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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28

RESULTS DEVELOP FEELING AGAINST WILSON LEAGUE
5 Pm. NEWS
FLASHES
lBULLETIEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. April Is
The city Of Mexico today is com
pletely isolated By rail from the out
side world. according to refugees
from the Mexican capital, who
feached here late last nisht On what
they declare was the last passenger
train 70 get through
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28
SHE WAS ON VISIT

Hazel Andre, 79s Claude street aged
six years. failed to return home from
school yesterday and her mother noti-
fed the police Of Hammond Central
station. The distracted parents were
Gained this morning when Hazel walk
ed into the house. She had spent the
night at a neighbor's home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28

TIMES BUREAU At STATE CAPITAL
TRENTON, j, April 2S-tsen
Wood Jed johnson by 40 in I.S05 pre-
cinctS out of zoos. The count was;
" Ood $500; johnson $3.50
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28

Look for Browns great sensational
sale on another page Of this paper-
adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28
f1IHgs BUREAU AT sTArE cAplrALI

TRENTON. = 81, April es-AIa5
Gen. Leonard Wood apparently hs
won the republican presidential pr-
ferential primary over Senator Hiram
johnson by a very small majorits
Unofficial and nearly comPlets retura
from all over the state indicated today
that the Wood majority is small. hat
steadily increasing
COUNTRY SECTIONS FOR WOOD
The returns from the more pcpu.eas
centers of the state which We're th~
first to come in piled UP 4 good lead
for Senator Johnson, but the later 81
turns from outlying sections and from
the more thinly populated sections GU
down this lead and piled up ma
jority for Wood The upstate eitisS
Of Jersey City and Bayonne went
Johnson.
Johnson supporters in the state
would not concede that the Caufornia
senator had lost the state. althoue
they admitted that Gen wood ap-
parently has jumped into tho lead
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28
THE WEATHER

ron IADIASA-Fnir with frost to-
nights Thursday partly cloudy with
rising temperature
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28

INTERNATIONAL NEWS
FULL LEASED WIRE
SERVICE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28

On streets ard newxstanGs. ).
cer copy. Dellv2rod by carrier IT
hammond and West Tam-u 9cd, sOs
per month.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-22
26 KILLED, 70 INJURED IN DUBLIN RIOT
SAYS RAILROADS MUST
HAVE FINANCIAL RELIEF

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-Unless
immediate financial relief is afforded
the New England railroads "all or
most Of them will very shortlybe driv
en- into receivership," the Interstate
Commerce Commission was told to-
day by counsel for the lines. The
Commission was told that the actual
returns to the roads in September
and the estimated returns for October
under the increased rates granted
undel. the Transportation Act con-
GImcd that the income received by
The roads was not sufficient to meet
their requirements. As one means
of relief the roads asked for re-
adjustment of the division of freight
rates west of the Hudson river and
those east of that river. In this re-
quest, the roads were joined by the
chairmen of the Connecticut and
Massachusetts Public Utilities Com
missions.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-22
ST. JOHNSBURY
RED CROSS HAS
1856 MEMBERS
The Big Drive With Fifty
CanyaserS Closes
Thursday

The dcive for the fourth annual
roll call Of the Red Cross is now on
and closes on Thanksgiving day. The
canvass for members is now being
conducted by 80 of the members Of
the Auxiliary Of the American Legion
and already 1856 members have been
enrolled. st. Johnsbury ought to
have 1000 members as the need for
the money is great. As has been
previously stated 30 cents of every
dollar contributed goes to the nation
al chapter, % cents to the Caledonia
chapter and 23 cents to the s.. Johns
bury chapter. Anyone who has been
missed in the canvass may leave his
dollar at any Of the following places:
Passumpsic Savings Bank, Berry
Ill Dry Goods store, Edward c.
Smiths book store, Louode and
Smythe store.
Alvin c .Noyes, county chairman Of
the roll call, has no. received many
reports from the other towns as yet,
but Lyndonville has reported 700
members with more to come.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-22
UNEXPECTED
STORM CAUSES
SUFFERING
s Inches Fallen. Vehicular
Traffic Is interrupted.
Trains On Time

Coming 80 unexpectedly before
Thanksgiving, the heavy snow storm
which started shortly after noon on
Sunday and continued unabatel to-
day, found the majority Of st Johns
bury residents and other people all
over Northeastern Vermont unp.cpar-
ed AMI a. Il re ult ha, caused con-
siderable interference with vehic-
ular traffic and no small amount Of
suffering because Of the coal shortage
and promise of colder weather.
However, in spite of the unusual large
amount Of snow for this season of the
yea, train service on the Boston and
Maine, Maine Central and St. Johns
bury and Lake Champlain roads, Is
practically unhampered and 50 far
most Of the trains have been on time,
only few being behind schedule.
Up to- o'clock this morning a to-
al os'Syght and one one-hundredths
inches or snow had fallen according
TO officials of the Faibankl Museum.
'S not thought improbable that before
the storm abateS. at least one foot
viii have come down. 1t may be that
many folks are disappointed at the
ight Of snow so early but it is GER
Continued on Page Four)
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-22
FIRE DEPARTMENT NOTES

Apparatus from the Central station
was called to No. l High street at
@.l5 orlock Saturday afternoon to
fight a chimney fire. Practically no
damage was done, the fire being eN-
tinquished in short time.
At 1850 O'Clock on Sunday after
noon the hremen were summoned to
the house at No, 2S Western Ave,
where they quickly stamped out a
Kinney fire, with no damage
The fremen today are busy putting
IN the heavy chains in preparation
'or a snowy winter.
The entire force sat down TO very
bounteous supper Sunday evening,
The menu consisted of roast chicken
md rabbit, salad and other delicious
foods Perhaps the gentle public did
Mt know that the fremen are good
cooks. Captin Considine had charge
of the preparing Of the meat while
Chief Johnston took care of fixing
the salad. You can bet it was a roy
II fed and one that an experienced
hotel chef would be envious of.
Plans are being rapidly pushed for
the big Fireman's Ball to be held in
the Armory on December -. 1t is
certain to be one Of the real swell
offairS Of the seson. Watch this paper
for further particulars.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-22
ST. MARY'S CHURCH
WILL CELEBRATE
MIDNIGHT MASS
To Augment Choir and New
port Church to be -Es-
pccially Decorated

The annual celebration of midnight
Mass, which was not held last Christ
mas eve at s.. Maly's Catholic church
in Newport, will be resumed again
this year, in accordance with the
plans of its rector, Rev. Joseph NJ
II. Bastien. An announcement TO
that effect was made Sunday at all
the masses, The privilege of celebrat-
ing 4 midnight mass Is given by Bis
hop Of the Burlington diocese, the
Right Rev. J. j. Rice, to whom the
power OF permitting such maS>cs in
Vermont is delegated by the Pope
from Rome.
1t is expected that the midnight
Mass this year will eclipse all previ-
Gus Christmas eve celebrations at
st. Mary church. Plans are already
under way TO greatly augment the
choir of male voices, to which will be
added a variety of instrumental ac-
compartment. For this occasion, the
church will be especially decorated as
BELTS the celebration.
Rev. j. NJ H. Bastien expects that
at least $4,000 of the approximate
$4,000 pledged to the jubilee Fund,
two years ago, will be paid up BY the
Continued on page fve)
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-22
FRANCE FAVORS ARMED
INTERVENTION IN ARMENIA

GENEVA. Nov. pa resolution,
presented by NJ. Nivlani, inviting the
counsel Of the League OF Nations TO
confer with the various powers with Il
view OF constituting a torCe sufficient
10 put an end to hostilities in Armenia
which was joined by Lord Robert
Cecil ; resolution along the same line,
was adopted by the assembly of the
League this afternoon. Mr.. Balfour
said an appeal must be sent 10 the
II states OF the League for united
effort to save Armenia
Previous to the adoption of The
resolution, the debate on the QueS-
ton gave the impression of everyone
thinking Of 4 resort 10 intervention
and yet not wishing 10 call 1t by that
name. At the close of the debate,
however, Lord Robert Cecil said lie
would favor armed intervention OF
any other practical plan of dealing
with the situation. NJ Niviani pro-
posed that committee select one
power which would accept the re-
sponsibiliy of making negotiations.
He carried almost the entire assemb-
ly with him in his eloquent speech, in
which he demanded immediate action.
Mr. Balfour wanted further light on
the proposed negotiations. He asked
what the French delegation proposed
to offer the nationalist leader in Tur-
key, ~as it was quite necessary, he
said to offer either money or terri
tory. He thought it would be difficult
to organize an expedition of 10000 or
10000 men. Failure to take prac-
teal action here on this question,
responded NJ. Viviani, "will be to de-
monstrate the default of the League
of Nations. Call it negotiations or
mediation. unless we make this mini
mum of effort we have onlyto register
our failure and to continue our acade-
mic discussions while the A1menians
perish. The whole assembly was on
its feet with the exception OF the
British delegation, cheering NJ. Wy
iani. long after he had regained his
seat.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-22
BOY CRUSHED
BY AUTO TRUCK
in BARTON
Struck While COasting with
Playmate. Has Even
Chance to Recover

Victor Robbins, eight year oil son
of MI and Mrs. Fred Robbins of Bar
ton was critically injured when he
was run over by a Hood Creamery
truck fhile coasting with playmate
on a hill which crosses Main street
in that village, late Saturday. .after-
noon. After receiving first aid treat
ment at his home, the child was
brought to Brightlook hospital Satur-
day night where he was operated on
by Dr.. J. NJ. Allen ina desperate effort
to save his life. Mr. and Mrs. Robbins
accompanied their boy to St. Johns
bury where they will remain until
tonight. 1t was stated at the hospital
this morning that the child had an
even chance of recovery.
The Robbins boy, together with
his playmate, the SkeltIa boy son
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Sheltra were
coastinq. on the. hill in Barton which
runs directly into the Willoughby road
There is a Slight bank that hides the
view of Main street, which Is the at
tibuting cause of the accident. The
Sheltra boy had coasted down the in
cline Just ahead OF young Robbins.
Just as the Robbins boy reached the
foot of the hill, one Of the big trucks
of the Hood Creamery, carrying
load of milk from Willoughby to the
Creamery in Bartor, came along at
fairly good rate of speed and before
the driver saw any sign of the Rob
bins boy he was so near to him that
he could not stop. He applied hia
b axes but the accident could not be
avelted. The front wheel ran ovel
the boys stomach, crushing it anc
causing a hemol1hagc. His sled wa
cut in twain.
The driver together with another
employe. who was riding with him,
picked the lad up and rushed him to
the office of Dr.. NJ. +. Prime. DE-.
Prime advised that the boy be taker
to his home. DR.. J. NJ. Blake and
Dr.. ]. r. Hastings were Immediately
summoned and treatment given the
hov. They stated. however, the only
chance of saving his life, would be
an operation Arrangements were
then made to bring the boy to st,
J Johnsbury
Walter Martin, who was drawing Z
load of pulp from his fathers farm, Is
believed to have been the only eve
witness of the accident outside of the
men in the truck and the Sheltra boy.
! is reported the truck was being
driven on the left side of the road.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-22
LOSES FURS AT
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

GENEVA, Nov. 22-Miss Ruth
Sweetzer, representative Of the AM
ericaA Suffrage Organization, has no.
tilted the police that while attending
the League of Nations on Saturday
she was robbed Of furs valued of
$3.50.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-22

swept Ike an avalanche across the
fed praying as they ran. The scene
was terrifying Cne, the message
adds
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-22

field praying as they ran. The scene
was a terrifying Cnc, the message
adds.
LONDON, Nov. 22-Thc sending
Of additionl troops to Ireland is be-
ing considered, it was stated at the
WI office this afternoon, London
was waiting anXiously today for fur
thcr news from Dublin where 2G
persons were killed and 70 wounded
Sunday but few dispatches had
been received.
Reports TO the Irish Office at noon
said that 3 or 4 uh.l0entified persons
has been killed in Dublin late last
night and that several policemen had
been killed in other parts OF Ireland.
A short telephone message at s
O'Clock this morning reported the city
At least temporarily quiet
Scanty reports during the night
stated that shooting was going on as
sequel of yesterdays assassination
and the subsequent clash between the
military and a crowd at Croke Park.
Official announcement was made
this afternoon that the assas7
tons in Dublin YESTERDAY. .Nraxy
while persons ts.ase Lssiig Sim
Feiners were injulIs during the at
tack. Fourplisoners were taken. These
figures do not include the casualties
al Croke park because Of the pelfec-
ton with which the attack was plan
ned. The troops and police in Dublin
have made few arrests. The Lord
Mayor of Dublin applied fer police
protection last evening it was stated
officially today. No regular military
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-22
GREEK PREMIER ON
BRITISH WARSH1P

ATHENS, Nov. 22-Lord GranVlIIe
British representative here accom-
panied by George Rhalls, the new
Greek premier, today went on board
the battleship Iron Duke, flagship OF
the British Squadron.
The presence of a ritish Squadron
at Athens and the visit of the Premier
Of the new regime apparently have q
significance not described by the dis
patch and the possibilities Of censor
ship are suggested. The British and
French feet took an active part in the
agitation Of Constantine in June.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-22

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
ton of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-22
The Weather

Snow OR rain tonight or
Tuesday. Somewhat
warmer tonight. Increas-
ing northeast winds.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-22
CLOSES BARRE BANK AFTER
PIN ON INSTITUTION

BARRE, Nov. 22-The Barre Say
ings Bank and Trust Co. was closed
today by State Bank Commissioner
Carpenter after a hasty examination
of the books. He offered no state
r1ent bv way of explaining his action.
The bank had been subjected to
run during the past few DAYS follow,
ing the spreading Of unauthentlcated
rumors concerning the banks tnan-
cia condition.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-22

or police being available a party of
Black and Tan was sent to guard him.
NEWRY, Ire, Nov 22-Hcad
Constable kerney was shot and seli-
ouSly wounded last evening by un-
known persons. Subsequently the
house Of former sergeant of the
Cona:&bulary was set on fire
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-22
Crowd in Croke Park Swept By
Gunfire and Shot Down
AS They Prayed
(By The Associated Press)

DUBLIN, Nov. 22-TWenty-slX persons are dead, 70
others in hospitals as result of Sundays orgy of assas
nation and wholesale shooting in Croke Park press
association dispatch from Dublin describing the Croke
Park affair." says that when the firing began the people
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-03
Wclion inv % iDtti.

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to4 "mruno CI0 Niul", fnlocr ionN,
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Ior Wiurta 'ioitc Nnr.
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NOor fort arbciDcr
CT Horiatter.

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en- Gel llnoerIeaelier for Of bringe
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SorIottcrc orbcioer.
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Alurtigifriit. Gn Gang itrep ban III.
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poa at prrc ,lpgcll @urtigifripcr.
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8icnncmIuitsproorftiou al 1900
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en- $4,000 Tnbrlf iii l%looln0lna a.
NlfoboI enc % ulcnc a. SaIm, finn
ior al uiic IuIf huoo fon aisrc9 /
ocuuc Aictuln1
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Worif Nrport.

Gen uoritc @mcrtraIlnica Ghlcn.
Qotoutor mc0ocIcr, at Goup'tlbei
"yuuQcurjorO" oialf ira Bergen ocr
2loc ,%iorunr mco 1904 Cons S0ii
til J}cm PORT. Gen nrco'ercr s.
Cons Nitrntc q Soon. $50 lou@
Nlmliuum, so Cons Siitctouicrucr.
60 Cons Nuocr o. StInO, 20 IONS
[rumO@ir 80 AuuruitCuc. 800 lsn.
Der SjI0 % lrnu. ">]uuaCnrloro"
ueutra til Mem BORT omfrlng Den Soc
TCbuuur
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en- at KriSens Solscr.

9icru Hort Den 29Oc San. SieIgc
Ell al Statrl9 Suunohc02fomuisiTr,
Cr. $. NJ @cg8a, uOorbeibct Stotl-
itif cr Ocu normulc EsbIcIaproccnt
/ Stotru Ncm 0orf blcpct rcbuccrct
mcO $4,000 iiocu ocu lite &arular
1918 iom cl EeIAc Al art9cn ~ D.
rciuItcrcuoc heir &cucomtoitningr
%oumcrt2t uooc0ca ! SILL 1919,
ga TsOilcrne foIot 49, ". 1000
<nObp1Qcrc. Scttc or Den Ioocitc
TooicI@procCut / StotCla N"jitoric.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-03
en- goo panoel.

GhampaiQL 81, Sen 2Soc San.
&co en- Nluttiou Iom boIOtc@ her
iuour, bIcu ser Tor - ~iulobloO3 80
lultO Gnuuo Spjl bctoIt $4,000.
SCR ire Snlonlrlic bIcu scr t"ilion1'
men brtuIt $4,000 90 $4,000
blcu blot iur Niobcrcl. Gpcr
800 Observation-Disclosures ira ale &an-
Ter al @altoct oucrpar Nllftloncll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-03
"Krisens itcrite BELT" iye

@prccitcr, Wai3.. Sen 30tc San.
Scrscnrt N!piu e. Yorf - SIR.
aerS ~iteritc ScIt" - iom boloer
Sorcbrag rlnot on / Saubct iii Snb.
trst for Ct Sonb, hpts Renter ifaI
onpcnocS nj Sprcttclie % &eolisc.
bcloclic al eli hcicre Sfolc Tor
@ieraoiitriftet / S~enncSicc. hpor
hans Silent or. lao liz ioal mot til
at inoitilc Sonrutcn paa 8ruuo al
CT aniolb a. MISUNDERSTANDING
(IppcrbieitiS).