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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-04-29
Amey and the
Fright" Platform

Amey and the
Fright" Platform
The name of Senator Harry
B. Amey of Island Pond is now
mentioned as a possible con-
tender against Congressman
Porter H. Dale in the primar-
les. If Senator Amey should
run on the right sort of a plat
form he would be a very consi-
derable factor in the situation.
Rutland Herald.
A factor in what? If any
one has had personal dealings
with Senator Harry B. Amey of
Island Pond or a long acquaint
ance with him, they would con-
slider him a mighty cheap fac
tor to run against such a man
as Congressman Porter H.
Dale. Porter H. Dale is a
Congressman the state should
be proud of and a proper man
to retain. Putting a man like
Harry B. Amey in his place
would be like swapping an
electric light flame for a tai
low dip
The above is of recent pub
LEGATION in the Express and
Standard and is so nearly Ii
belous that Mr.. Hildreth bet
ter watch his step. AS a mat
ter of fact, Amey has never
been and is not now a candi-
date for Congress. If he was,
no such yellow Journalism as
is here expressed would either
defeat or discourage him. In
fact, considering the source of
this criticism, Arey might DE
willing to pay Hildreth for
some more.
The truth is, this mean, bit
ter, contemptible diatribe of
Hildreth'a is dne to some trou-
bic he bad With Amey over q
personal saft'oC1ent. Instead
OF going MO he Courts, where
he belcuGG, to adjust his diff.
ferences, tc hits below the belt
in the dark by an absolutely
baseIess Utterance.
Go ahead Hildreth and give
Amey another siam. You
are hittjnG below the belt: bat
before you finish, you may lose
your own entrails.
##H###M###**
Declares Russia Has Vast
Stores of Fooc
Russia has vast stores o.
foodstUffs available for eXpOr
after serving the needs of thC
Pu2si&r people, according K
an announcement Of the fo0C
controller ,e-la-. 10 sal.
tras Tire supplies might b.
rov~hjv estimated Wheat an,
81. ar grain, 100000 to 500
600 tons: eggs $500, 600
butter and tea 10000 tons
meat 10000 tons.
The above indicates tina
Russia is coming back. The,
started to establish a socialis
tic Government; and, now
Trotsky is travelling in an arm
ored car, manned by a machin'
gun company and containing
all the paraphernalia of a for
flied palace, ana rules of Gov
eminent are more rigid thai
those of the Gar.
Sanity will return, and Rus
STA will become one of tn
most prosperous countries il
the world. The Seviets, a
first, repudiated all externa
loans but have finally decide
to pay. They could not do OF
herwise and save themselve
We are now practically wit
out an executive Wilson
should resign and allow Mar
shall to take his place
from commercial ostracism
Russia will be a great suppl!
station, furnishing vast store
to the great manufacturing
centres of Europe. The rou
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Thursday, April 20, 1920

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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-09
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

DR., c. Fairbanks Office win be clos
cd until Oct. 10Th. adv 1895
A. B. BOWS Real estate agency
has sold the Henry Rickabv farm
with all stock, crops and tools to
Harvey d. and Edna f. Perkins from
Quebec. This farm is located on the
Danville road. Nh. Perkins takes pos
session at once.
Miss Clara Bunnell Of Luconia and
Fred n. Perrigard of St. Johnsbury
were married at the Baptist parson-
age, Oct. 2 bv Rev. A. S. Wood
worth.
Frederick Lewis, the actor who has
created such splendid impression in
all cities by his magnificent work in
the role Of Jether in "The Wanderer"
which appears at the Colonial Thea
tire, Tuesday evening, enjoys the
proud distinction of having been per-
sonally trained and coached in
Shakesperean plays by no less dis
tinguished a person than E. H. ,Soth-
ern. Mr.. Lewis was Sotheln and
Marlow's principal supporting actor
for six years.
Miss Florence Moore has resigned
her position as stenographer in the
Purchasing Department Of the Fair
banks Company.
The regular meeting of the Pyth-
ian Sisters will be held Monday eve
ming, oct, 10, at 1870 o'clock.
DR.. Alice +. Wakefield was one of
the speakers at the banquet of the
Vermont Women Teachers Club at
the New Sherwood at Burlington
Thursday night, speaking on the
theme "The New Civic Responsib lit
les of Vermont Women.
Miss H. NJ. Spauldng leaves
Monday for a two weeks vacation,
part Of which VIII be spent in Boston
\ story Of three untamed beings
Of the descrt-a man, a demon horse
and a devil dog. See Tom Mix in
the most fascinating Western TO
nance over filmed, "The Untamcl l."
from Max Brands wcll-lmown novel.
This whirlwind tale Of the wild is
"ivon III u delightful musical sottin"
by the Globe orchestra and the swift
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-09

pace Of the story IS borne on q tide
Of breezy music, the sort one needs
in early autumn. See Tom Mix, the
daredevil of the screen, in his great
e. picture at the Globe tonight.
The Universal attraction "A Gun
Fightin' Gentleman', FEATURING Harry
Carey, at the Please u today il g
noteworthy picture from all angles,
and win please the most eXacting.
Harry Carey, the "humanist man"
on the screen has a wonderful role,
and proves that he can make love as
gaIlantly as he rides, and can play
as straight as he shoots. The story
is unique, full Of comedy, romance,
love and laughs, and will hold you
spell bound until the last fade away,
all written by Carey himself. Come
early tonight.
Frank a. Porter returned yesterday
to his home in Springfield, Mass, af-
ter spendn0 a week with bis son,
Thomas w. Porter and family
Halloween dance at the Almory
Friday evening, Oct. 30. adv. 90-91
The village fire department is now
organized with six REGULAR men at the
central fire station and 20 call non,
DIalls will be held for the latter mon
bc9s regularly by Chief Johnson and
the department immediately put on
an efficient basis.
Nj. and Mrs, George f. wilkins
who have been living with Mr.,
Grorye Brooks have left for Fam
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-09
ST, IOHNSBURY LOCALS

MI. and Mrs. W. H. Donaghy spent
the week end with their niece, Mrs.
n. II. McRaynolds at North Danville.
Nj. and Mrs Arthur Emmons and
two children of North Danvillc arc
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-09
100 LAIE 10 CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-kitchen Range. Coal
or wood. ) Prospect st. Gordon
90-91+
LOST-Ncw 30x3 Globe tires partly
wrapped between ia Railroad St,
and ) School street. Finder please re-
turn to Chief J. d. Finley at Police
Sat on. 9O-92F
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-09
WANTED-Man or Woman to act

WANTED-Man or Woman to act
rs special representative collecting,
inspecting, etc. Salary $4,000
monthly and commissions Position
peImanent. Firm who will omen bus
mess here and throughout Vermont
soon. Also SCARE time man or NSman
to work under snecial rcnrcscr 4o+ive
three hours daily, Salary $4,000
monthly and coo~9issic~ C,eh
ROnd required for both ~0sitioas Ad-
dress Dent. ], p. Q Box, %, Bpr-
lington, Vt, go
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-09

vice at 7. Subject Of sermon, "The
Tai.d Commandment in the Life Of
Today" At The close Of this service
al who wish are invited to tarry for
q ocial half hour
South church. Rev. Francis A.
Poole, Minister. Morning service at
1850 Subject Of sermon, Church
and State Bible school at II,
Ploasc-U theatre service at T.
At The North Congregational
church the pastor, Rev, Frederick B.
Richards will preach at 1890 on
"Thc Imperative Need for Spiritual
Vision" Sunday school at II. Union
service at the Pleasc-U theatre at 7.
The "Pcople's Theatcr Services"
will be resumed Sunday evening at
100 o'clock This wear they will be
held al the Pleasc-U theater instead
of the Globe, as formerly. There will
he enccial music and Rev. Frederick
b Richards, Of the North church,
VIII give q short, practical sermon
0" "What Makes Your Motor Coz
Al those not peculiarly attending any
other evening service arc cordially
invited to the Please Z.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
BRILLIANT CAST in
"THE CUP OF FURY"

With en- able cast selected with great
care, "The Cup OF Fury" an Eminent
Authors Production from the book OF
Rupert Hughes and made at the Gold
wyn Studios. is illustrative OF how con-
vincing a picture can be II its players
are exactly suited by type 10 their
parts. After viewing THE Cup Of
Fury" one cannot imagine the char
acters in IL being portrayed by any but
the people have the parts. They
seem TO live and breathe on the screen,
so we'll do they blend with the trend OF
the story.
Helene Chadwick has one OF the most
dramatic roles Of her career as Mamsie.
Her sweetness and simplicity win quick
sympathy for the girl whose innocent
confidence in her foster parents leads
her into trap set by the secret serv-
ice for a band OF German conspiratOrs.
As the story reaches its climax Miss
Chadwick has an opportunity to bring
into play her great versatility, and she
makes the most Of II. Mamsie could
not be more satisfying person
whether In her highly emotional scenes
or in those which she dominates by
strength OF character.
ROckcllffe Fellowes combines in Da-
vidge culture and chivalry with manli-
ness and lyoslty, and makes him
cleancut young fellow OF pleasing per-
whose ire It Is not safe to
arouse Davdge's persistent courtship
OF Mamsie and his final success in win
ming her furnishes the vein OF romance
that runs through the story.
Sydney Ainsmith is very prominent in
the early part Of the picture as Yer
rinder, a human bloodhound type Of
secret service man who does not
understand the meaning Of defeat.
Clarissa Selwynne as Lady Clifton
Wyatt is a cold. naughty aristocrat.
Kate Lester and Herbert Standing as
Lord and Lady Webbing are excellent.
Their work as Mamsie's foster parents
is little short OF perfect. Frank Leigh
has the despicable part OF Nicky, and
Florence Deshon and Dwight Critten-
den play Polly and Major WiddicOmb.
II. A. Morgan and Marion Colvin as Jake
and Abbie complete the cast.
The convincing work Of each mem
Der OF the cast reflects TO the credit
OF the director. T. Hayes Hunter, who
made use Of every possible chance TO
inject realism into the picture and keep
Il alive in thrills and interest
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
South Side Eden Flashes

Paul Goodwin announces that he has
gone to work.
Red Wright has made an application
for work.
When win surprises cease9
John Rogers says he is the best pin
ochle player in the club.
Well, John Fizzle, Forrest claims to
be from Missouri.
Go after him. Fizzle.
A ladies night" VIII be held in two
weeks.
John Coleman and Morris Sakers have
been appointed boxing instructors,
these men having had a very remarkable
career in the west
Mr.. Coleman says he expects 10 turn
out some ilstic artists.
HARRY Gfdll Lds Decu eiecleu IndudstI
OF the baseball team.
4 dance will be given in the near fu-
ture, for the benefit OF the baseball
team.
Every member is requested TO attend
the next meeting, as business OF ut
most importance will be transacted.
There Will be a little surprise for the
members at the next meeting.
Mr.. Gillen and Mr.. Kelleher, captains
oi Team No. 4. are leading in the race
for a new building.
Come on boys. let's put It over the
top.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
WITH THE BOXERS

TULSA. Okla.LBarney Porter, Tulsa
stopped Young Lindsay, New Orleans
in two rounds here last night. They are
featherweights.
PHILADELPHIA - frankie Fleming
Canadian lightweight, outpointed jim
mic Socco. Boston, in a six-rOund bout
here last night. Jack Perry, Pittsburg
Outpointed Patsy Cline New York, In
another bout.
NEW YORK-Back in his palmy days
old Bob FtzsimmOns used 10 bawl his
boy Young Bob, because he wouldn't
so into the ring.
The shades Of old Bob must have
been doing the same thing last night
because he did go into the ring.
True. Young Fitz scored. a technical
knockout over Eddie West Newark
Evening journal., 1920-01-27

heavyweight. over in Jersey City, but
West get so tired waiting for some
thing that he had coming in one round
that he quit with a few seconds 70 go
in the seventh round
In a preliminary. Young Fitz would
have gone big but in the headline bout
OF an all-star card, he was a huge dis
appointment.
Bob Is a novice. II was only his
second fight. In appearance ne is q
chip OF the old block, but thas's all.
He has leagues TO cover before he be-
comes able TO carry the nag Of the
family.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
CONVENIENT!
II Constipated. Bilious or
Headachy, take
"Cascarets."

Cascarets never grippe. slcken or in
convenience one like salts. on. Calomel
or harsh pills. Feel bully Re enlcicntl
Don't stay sick. bilious. headachy, con-
stipated Remove the liver and bowel
poison which Is keeping your head
dizzy, your tongue coated, your breath
bad and stomach sour. Why not spend
few cents for box OF Csscarets and
enjoy the incest. genilest laxative-ca-
thartlc you ever experienced They
work while you sleep.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
HOLD "MEAsuRINGn PARTY

Washington Heights Branch Of the
Sunshine Society held a measuring
party yesterday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Clarence Glandlng, No. 23O0
Market street. A tea and social hour
followed.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
HOlU Much DO You WEIGH?

habits OF eating
lack regular Eat freely ftfomn foods
toned paragraph.
Be
especially
the fat
cereals substitute
fruits.
and Age OF and
pounds
f you your
ageyo thin and probably undernourIshed)
Evening journal., 1920-01-27

The Want Ads win be governed FOR
nndlng Of good places 10 board. and
houses 10 rent will receive much at
tention II advertised Al once.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27

end Senator Howard sutherland OF
West Virginia. Former Congressman
frank q. Lowden, now Governor of
Illinois. Is another man Of legislative
training who is a candidate for the
Republican nomination They are ml
good men and any one OF them would
make "a better president from enjoy
ing the great advantage Of years sery-
ice IN Congress.
(Which one do you think is besi?"
asked Ruth.
II haven't made mp my mind. yet.
answered Uncle Ted, "asd ! won't de-
eide which one viii be my choice un-
Hl ] find out what each OF them wants
done I'm regard 10 important public
questions. Willie / am lrsns 10 teach
you is that o man Wao las had eX-
pcrlence i'm The legislative bodies Of
nur Government is better able 90 run
tSis country Than a man who has not
had that experience. ile knows what
% means TO nelp make the laws, and
for that reason hc can appreciate how
The men feel who do that ne knows
the ins and outs Of The running OF the
government and is better able DO obtain
what The people OF the country need.
So 70 is for these reason that ! hope
our next President VIII come from
among the men of legislative expert
ence and ! hope that DE will bc the
Kind of man ] have tried 10 tell you We
need"
Evening journal., 1920-01-27

Now kiddles," said Uncle Ted as
Jack and Ruth cuddied close 40 their
uncle in the back seat Of Daddy's auto
mobile which was spinning along at a
merry clip, Il told you last week about
funny dinner party given by the Dem-
ocrals in Washington not long ago at
which many OF the men spoke VINO
want 20 run for President ON the Demo-
cratic ticket next November. ] won
have time to tell YOU your story to-
night so I am going TO ten you now
about the kind OF man think ought TO
be our next President
who is he2' asked jack
->.No. Jack, ] didn't say would tell
Won who I think should be our next
President. but The kind Of man he must
be- 80 listen closely. ln the trst
place. for the past seven years. our
country has been run by bunch Of
men who had az their head man who
never had served either In the House
of Representatives Washington or
the Senate. I mean. of course, Wood
row Wilson Not having served iu eith-
er Of those important bodies OF our
government he was less able 10 under
>land how ihe men Who are In them
fea and how ne should dead with them.
Because ne never sat in either the
House or the Senate he could not know
a. much about our government as hc
Should. do not mean that We cannot
have good Presidents unless they have
been Representatives or senator's, but
J Vant 90 make you understand that
when a President has had That eXper-
ience ne is better able 20 run The gov
efnmenl he knows more about it and
cln deal with Congress in a much bet
Ter way
Have we ever had a Presidedi who
ha1 been a Senator or Representatives.
asked Jack
Yes. Jack, many OF them A. YOU
know. lhe Senate and The House are
known as our legislative bodies. Be
tore and during the Revolution in i77G
when our country was freed from
Great Brtsin and for while aflerward
there was one legislative body and IL
WAS called the Continental Congress.
our FIRST three Presidents George
Washington. lohn Adams and Thomas
jefferson We're members Of that body
before being elected President The
fourth President, James Madison. was a
member OF lhe House Of Representa-
it,es before being elected
"James Monroe was Senator from
Virginia from 1890 10 i19i. lie was
FIRST elected PresldenEin 1914 John
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
Uncle Ted's Bedtime Stories
Our Next President

Quincy Adams served in the Senale
from Massachusetts, from ls02 10 1909.
lie also served iu the House and was
elected President i'm 1875. Andrew Jack
son served one year in the senate
from 1871 20 is9s, and aeain from 1872
20 1926 he was first elected President
IN 1928. We too. served I'm the House.
Marlin Van Buren was senator from
New York from 1922 90 1928 he was
elected Vice President IN 1882 and Pres
ideni IN 1875 William Henry Harrison
served In the Senate from OHIO from
1875 To- 1890. and was elected President
IN 1910. lie served in The House. John
Tyler was Senator from Virginia from
1927 10 1896. In 1910 he was elected
Nice-President on the ticket with
Harrison and became President when
Harrison died a month after his in
auguration he had served in The
House. Franklin Pierce, who was
elected President IN 1852. served in the
Senate from New Hampshire from 1887
10 1872, and also in the House Abra-
ham Lincoln served one term IN Con-
gress and eight years In the Illinois
Legislature Andrew Johnson served In
the house and in the senate from Ten
nessee from 1851 90 1862 In 1864 he was
elected vice president on The ticket
with Lincoln and became President af-
ter LincOn's assassination. lie was
again elected senator in 1873, being the
only president 10 be elected 90 The sem
ate after his term in the White House.
James A. Garfield served in The House
and ne was also elected 10 the Senate
from Ohio but was elected president
I'm 1850 before 10 was time for him 70
10 take his seat in ihe Senate Benja-
min Harrison was senator from lndi-
ana from 1881 90 1851, and was elected
President in iS5S William Mckinley
was never in the senate, but he serv-
Ed IN the House
81 didn't know there were so many,
exclaimed Jack.
"Yes, ther were a great many, Jack.
Today there are four Republicans I'm
The senate who are working for the
Republican nomination. They are Sen
aior Warren G.. Harding Of ohio. Sena-
tor Hiram Johnson. Of California: Sen
aior Mile polndeXter, OF Washington
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
LEMEs NElys mAppENINGs.

Special 20 The Evening Journal
LEWEs. Jan. 27-A local pilot was
two DAYS and one night bringing a
steamer from Philadelphia to the
Breakwaler last week on account OF 50
much ice IN the bay and river.
George II. Oton. who has been con-
gned TO his home for several weeks, is
able 60 be OGt again
Charles II. Howard a rural mail car
rier. is spending two weeks vacation
IN Philadelphia Cornelius B. Hazard
IS substituting for Mr.. Howard.
l.. G.. Jordan and Family, OF North
Carolina, are spending a few weeks
with Mrs. Jordans father, Joseph d.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
Thin. NERVOUS PEOPLE
need BITRO-PH0SPHATE

are often simply astonishing.
Weak, tired people regain strength ana
yigor; thinness and angularty give way
10 plumpuess and curves; sleep returns
10 the sieepless; confidence and cheerful
ness replace debility and gloom; dun
eyes become bright. and pale. sunken
cheeks regain the pink glow OF health.
Bitro- Phosphate, the use OF which is In
expensive. also wonderfully promotes the
assimilation OF food, so much so that many
people report marked gains OF weight ID a
few weeks. II IS sold by Danforth and all
good druggists
CAUTION Although bitro-phosphate is
unsurpassed for relieving nervousness,
sleeplessness and general weakness, it
should not. owing to its remarkable flesh
growing properties, he used by anyone who
does not desire TO put on flesh.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
FORD'S NEW CAR
MOTOR READY

DETROIT. Jan. 25-Ilenry Ford's first
internal combustion engine driven in
terurban car is completed and ready 10
make the trial run from Detroit TO Chi
cago. IN front Of the Wolverine Flyer
on the Michigan Central
Work is under way on the city car
model. Inquiries are being received
from street railway and interurban lines
throughout lfe country, asking when
The new cars will be ready, and re-
Evening journal., 1920-01-27

questlng opearting and price data. The
Ford company is going ahead with
plans for quantity production.
1--WE expect 70 have plant two miles
long in Dearborn to. build these cars
said Chief Engineer Charles E. Soren-
son. A feature Of the new interurban
ear is its lighlness. II weighs 10 tons,
compared with 30 tons FOR the standard
inlernrhan car now I'm nse.N
Evening journal., 1920-01-27

Thompson.
4. Louis Amundson. who for some
time has been in charge OF the Mari
time Exchange office at the Delaware
Breakwaier, has resigned and has ac-
cepted a position with the frm Of D. w.
Burbage and Company, ship brokers.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27

Guaranteed 10 Put on Firm. Healthy
Flesh and 10 Increase strength. SigOr
and Nerve Force.
Weak thin peOple-men Or women-are
nearly always nervous wrecks; thus con-
cluslvely proving that thinness, weakness,
debility and neurasthenla are almost IN
yaTlably due 10 nerve starvation. Feed
your nerves aud an these symptoms due
10 nerve starvation Will disappear.
Eminent specialists state that the best
nerve food Is an organic phosphate kpown
among druggists as Bltro- Phosphate a nye-
grain tablet OF which should be taken with
each meal Being a genuine nerve builder
and not a stimulant or hablt-iofmlns
drug BitrO- Phosphate can he snfeiv
taken by the weakest and most delicate
sufferer. and the results following its use
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
CUPID WINS OUT OVER
aIss DiscoRO IN PHoENiI

PHOENIX. Jan. S-Cupid kept
about ferr jumps ahead OF the Cod
Gess OF Discord" during the year 19l?
according 10 the records of the sd
periCr court OF Maricopa county
There we're more than twice as many
marriages as there were divorces,
but the "old girl" got in a lick early
IN 1920. with two leftover divorce
DEGREES on the very first day.
Records OF the civil docket of the
cour; show that there were 466 d.
yorce suits in the county in 1919 ana
that 1895 couples procured marriage
licenses from the superior court. De
cember was ,he record month and
also me manth Wien tie race be-
tween Cupid and Miss Discord was
the closest. for the records show 1872
marriage licenses and ISL divorce
suits.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
COURT DECIDES LIQUOR
ROW STARTED 3 YEARS AGO

PRESCOTT, Jan. S.-An echo OF
ar old local campaign against bcot-
Logging has come from the state SUI
preme court, which has sustained
judge Sweeney, of the local court. la
setting aside judgment by stipula-
ton for 1912. in favor OF the Thie.e
Detective agency OF Los Angeles. The
county supervisors were not in SYM
patty with the activities of the shcr-
off and county attorney and refused
TO pay the detective bill for evidence
gathered in 1917 against several for
mer Prescott saloonkeepers. accused
OF the Illicit sale of intoxicants. Then
the stipulation was entered into by
the county attorney. His action is
called by the supreme court ''unwa--
ranted and unlawful usurpation CT au-
thority"