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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-25
WERE THEY NoRSEMEN?
The Remains Of Thirteen Persons Evi
IDENTIFY Killed by Aborigines.

The State Historical society was mott.
fed recently of the discovery of thir-
teen skulls and other bones beneath
an old tree stump at Barrett, Mimi.
The skeletons we're buried close to-
gether in one grave, and theory has
developed that the bones are those of
Norsemen whose massacre is men.
TONED on the historic Rhinestone found
near Kensington, MINI.
Two of the skulls show clean cut
fractures, probably made by toma
hawks. A stone arrow head is i'm
bedded three-quarters of an inch in an
other one of the bones. The arrow
head is unlike any commonly used by
the Sioux Indians when they inhabited
this section Of the state and has led
to much speculation in Barrett FL
bow lake and the surrounding coun-
try as TO the true story buried with
the skeletons
The fact that only one arrowhead
was left and that deeply imbedded in
the body would indicate. many Bar
rett pioneers believe. that the men had
been buried by their enemies after a
battle. One of the skulls showed evil
dence Of the scalp having been cut of.
The tree which was growing above
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-25
oRANGEMEN PROTEST
That Sim Fem Movement Is Purely a
Domestic Affair.

Chicago. Aug. 25.-The Supreme
Grand Lodge Of the United States OF
the LOYAL Orange Institution opened
its first convention in four years yester-
day with 500 delegates from every
state present.
we Orangemen here in the United
States hold that the Sim Fem move
ment is purely a domestic concern Of
tho British Empire and that the United
States has no more right TO interfere
than the British Empire would have
mixing in our relations with the Phil
ippine islands, said George T. Lem
mon, New York. secretary. who has
Just returned from the international
meeting At Belfast. Ireland. where the
LOYAL Orange Institution expressed IT,
self opposed % the Sim Fein move
meut IN ireland. and in favor Of union
with England.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-25
Buying the Seen
and the Unseen

It's easy to Judge the size and quality of a
visible Commodity There are certain rec
osnized standards that have been universally
accepted to which purchased articles may be
compared.
With invisible commodities, such as pub
lication's circulation the matter is not SO SIM
pie 1t is only recently that definite meas
urement has been obtained.
The A. B. c. now furnishes recognized
standard by which circulation may be meas
ured A publications. distribution can now
be as accurately gagged as any other pur-
chased commodity
The BARRE DAILY TIMES circulation
is measured by the A. B. c. In buying adver-
Using space in its columns, you receive dol
ar-for-dollar value.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-25
II. G. BENIN TT
GOODYEAR SERVICE STATI1N
JEFFERSON ST, BARRE, VT.

meeting. but il was generally expect
ed that the club owners would consid-
er the circumstances surrounding the
death of Ray Chapman, shortstop of
the Cleveland club, last week when
be was struck on the head by ball.
pitched by Carl Mays of the New York
Americans.
An accumulation of routine business
will be disposed of before the meeting
adjourns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-25
FORCED UNION JACK UP.
Loyalists in Lisburn. Ireland. Commit,
ted Many Reprissls.

Lisburn. Ireland. Aug 24-The burn
ing q nationalist property here con
tinusd until after midnight Among
the buildings destroyed vas the Catho.
liz parochisl hall
Virtually al nationslists have left
town IN face If the ioyslist reprisals
for the murder of Police Inspector
Swsnzy sunday A. the reprissls pro
oteded last night every house still o.
cspied. except the one ID which lay the
body Of Inspector SUanzy. few tire
union JACK, uord having gone forth
that failure 20 exhibit the Hsz would
b taken g. evidence 4 disloyaIfy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-25
Topics of the
Z Home and
Household.

A level teaspoonfu of cornstarch
added to fudge while cooking will make
it creamy
When the slip-over gauze vests wear
thin in front. change the drawstring
so Is to tie in the back The vest will
last twice as long.
Dyeing at home is easily done Ma
terials that are little different and of
not quite the same shade may be dyed
together, darker and used as one mate
rial. The possibilities are limitless and
saving great.
One Of the little l0.cent dish mons
IL very handy to use where the floor
mop will not reach Oil one with the
regular floor oil and il will reach I'M
der the piano and around bookcases
where the larger mop is awkward and
too large to do the work well
\ good use for the worn white linen
dress or MILDLY j. to cut it up and use
the best parts for doilies, bread tray
doilies and other table linen. A sim.
bic crocheted button. boiling around
the edge in white or blue makes hem
ming unnecessary. II the marks of
the machine stitching through various
parts Of the material prove obdurate,
try wettjng them and steaming over
hot iron inverted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-25
LEAGUE MAGNATEs ASSEMBLE.
Chapman Death Is Expected to Be One
Of Matters Considered.

Philadelphia, Aug. "a Baseball club
owners assembled to-day for the spe-
cial meeting of the American league
called last week No announcement
was made regarding the object of, the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-25
Betrayed Himself.

"You are mistaken about the man be-
ing gambler who was so angry with
the champion aviator for absorb Il.
eyerybody's attention.
How do you know he was
gambler
81 heard him say to himself, Del Z
take that ace'!" - Baltimore Ameri-
can.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-25
Economy.

Is your wife economicalg"
Is She Why, | found ont the other
day that she is saving her wedding
dress for 4 possible second marriage
Boston Transcript.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-02-12
Running a Newspaper.

Deer folks: Now know why
editors gomad. ben trying to
run this paper while the editor is
on his vakashum. For three (3)
days and mites l ben reading ques.
ton and trying to answer them,
and if l don't quit I'll be going
around talking to myself.
I'm going to answer few more
and go to the ball game--Jimmy
the Office boy.
1. What is limberneck? J Jones
Limberneck in the country is a
strange disease of fouls and chick
ems. In the city it is a disease OF
human persons caused by watch
ing fouls and chickens.
2. Do small cows give condensed
milkl Mable B.
No, Mable, Condensed milk is
made by trying to get quart Of
milk into pint bottle.
3. Please tell me how hash is
made. WV.
Hash is not made it accumulates.
4. Is it all right to feed hogs
corn in the ear? G. K.
No, put it in trough and lei
them help themselves,
S. I'm in love with a homely
girl who works for US but she don't
seem to care for me, while a pretty
girl with lots of money wants tc
marry me what shall do? Will NJ
Marry the one you love. and senc
me the rame and address of thu
other one.
9. My hair is coming out. What
can | get to keep it inI
A sack.
7. Please tell me how to raist
nice fat hogs of about 500 pounds
Z. Get a derrick.
8 How can I tell when the wat
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-02-12

er is the right temperature for bath
ing babyl Young Mother.
II the kid hollers, the water is
too hot. If he gets blue and shiv'
ers it's too cold.
9. I'm 40 years old, have lit
tie farm, and am thinking of tax.
ing a wife. What would you ad.
wise. Old Batch.
l would advise to be careful
about whose wife you take.
10. Our red bull is chasing me
around 40 acre field, What shall
| do? Mike F.
l don't know, but don't give up,
Mike the editor will be back in a
week. L. LeBram in Success
full Farming"
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-02-12
Earthquake Of 1855.

In 1906, on the 1&h,of November. an
earthquake shook the North American
coast, damaging houses all along the
shore from New England to the West
Indies. In the harbor Of st. Martins
the sea withdrew entirely. leaving ves-
sells and fish on the dry harbor bottom.
When the waters returned they over
flowed the loWlandS for miles.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-02-12
Australian Foresight.

A band Of youngsters with a pack
Of mongrels ran rabbit into a log
on a local reserve the other day. An
argument ensued as to what was to be
done with the rabbit. The genius Of
the party reasoned thus: 'T.et i'm 60
The more rabbits the more fun for US"
That ssettled 1t and the rabbit was
probationary Journal.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-02-12
No Mere Fit Of Anger.

Anna, becoming very angry, bit her
smaller sister. Her mother, hearing
the little child cry, went to see what
was the trouble. When she found
out she reproached Anna and asked
her over what she had become angry.
Anna replied: 81 wasn't angry. that
was righteous Indignation. "-Chicdgo
American.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-02-12

Prolific Country.
Frequently three crops a year are
raised in-Abysslnia.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-02-12
Friday, February 13
9 HEAD CATTLE

One S-year-old Jersey COW, good one
One 6-year-old Jersey COW, good one
Five good Jersey heifers
One S.month-old Jersey bull calf
One 4-month-old heifer calf
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
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Evening journal., 1920-11-18
nnEIIcEn eee ~

Not having seen the original stage
nlav "Omccr 666" 10 is not entirely
right on the part Of the writer 90
compare 10 with Tom Moore's comedy
pholoplay "Onlcer 66G" as-it is being
presented at the Majestic
The comparison Is made 10 con-
irast the humor OF the two. The
Spoken onfeping limited the action OF
the piece considerably Full sway 10
implied situations has been given in
The screen work
The sunshine comedy His Wfe's
Caller" is the added attraction.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
IS
"1nE pASsING SION. !"

Each OF the four performances OF
"The Passing Show" already given
at the Playhouse. have been presented
before audiences whose numbers
show clearly how pf ased Win ngton
Is with this enormous Winter Garden
attraction. Tonight the fifth per-
formance will be given. The engage
ment closes Saturday evvnlng.
Here are some Of the people. and
soUe of,the things that happen IN the
Performance Willie Howard is
everywhere at most any time and his
presence is a signal for constant
laughter. Eugene Howard knows
how TO sing and TO mimic the guitar
Roy Cummings knows how 10 De
funny and how 20 do stunts thal
thrill the audience Besld's. these
three and WIN Philbrick whom no
one forgets, there are a score or more
other men and about seventy -ilN'
young lady principals and chorus
members.
The performances in the eveninl
commence at o'cbck and the natl
nee at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
j. E. STEIN ATTENDS
INDUSTRIAL C0NFAB

James F. Stein. secretary OF the
Manufacturers Association OF VIII
mington. left this morning for New
York city. where he will attend the
sixth semi-annual meeting OF me ad-
visory committee OF the National In
duslrid Council. being held today
tomorrow and Friday. in the Hotel
Pennsylvania. adjacent to the Penn
sylyania Railroad Station.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
"CIVlIIAN CLOTHES"

~ NNHAahsN Wv AhAat's
"Civilian Clothes" Is fast achieving
the success that was predicted for 1t
at the beginning OF It's engagement at
The Queen Theatre on Monday.
Thomas Meiehan is the star.
This is what might be called an
audience" picture. It is not ,he typ.
Of play that appeals 20 a few Of any
class but 10 the great majority oi
people who like clean production,
with an uncOmmonly good player and
elaborate production.
The Christie comedy "Oul for the
Night" is also on the program.
Next week as the feature for The
Queen. Rex Beach's picture "ThC
North Winds Malice" viii be shown
AeX Boach's wel-knoWn slampinl
territory in Alaska is the setting foI
the story. which possesses enough
originality 20 maxi the photOplay TN
Very best Beach story that has ever
b. n p.cturlzed.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
THE GARnICK

The Lovenberg sisters and Sine
Neary who are appearing at the Gar
rick Theatre this week ara intrOduc-
ing a new dance revue That Is par
ticularly pleasing. In addition TO be-
ing experts in that form Of diversion
All Of the members OF the trio appear
10 be original to The extent OF intro
during their pleasing personality
into their work. But dancing Is mol
an. All three are singers, and very
good ones at that, and in addition Mr.
Neary is one OF the best ropers evel
seen here. In fact. he does lot o.
new hiunis that would seem impOs
sible. including jumping rope while
! twirlng two rings at the same time
Evening journal., 1920-11-18

compact with an elderly admirer
who has great influence in musical
cirHlcs. This situation leads to one
OF the most dramatic cllmqXes that
has probably been conceived In pic
lures. The Vanity Fair Girls, In their
latest comedy. Queens Up" laugh
able comedy satire. is the added al
traction.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18

in the Csloosahatchee river, Florida,
have been designated as new gov
eminent bird reservation.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
TWO GUARDIANs NAMED

Chancellor Curtis, In ONhans'
Court yesterday, appointed DR.. John
palmfr guardian of y Ldbelh Fay
Merine and OF Emma Mckinney and
Francis Mckinney, and George W. u.
smith guardian Of Lawfence B. Kill
goiF, Jr.
William +. Kurtz was granted an
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
Sore Throat or Mouth

You should keep the throat and mouth
clean and healthy. ANY disease that
attacks the canal through which must
PASS the food VIC eat, the beverages we
drink and the very air we breathe is q
serious matter. Whyneglect Sore Throat
or Sore Mouth when TONSlLlNE
makes It so easy for you to get relief
TONSILINE. is specially prepared Tor
that one purpose. TONSlLINE Il,
does its full duty-you can s.si-N
depend upon it. Keep bottle
inthe house-where you can get 4,
il quickly when needed. 35c.
and Coo. Hospital Size. 81 90. M
Your druggist sells TONSILlNE. k@
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
"TuE SLAVE OF VANITY. -

Next Tuesday aud Wednesday Pau
line Frederick will je seen in "The
Slave OF Vanity" at the Playhouse.
7his is a photoplay production and
the first Of the series that Miss Fred
erick will produce as a star for Rob
erisOn-Cole
The same dramatic quality minus
the tragedy Of Madame y" is TO be
found I'm "rhe Slave OF Vanity" Il Is
q, picture that will tend still further
10 raise Pauline Frederlck's name
even higher among the dramatic stars
of the screen.
Sir Arthur Wing Pinero's original
play "lrs" formed the background
and plot for THE Slave OF Vanity
The settings Of the picture are elab-
orqte and are located in the best of
ENGLISH society.
Nigel Barrie plays the leading mas
culine role.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18

order TO sell real estate OF Louise
Reidcl.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
At THE SAVOY

Norma Talmadge continues 10 crowd
he savoy Theatre with "Panthea ="
her latest Selznick production. The
story is that Of a young Russian
panist who. suspected OF Nihilism.
ESCAPES 90 ENGLAND. where she falls
in love with a struggling composer.
Tley are married. his many disap-
poinimenis impair his health. For
the sake Of his health. Panthea makes
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
CUT PRICES

" l. HKlOEO
Dependable drug store mer-
chandise at prices that point
the way to handsome savings.
Many the lowest we have been
able to quote since pre-war days
Coo size d. & r. Cold Cream ........ SOC
SOC size Kinds Honey & Aim. cr..... a2c
500 size Mennens shaving Cream. sac
9Oc size Pompeian Massage Cream. SIC
500 size Java Rice Powder. ..,........ nc
Coo size La Blache Face Powder....... i5c
25c size Lyons Tooth Powder........ lie
200 size Mennens Talcum Pwd....... i7e
25c size swans Down Face Powder. ICE
POO size Mum ....................'..'' loc
500 size Mulslned Cocoanut On........ 3ic
800 size pebeco Tooth Paste.......... 55e
SOC size Kolynos Tooth Paste......... i9c
800 size Pepsodent Tooth Pasle....... 33e
25o size Cuticura Soap ............... isc
2Jo size Packers Tar soap............ iSc
Zoe size Lux Flakes.................. Zoe
iOc size Lifebuoy Soap, for ...... t5c
300 size Rosinol Toilet Soap. ........... isc
gJc size woodbury's Facial SOAP. i7c
ioo Liggett's Cascara Tableis.......... 53c
100 Aspirin Tablets a. D. o)........ s9e
1 pound EPSON Salts lls................. i5c
25c size Mavls Talcum Powder........ Zoe
Lady Mary Toilet Soap. SOC
100 size Pyorrhocde Tooth Powder. 79e
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72c size Dler-Kiss Face Powder. ....... 57c
30c size Dier-Kss Talcum Powder. 25e
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COO size Forhans for the Gums tlargel i5c
35c size Frostilla ...................... PIC
Soc size Ponds Cold Cream ismalD... 2ic
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Coo size Bromo Settler. see
6Oc size Castoria ......s................ 25c
i3O size plnkham's Vegetable Comp. 77c
I.NN rAaH nhnANNAAAN "-'
400 size Eskay's Food................. Soc
100 size Mellins Food d................ SOC
100 size LayOrls Observation-Disclosures. 69c
COO size Lisierine .................... 36c
&c ounces Horlckis Matted Mlk....... zoe
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400 size Nuiol ........................ 59c
100 slze Wampoles c. o. EXtract..... &c
25c size Beecham's Liver Pills ........ &c
Poe size Carriers Little Liver pills -,
Coo size Doan's Kidney pills ...A..... az
800 size Freezone ...................... bic
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40 size NuXated Iron ................ Csc
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soc size Meniholatum ................. 3i'
COO size Musierole ..................... 39'
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
..nITE sTREAK NrCnY.v

: HIlN = y W " " W
Tho hero Is not always the man
who braves physical danger. but also
q man who suffers his Injuries In d Is
hearl and suffers the rejection Of his
love without being bitter. This Is
the outstanding impression OF Harry
Carey's picture "Blue Streak Mccoy"
Which l. playing the last time today
al the RIaltO Theatre
Tomorrow and Saturday Frank
ifayO viii be seen In "Hitchin' Posts. "
This is tale OF The South immediate
ly after The Civil War. Frank Mayo
characlcrizes the role Of a Southern
gentleman who lost most Of his hold
ings and his estate in the war. Hs
plays at gambling In effort 10 recup-
cgale his losses.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-07
CAMPAIGN UNDERWAY FOR $25,0O0
 FUND TO AID CRIPPLED CHILDREN
Clarence F. Bennett Characterizes Buildings As Fire Traps" And Urges New Structures. Says Forty In- mates Use One Bath Tub-Workers Ask Subscrip- tiOns

children with some deformities, esps- cially thoso with trouble with their backs, arc taken early enough in life, they can bo treated and come out with straight backs without an oper- ation, which would he necessary if there were q delay in treatment, and they have often found the deformities increased as the years go on through want of knowledge of the right care.
 There is no question but that this institution is well and economically run in cran>ped quarters with inn proper facilities, and that it should have new and adequate buildings. free from risk of fl, @, and with modern convenienceS for caring for the chll- dren.
 ''As people learn of the cures that are being effected, and that children once expected to be crippled for life, are aided to become useful mem bers of society, the calls upon the institu- ton will be larger and larger and the capacity of the home will be taxed even if the accommodatlonS should be doubled.
 If the public could see the little fragments of humanity as they are oftentimeS received at the hospital school, helpless, deformed, immature, for want of necessary food and care and then could see the same individ- uals, three years later running around and well nurtured and happy, and doing well in school, I am sure they would feel that We at our own door can find work as needful any in the world. work that is helping the individual and community alike.
 ''These are not children. who have been chosen to be unfortunate. nor have they had any part in the grim circumstances that have placed them in the world with such fearful handi- caps. They are brothers given though no fault of their own a defective body.
 Will not the people of New Brit ain raise the small sum of money needed to help provide a place for these children's bodies and minds. not always as good as your children $ but as good as possiblc?"
New Britain herald., 1920-02-07
RUSSIANS LEAVING

Tokio. Feb. 3.-Russiar officers who have been SCI ving at Nladivostok under the command of General Ro&- anoff, governor general of the Rus sian maritime province. have arrived. with their families in Tsuruga harbor, on, the southern coast of Japan. They were on board two Russian warships which entered port early today and their arrival which was unheralded, appears to indicate an exodus of Russians from the eastern part of Si- beria.
 Reports received late last week re- fiected a serious state of affairs in Nladivostol1 and it appeared the Bol- shcviki had assumed control or the country up to within short distance of the city N;kolsk. miles north was in the hands of the Reds at that time and American forces along the rail- road between that place and Fladl- voStok reported Cncoantering units of the Soviet army. A state of siege had been proclaimed in the city and further achievements of Japanese troops wera expected.
 More recent advices stated revolu- tionist forces had occupied Nladivos- tok January S1 and that the Allied missions which had been in the city had left going westward over the 'rrnns-Sibcrian railroad in the direC- ton of Harbin. Nothing was report ed as to the flight of Russian officers which may indicate the wholesale de- sertion of Russian government troops or their dispersion. IT this should prove to be the case, the only consid- erahle ami Bolshevik forces in far easarn siberia would be Japanese and Americans.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-07
White Rippelette

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New Britain herald., 1920-02-07
BRISTOL MAN DIVORCED
 FROM FORMER LOCAL. WOMAN.

Because his wife deserted him on March 5. 1916, and since that time he has heard nothing as to her where abouts, Andrew Maieski, of Bristol. was granted n divorce decree in the superior court yesterday from Mary MaikoWski Maieski, of 54 Lafayette street. They were married May 16 1910. and two children were born of the union. When the wife left she took one of the children and since that time the husband has been boarding the other with his former wife's parents. He was awarded cus- toGy of the child