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PRIZES FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS OF ST. JOHNSBURY
Continued from page u

Continued from page II
nationwide contest among the chill
dren Of the public school for compet-
ing for prizes for an essay on the
United States army recruiting.
Sergt. Farrell said the cities and
towns Of the country were giving adj
ditional prizes to the school children
in their own community and hoped
that st. Johnsbury could do the same.
1t. was then voted that the CONNER
cial Club Appropriate a sum not to eX
coed $40 for three prizes for essays
! by st. Johnshuiy school children.
! President Asselin appointed j. A. Da-
Wis, p. f. Hazcn and Arthur f Stone
a committee to arrange for the prizes
and the other details of the contest.
The contest is under the auspices
of the War Department but the news
paper, Come Back, the official organ
of the Walter Reed Hospital in
| Washington, asked permission to
purchase the prizes. This permission
was granted and the school children
are really competing for prizes that
were provided by MANNED and njur-
ed soldiers now at Walter Reed hos
pital.
There is no age limit in this contest
and the little seven year old girl in
Santa Barbara, California, has the
same chance of winning a prize as
has the 10 year old high school boy
Of Vermont !,
New York state has many times
the number of school pupils that
Vermont has, yet the chance of pro-
ducing winners in each of these states
is exactly the same.
Essays will be written in the class
rooms on Friday, Feb 20, 1920, from
notes if desired.
No essay will be more than 400
words in length.
Pencil, or pen and ink, may be used
but the essay will be written on only
one side of the sheet.
Essays will be judged strictly on a
basis of Cd originality, GU EXPIRES
sion, (3) sincerity.
Each school will be The judge OF Its
own product The principal of each
school will appoint board of three
Judges to select one essay as the en-
try from his school. He will then
forward the entry, not later than
Feb. q, 1920, to the army recruiting
station nearest his school.
The District recruiting officer will
appoint board Of three judges to
pass on the essays submitted by thcll
schools Of his district. One will be
selected as the best and will be for
wardcd to Washington as the Dis
uict's entry. !
Ask your father or your brother to
tell you something about our new,
democratic peace time army. If they
do not know write to the St. Johns
bury recruiting station for litera-
ture.
1t may mean a free trip to Wash
ington for your mother and you and
a medal for yourself and beautiful
cup for your school and you'll be en-
We'd by millions Of children It's
chance of q lifetime.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-30
This Tells You How to Get
Benefit Of the Best SIENNA
Finest Grade Of Egyptian SIENNA Leaves used in
compromising DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin.

which makes their use unpopular
with most people.
In Dr. Cal,weils Syrup pepsin
the finest Egyptian SIENNA is com
bined with pep,in and other valn-
able agents, essential oils and pure
cane sugar syrup to make an eX-
ccpIionally valuable tonir-laXalive
for the relief Of constipation and
resulting disturbances of the
stomach aud bowels. The COM
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English, French, and Spanish on
every package. Thousands who
formerly bought an inferior grade
OF SIENNA leaves now use DIR. Cald-
wells Syrup pcpsin instead. 1t
IS sold IN drag stores everywhere.
In spite Of the fact thar Dr.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin is the largest selling
liquid laxative in the tuorid, there
being over 8 million bottles sold each
yedr, tadny who need its benefits have
not yet used it. # you haze not, send
your name and address for a free trial
bottle to Dr.. w. B. Caldwell, 5II
Washington ST., Monticello, Illinois.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-30

rROMlNENr importers and
wholesale dealers i'll crude
drugs and medicinal herbs
gathered from all parts Of the
world do not hesitate to shy ,Ial
the market for the better grades OF
medicinal herbs, roots, oils, etc,
is practically confined to the lead
ing manufacturers Of the so-calicd
package medicines, who buy only
the very best. and that the manu-
fncturcrs Of Dr.. Caldwelrs syrup
pcpsin are the largest users Of the
best grade of Egyptian SIENNA
leaves in the world.
The potency Of tea brcwcd
from SIENNA leaves to!rc!icvc con-
s;ipation has long been recognized,
not only by the medical profess
sion, but by the public generally;
in fact, SIENNA has been known and
used in medicine for more than
five centuries. The cheaper
grades CT SIENNA, such as are usu-
ally sold at retail, have, however,
u tendency to grippe and cramp
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-30
OUR WANT ADS PAY
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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-30

Use Nazol for colds in children and
adults. adv.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-30

Edna NJ. Allen of Morlisvillc spent
the week end at her home.
Mrs. Ben Moore visited in Cam
bridge Thursday and Friday.
School was not in session Thursday
and Friday.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-30

INJURIES he received several weeks
ago are nearly healed.
Elsie M. Orion spent the wecl, end
at her fathers, Ernest w. Orton's.
Maynard Hatch has returned to his
home in Danvlle.
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SEABRIGHT TENNIS HAS
MANY CLASSY PLAYERS
wushburn aud Miss Zindcrstcin Win
TN the singles Finals for the
East
my Associated Press.l


STARLIGHT, y. j.. August 7.-W.
NJ. Washburn and Miss Marion H.
I!nderstcin made a complete triumph
for the East in the singles finals -Df
the tournament on tho turf of the
Scabrirht Lawn Tennis and Crickc
CluD here today. At the first clash
OF the East and West on the courts.
the players from the Pacific Coast. w.
T.: Davis. san Francisco. and Miss
Eleanor Tenant. Los Angeles suffer
ed hmothering defeats.
Washburn became the successor to
william 7. Tilden. H.. the recent win
ner OF tho worlds cham pionship III
nEiand, as the holder Of the Sea
bright cup. He gained this honor by
defeating David g. ca. 6-3. G-3,
Miss I!nderstcin uutplaycd Miss
Tenant, ca. CO. Their engage
women have been included In the
competitions here.
speedy deep court driving cleveriy
mixed with slashing cross courts ac-
counted for the victory OF Wash
nnrn. who ranks as No 10 ON tn.
national list. Davis handled the ball
ably. He played above his form. /:
passes which Washburn dealt on; SO
accurately and freely once he had his
strokes In command. There was a
shower during the second set, but 1t
did not affect the playing I" ans
extent.
Miss Zindcrstcin. the Boston girl
has Won a number Of important titles
this season. including the national
clay court
Washburn took the fourth SGT. S-3.
making him "A victor over Davis by
Il score q: IS, GA, Go, G-3.
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SPORTS
C GOLFERS At TOLEDO
CHICK EVANS AND HUNDRED
OTHERS ARRIVE FOR MATCH
mitch Assumes Aspect OF an Iutcrnu-
tlOnnl Championships
and BrudS There.


TOLEDO. OHIO. August 7.-Chnrlcs
Golf Club, Chicago. the only golfer 10
hold the national open and amateur
golf titles simultaneously, will seek
new honors In the International golf
tournament at Inverness next week.
w l.. vandcrhooi. secretary Of the
United States Golf Association. today
telcgraphud inverness officials that Il
poSt-cntry list containing forty-iouT
names for the tournament had been
accepted. The list included Evans
name.
me added starters viii play their
first cightcen-hole qualifying round
on Tuesday afternoon. starting after
$40 o'clock.
with luO more golfers mere
from the country for the national
championship beginning next Tues
day. the question of who IN tho likely
winner IN being discussed around the
hote! lobhies IN the Inverness club
house and on the course.
The championship Will assume an
!nternational ,aspcc: because Of the
t,eridsc; Edward Ray. % oxey. and
PAT O'iiara. OF Shackainaxon.
The croam OF American talent is
entered. both amateur and profess
sionaL The professionally outnumbcr
the amateurs, but in skin the out
com. ~ open 10 question.
Waiter Hagen. defeated at Deal. but
victorious at Versailles. Viii defend
the chamniDnship he won last year
Il, IIracburn. Mike Brady. runner-up
in 1919, Isl another who Will be- nr-
ured ia the thick Of the fray. Jack
i!uichison, WAC lust captured the
Western omen AT Chicago. the title
which WAS held thrc. consecutive
years By James " barnes. of Sunset
lii!!s. IS entered. 80 has Barnes. run
n"r-un TO the Glcnview professional
IN the windy city tournament.
ltohcrt III Jones. ot Atlanta, the
sensation Of golf during the last two
years. VIII he here 10 attempt 20 cap
turc the blue ribbon OF the golf world.
Jones 10 expected To be in there fight
,he. nils oider competitors for low
ball. for the Souihcrner is one of
the most brilliant players ia the un-
paid ranks.
Inverness 81 Ia shape TO receive the
t1urnhncn,. The entrants who al
icahy have been around gathering 4
stretching idea OF the lay Of the land,
declare they never have seen a cham
pionship course in any better condi-
ton Many OF them predict that the
Go!f here next week viii shatter rec
OrdS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
ny A.soclat.a prc.sl

NEW ORLEANS. August THE
race IN the Southern Association con-
ilnues close. wJ.h any one of the four
teams within ha!l!nG distance of the
lead Little Roch leads hy two ami
a hd!t games over New Orleans, while
Atlanta and birmingham are close up
~ third and fourth places, respec-
lively.
Little Rock apparently has the ad-
vantage ws,h a long stand on the
stan is holatcred "A little IL look
certain that the Travellers VIII win
the ilaE in the Southern circuit. With
only four pitchers thu team has re-
ceiyed some wonderful hurling. but
has shown q decided Weakness at the
| signs OF the strain ii is likely tina.
New Orleans viii hit the slide un-
less some pitchers are secured. Biz
Wlnghnm at the present time has the
mot consistent hurting staff. and
with long home stand has a good
chance % capture the flag. Atlanta
has been troubled with weak hitting.
but has been given good pitching, the
addition OF Markle TO the STAN being
a big help. Memphis, Mobile. Nash
viIle and Cha; ianooga appear out of
II az far as the pcnnant is concerned,
although Memphis in it's last three
games has shown an ability to hit.
Including tOday's games Little
Rock broke even. winning four and
losing like number. New Orleans
passed birmingham during the week,
and is now IN third place. The Crack
crs won six out OF eiwht games
played, while birmingham took five
out OF eight. Memphis won three and
lost five. Mobile won two and lost
three, while the tail-cpdcrS. Chatta-
nuoga won one and lost five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
FOREST HILLS TENNIS
TOURNEY AUGUST 20
ridden, Johnston. William. and Gar
land Among Ihohc
Entered.


NEW YORK. August 7.--Thc com
mitt.e IN charge OF the annua! tour
nancnt for the tennis championship
~ the United States, which begins on
the courts o: the Westsidc Tennis
Club az Forest HIS. on August 30.
Is hard at work recruiting IL corps OF
700 officials for the matches
\ notable list OF players Will APP
pear on the courts and more are -x-
pected 10 sign up before entries close
august 20.
IN addition 10 william r. Tilden.
william ~. Johnston. Richard y. VIII
.!ans and Charles :. Garland. who
distinguished themselves abroad this
summer. there VIII he other American
tennis stars who have been In action
mere while their fellow countrymen
were paying overseas,
ca!iiorni4 contributes Willis l.
DAVIS. HoIand Roberts and Clarence
j. GriNcn, while from the Middle West
are expected Fritz Bast!an and John
itcHH"say. OF Indianapolis. In add
non thc.c must be considered LIndley
Murray. watson Washburn. Dean
Maihcy, Howard VossheI. Vincent
richards. the Anderson brothers, WIZ
lard Eotsford, Fred Alexander and Nat
Niles
In addition To the premie. event. the
veterans championship for mea over
10. the father and son doubles and
The Junior and boys championships
VIII be determined the week of Au-
gust 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
BIRMINGHAM ATHLETIC CLUB
WINS FIFTH ANNUAL SWIM
Three Southern Hccords Are broken
In Meet with Dallas. Tea.
ChnIn pI.Mn.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. August T.
The breaking of three Southern swim
ming records featured The NTH an
nual meet OF the birmingham Atm
letc Cub here today. when the pal
las. Tex, team. Southern champions
OF last year. easily walked or with
first honora scoring 81 points. while
tile Eiriuin CHAM Athletic cub. In see :
oDd place. scored ) counters.
Lee Jarvis, Of IN. Dallas team.
broke HIS own .9O-yard Southern,
record by swimming The distance in
2:3y, the former mark being 2:is
Jo5ry Will. HIS tcainmate. raced the
half mile In 1880 20. beating the
former record or 1873 Jarvis also
won the lo0-yard race. while Ava
Allen, OF the IL. y. G.. won the SO
yard event.
Hiss Mary l.auncy. ~ Birmingham.
easily took INST nonors IN the ma
tional junior ladies' ii0-yard race.
her time being $50 -. Miss I.auncy
also broke the lldieS record for the
South for 80 yards. making III. dis
;ance In 3235 seconds. the former
record being IS 10 Gillic Chisholm,
OF the Il. n g.. won the diving con :
tests over a large Held OF entrants
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ATHLETES START work
NAVY MEN VISIT TRACK
AND SWIMMERS TAKE PLUNGE
First Meal Served In New Quarters
at Antwerp by BclYinn
Cuoks.

ANTWERP. August 7.--Amcrican
track athletes made their FIRST APP
pearance at the stadium this after,
States Navy team. which arrived on
the cruiser Frederick last night. had
IL workout. The weather. watch has
aitcrnatcd between cold aud cloudy
ANA warm ana sunny for the past
several days: again took a turn 20
Frank ]. Shea. the navy quarter
mites, IL. u. Curtis. miller. lieutenant
n. u. Livcrsedge. shot pu;tcr. hrd
". q. clapp. pcntathlpn candidate.
were among the nrst on tho track
NJ. j. McDermott aud other swim
mcrs tried the Olympic pool. they
t"und the water cold. but said IL was
not so different AS the Australian
swimmers had reported.
phiIly and cloudy before the athletes
returned TO Antwerp, and Il number
pt them said they found the change
Especially. the hcaviness OF the air.
{ The Greeks. Italians and others
who have trained in warm climates
rre finding the weather too chilly for
comfort. "a lot of my men are com
planning about it," eaid Plat Adams,
lcain.
Tho American candidates for the
bicycle road race started out thiS
Worning for their first trip over the
Eoursr.
Everything was ready At the attn
Ietcs' Schooihcusc barracks Tor lun-
Ehcon today. This wah the trAt meal
furvcd. as thc team VAS not expected
70 land until this morning. y stan
V belgian rooEH prepared dinner to-
yght. following menus almost iden-
seal with those used In America and
N board ship.
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,LYMPIC ATHLETES LAND
: IN ANTWERP OUT OF SORTS
Comp1nln OF Had Treatment and Ac-
cDInmOduti0ns on Voyage
nay Un!vcrsnl sprvlcc

tE.stIsbt SsFSlt".
liNTWEItp August IA noisy
welcome was accorded Americas
here today. The u. 5. $ Frederick
Was the first Of the Two ships bearing
the incn To rcach port. The crowds
on the shore Of the Schcldt chccred
as shc steamed up the river win her
band playing.
The Princess Maioiha with another
contingent arrived "a little later.
committee az the athletes aboard
the Md;O,ka rcvoiccd their protest
over accommodations furnished .hcm
aboard the army transport ON the
way across. The resolutions c-iticlL-
inE the American Olympic committee
were redrat;ed IN order 10 maze clear
tnal IN" officers and crew OF the ship
were in TO way 10 blame Tor the
conditions. Copies OF the resolution
VIII be given The olympic committee
members. the ships officers. army Of
hcsts who were aboard her. and 10
the Secretary OF War.
The protest is 10 he the forerunncr
OF a general campaign to make GER
tam mat athletes representing United
states In the future VIII not have
10 undergo treatment such az given
the present delegation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
FIELD TRIAL CLUB FORMED

AT meeting held at neuScr's
Hotel Friday night by sportsmcD Of
Richmond and nearby cities. an or
ganization was formed to he known
az the Virginia Amateur Field IRA
Association.
organization opcn TO ali spor;sm@n
IN the state Of Virginia, who are in
tercsted IN the development OF H.'t-
:cr bird dogs.
The meeting was addressed by
Charles u Cook. OF Rcaver Dam. VIII
Field Trial Associations. and who in
vitcd the members TO holi their
trials on his plantation In Hanover
| County this fail the cxac; date of
tIch will he decided later.
The following are charter mem
aes : Hnf h55: j., 4; " W Il aaae'o'
= T. I Hi, sr. q i i GinI bl,
pr II. r, Cha Epns iloh. l pun,
/: = ,i i;,5sa' ,i + sG5@si15i;,,5,aSS
oHiters were elected as foi,ows;
Ernes; G. Mead Richmond, president.
g. l.. Cole, Fredericksburg. first Vice :
president: G. W. Williams, Richmond,
second vice:president; Frank Ssrars,
N iSor;;. ihlEd viGe-pres!den,: J. f.
Dam: j Amber Johnston. John !:
Swartwout, Or. c. II. Epps, Of Eich
mond.
All snortsmen in Virginia, whs ace
with I i Talinng. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sr, ITO L. Cary street Richmond,
Va.
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CHURCH HILL WINS

Church iii strengthened its hold
upon hrst PLACE in the Commercial!
1.caguc yesterday by defeating Battle
Axo AT Byrd Park by the score of
! Ia y.
''Rubc" NIarshall's wonderful mound :
work was the outstanding feature OF
1he ganc. Marshall did not allow 3.
single hit, walked only one man, and
caused ten OF his opponents 10 wniit
the air. The William and Mary star
had n world OF stun on the bail. and
pitched a mastery game. Battle Axe
did not get man past second base
during the entire nine innings
Church iiill won the game in the
frst inning. Hatcher led on with n
clean drive TO right. took second on
Hicks sacriIi2c. ana scored when
Bcaie tumbled hot one from Do
vines stick.
fShirt Rlanton deserves great
credit for his work in the box. The
old timer let the Hilltoppcrs down
with five scattered hits. and the only
run scored off OF him was on AN error.
WaddilIs great catch OF Ch,;yuing's
drive in tho ninth inning with the
bases loaded was little short of SEN
Sational. Va -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
sLUGGERs WIN

The Laurel Street SIugGers defeated
the Beverly street Giants In "A double
header yesterday. The score beins
10 !. In the first gamc; 3 10 In tho
second in favor Of the Laurel Street
SluggerS.
tnpire-Raymond Chapman.
Laurel street Sluggers-Nass c:
BASS. u; IIankey. III; Griffin. oh.
l.avi't. 3b.; McGec. S.; Webster. G.:
w: Roshcn. H.: j. Boshen, IF.
Beverly street Giants-McCartncv
g. Houchcns, p: Griffin. ID: Smith,
~: Booker. S.: Peters. BIB: Me
Grudcr. II; Stone, CT; Brown. RI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

LUKE STUART HAS ClNCH
ON INK CHAMPIONSHIP
Popular Member OF Richmond Team
Gets All Rad Luck breaks
nj n


ihe ono man on tho Richmond
CUB who has the "Jiux" champion
snip sewed tighter than prohibition
IN southern circles is Luke Stuart.
seCoh" biseman during the baseball
season and basketball college coach
durlnS the winter months.
zee this year Stuart has been
~, ,o'Ssu out or the game at times when
ne was going like Il house tutc ana
- iaiS road to I hig league baith.
scouts Tor big league clubs, attracted
ny notices OF hts work. have luoNcd
MN over. and each time he had TO
quit because Of injuries
nut Luke has not uu!i. 40 Caro-
IH'ah ever possessed sand" and
prone hghting spirit In greater
abundance than the sandy aaired
;,,eSStohe guardian Of the champion
as!tound these days with Il bum ankle.
s sinn IS deiermied TO get into that
Ssstec, company Of swatters. tn. Thrct.
hundred Circle before the curtain is
runS on tine Virginia League cam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
BEVERLY STARS WIN

beverly % 90 Il o a-it 20 :
FalkS 80 = o l i D LIE . /
Batteries: beverly Stars-Atkins0n.
Ginty and Moore. Falks Tobacco
Stalcr. bishop
Feature OF the game was the pitch-
Ing OF Atkinson and the batting Of
the whole Beverly Street team. Any
team desiring game with beverly
street Stars Phone Boulcvasd 2607- w
or write ID. j. Kelly. zoos Beverly
street, manager
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
KLINE CAR WINS

The Kline Kar called Jimmy
Junior" driven by. a Richmonder.
Jimmy Fox, yesterday mt Elucncld,
W. Va. finished In the time trials.
first in the nvc-milc frcc-for-all. first
in vcmle for ears OF 800 cubic inchc S
or under; second in the Australian
pursuit., and second in the ten mile
fr"a-ior-all. against many of the best
ears IN the country.
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SPORTS.
Itgn. lie WAS hitting around PTS
'h,n h wns Lurt in SurolS las:

wh,n hG whs Lurt in SuHolS las.
week.
uuusuSl. 20 sag the least. lis crossed
first base on single when he ran
into small gutter back OF the bag.
This trough OF trench mad been dug
10 drain water out Of the Suffolk
park. IL is an ordinary trench, but 1T
may prove the factor that Viii keep
Luke stuart in minor league company
another year.
Th!s statement calls for an eypla-
nation. We'll. Stuart's fielding and
hard hitting IT the time ne was hurt
was the talk os the Virginia League.
He was fielding u Ia l.ajoie, and sting
ing the pill for lon.: hits. No player
can maintain this form over a lon :
spell without being looked over care
fully by bie lcaguers.
stuart personally is a delightful
chap. 1t is doubtful if more popu-
lar. hard working performer ever
graced Richmond uniform.
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international League.

4; Jersey City: First game
Rochester. :; Jersey CITY. .. second
game-RocheSter. o; Jersey City. .
isiN inni.lEs-raen)
Al baltimore. First game-Toronto,
II: baltimore. & Second game
Toronto, { Baltimore. c.
At syracuse; First gamc-Aliron C:
Syracuse, q Second Gamc-Akron. 3;
Syracuse. !.
Al Reading, :: Buffalo, a.
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LIBERTY COUNCIL WINS

Liberty Council and Roavn nl,vca
off one of the Easiest games OF the
season. Liberty was the winner by
The feature of the game was the
ail-round playing OF Liberty Club.
81, Roavo also deserve credit for their
good playing.
z. Liberty Council and Noldta viii
play next Saturday on Franklin
School diamond. game 4:3O.