
"Kde mate dite?"
Rigaubart ukazal ma pohov
ku, kan spiel dcerusku polo
I'll.
"Dekuji YAM, O dite bud,
postarano.'
| Byvaly karanec odeScl
maize radost re st'astne prove
deneho unosu Easel do nedale
keho restaurantu, kdez 81 VI
chovat6 naEr2dil nekolikader
ri stfidmy 2irot, kdyz Il zan
! ku Eernonova byl ma cihane.
: PAM llOitenSoya roZbalil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-29
CERNY KRfz
ROMAN.
Nspsa Jules deGastine, franciny pfe V. Kucinsky.


Try Klary a msta moje bude tr-
vati dotud, dokud nenajdu di'
te jeff. Zub "a zub, oko ga O.
ko."
"A coz kdyz zemru? Prdve
jsem Sc chystal vrhnouti Sc dc
vody, abych uSel TIVE nenasyt-
ne pomste."
'Pak Sc budu mstiti na
ItVych detech. Ale ty neumreS,
protoze 81 toho nepreju! Mrtvl
netrpf a ty musiS vypiti kalich
utrpeni az do dna. ChceS-li, a
bych t6 usetril, zbyva ii k to-
mu jediny prostredek, abys ma
sci dlte Klarino. Jekmile jej
dostanu, vratim ii tvoji vnuC-
ku.
Nastala trapna chyile mice
nj. Oba souperov6 stall ma ma
brezi. kolkolem panoyalo upl-
ne ticho, kter6 jen hyizdot We
tru a pleskot vim preruSovaly.
Chatoroux svesil hlavu. Smrt
Klarina hluboce Sc do dotkla.
Ldska divky teto ma chVili oza-
fila jeho neuteseny zivot. VZpo
mnel 81 ma 'astne dolby svych
navstev Il nj v Chartresu a srd-
| ce jeho sc bolestne chy6lo pri
myslence, re jeho lehkomysl-
most a pozd6ji jeho zbabelost
byla vinou jeji zkazy. Byl zou
falstVim napln6n nahle cd
trhl Sc cd Anselma a ucinil ne
kolik kroku k zabradli.
Kan pak?" zadrzel jej An
seIm.
'Pust' mne +. chci ummti. >
"Ale ia ii porouGim, abys
zl."
! "ProG?"
"Proto, abys yyhledal dlte
klarino, dite tvoje. zen den,
kdy mi je odevzdas, dostanes
ode mne vnuGku svou. Takova
nadeje stoji prece "a kus zivo-
ia. Prisahdm ii, re splnlm co ii
Islibuji!" a starec zmizel jako
prizrak We tine noCni drive,
!nez Sc ChatorouX vzpamato-
val.
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IA PRfCINOU

IA PRlCINOU odjezdu do
Czech prodam farmu 0 SO a pill
akrech beZe staveb ma dlazde-
ne cest6, 10 mil cd squaru, 20
minut cd lorainske kary. Puda
jest tax zvana truck land.
Vyhodne ulozeni penez neb v
nekolika letech muze byti z to-
no allotment. V okoli Sc pro-
dava akr Ia $500 az $500.
Dam cely pozemek, pak-li bu-
de hned prodan "a $4,000.
Haste Sc elsie 3170 w. SO
st. 5-29
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MOVE DVOURODINNE DOMKY.

Preeteli 81 vyhnouti zdrazovatenm a vastniti
sam pekny dvourodnny dunn bizkos park boulevard ko
isteu skol pfdte Alpha Ave- vyberte budouci
domovinu Jeden techo dvotych dom kter6 poecnost
ina prodej. Jsou prvotfdn, pokou koupenou nahore
DOLE vrde podahy fine nadob francouzske dvefe kirby
IL che eegantn zafizeni pekna vyzdoba veka pda
ma prado kombinacn topen lot 402O dazdena uce hned
k stehovani
Otevfeny prohidce kazdodeme, nedeh cd rano do
odpol Jedte kerouko karou pTesednee trait Harvard
Denson neb b. 3d. Washington Blvd vystupte ma Alpha
Ave- neb Harvard E. 49, st. dee ma sever Alpha Ave
$4,000 hotove, ostatn podob6 vedn dny Sc do
nluvte
JUST REALTY COMPANY
Harvard 1914 3704-6 FULTON RD Lorain 1914 w
D.
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Uprayujic 81 ices, zeptala
Sc Louisa sveho milence:
Kan jedes?"
do Avignonu."
ia take"
VIak vjel do nadrazi.
Obecenstvo Sc vyhrnulo z vo
I'll oni sc rozloucili.
Paul Dupont najal kocdr jel
do zamku sv6ho pritele, yikom
Ia q Arbignaca.
D D'Arbignac yelmi sc zarado
val u jeho pfijezdu.
"Ihned te seznamim Sc syO-
il zenou. Louiso!'
Paul Dupont Sc zachvel.
Jake? TO jste wy" !"
Zach Wy Sc znate?"
Mlada zena Sc Zasmala a
hledic ma marsala jasnym pO-
hledem, Tekla:
"Ano! Jeli isme spClu Y jed
nom a temze voze a velmi mi
lie jsme ztravili cas- Dou-
fam, re zde bude yam stejne
| prfjemn6 :. ;"
Bravo Brayoi' zvolaI Vi
comte d ArbignaC.
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Arkadij Avercenko:
JAk SRDCE MLUVL. /.

Vstouplv do vagonu, Paul
Dupont spatril hezounkou
blondynku, scedici samotnou u
okna a divajici Sc po mem zvla
Stnlm pohledem.
"Oho,' pomyslil 81 Dupont a
Inahlas Sc zeptal:
"Netahne ma vas oknem?" :
"Vzdyt' jest okno zavreno!"
'zasmala Sc blondynka a podi-
vala Sc ma neho sibalsky.
"Dovolite mi zakouriti si?"
"Prosim. Nam rada dym
doutniku."
"Ouve! Bohuzel nekourim, :"
povzdychl 81 Paul. 'Dovolite
mi vsak zeptati Sc, jak Sc jme-
nujete?"
Louisa"
Louisa? Louise. ty musis
byti ma! Cd prvniho okamzi-
ku, kdy jsem te spatril -"
Ach, ty darebaku!" rekla
Louisa, rozevrouc mu svoji ma
rue
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-29

PRODAJl Sc kralici "a pri-
cinou stehovani. Dali Sc velmi
LEVINE. Haste Sc v elsie 45O2
Pershing Ave. 5-29
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Sluzka: "Milostpani, prave
prinesI obuvnik vase a mole
botky !"
PAM: "Prosim vas, Marian
ko, zaplat'te mu je zatiml"
Sluzka: ia vsak tolik pc.
n6z nemam pohromade".
PAM: PAX zaplat'te ales
pom mole botky, syoje muzete
zustat dluSna !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-29

PRCDA Sc novy dunn Sc
vsim zafizcnim. Jc pripraven
hned k nastehoyani. Kara ne
daleko. Haste Sc sobotu od-
roledne aneb n nedeli nebo V
pondeli Y elsie 1887 L. l19 st.
5-29
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nj no mel moci Sve a stisknu
ruce jeho, az kosti chrastily
ale Chatoroux necitil fysickt
bolesti, pon6vadz ndhle obje
veni Sc nepritele jeho jej smr.
teln6 polekalo.
"Ano, to jest Anselm, kara.
nee, zhanobeny a utyrany "a
tv6i zloGin. Kde jest ma dee
ra? Mluvn
"Nevim Utekla ode mne",
chveie Sc ma cel6m t6le odv6-
til nest astnik.
"Tedy yez; ona zemrela."
"Zemfela?' zdesiI sc Chato-
roux.
'Ano, zemrela V mych ru-
kou, V chudobe, oplakavajic
sy6 dit6, tvoje dit6, ktere il by
10 ukradeno."
"Kdo je ukradl?"
"Co ia vifa2 Porodila je V
pfikop6 ia m6stem V noci, zu-
stala tam lezeti po nekolik
hodin bez y6domi, ma studene
Zemi nastudila. Sc, dostala SOU
chotiny a zemrela nespatrivsi
svCho ditete !"
"Mui bozel Muj bozew "a
st6nal Max.
'Nlc! -. Tim tedy isl mne
odmenil "a mou oddanost? ia
jsem hynul We vyhnanstvi, pod
zhavymi paprsky slunce, V o.
kovech, uprostred mocalu, co
Vlastni vinnik uzivaje slasti III
yota We vSem pohodli uzil me
nepritomnosti k tomu, aby zne-
uctil mou dceru a pax il opu-
still. Ty's bidnik, hrozny bid
nix -
Tvdr byvaleho trestnika zkfi
villa Sc hnevem a oci jeho mo-
taly blesky.
"Nejsem tax vinen, jak 81
myslitew vykoktal re sebe
Max. "Kldra m6la mne rada a
dobrovolne Sc mi oddala. O.
vSem bylo mou povinosti, bych
potlaGil sobe naruzivost
Ale chtel isem Kldru uciniti
st'astnou, obklopiti il bohat-
stvim. Zly osud rozhodI jinak
Moje zena mne pfistihla Y oby-
dli VaSi dcery :"
"Ano, vim ySechno," preru-
Sll JeJ Starec, "tVa zena naZVa-
la I've pritomnosti Klaru dee.
rou karancovou a ty's Sc neza
stal uboh6ho ditete, nezvola
isl: "Otec ieji byl nevinn6 po
Sian ma galleje; on Sc obeto
val ia mne!" Ne to jsi nerekl
Ty's ubil V srdci me dcery ci
l1sky Ike mn6; tvs il pfinuti
prchnouti, kan il oCi nesly, a
by ukryla svoii hanbu. A on;
Zahynula! To isl udelal ty! {
budiz proklet, budiz proklet!'
"Jsem vinen :. trestei mne
jak chces, ale uSetri mych de
ii 49,. Neublizili tobe V niGem,
"A ublizila ii mole dcera
Prayil isl, re te m6la rada
proto nechal isi il zahynouti
Nepostaral isl Sc ami o vlastn
dite sv6. A tim vsim jsi Sc m
odm6nil ia to, re jsem t6 "a
chranil. A led prosiS, abyc
tyou rodinu Setfil? O nikoliN
pfinutim te snaSeti jeSte pe
kelna muka."
"Iy isl tedy yinnikem vseh
nestesti, kterc moji rodinu st
hlo?"
"Ano, ja," hrde odvetil Al
selm, 'Zapalil isem tvuj .;
mex, podplatii i9om bVvaleh
karance, kter%m tva zena
prchla, naial isem zlocinc
ktcry tyeho syna vyzyal i
souboj d ukradl jsem tvou yn
cku .
"To isl udelaI ty? Tys Il
Sgn. Odoyzddm t6 soudu.'
"Jen TO zkus, Y tyz den, kt
policie by mne zatkla, byIa J
ty5 ynuGka zabita'
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HLEDA Sc

HLEDA Sc byt pro tficlennou
dospelou rodinu. Nechte adre-
su V adm. t. listu. 5-29
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-27
LYNDON INSTITUTE
DEFEATS ACADEMY
BY SCORE q TO 0
Locals Weak in All Depart.
ments of Game-Need
Practice

Although they fought game
battle from start to finish, the St.
Johnsbury Academy football team
was outplayed and outweighed in
their exhibition with the Lyndon In
stitute eleven at the Campus on
Saturday afternoon and as conse-
quence, were badly defeated, the VS.
llors walking away with the contest
Dy Il score U1 ZJ TO y. Despite the
Iact the game was more or less OF a
one-slded affair, the good sized gath
ering of royal rooters from the two
towns were terated 10 Il fine aSSort-
ment OF clever football plays, eXecu-
lion OF senSational forward passing
and rushing being the main features
of the first game of the 1920 season.
During the first period the two
teams stacked up rather on level,
but when the game had got we'll un-
der way the Lvndonville boys COM
menced to show their superiority over
the inexperienced Academy athletes,
and only once did the st. Johnsbury
outfit secure an opportunity to make
score. However, right at the psy
Geological moment when everything
was in favor of the locals putting
ever a touchdown, Lord muffed a
long forward pass shot to him by
Harvey. The neculiar part Of it was
that the crack right end Of the local
team made an almost perfect throw
to Harvey, the ball going directly into
his hands, but the chance for escap-
ing a whtewash was lost. This acci-
dent happened in the second period
and from then Oh the visiting aggre-
cation had things pretty much their
own way, the opposition being very
weak.
The biggest mistake made by the
Academy lads was their failure to in
tercept forward passes which We're
attempted with GREAT frequency by
the Institute players. Gaudette, the
captain and clever quarter back of the
out of town "eleven" was responsible
for the larger number of these lass
es and it appeared very evident on
almost everv occasion lust exactly in
to whose hands the ball was going to
fall. The only thing necessary for
the locals t9 do, to prevent Gaudette's
ambitions beinp carried out was to
ste" in and intercept these shots.
What the trouble was with the ST
bows on this score could
not be determined but in all probabi-
lity it was their lack of experience
end knowledge of the pastime that
made them somewhat shy in their
-Four 8-minute periods were played.
The weather was so hot that some of
the boys were completely exhausted
when the engagement was completed
Continued on page six)
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STATEFAlR
PROMISES TO Be
RECORD BREAKER
Purses Aggregrating $1,000
Bring Big Race Program
Starting Tuesday

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION
Sept. 27--The stage is set for the
18th annual Vermont State Fair,
which opens here Tuesday morning.
Never was the occasion more auspic-
ious or more promising. Good
weather is predicted. The exhibits
are the biggest. Every department
is crowded to the capacity of the
building or the tent.
Reports have come to Secretary
Fred l.. Davis from evelv section of
the state that crowds have planned
to visit the fair, and if these reports
prove to be SO per cent true then the
highways of the state will present
miles Of continuous automobiles and
trains filed with eager State fair Wis
itors.
In the IA years the Vermont State
fair has been held the racing schedule
has never filled as it has for the races
to take place this week The Nurses,
aggregating $4,000, explain the in
terest shown by the horsemen. Yer
mont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island,
Massachusetts, Maine, New York.
Connecticut, New Brunswick and
Quebec have sent entries and if the
racing isn't head liners it won't be
because there is either q lack Of
horses or that they are not the best.
There are two events for Tuesday.
A ZIG trot, for a purse of $1,000,
with eight entries, and 220 trot,
Continued on page five)
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POLES CAPTURE GRODNO
ON LITHUANIAN FRONT

WARSAW, SPIT. 27-Grodno, city
in northwestern Russia, near the Ii
thuanian froter, has ben captured by
the Polish forces after heavy fighting
for several days, according to an Off
cial statement issued here today. Many
prisoners and much war material was
taken by the Poles. For some days the
Polish forces had gradually been
workir-' their way around the city
point of the Russian Bolshevik forces
on the northeastern Polish front.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-27
ST. JOHNSBURY
BOYS WIN BIG
HONORS AT FAIR
Take Interstate Champion
ship In Judging at
Springfield

In Fridays Caledonian-R Record al
account was given OF the Handicraf
team of the st. Johnsbury Wide
Awake Project Club at the great
Springfield Fair and told how they
had won the Interstate Champion.
ship of the North Atlantic States ir
demonstrating handicraft work.
Thursday this same team consist
ing Of James Puffer, Ralph Harris
and Nathan Kicker won the Interstate
Championship in judging a group OF
lG articles made by various boys with
the following result. st. Johnsbury
representing Vermont 922 points out
Of a possible 1000. Massachusetts 800
points and Connecticut sos roints.
James Puffer of the St. Johnsbury
team turned in perfect score, the
only boy of the 300 at Camp Vail in
any Judging contest to do this.
The boys had to nlace them, in
order of merit and then state their
reasons for so placing.
Each state from Maine to Delaware
had a State Exhibit, Vermont S
booth in club work being handi-
craft display. Our boys won the
grand sweepstake prize of $25 for the
club by having the finest and most
practical exhibit of anv of the states.
In the group club display, st.
Johnsbuly won the special prize of a
Ford tire and inner tube.
In the individual exhibit by club
members, each member being requir-
ed to exhibit three articles, st. Johns
bury won all three prizes. Ralph
Harris won the first prize of $40, Ro-
nald Burrows second of S. and John
Pike third of 81.
Every prize offered in the Exposi-
ton along Handicraft lines was
brought home to the Green Mountain
state bv our boys.
The team of girls representing Vcr-
mont in garment Judging consisted of
Dorothy Follansby and Sylvia Rick
er of st. Johnsbury and Helen French
CONTINUED on Page Four)
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AGED NEWPORT
MAN DIES AFTER
LONG ILLNESS
Funeral Services for Levi
Cote Were Held On
Monday

Levi Cote of East Main st. died
Saturday morning, after an illness of
several months.
He was 70 years OF age and was
born in Lowell, VT, but came to New
port when young man and has made
it his home practically all his life.
He married Harriet Dwyer, Of
Newport, and to them was born one
daughter, Mrs. Cadv MacQueen, for
merly of Boston, but now of this
city.
Mr.. Cote was a member of |. O. O.
f., and was well and widely known.
He was a man of great strength Of
character, good judgment and will
be Greatly missed by wide circle of
friends and neighbols.
Funeral services were held Monday
afternoon at two o'clock at his late
home this afternoon, Rev. J. H.
Blackburn, pastor of the Main st.
Baptist church officiating. Burial
was in Main St. cemetery.
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; BOSTON BANKS SUSPEND PAYMENTS
GROCERIES AND FRUIT TO
SHOW GENERAL REDUCTION

CHICAGO, Sept. 27-A general
reduction in food nrices was predict
ed today b,c.sal Westerfeld, president
of the Ret.faf. .ccers' Association,
from what he sald - steady de-
cline. He said high inv r bank
loans made price cutting ne 0
make producers move their goot.
said canned goods must be lowere4
in price to move them. He said sof-
fee had dropped 10 cents pound
end he looked for cheaper bread be-
cause of the lower price of -four
Fruit prices were at a minimum, at
some places lower than 1919 prices,
he said
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A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec.
tion /of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
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several paying teller's windows.
After the withdrawal had been 60
ing on steadily for some time with
crowds constantly increasing, the
bank officials announced that the laws
permitting the banks to require a
ninety days notice for withdrawal of
accounts from the savings department
would be invoked forthwith "for the
protection of its depositors, the regu-
lation to be withdrawn as soon as the
public calmed ITSELF" is was announc-
ed. "We have plenty of money to pay
everybody officials said, "and were
prepared to do so but the crowd be-
came so large it was impossible TO
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The Weather

Local showers ''rObably
tonight and Tuesday.
Somewhat warmer to-
light.
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handle them and we invoked the law
for the protection of the depositors,
not for our own protection"
Upon opening for business today,
the Fidelity Trust Company served
notice on its depositors that it
would take advantage of the law per-
mitting them to require ninety days
notice of withdrawal from the savings
department. 1t was stated at the
bank that this was done at the direc-
ion of Bank Commissioner Joseph AL
len. At the office of the latter, it
Continued on page four)
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-27
MISSOURI SHOWS GAIN
OF 3.3 PER CENT

WASHINGTON, Sept 27-Miss-
ouri has a population of 3,403,547, an
increase of 110,212, or 3.3 per cent
over 1910, the census bureau announc
ed today. St. Louis with an in
crease of S5,S6S makes As of the
total gain
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-27
FOG DELAYS WARSHIPS
AND LINERS AT NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Sept. 27-Morc than
25 large steamships including all the
battleships of the North Atlantic fleet
were anchored in the outer harbor to-
day unable to find their wav through
the dense fog that has enveloped this
vicinity since Friday night. A num-
Der of trans-A tlantic liners were
halted on their inbound voyage.
Some of them have been anchored
since Saturday.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-27
PERTH AMBOY FIRE DOES
$4,000. 900 DAMAGE

PERTH AMBOY, N. j., Sept. 27--
A loss of over S2,000,000 was caused
by the fire which Yesterday destroyed
the nlant of the Barber Asnhalt paw
ing plant at Maurs, it was announced
today. Ruins of the plant which COW
cred acres were still burning today,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-27

Continued on page six)
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-27
fremont, Fidelity and Dorchester
Trust Companies Take Advan-
tage Of 90-Day Law
(By the Associated Press)

BOSTON, Sept. 27-Several hundred gathered out
side the office of the fremont Trust Company when the
doors opened at 845 o'clock this morning, Is minutes
before the usual hour lines quickly formed before the
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