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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06
Too Many Smiths
ROIlicki1g Farce

NO lEG-- LIE A-gZs-a -'o@~z AD-Hs
-TcEe4 WI .augate- vasl=-zzT. M
4---s--our ..-G4e-ce z2G ~ A1E c-oT7-
T. lie IS a14.-g -4-l-:v c-a-G vi --z--
-.-ze--. 81 "-24 c.@z- @-Eg-i.s ms
IT, ots=-tn= q LIZ -C-------.-=- sock
-o. i T. eng a61s me @-Z---as1 7lz :
sesr Ter II cecRGe-
Man --..-----CD-=-s ~ -e-ls-zne-
lis ara --.uE e I've 7--1ce q
LIRE -hsz-s re certainly --a-s Il Ire
f4-1a ND WI ~. Lg----aE@- e -EeI-
chef l!Iey kt-p Up stream g ea-a--
looL l..a- leads rhe- lz-o e. xmas d!
angles. II mere = El-CLe VINO WINS
q Iasssn n taaIs a-t-as = Is TsEz-zsG
5v e4s-1.---haa here Is = -.lznes
Am AlEz-ey : especially pleasing
Il he- -ais IS Ms. -nu-E@5-- I e
rre--r Einss -o -g1nAG bI--iesQue E1E
she gsas II ed g 1l cE1 Of = Aa-le
? 7uazz1n IS Il z-isE- aCE4-=- Of aez
hl.sua-E- mn oo- oZs4nc.4z+e - fl. Z
g,Cc-siaz wa--l-rs aas another good
lit af -sz---sts- work Ian1eZE F'laTn-
1E 8 a<------ZEle as raa G-GLeG ser
WIFI VIM -.-az -ne nruEehoic ala psrr-v
r-4a -
screa.1. -.-8l4 E-asel - q most adar-
aar We
Saw -t.a- tne -.E2---.-gH- gi-rn-s Ere
n.a- The and q her sng2Ee-nzE- An
erzs-a pecqIt aswe cT--re 20 -ez-sze -aa-
NJ -E---.1gs- xz-hs-.6 aoeeEasr :
company % ezasp-goual merit The sacr
-ha1 -hey were ahIe . give eva aiRvs q
waek fer = weeks Il p-ocf * hat
The en- au-E1st- beautiful wardrobe az
Marion l;avHes plays On important parf
4 The Cinema Mu-1r-- the picture
ii ~ricn STE e being f.G erred II he
Opera House THIS sE1-. vhase SIX
iag ben y rocx View YORK by s1ara
when ate appeared z he Leig1ei6 FIJI
Leg. IVES never more sxGzisilely cus-
tuned than she u = this EyHrsry pho
-splar, which vas aGzp-sa crun the e.
-lal s-ar- and rGrei ~ - Phillips or-
penheim.
Supporting Nins Duries IN Ioe picture
% 4 cur1uauy u prominent paHvsrz u
eincSne Naeel Barrie whs recerel-
plzyvc opposite Marguerite Clark and
either sex-s 0-he-s II the Cast are
Psggy PAR. EuiaFie Jensen. ". scur
Nsser.. Ee-.nala Bn-icw- and Aaders
Eandnis Th4 pscrzrs vas prseacea ~
-ou1npol.cza F-ocrc-nES aae 10 being
-.ieasaa ny ParArsuus-A-sraG
Tbs Grzptic Rev-sv md Paramount
Easzx1ue prnvs -en1l-as Z themselves.
-Afv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06


before ~ hs-Debec county s-p--r-
l2- cou-- II 15s Thursday ssss4or
auE L severa-. usnres we-e II
oasea Fy sz6s= 6eane. -v7 cases
CINE u 1ur c-i.! Il RE sasszu-.,
those of State IS. Frank OBJ Il
elrthc Ea- aiding Il E-.Jo-@r % escape
f--r-- the kerosoec cgGl-T JaL OF
Sev. - .az- aaG STATE - Ez--v
Car OF Lewiston indicted fgr Il
-au uaea .a-ceEv znc coMl01 EEtE
a. II eeLa cases Lns EE-E returned
rha verdlrt u El1y nd sentence
VIZ PASSED h Lhs cDC---
The jurors were G12-- sxG1sed
late Thursday afternoon md cC---
vas adjourned 20 10 oclock LIS
Friday uoTzcg When & t-w c-1
nal cases WI cnne u tar SENTENCE.
= new LIST CT 5--prs vii be called II
% serve = IAs Case against II.
Hooper OK, " Lrs11w INDICTED 60 LIS
ta-r FIR -z--s4a lEELs- Ia cE-1s-s
Tia dealt os Eer-se E5u1Cy C
Crr1oz by neans q -sgaI opera
riGn- which Is scheduled 70 De heart
II The co.--r 2eEz Aandzy-
One case before ne coG-- for SEE
zaice Or THURSDAY YES -ss1a- against
Owe Della Bo-Eh@r II -AlgZs--- Il
5scvaS u -HE te-- II L. Superior
court for -he abandonment II he- Il
fart mae cE-ilG OF Oct IS ia=- II
AUGUSTA I'D t8r ATTEMPT % XII 1Gr
rhf5E By aaan aoEns-Z -L1s c1-se
z-pse t--z the AGeus-a IUDAcIESal
cgr--. Count A--n-rey Water II
Sa15u-- mi pressed -ae second
count Il the I7Glc-ne-- aid -he re
-pocde-t pleaded nola crr-endsre %
-.Ys charge or abandoning aer child
Benedict 2. Aahe- Of Augusta G,Y-
psa-ed Is cu1-sei for responder
The matter c. sentence WIS laAs1
III ar a--s- sea--g SORE testimony
rse case. J2see Beane
s~rzzaeeE Mrs. Boucher &c serve 1St
us-s than two gears nor less thar
;7rx yea- AZ -he worasrs RasFur-.a-
-p-v at Sk5wheEzz- and respondent
was placed on r-pnaGis--
The circumstances of tie birth ef
rAe child and zs being found LITER
q the guzsv By Washington street.
zaG Of rf,e investigation which tE2-
lczzsE xers outlined 70 -hs csr- by
i-yy-r-v Artr-ne- Walter n San5o-n-
A-rprasy z r 1laasr- counsel Err
ss-s Boucher spoke u -he szs--uEn6
iuss er rise ~nu.g wMEan md pant
90 eyryt thaE It uas rc- criminal II
-.r- or tie pat Of tire w5faaE, that
had hecums 4 Blank II
srs mind q the w5m2- ard STE had
art ever taiSan stang 1o- her c~I
And coGnse4 u-=-1 TAFT
,..rienev be sacwn n the Elahz1r Of
santeccs
rr .. = 5er.se e Augusta tes-
tf1es that he kaS attended si-S-
Rvscbe- In -he afternoon at1sr bar
rrsss vas born. that she Admitted Z
vas he- child The doctor found Mrs.
Boucher Il ouch q con1--10n EE1t1 ra
;yn-netsia esfr had her tlAsn Ia tas
..,svsraa. vste.,-e sise -e-1a1aed IL CT
Is eays. RE testified ttsat ae knew
50 hast,unes. Th0rzz-s EoEas.nss-, and
BE vas Z l...rss zsc-iztEs fe-lG#.
E. = EsGlsy q lie C,-s41Sc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06
MABEL NORNAND
AS A COWGIRL

There seems 70 De NJ en- u the
roles -aat Mabel Su-aand I'll play
She cgues = the Ccica4aI -Asar~e ra1av
and Saru-1zr . q cuw-E1-i auc she nas
more pep than a winnie aDcs es cew-
bc-s She breaks n-o the An os New
T1-k Eaa -slsn p-ocses.s Go n-sak ID rhe
exclusive ser VIZ he- e.
~Prr-7" rn> rnns Of tt-a 1irr---e u
which she Goes these sr-a-s and he
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06

tar c-rgnstances. t1ai here ~zE rc1e-
ng sxrsp- this Gza-Ss- - show c--1-
mi GlspnsEirr II -hs pa-r II In -
s.,unasz- that -eFuunnsr- w2s z 9aA
for a-lr1ng - s=tpznGbi4s wI-hrE- a
Acsrss.
sgss- geEn4 1fssn zzzsasea .=rslsace
asgz -s-lzr u s1x zaan-aE Z jail 70
AXE elect -e-s- .hs EEp-nlol Il me
EsLE7ce h. : 1zw sewing LeC-l--s
TJ-ErleGs sentences an esc-Ds.e- Il x1s
q 1zEs II IA aAd = a-F u o.
Stxas Vs. Fraza CB-sen
Azot5er czss 1Aken Up aUlg -se
aeesEraoor wRx -aar AZ S-z1s w
F'-azA q Brisl, sr6icasG ta- aiding
: EJ-1sunE- - ESCAPE from the hsE-
D@Dec COUNTY JILL 0G New. - las-.
Ezlpa Fa-ris Appeared As eu.nsel fur
-ae respondent lang oesn G9-
po.l-sc by TIE cp-r-
The ceR n Ihe s.RsR was EsIi.Gr
ID -aa- II Ias p-sTioUs Earzsr. rest
Eg E2oo the testimony q TEZ&ey
Cs-Ass sn9 EG Na-sn
u E-lsn -as-deG Ia. ~ Laa- -1s
Tx Anew np-Ans II waG1 v2s E1Eag
u l1un The -E-5 aoor q tie JzE.
-aG- ne Gle not als aEvune u getting
III al. Vas NJ -pilczls6 = LIE
pi1r FIR the ESCAPE
The case Was then argued ~
County Attorney Sa1hu-- to- the
S-ars and AG-1-ney Fa-.s ea- the
respondent zad Judge 6e4ns gave
-aa charge 20 re Ky
The jury returned -ae ve-Slc- II
gL1ry alter 5e-be-z-g U -1a 1ase
ABOUT n l--es.
Ja6gS 5eEls sentenced o5ls- 70
serve not less than ane yes- y -l-g
LIZ -wo Years VIC wears RECON-
-endea Z States prison II -acl4s-
III tbs ss-a-c- b..ag u lie case
= which CS-le1 aa5 pIea1ae E-Ilry
"a la-ce-T Enl g dwelling house
n ne case q bar Judge 3aana seq
-zlcec Respondent 70 se--e lC- less
--l4-- 11e 1aa- more INN W reaE
Z SAFE prison -v3 years beng
-eeaE-2an o.. -.s sentence n -s.za
4@ec- = -1s eZat-aug- u -1e pc
WOES seZtsace-
State ~ larry Ca-- q -s~lseS-
he cry STE cass = 20 1-.zi
a. 80 SESSION VS. that zEa-r.s-
E2-'rv C&-r IF Lewiston. z-1lc1a6
=" a-Le---a- pa c----1- larceny Of s-4
Pas q at1s1S, aA--- pa DIT la- ra.Es
u s. Il I~age--v q - =. ? Eaz-
1Z--G Co- 1f '54-1t-z4e-r. i l,e--g Eae-ed
-Ear lis -onk Z ace l1 Dec ST
al II E-a-z---- -alea--. -Bere ~-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06

-1a Presence gf d l2-ga I1os-
u American Ls-I11e-s Is desired Il
the F'Bs1s new headquarters n 6
y clock 1E-ls svg-~cE The asrT = -
D. wDsG and tie Dal 5a-s snCal1
ccne ecE-ped with v-ools1 -ags q
JOE II The wa-k q applying and rub
trae 65~r ira tlsn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06
~ ss 5-ea--s-c EASY

N-~'-=s a. EasE dec-5r ras sE--
wig Simple, harmless
ait r0De E-e2-s-- 20
"a ctz-u-Ic a-g-c----Is
-, - odds which E11-'sa.- er .
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4 eastar &C. CT a-v 81
s. ct z brE-is OF txlssa-ze
-l-lse-s and stcwty dis
= rnuU-h 81 regular IN
aa--3 -E----i--sE G.Isc F--ssasszr
H., ,'~ w-s-@-1 II E.2=-- action L-1sL-
0rl-u cases -sllZt 1e@sl
--- %eV uI-I
.a-s T1u S5r vaa-r hive been
p - 9eG saspInS Sszr
-17 tTaose 70 siesS report tha-
-aF z@ ct G,xIsass rafaltst when
4nL --u -neE - dcv-Z AID
-a4 naturally and ger =
~-E5 = Sleep
---Ers e"@-~wnsr- a-e sesssEC fe1sa
- q gtSssEL-uS guarantee 10
Purchase price a. Ene
-. ~ a.---a : faIis u S1ES urulrE
- case Ct Bronchial Coughs
: az Atv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06

-ae z z Newberr Agency Rs sod
the Arthur MOODY dwelling hose
properly 4. Nc g. Na1dle s--ae--
fz--IzcHt.L- owned b. Ja--e 2 Fer
kras II Portland - c. L DAVIS. --le
transfer wgz Zszz --EEzzu--s1av
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06
:sSy! LIKE
7ALlM OFF LOG
@ --Ay curas s-1r hurt
Tel TT riE.- OF
a--:1 fingers

9eA.ereG zaer an9 wsr1 =
Ter as lsnser W ear the
-- 1s--;;-. ksshlsr. wuG 5efss's,
~7,-l1zrzsA1I a2Z!1arIty. De
1rsps 81 freazalz.s. applied.
Is nsss-r achfng eErn
ness =, Snce 4ns4 sosa tins
~EZ 30 Z cxz ia lrssG -x-.
v-lEcgIc pan
el-1ce n< r-ssE-re ersss
4. any drug sass-s. bE- -
II -&ke u ~--srw hard Or
~ CATS THIS 4szuulS sse
= xFseD-4~=- a1si IL sa56
.sEzsr er .=vRa if7rira.e Lif4
'--l= tlssae ~ sk1n. After
Ta- r. rr-24ksi@soue c0-n
i 49, skis1 zg~aeei'Ta s,ssatn II is
,-a1 iasssa-1@zy as TIE palm 81
--- -Aar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06

A zalshsoraoo6 C2e@- VII BE
2 clock 81 Las Baptist pa-sozage 81
* est11 street. og- - TIE ho-2e Of
Mrs.. Mayo, - piarna1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06

Bv reason 0e II error II the '.zaks
Up q %aasrrfIas f-ez referring ID
-hz Salvation A@E building II -aat
CRY appeared Eaoer AgEEE1a Locals
Thursday NORM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06

LIS Elisha Powers who Las nee
Il 5os1a1 and AEEGs.- ta- 1he past
---se weeks. returned hume Rou5ar
ev-Eng-E2LLe- le--s-- Cu"er-
cl21.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06

L1aEz4xzr meeting IF Cara Baron
Tex Daughters q vs.e-zns. ~ c. A
E. hal1 IL 7.sn Ills F-lGazg evs--rg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06

TIE grand bal which has srr r. f-s-
number q noV=f-T march VII pr7vs
% De a G-Awtag card IN stsee- For
q jolly good rz7e % 60 City gau
TIN evening Halcws7 an6 Ga-Eae-
people planning 90 at1ene wiu he aa-
cuEnodEssc By q E-3o crs-Asv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06

The Cad Deszse" presented by Ezse
local lodge q Modern v 9ednea II
America Il CEy hRl tonight Prey
in n -sae1r>ss t7- the opening act
The hzAi reAearxci PASSED 81 70 he
Satisfaction Of the committee II
charge and Indications pam: - \
q gxceprturAI merit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06

The "B2ysr Cross s@pe6 On tab
lets meazz you ar. getting true
'+Bsre- Tablets OF Asr-In- proved
safe By millions CT peepie--ae ser1-
me Aspirin prescribed ~ physicians
E7r c~er eighteen yeEE.
In every ha1er Baver package
a-s proper directions Tar Pain Cra6s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06

Cur1atGy-anc the s-src-awa ssa1-
s-lk-k vR-serT--bsz1 comedy true 70 --fs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06

:
from 1ooe Al q c-iGs energy 10 nesoed fyr r--v--
CO = "a 70 vsse Hry SEE1-ag Srex1-
lEcE reEIAr ac-lsr q the sasraach- Iver 40 rs
szy; Tins VII Keep Ire blood pre- and proven. wv--s
AZ Inc sE11ess Sig Q. q rne
ne2seno6 rs-1ecy, F. Arvsocs Medicine VII ser..a.e
Pos1ps ac-lon aid r-s.o-e healz co15z1aCs F. nse
snIs oAc -Evo-Tse sIzaC-y g
elsar1es-Ine f1a vz&ae q the food De absorbed rc
otooc xno and VII 1.sa-oez-
Ne weakening effects -asal.- as s. -
z1I-zl ac.1ez q 1ne G-Szcs Z VII - t-znd heA- ~
me sr-s -z-y Al e constipation ~
Sex aea-Acnes- Eo1 sh1EIa vno-- \ $50
.oczy, s5e and . vaea aseae6 LIZ Lecac.,e &c
Portland. Ix-e- -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06
F-sazy, February & faT-
AUGUSTALO LOCALS

-a1EAs Leigh went 81 Pgy--Ia-n .-
Thursday Or l@ga. lataz-z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06
ON PROBATION
Case Against Olive
Boucher Disposed Of

7esooodert F'=aes No.o Cc-ee-o.-e
&c Cse-s. - saarac--s -e- sa1r
% Oct. J LAST e2s-s-7-1-tss-
Se--an1es GNe1 - Tvs Cases
T-iss Thursday a. Saas-Irr Gou-
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07
WANTED

FOR SALE-My two ton Republic
Truck as | have sold my Bobbin bus
mess in Lowell. Used only one season.
Inquire of l.. L. Aubin Third Street,
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07
GIVE UP HOPE OF
. WlFE'S RECOVERY
Got So Run Down Could Not
Stand Up, But Is In Splen-
did Health Now

"My wife is just on her third bottle
of Tanlac, but it has already done her
so much good that | am going TO
take it myself" said Louis j. Soucy
while telling of the recovery of his
wife, Mrs. Velina Soucy since she be-
gan taking the medicine. Mr.. Soucy
is a master carpenter and builder and
resides at 405 Dubuc street, Manches-
ter, n. H.
my wife," continued Mr. Soucy,
"has been in the worst sort of health
for the past four years, and during
that time she has certainly gone
through her share of suffering. First
her nerves broke down and even the
children playing would upset her;
then she lost her appetite and what
she did manage to force down dis
agreed with her. She had terrible
cramps and pains in her stomach and
would bloat up with gas after every
meal. Her strength and energy left
her and she became so weak that at
times she could not stand up. 1t was
impossible for her to do the house
work and sometimes she could not
even attend to the children. She got
but little sleep at night and all the
time was complaining about how tired
and worn-out she felt. We had tried
so many medicines that it just looked
like it was useless to try anything
else, so we both practically gave up
hope of finding anything that would
help her.
"Then we began to hear SO much
about Tanlac, why, it seemed to me
that nearly everybody | met on the
streets was talking Tanlac and prais-
ing it highly So got my wife
bottle and | tell you she began 10
pick up right away. | got her anoth-
er bottle and another and now her
recovery has been so remarkable that
one would never know she was the
same woman. She never has touch
of Indigestion now and enjoys her
meals, because everything. she eats
agrees with her perfectly. Her ncr-
YES are as steady as clock and no
kind of noise ever disturbs her in
the least. Her sleep is sound and
restful and she gets up mornings re-
freshed and rested. She has gained
her strength and energy and is so
happy all the time that her house
work is mere play for her. | am cei-
tainly grateful to Tanlac for the good
it has done my wife, and l join with
her in praising it in the very highest
terms"
TANLAS is sold in Landrys Drug
Store, Railroad street, st. Johnsbury,
Vermont. adv.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07
Power Co. Refuses to
REPLACE Lost Bridge
9 HE'D SUPREME COURT


The special term of - the Vermont
Supreme Court opened at the ST.
Johnsbuly Court House Tuesday
morning, all five of the justices being
present The two cases scheduled for
nearing were continued until the gen
cral term at Montpelier in May. One
was the Caledonia case Of Idella
Lowell O'Boylc, Walter Lowell, Ruby
Lowell, Shirley Lowell and Bernicc
Lowell VS.. the Parker-Y Dung Com
pany, an appeal from tn commission
er Of industries. The other was an
Essex county case of Marshall Bros.
VS.. the Town of Canaan. case i'll
assumpsit.
Inc only case heard by the court
was petition in habeas corpus
brought from Washington county to
release from the House of Correction
in Windsor Tony Guerra, who was
convicted in Waterbury last Deem
Der for selling Intoxicating liquor
without authority. The relator, who
was brought up from Windsor by
Mr.. McDermott, one of the deputies
at the state institution, is represented
by Faye e. Hoar and the State is re-
presented by F. E. Thomas.
1t is expected that this will be The
only case and taht the Court will
adjourn Tuesday afternoon.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07
MUSEUM NOTES

The annual Bird house contest for
pupils. of the It'll grade in the. Manu-
al Training Department Of the pub
lie schools will be held at the Fair
banks Museum on Saturday, April 10.
Twenty-one prizes are to be awarded
for the best bird nesting boxes and
bird feeders. The collection Of fla
ishd work, together with the prize
will be on exhibition at the Museum
until Tuesday, April IS.
The regular monthly series Of Mu-
scum lessons for the public schools
is being conducted this week.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

In the automobile section OF thi
paper in the advertisement Of A. E
COUNSEL & Son, under the heading of
Automotive equipment the name Of
the caterpillar tractor should read
"Cletrac" Caterpillar Tractor instead
of Electric Caterpillar Tractor.
Over 10000 features have thus far
produced. The novel or original pic
ture is a scarcity How often do
You exclaim as you leave the theatre,
"Why, that picture was just like the
one | saw last week. "12.10'
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07
Woman's Precious Gift

The one which she should most zeal
ously guard is her health, but she often
neglects to do so in season until some
ailment peculiar to her sex has fastened
itself upon her When so affected
women may rely upon Lydia T. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, a remedy
that has been wonderfully successful in
restoring health to suffering women,
If You have the slightest doubt that
Lydia i. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound will help you, write to Lydia Z.
Pinkham Medicine Co. (confdentiaN,
Lynn, Mass, for advice. Your letter
will be opened. read and answered by q
woman. and held in strict confidence.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07
Is a new picture. 1t hiss
absolutely no similarity with any
photoplay thus far produced. The
work of master director, Herbert

aOSolutely no similarity WllH any
photoplay thus far produced. The
work of master director, Herbert
Brenon, with that distinguished ac-
c,s and Green 5ta. Marie poro. IN
lie title lolc, "12.1O' offers a real
feast of amusement for the picture
soar. "1210" is mystery picture
that viii battle any one to solve Its
problem. The story itself, its treat
ment and the whole idea of the stu
atoms gives no clue as to the endin2
OF the tale. No one but Brenon
could have done l.. 1t could not, be
made in America and that is why
B15noa took Miss Doro and a com
paHy 20 Paris and rural London to
make it so that we on this side Of
the water could have a new sensation
and a new thrill. It is the one pic
turc among the many that you have
seen that dcfies the most imaginative
10 tell just how it will end. 1210"
will be seen at the Please U today
and tomorrow
The Woman's Relief Corps will
hold a card party in Grand Army hall
Thursday evening with music by
Mrs. Wilkes orchestra.
A comedy-romance with accent on
The comedy, is "The Hoodlum,' Mary
Pickfor1'8 second production from
her own studio which is playing to-
night and tomorrow night at the
Globe Theatre. As Amy Burke, over
burdcned with money and luxury as
Il granddaughter OF the millionaire
Alexander Guthrie, Miss Pickford'a
station in life suddenly switches to
that of the tenements where she IS
temporarily located with her father
while he writes book on sociology.
the knack of becoming a
rowdy comes easy for Miss Pickford.
In few weeks she has developed q
Bowery walk of acute swagger. an
assortment of clothing which makes
all the nifty Creighen Street girls
wild with envy and knowledge of
slang that would make her Fifth
Avenue tutor weep. "The Hoodlum"
is the greatest role in the entire ca
rcer of Mary Pickford. 1t is her
supreme character accomplishment.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07
THE MISERY OF
BACKACHE.
Removed by Lydia E. Pink
HAMS Vegetable Compound.

Muskcgon, Mich.-"For six years
was SO weak in my back at times that ]
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07

There will be a brief devotional Sc
vice, followed by a social hour and
refreshments.
The w. c. T. l., will hold their
regular meeting at Grace Methodist
church Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. George Woods arc
the proud possessors of boy which
came into their home on Easter Sur
day.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07
Granite Situation
Still Unchanged

There is no change in the granite
situation in Barre, Montpelier and
Mortified. Some of the manufactur-
ers feel that because the cutters
ceased before the conference commit
tee reported, it is up. to the cutters 70
return to work. Over 100 travelling
cards were issued to cutters in Barre
Tuesday morning and $50 of the cut
ters left Barre in one day.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07

Philbcrt II. Champoux has bought
the barber shop of A. J. Roy at SO -
Eastern. avenue and already taken
possession.
The Knyblers entertained Mr5.
Wendell NJ Drew of Hartford, Conn,
at the Methodist church supper Tues
day evening, followed by a theatre
party at the Globe
Mrs. A. c. Burbank of Ludlow,
Cal, returned to her home on the
Pacific coast Tuesday morning.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
CONTINUES TO RISE

- CLINTON, Iowa, April 7
With a stage Of 1873 feet the highest
in 80 years the Mississippi river con-
tinued to rise here today with pro :
poets that it would exceed 10 fc It
before coming to q stand tomorrow.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07

ST. .JOHNSBURY
Local News =

The usual prayer meeting at the
North church at 1870 this evening
will be largely given over to recep-
ton to the new members that joined
the church at the last communion.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07
Vermont Factories Adopt !:
Daylight Savings

The factories in Springfield and
some of them in Bennington will
adopt daylight savigs by starting
work at 600 a. M, and closing an
hour earlier in the afternoon. The
clocks will not be set ahead as the
train service and most business keeps
on the old schedule.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07

could hardly walk.
Lydia i. Pinkham's
V e & e t a b | Q Com
pound was recon-
mended to me and
it made me good and
strong again SO that
I am able to do all
my work. | highly
recommend Y o II r
medicine and tell
everyone 7 m e c t
what it did for me"
Mrs. G.. SCuooN-
,f,1Sl-nuon Mich
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-06
FELT TAGGED,
NO ACCOUNT
Result Of Indigestion, Head
ache and Other Troubles.
This Tennessee Lady Took
Black Draught and
Found Relief.

Fiiatviile. Tenn.--Mrs. Addie Sanders.
Of this place. says; Il suffered from
constipation long time. This, OF
course. brought on sour stomach. indi-
Ecstion ana headaches, i felt tagged
and no account
Il started IN taking Black praurht,
! found II was helping me. continue
70 use It, and have for years don't
know how TO start TO praise Thedford's
Black Drsught.
To-day ] am regular, no more con-
stipation. headaches or Indigestion. In
fact, all ] eat tastes sweet and good
70 me since my liver is eleansed
by the use OF Black Draught.
q am wen and proud TO make hIs
Statement OF what Black-Draught has
done for me-"
Constipation often leads to serious
disorders among those who do not un-
derstand its dangers or who neglect
to treat II witout delay.
Thcdford's Black Draught Il medi-
cine that every person should keep IN
the house. and use at the least sign Of
copstipation. or torpid liver.
Thedford's Black Draus';t livcr mcdi-
cine is right
Ask your druggist. lie has it.--,Alv .