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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-10


Salisbury J. S. Strong, j. w. Vale
Salt Creek-E. f. Stoncr.
Triplett-John Reichert Ed Nor
itz.
Wayland-Will Chrane.
yellow Creek-D, o. Wilson, Dun
can Locke.
Monday, September 20.
Edward Myers VS. Bud Garth ct
al; partition.
2 Malinda F. Prather ct al VS. Let
tie Harmon ct al; partition.
8 Emily Dorrance VS. Stella Dor
rance; suit to set aside will.
a Jessie S. Baker VS., Archie WIS
dom; partition.
s Yellow Creek Drainage District
VS.. VIM. Taylor ct al.
9 City of Brunswick VS. Edna Ken
nedy ct al; paving tax.
10 City of Brunswick VS. NJ. L. Stern
paving tax.
IL City OF Brunswick VS. oarah
Scott ct al; paving tax.
12 City of Brunswick VS. Louis Ben
ecke; paving tax.
13 City of Brunswick VS.. Louis Zim-
menman; paving tax.
IA Cityof Brunswick VS. FREDERICK
c. and Louis Sasse; paving tax.
Is City Of Brunswick vs.. F. c, and
Louis Sasse; paving tax,
10 City Of Brunswick VS. Lizzie
Finch ct al; paving tax.
II In the matter of Garden Of Eden
Drainage District.
IS J. C. Yutz VS.. P. o. Conrad;
note
19 Reuben Winfree VS. Joe 2. Ham
nett; commission.
20 Pearl Fay Henage ct al VS. Mary
lane Oliver ct all partition.
2f State of Missouri VS.. Geo Hecke;
paroled.
% Geo. w. Butler VS.. Mollie E,
Knott ct al.
25 State of Missouri VS.. Elizabeth
Cunningham; obtaining money
under false pretense.
26 State of Missouri VS.. Obie Nc
Adams; burglary and larceny.
27 State of Missouri vs.. Donnie Mi
nor; burglary and larceny.
2S State of Missouri VS. Russo
White; burglary and larceny.
Tuesday, September Fl.
80 Mary L. Broadus VS.. Boswortf
Hunting Club; note.
"a Pauline McCampbell ct al VS. .
P. Ray, Admr; equity.
IS Thomas NJ. Gray VS.. George A
Twichell; alienation.
So State Of Missouri ex rel z. {
Simmons, collector VS. John N
Hamilton; city tax.
81 Caroline Dewey ct al VS. Mar!
Tippet; suit to set aside will.
SO Robert Phelps ct al VS. Wabasl
Railway Co; damages.
SO Model Mill Co. VS. Wabash Rail
way Co.
40 R. L. Ball VS. Western Union Tel
egraph Co; damages.
Al S. ]. Miller VS. Wabash Railwa
~ dornanac
az V. H. Morgan VS. c, R. Morgan
settlement and accounting.
43 Charles Randolph vs. F. w. Mar
son; ejectment.
"A Carl Neidholdt VS. William Kuf
Ter; damage.
as Louis ]. Carson VS.. Robt. Heck'
mandate.
4 46 George Henderson, Jr, VS.. A. !
Haberly ct al; suit to set asid
deed.
AZ Perry Lee VS. Wabash Railroa
Co.; damages.
As Henry Richardson VS.. Wester
Union Telegraph Co; damages.
Wednesday, September 22.
AZ r. P. Woodbury. ct al VS. Ella ]
Hanmett; continued.
50 Harris-Polk Hat Co. VS.. M.
O'Connell; account alias sun
mons and continued.
81 Chris NJ. Shupe vs.. James Bar
lett ct al; petition for mandaml
continued.
81 Village Of Mendon VS. Christ
Sanders; su;t to quiet title
81 Nm. Il. Fox vs.. Edward GaTi
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-10

The modern type of pure-bred hog
is modelled more or less after the Irish
high-back car.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
throwing CANES.
IS NOT CRIMINAL
THROWING RAsEBALI,r-aO
LOS ANGELES SUPERIOR COUNT
JUDGE RENDERS OPINION IN
ONE CASE.

3y Associated Press
Los ANGELES. Calf. Dec. 20. -
Agreement to throw baseball games u
rot 2 criminal offcnao. according to
ruling of Judge Frank " willis Of the
Los Angeles superior court. who today
dismissed indictments charging W.
Rnkcr Babel Bcrton. former member
- tho Vernon club ~ the Pacific Coast
has,blll league: ". G.. I,umlor and Earl
V. Maggcrt. former SALT Lake players;
and Nathan hammond alleged gambler
- Seattle with having conplrcd to
throw" rnmcs In The 1919 season.
Judge Willis not only sustained DE-
nurrors alod by attorneys for Dorion
and Magg,rt. but held that defects In
he indictments could not be cured By
rc.suhmission 81 the matter to the Los
Angeles county grand jury.
This was sid 90 mean the end of the
case. $50 Gar No any criminal prosecu'
ton VAS concerned tn cEnnoration OF
ne hail and the dinmissal OF the charges
ar,insi the four accused men.
Judge willis said the players In mgll'
ing contracts with the teams. had enter
I'd into an agreement tn play baseball
tD 'h, best ~ their ability. Rut, hr
continued. admitting for the sake ~
argumont they had no, been Ho. their
act amounted only to q breach Ut "a civil
,outrrct and hc held. was In no way
"rc'iunnhlc ns criminal causr."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Quarrel Over Rents
Results in Shooting
py A,sosia,ed Pna.

FL RENO. Okla. Dec. 2+.--Elmcf
Tanning nnd Garrison Barker were XIII
ed In shootlng affray on Barker farm
10 miles southwest 81 here today, feh
llwing nm alleged quarrel over rent.
Faning'H brother Arthur. renter IN
Barkrrs farm. Is alleged to have had
tfnnhlc with Barker over rent dispute.
Parker ~ said e. have gone 10 the farm
where the two were working and "a
have shn, at Arthur Tanning. II ~
alleged his brother Elmer inicrfcrr"l
ard that Barker turned ard shot hiii
three times. Though fatally wounded.
Elmer Fannlng IT, said To- have drawn
his revolver ana fired three times az
BARKER without effect, lie then picked
NJ a sl.,t gun. 1. Is alleged. and killed
Barker
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Bride Blows Gas Out;
Happiness is Nipped
Early at Newark, NJ.

NEWARK. y. J.. Dec. ga small.
eafk-cyed girl who arrived here yes
tsriay froSa Naples. Italy. and her sol.
der here. Rocco Bruillo. Who's bride
she became a few hours after. were
found dead from asphyxiaiion today In
their snug Academy avenue apartment
i month ago In Italy. Carnalla re.
oeived money for steamship fare and
with IL a note come d me, my sweet.
heart. and We will b. married a, Christ
mas time"
After the simple wedding az Ellis l.
land yesterday. relatives q Bruiilo
foasted she veteran and his bride. Tho
celebration lasted In the early hours ~
this morning.
when the couple retired. II IL believ'
ed. carmaiia. who az home was used o
Oh lamps. blew out the gas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
1890 Games

CllisDuis %. Olympi, club o.
california So Mare Island o.
California g.. So Mary, o..
C1llf'rnia -. Nevada 2.
California 50. y,ah o.
California r.. Oregon AEgl,s O.
California 20. Washington state .,
California g,. stanford a.
California ~. Opponents -
Clafouns team Ncigh; average T.
l76 pounds while the line average IL
iN3.
Ohio State
Shaker. axe - height o. W,lght Ia.
position. i,ft end
Huffuan Capil axe 20. height Q:
weight iss. position. l,ft weklc.
j Tayinr age 80. hr.hf jiE:
weight i1pi WESTON. llfi guard.
Ncmcccrk. age -, height 90. weight
'sul position. coatcr.
TratL ago 90 height jl0is. weight
i3H. position rgh, guard.
Sriers arc %: hcight all. weight
100. r.rht tackle.
Myers. age 20. height SIT: weight
i;t. Position. right end
~ Workman. axe 90. heKht $40.
weight l6' position. quarter i1ck.
Sunchcumb. age %. h,.sht Is;
". irh' l-. position. left half
Flair. az, o.. height 60, weight Nv.
position r.sh, hall
wuAman age %. height sax.
weight 2O'. position. fun hack.
Probable substitute list:
y. Workman age -. height 30.
weight Isi; position, end.
Bliss. AK, 81 height JN, weight lji
position. hall back.
cot. axe ~. height 5si.; weight
1855. position half lach.
Henderson. arr 81 height 5ais
weight i76; position, half back
Isabel age ~; height G, wcisht ia
position fun back.
! Jackson. az. a.. height O. weight
lls4. position. ipckl,
PauIcy, axe %. h,i-ht .. weight 10
lpusitiun, center.
e. Tsylor. age go. hcisht $40. weight
l7o. position. fuli hack.
Weaver. age 81. h"ight $40 weigh
Z $50. position. fuli lack.
We.che. age -. height y. weigh
10. position gulrd.
1890 Games
Ohio 6, Wesleyan o.
Obi, CO. Obcrln %.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
SCOTT TABS

The sam, Co.. hc played ihia afternoon
.W q. v.H ",r'h the going to src tn
Nu#r b.y h1yc shown ,hs, they are
e'. o. th proper stuff hy even
aer,.re to play N, game. which Is d..
ss r.sy.1 &C. % purpose u obtaining
ar.r..s pop furn'sh ~wc1ters "a the
..s u, go. 1890 boys Tho Alumni.
r. hl.r given much ul their time IN
rrcratug co. DO slmo and have pr.
t.0t,i ihD'r machine tu the uUin, that
fT~ur.- th'' Oh. snc'a'ors sil' De- fufn.
,h,l rsl entertainment. Tor their mon.
,v. .u, glu, win 90. &c. along the
llr.ll lines hat is so often the case
v'h fnlm Tint h'e no. been organ.
i-rd o. MGR, 'hrn iuvf enc game. The
fnye ~ tn 1890 squad appreciate the
acu.1 ~ tho Alumni hut viii ncycrthe.
a 'hrr bst 90 grab ofi the BIG
enc q the score.
Th. cause e. thr game !, worthy q
thr Support OF 200 the followers of foot.
u-U iu % city, specially sine, the game
81 ruag O.. Dec q oui.,r
W vnrt 60 ESQ our .rn columns 10
wish 600 'ba ld'rs ,i thr Nrws Sport
rIe". \ M.r~r Chrismas and New
Year fuU Ui happiness and Increased
prosperity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
both TEAMS IN GOOD CONDITION
FOR BIG GAME This AFTERNOON;
FINAL PRACTICES HELD FRIDAY

The stage Is all set the actors have
held their last rehearsal. and the ad'
vance sale 81 tickets assure a large au'
dlence. for the football game 60 10
played this afternoon between the rep
ressntliivc team 81 the High Solved
for the year q 1899 and team compos'
"a Of member Of former teams q IL
sans school Tor the pas, four or five
seasons
The High School team under the III
reciorship Of Coach Al m,lns. went
through their last scrimmaga and ZIG
nal drill nj the Athletic Park ycstrrdl,
afternoon at three O'Clock and then
turned the field over 90 the Alumni
team who. under the leadership q loha
Crudgington. captain f,hc team. went
into their final workout before the ref
erces whistle starts the same this al
teEnoon.
The members Il the High Schol
team are working hard under ihcli
new c0acn and every man % them 10
confidsnt that the end u the game will
find them the victor they have been
filled with new enthusiasm and loyalty
and have the old confidence IN their
ability 20 win. and Will 80 into the
game determined 20 give their very
best 20 every play q the game and
will b. on the alert Ia caso tumble
orsany other break IN the game glvcs
than the chance 10 gain the adyantagc.
they do no, look Tor a bic score game
hut expect a tight game where the besi
regulated machinelike play viii win
Captain Taylor will direct the field
work IL the team and his ability ia this
capacity Is well known 20 all follower,
q the game IN Amarillo.
Practically the entire squad 81 Tho
Alumni team reported Tor practice ~
four O'Clock yesterday when a heavy
workout and signal practice was he'll
the team has about perfected It's team
work and have the signals runnine
smoothly and snappy. there IL much
lesa lost motion and time IN the han
ding Of signals by this team than one
would expect 10 find In a team that had
been organized 80 short a time. the
boys have worked hard and are show
Ing the effects now by their much i'm
proved play over that q a week ago
and are able to put up a real game q
fotball and the spectators who 80 e
this game expecting 20 see farce, arC
doomed 20 disappointment.
entire ppoce.-is ef the game ar'
10 80 10 the athletic fund of the Hlg,
School 20 b. us.d for the purpose 81
buying swcaters FOR the members 81
the fgse team who have earned then
by their play during the season JUS
past.
The game win be- called az promptly
80 y. m. az the Amusement Park
Fourth and Monroe. Admission 81
cents
The iine.ups a. announced for IA,
BEGINNING ~ the game are as follows
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Sixty Tons Of Toys
to Be Distributed
in Stricken Areas

PARIS. Dec. .s-sixty tons Il toys.
bought BY the children u France. viii
he distributed IN thu devastated Aisne
and the Rheims By the League q off
Gers and ex-soidiers ~ France under
IN. direction ~ 81 nlnei Naimer. the
French writer. and Nice-Presiisui ~
the league.
The ldea first secured 20 N. hnet
va,u,er lat year when visiting the cen.
,e..- Of the Amerc1n COMMITTEES TO-
acx.s,atcd France. and y vas through
az "a II the Cani!ons a. the commit
,rr tina, farty tons ~ tny~--fofty thou
IA psrkaeea were tran~rnrtli fren
p,tl. 40 ne Devastated area
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
To Fight In Fort Worth.

FORT WORTH. Dee. 2I.--Frank
T'cein. manager - Jack Thompson. ne.
gro heavyweight pug.lst. anouacec
hero tonirn; that Harry Wills, chalicn.
grr - Jack Dempsey. heavyweight Il
tie holder. would meet in this city 'lw
ing January next.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
DOPE GIVES Ohio
WEIGHT ADVANTAGE
over COAST TEAM

PASADENA. calf. Dee et-Whon
the Ohiu state football players untc'
foa,rd champions Of thc Western COM
ferrncc-dlg their toss iu tn rridirun
herr NcW Years Day AGAINST the TINT
y,rsity ~ california team hampiHus
II the Wcst-ohio viii have slight
tdtan'agc in the weight problem
The team av,ug, ~ the buckeyes Is
iSe pounds a. against q ls6 pound
average fur tho Califurnilns. IN the
Hno. tho average weight ~ The
phioans BE- ise pounds while the aver
age 81 the California forward wall Is
ls3 pounds The haDkned ~ tho
buckeyes also il N, heavier th" cum'
blncd weight toAling o., pounds The
total weight 90 %, Californian tAyS'
field trio is an even 500 pounds
California win uU; have a player in
the game welghug above The 100
mark. while ohio viii start two players
sailing above that figure and two
others upping The ls1m 90 exactly 100
pounds Willamau. the pluuring full
hack ~ the Buckeyes. scales 2ps
pounds. and Ncmcc,k ~ center.
weighs g0l pounds Trott and Sp.crs.
TWO lincmcn. are 100 pounds Pete
Sunchcomb. the sensational half hack,
Is the ligh,cst player GA th' ohio
squad--soaling only 10 pounds
The weight OF the California hack
field Is more evenly distributed than
hat - the Orleans Morrison. the
fullhack. Is the heaviest ~ the trio
weighing rs pounds. Sproti az lsft
half weighs le7. and Toomey az right
half balances the beam no Is pounds.
Erh. the Quarterback. Is the lightcsi
player on the California eleven. lie
weights only i45 pounds
Here i the tape and other stalls
tics on the rival players:
California
Berkey. age %: height 5.ii =. weight
Us. position. left end.
Dean. age q. height 8: wc.ght I'j.
position. left tackle.
Majors, age 81 height 5il "a, weight
iS3, position. left guard.
Latham. age %. height 5ii =;
weight ~, position center
Cranmer. agc 81. height sil. weight
ise. position right guard.
McMillan. agc %. height 81 IA.
weight l76. position right tackle.
Muller. age 10; height 6.i weight
Ia. position right end.
Erh age 20. height 80; weight iis.
position. quarterback
Sproii. axe %, height jloi.. weight
is5. position LEFT hall
ToOmcy. age -. height ili; weight
49,. position rghi half
Morrison. age %. height Cl; weight
i7s position fullhack.
| Probable substitute lis'
| Hall age %. height $40: weight
1876 position fulllack.
Nislci age 81: height 5ii; weight
is5. fullhack
Cline. age q; hc!gh, $50: weigh,
i5s. position. end.
Van SAINT. age %. height $40; weigh,
ij6. position. halfhack.
Toncy. age % height 5l0i.; weight
ie7. position. end. tackle
Deeds age 20; ho.ght 5si. weight
i6i; position. half hack
Hisson. age %. height 80. weight
~. position quarter
Gallagher. age 90 height $40
weight 10. center.
Barnes age 20. hc.ght 8. weight l7s
position. tarklc.
Bel Az a. height CO.. weight iS7
position. fun
Rove az 20; height 5li we!shi
rs: position. half
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Santa Claus Comes.
Early With Fortune
For Woman and Boy
By Associated Pres

~ Associated Pres.
TACOMA. de-. 2l-Santr Claus
came dav early o. the home Of Mrs.
Ray u. Goodalc On rIylllup and lcfi 4
half million dollars i0 her stocking for
h,re'f and baby son.
The gift came IN the form 81 news
,ha; the woman and baby have inherit.
cd thu estate II Ray Mcrwin. a New
York stock broker who recently died.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

ohio -t Wesleyan o.
Ohio &C. Olrrllu o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
BABE RUTH RETURNS
FROM TRIP TO CUBA.

~ i.o-.a',d Pro-.
N.N YORK. pe. 2i-'il't' Ruth
returned jn Sos. WORK. tonight from
cuba. Asked what be- wanted most
o. Christmas Babe said u Santa
would slip down tho Ruth chimney 20.
u.rst with 20 lat With which be could
drive out . home runs in 1921. D.
would o." -ltIsfird "l,ahc" made 81
circuit drives last season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Pope Benedict is
Over Fiiume Affair

~ \ suriaisd lffss.
ROME. Dec. 2i--ropc Benedict ~
d.olly concerned over the situation at
Fiumc ana has instructed Munsignor
Constantine 20 use 40 the means at hil
disposal to prevent . conflict and avoid
Ll0odshrd he believes that the DIFF
f,rcnccs 90 opinion between the Italian
government and Gabrielle DAnnunsio
are now reduced 60 such small de-
gree il would be- sacrilcgc II human life
wore mpcr.lpd 90 settle them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

TRIESTE. Dec. 2i-lt Is reported
here taai the council 81 Rcctors nj
Fiumc has proposed To Gabriel DAN
nunzio. q plan for q peaceful solution
II the differences with the Italian gov
ornmoni. ramcly. the evacuation Il tn
island 81 Ar,c and N"gclii. but the
poct refused to consider the subgcs
tiou.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Assistant Agent Named.

u. d. Jacobs Is the new assistant
eprnt of the American Railway Ex'
iu'ss co. 1t Amarillo. succeeding q. Il.
Inrt who has resigned Ia accept a po'
sltlon In the finaniian offlcc ~ tho
same firm at Birmingham. Alabama
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Substitute List.

Substitute list.
Alumni-liolman. Daley. Dodsun. unr
ring,on. Thompson. ]. Blyins. u. crudg
ington. Bancs. ]. Rccder. Witt. T. Fu.
qua.
High SchoOi-McQuecns, Golding
Oaks. Warrington. Fyfe. Blanchard.
johnson. Blyins.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-05-14
Clean Up the Stable Fly

Have you ever tried to sleep on a
hot summer night when just one mos
quito had crept through the window
screen? Imagine your state OF mind if
that single mosquito were multiplied
by 100 and you had your hands tied
That sensation, according to the Blu
reau of Entomology, United States De
partment Of Agriculture, is something
comparable with what a horse, mule,
or COW endures when the stable fly is
present in great numbers.
The stable fly greatly resembles the
ordinary house fly but for the lance
with which he is armed 1t is known
that he carries disease from infected
animals to healthy ones, and there is
some ground for belief that the insect
aids the spread of spinal meningitis
among human beings.
The eggs of the fly are laid in loose,
warm straw heaps and piles of stable
refuse A plague of flies always starts
from these sources, and the control OF
the pest is best managed by scattering
the straw early in the spring before the
beginning of warm weather and plow-
ing it under. or by burning it when the
former method can not be applied.
Stable refuse should be scattered at
regular intervals of one week or less
throughout the season, starting with
early spring. In this way the first gen
Grafton of the pest is destroyed and a
plague averted.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-05-14
County Local Chairmen

Prof Raymond Mcfarland, County
Chairman of the tuberculosis Cam
paign has announced the list Of local
chairmen for Addison County in the
state wide drive early in June as fol-
lows:
Addison-Rev. G. c. Cornell
Bridport-George Paine
Bristol-Emest Guindon
Cornwall Edward Peet
Ferrisburg S Martin
Goshen-James Hathaway
Leicester Harry Huntley
Lincoln-Charles Purington
Middlebury-Dr J. J. Ross
Monkton-W c. Donahue
New Haven-Russell Everst
Orwell-Owen Wisell
Panton-E. S Bristol
Ripton-Leslie Day
Salisbury-David c. Reid
Shoreham- Mrs Mary M. Platt, M. u
Starksboro-Arthur Clifford
Robert McCuen
Waltham-H w. Day
Weybridge-B Benjamin Wales
Whiting-L A. Webster
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-05-14
EAST MIDDLEBURY
(Mrs. c. E. Russell, Correspondent)

Berton Billings and Roy Fletcher
have gone to Poland Springs Me,
where they have positions
n. c. Fem and family will enter
tain the Farmers Club on the evening
of May lS All are invited
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Palmer ar
rived last Sunday morning from Spring
field, Mass, where they have been for
several months.
Mrs. Robert Hunt received word
last week Wednesday that her oldest
sister in Springfield, Mass, was criti-
cally ill with Brights disease. She went
on Thursday to help care for her
Mr.. ard Mrs. Clarence Young OF
Burlington were guests of Archie Glad
ding last Sunday. Mrs. Young is to
stay with her grandmother Mrs. Hew-
lit during the absence of Mrs. Gladding
who has gone to Mary Fletcher hos
pital with her son Howard, for an
operation.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-05-14
WHITING NEWS
(Mrs. L. A. Webster. Correspondent

(Mrs. L. A. Webster, Correspondent
Edward Waite of Massachusetts, is
home for two weeks.
William Rufange of North Hero was
the guest of John Ganthier Sunday
Fred Needham has completed his
work in Ticonderoga, N. Y, and is at
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin J. Keller are
rejoicing over the birth of son, Don
aid Martin, Sunday May 9th.
Miss Edna Pierce and friend from
Enosburg Falls were guests OF Mrs.
A. G. Freegard Sunday and Monday.
Irwin Denton moved last week to
his fathers farm Ralph Foote has
moved to Mrs Ida Gaston's house
vacated by Mr. Denton.
Mrs. L. A. Baldwin has gone to
Pittsburg, Penn. to spend two months
with her daughter Mrs. Edna Nc
Carly. Mrs. McCarty was called here
to attend the funeral Of her sister, Mrs.
VIII Whitney of Salisbury.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-05-14
lIIoalcal Treatment.

ma, why do people talk about the
cream of things?"
Because the cream Of a thing Is
always considered the best my son."
"If cream is the best, then why do
they whip itf"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-05-14
PUBLIC NOTICE

Under authority of Section $3.50 OF the General
laws of Vermont permission is hereby granted
to any person holding a valid fishing license TO
take steel head or rainbow trout, of any length
by angling during the open season therefor
County OF Addison. -....,.-
LINUS LEAVENS,
State Fish & Game Conf
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17

The flag of the American merchant marine is no longer a rarity in the ports of Europe. 1t