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Evening journal., 1920-12-11
WHO IS RER0NsmIEa

VV7HlLE it is not yet too for Deawareans To form
w any definite conclusion 10 responsibility for ir-
reguarities and ext1vaganoe in the Shipping Board in
dications that the fault lays not much with the
higher officials who controlled general policies, with
OF the minor auditing officials who permitted graft
TO go unchecked
OF course. II the higher officials had control the
officials, they cannot escape ultimate responsibility
but II would be interesting to know whether these audit
ing officials selected by the Board appointed on
Instructions from partisan political administration
There was enormous waste and sraft for which the
Wilson administration must acknowledge responsibility,
The extent Of the responsibility Of the members OF the
Board will depend upon the extent OF their control over
the personnel Of the Emergency Fleet Corporation force
OF employees.
II is altogether within the bounds OF credibty that
incompetent, worse, minor officials "wshe
on" the Board by political managers higher up
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
CHURCH Fight
IS REOPENED
Ousted Christian Scientists
Want Court to Restore
Them
ARE DISCIPLES
OF MRS. STETSON

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE success Of
twenty-six followers OF Mrs. stetson
in compelling the trustees OF First
Church Of Christ, Scientist, 10 restore
them to membership, has started ac-
tion all along the line. Two, and pos
sibly three, criminal lawsuits are
threatened, in Rddition to a civil
action.
A movement is under way TO com
pei the trustees to restore TO mem
bership all OF Mrs. Stetson's disciples.
numbering several hundred, who
have been expelled from the church
by the trustees in the eleven years
that have passed since the communi-
cation Of the founder OF the New
York church by the mother church
in Boston. 1t is indicated the long.
contemplated fight for the recovery
by Mrs. Stetson OF First Church,
which she believes tO have been
given into her hands by Mrs. Eddy,
has started In earnest.
Meanwhile. two OF the best known
men In Christian Science. neither OF
whom, ID appears, is a member Of tho
.StetsOn faction. are bent ON going TO
law in order. as they say. 10 obtain
justice from the ruling powers of the
First Church They charge the church
with having become possessed by
politics and by the spirit Of COM
.mcrcialism and autocracy and with
exercising an uncomfortable tyranny
over and vilifying any who dissent
These men are Campbell MacCul-
lOch, formerly first reader Of the
First Church. and Ward II. stephens.
its Organlst. who. he made known, is
under notice Of dismissal from that
position, TO take effect on Deem
bcr IS.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
GREAT BRTTAIN A coon cETrER.

TUNiiE nag Of Great Britain waves over million square
miles OF territory more than II did prior to the war
IN Europe.
Her control this vast Of territory. much Of
which rich and capable OF very extensive
commercial development will bring 10 Great Britain's
business and commerce immense
There need for the people Of the United States to
become socous to the future OF the British Empire
its ability to repay the loans extended by the United
States and which the American taxpayer is now pay
ing the interest
Great Britain is able, and, IT is TO be assumed willing
10 both the principal OF the debt and he interest
thereon.
There many British statesmen and taxpayers how
ever who hope that the United States win cancel the
debt and relieve them OF the burden Of paying their
share OF the obligation.
II difficult 10 how any Delawarean argue that
the American taxpayer should the British tax
payers burdens
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
Gems of Thought

II the poor cannot always get meat the rich man
cannot swsys digest H.
People who blame Providence ther crops arc usually
reticent 10 the kind OF seed sown.
Few things foolish Than praying for high
task while thus nesieclins a owly one
faschood like Tho dry rot nourshes the more In pro
portion as tho dlmmed lights are excluded
-.-.-t
Pernans some OF MS would not have many particular
friends II they wsro little mors particular
-a-4-t
Don't marry an old name with The expectation that sire
VIII Just set up and light the Kitchen lire Of a cold
morning
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
Then suddenly there was a great rusl

Then suddenly there was a great rush
Of them ald they came tumgling down
pell nell, so fast that the ground was
soon covered.
"Oh oh ohw screamed The twins
in glee, running around and trying TO
catch the lovely things in their hands.
Nick scraped up enough to make a
tiny SNOWFALL and chased Nancy. who
ran screaming with shrieks of pre-
tended terror and when finally he
did let il fly. and it landed with a soft
pat on her shoulder, it was Nancy
turn TO SCOOP up a handful and chase
Nick, who pretended to be dreadfully
afraid, also.
After while they arrived at the oak
tree where the school was, and not
any too soon, for the fairyman was
Just about 10 call the school TO order
Nancy started TO wipe off her hands
with her hanky. But il was gone
Copyright, 1920, ~ E. Az
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
NEEDED-BErrER PROTECTION

nARING hold-ups and audacous thefts OF automobiles
~ continue to be reported in our city
Men and women and girls not safe in our public
streets. while automobiles stolen no matter whether
they be in garages parked in public thoroughfares
Chief Of Police Black has not at his command enough
men to cover city should be to protect
the persons and the property Of many wilmingonians
His embarrassment has been due part 10 the failure Of
CITY Council to provide important departmental
needs and in part to the dculty experienced in setting
men, at the salaries provided. to OH vacancies on the
force
Recent events should constrain Mayor Tsylor the
leaders in City Council the members OF the Board q,
Police Commissioners and Chief Black and his captains to
get their heads together and work out an efficient plan
for the protection OF our community against the under
world VII ich is finding it such easy and profitable
field in which 10 operate
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
MAIL YOUR XMAS
PACKAGES EARLY

Postmaster English urges the pub
lie TO mail their Christmas packages
early, and not only avoid the usual
rush, but TO guarantee their delivery
on time. All such packages may be
mailed now, marked do Not open
Until Christmas"
Any one desiring to insure contents
must be able TO tell the contents of
packages.
An parcels must be securely
wrapped. legibly addressed and also
carry in one corner the name and adj
dress Of the sender.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
With the Pardgrdphers

O. B. johnson has wonderful "coon dawg" While
hunting recently he treed quart bottle OF whlte mule
whiskey correspondence Gentry Journal Ad-
vance
Now perhaps for generation ~ not more II will
be necessary TO watch Russia The Russian people may
not be especially vicious but tho lust OF making the world
like themselves has entered into them. Not easily will IL
be eradicated and they number i0OOOOOOO-New York
Tribune
President Wilson is right IN his Judgment N at Congress
should not wait for March TO begin the needed revision
OF the revenue law, but should pitch In next week The
days will be few between early December and March
when Mr. Harding will call tho special session OF the new
Congress 10 give full legislative effect 70 the whole Re
publican program But there Is always time enough 10
do something in the OF good work when sound minds
and skilled hands the Job, and President Wilson
deserves credit for his stand OF do Il New York
Herald.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
EINERAL nIRECTORs TO MEFT

A meeting OF the Delaware state
Funeral Directors Association. will
be held on next Tuesday evening. at
3 o'clock, at the parlors Of Deputy
Coroner H. +. Nichols, SOP West Sew
enth street. owing to the inclement
weather of last months meeting
night. much business has accumu-
lated and President Michael A. Mealey
is dcsirous OF having a large atten-
dance. Nomination OF officers Will
be made at this time
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
NEW nuILnING prnMTs.

Inspector Preston has issued the
following building permits:
Isaac Barsky, S05 Orange street al
terations. S75.
Wilmington Board OF Education. six
portable school buildings. costing
St2,S75.
lsad0r keil All French street. adj
dition, 5000; Harry s. Lynch, builder.
Harry b. Donaldson, $40 West Twen-
ty-tifth street, addition, 500.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
CITY PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

The following transfers or cit,
property have been recorded:
Tweniy-third street, southeast cor
ner OF Market street, Sii300; DAME
]. Hill from Caleb r. Burchnal exec
Connell street. northeast cOrne
Front street. $500; Francis T. ManioI
from Mary r. Mccormick.
West street. north Of Ninth street
si2.5OO: Mary z. Mccormick from
Francis r. ManOn.
Fourteenth street, POS East, $3.50
Nathaniel Hoagland from Christianl
Taylor.
Seventh street, east OF Poplar street
1880; Bafiaele Goldberg from Charlie:
S. HurlOck.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11

The Want Ads for the coming three
weeks will help In real estate and the
selling and h"vins OF farms and
homes.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11

Purdue University raised the grand champion steer this
which many consider greater honor than winning
the western conference football title.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11

Use the Want Ads for securing good
oiflce positions and agent assignments
Evening journal., 1920-12-11

Before DAnnunzio abdicates wish he'd suggest
good rhyme for Fiume.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
THE C0JYTJM

We give because some one else
gives us something.
This morning Constance was say
ing:
NOW what in the world am / going
to give Cousin Clarlbel2
"She always gives me something
and, OF course, she expects something
| from me.
1T seems to me she has everythins
a mortal needs and, though / can't
AFFORD 1t, I've got to give her some
thing unusual, or she'll never notice
IT, or, n she does notice it. shell
think I'm small and stlngy
"Oh, dear, Christmas Is an awful
bore It's so hard trying TO think Of
things for persons Ike her, things
they don't need and really don't want.
and yet | must ruin myself every year
trying TO keep up with the custom.
II wish she wasn't so well or, and
then | could give her something use
ful. It's always easy TO find that sort
Of a gift.
But, Cousin Clarlbeli Oh, it's the
limit
Meanwhile Claribel was thinking:
We'll, here's my annual problem,
what TO give Constance
"She always gives me something,
and she knows very well that I'M give
her something twice as valuable.
1--WE got to. Nice thing IL would be
/ 90 have my poor relations Outshine
me at Christmas time.
"Oh, dear, and there's such a lot OF
them, and every one wants something
useful.
Now. II I could Just pick up some
pleasing trine, not caring whether II
/ iitted or suited. but Just to show my
/ good will, it would be easy
But necessities cost so much, and
II Is so hard 90 think OF just the one
! Constance needs most and not make il
/ a wicked waste Oi money by giving
| her something she has already
Really, Christmas is an awful
bother. / wonder il IT'S worth while?
Gifts exchanged In this spirit are
not really Christmas gifts, though
that is what We Will call them.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11

Gifts exchanged in this spirit are
not really Christmas gifts, though
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04

hogy azok csaknem hasznalhatat-
lanokka valtak az idok0zben esq
koz0A. javitasok dacara is, most
tehat alapos javitasukrol kell
gondoskodnunk, ha AIT akarjuk -
amihez eros bizalmunk, - hogy
10 ewes fenallasunkat megunne-
pelhessiik.
Epuleteink javitasi kolstsegei
es immar 60-nal tobbre szaporo-
dott iskolas gyermekeinknek a
bibliai torteneteken, hit es er-
k0lcstanon es lenekeken Xviii az
edes magyar nyelvre val6, rend-
szeresen es egesz even at tarto
oktatasara sziikseges iskolaterem
felepitese azonban oily sulyos ter
heket r6v reank, melyeket masok
tamogatasa nelkiil mar csak azert
sem birunk ell, inert alig yagyunk
40-en, akik egyhazunkat fentar-
TAM igyeksziink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04
Kerelern

listen segedelmevel IA ev ota
female kis egyhazunk, inely
Eaz Egyesiilt Allamok delvideke-
mex egyetlen magyar reformatus
gyiilekezete, masod izben fordul
most anyagi segitsegert- hit es
verszerinti atyafiaihoz: az ameri-
kai magyar reformatussaghoz es
altalaban a magyarsaghoz.
81 Bis6 izben akkor tette ezt, ami
ker' templomot epitett: 19O7-ben.
Az6ta kuzdelemteljes esztendok
vonultak ell felettunk, buzgo aldo
,zatkeszsegunkkel fentartottuk
templomunkat S feilesztettuk egy-
hazunkat, = s6t lelkeszlakot is
epitettiink.
Tobbszori vihar azonban annyi-
ra megrongalta epiiletelnket,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04

A New orleansi Presbyterian
egyhazmegye, melynek k0telekebe
tartozunk, reszesit ugyan ben
niinket epitkezesi celjaink meg
valositasara kiil6n segelyben, de
meg ez sem elegendo sziikseglete-
ink fedezesere.
Kerjetek es megadatik, =
mondja a Szcntiras.
Keriink tehat mi is mi kedves
magyar testvereinkt6l, = titole
TEX honfitarsainkt6l keriink es
abban a biztos remenysegben
kuldjiik Ell gyiijt6ivet, hogy
mindenki, kihez ez eljut, =
megadja szamunkra AIT, a init
megadhat.
Az egybegyiilend6 0sszeget no
vember h6 vegeig kerjik ezen
alairasi ivvel egyGtt megkiildenl
mellekelt (vagy mas boritekban
ajanlva JOS. BEREGI, p. B. 3s
ALBANY, LA. cimre.
Minden legcsekelyebb ado
manyt koszonettel vesziink es az
amerikai magyar reformatus
egyhazi lapokban nyugtaznl TO-
gunk.
listen b0seges aldasa nyugodjon
meg a i6szivii adakoz6kon.
Arpadhon. louisiana, 1920 ok
t6ber no. !.
DR.. Zsilinszky Lajos, lelkesz.'
Szanyi Janos gondnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04

nyugalom atalanos megeskelode utan Amera progessy
f6nyes napara vad Az ecsi anyag hata
Egyesult Aamoat be tette ismet
nemzete iszte k0telesse
geket ameyek a vezert vezerre avatjak! rs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04
vi korszak kusz0ben

Emult nagy nap e ait hires kozmonda amey AIT
hirdette hogy meghat kray ellen kray amerkai e
vaasztas eredmnye odamodosotta hogy megbukott demo
ata part ellen ga1 demoatus szeket kepVeo repu0
hkanus kornanyzat! +s< =,
legnagyobb koztarsasag vi choke Harding kill
f0ldon ar szeemet apasaatbol torveny
gyaoratbol Az snten eegzetes amerka'
pedg akt vaazok bzalma aleno szekbe utee az anne
egy egnayobb mestere Coodge
Egyesl Aamok abadsa gye polgarok toreny
tisztelo egyeni vekedesebe vetett bizamon alapul
akotmany bzalomra fektee erejet Wilson kormanyzat
egorte alaN egyen nden szabadsaga hataiom
rideg snc sze resltesgge kor
Ugyannyra hogy pogarnak oforman csak cine ma
radt meg. tff9&FS@ '71 T TRsF
Az kuoneges hatalomhoz vao csokonyos rgasodas amey
Wilson politkai haztarasat emez aerG fuggeuenseg1
nyatkoatban akomanyban orokre kett eenek tObbet
aro saat csalatkozott nep
mege hogy harc gyozeemben mert kelett eves
tenie maga beAesseget
Az atalanos izgatottsagnak elegdetlenn fobb Okla
hogy nep hatamana gyakorasr hvatott enok hata
lom gakorasat egyen te ICY orszg elso
szogaja zsarnold kormanypalcaval uakodott
AZ tzennegy pon amey emberg beksenek tarto
zaoga gyanant Wilson agyaban szuee meg, gazsag
badsg egyen6seg apostolaket unnepe nagy aerai
Eur6paba utaxasa kozbn evesze Ennek bzonyos en
negy f0d0n szteoe nncs de aoa t0bb
vagtoreneemben fejegyzett bey eeletnek valaha
volt! x6
emoraa beleegyezesevel versalesben durva sbfa
kaso daro ezkeny testere Azennegy pont
ICY daoccsuha begomboasara atzennsgy
heebe aadt egyetlen egy rezpiyke roccsuhat
kenyekedve sznt begte vhar Is be csupasz kebelet
Europa szve agyarorago megagyassal fenyget
gyozeem dozsoo kegyeen dpomaciai
emberi ridegseg. TJI3.
Mig tul minden amt kultura alko
tot dehaza bosegsben tudunk nyugamat talan
Az Egyes Aanokat orszag alapasara valalozott o0
nagyszeru elhaarozsa szabdag sajatitasa hanem
szabadsg aaanos terezesere aotta meg Az gaz amean
mus mer onze pazarasra kesz sb
seq irant @s+.f s5e.A.
Amerika poai erenek teljessegeben tehe csak at
komanyzat hatalmi tultengess emuasot meg
bske orsxganak ubol vao megeemtesshes egau mn
den sszozdnk csak volt ba hogy Wilson rendszet hen
udta megtereen inert heyzetet harcok ezajasa uta dix
ato fefogass e meg Az altalanos kozvem$nN es sze
natusa esseredet kiSdenet foatott az inert torenyho
s fe0h1zanak zansssu 0bbege engdte nezetek ha
janak fuggeen szabad Amerka nyakars
fetsnnL vs.
coxot Wientanok bemagoasa buktaa meg Harding pedl
ay gy0z0 kozetben egyen auaspont cyahatat
anslstra hsnem amera szsmre elve tee e ekut
demok1aa kampanynak volt, inert lehetett aap
gtjs ueSetek gajat bggyezette cegerpek inert poka
rar&ban 6res port6t tudott taan nagy resS6g
plsS6sere volt Aaas nemxetek iga6nak 4svszet
Ygpnnyva amey sol ssensus leenagyobb koz
tltraele bnk r0yidlato demouata aPodas
ssevenn ho{1 lee szenatu
vini amsk vsGlleh sx6v6s5ek 6rd6G remeet nensee
Sxiluak popyv(jlt orszagra msh6 rieni IA nesee
ifie hamarabb alaposabbin mint d
ml11rusas p6ttl {. Is
bs Slst rndsersnek spit6sshez egels6 sofban tsgy
tQsieo q aaad6got ey6uEeGt6 nyugalonsa szlseg
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-14
CABOT

The Judith Lyford Woman's Club
will hold its annual sale of fancy az
ticles, aprons, holders, candy, pop
corn and mysteries at Good Templars
Hall Tuesday and Wednesday. A
supper is served Tuesday night and
an entertainment each evening,
There viii be services at the Con-
gregational church Sunday, Dec. 10.
The annual chicken pie supper will
be served at the Congregational
church Friday evening, Dec "a.
Miss Marjorie Wells has returned
from New Hampshire where she has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Marsh.
Their will be business meeting
1T the Congregational church next
Tuesday p. M, Dec. IA at one
o clock sharp. Every member is re-
qucsted to be present as there is inn
portant business to be transacted.
Orson Blodgett was called to Ran
dolph Tuesday by the illness of his
son, kimball, who is attending school
there.
The remains Of John G.. Pike were
brought here Tuesday from Montpe-
lie fog burial. Funeral services were
he'd ut the Congregational church at
ono p. M, Rev. F. Z. Curricr ofliciat-
ed all the burial was in the family
lot. ....
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-14
Improvements at the
WOman's Club House

Work on the new dancing floor in
the "big room at the clubhouse is
now nearing completion, and it vii
probably be ready for christening
during the holiday festivities. This
wonderful new addition to the fun
making resources of the league will
come as the very happiest Christmas
gift that the Woman's Club House
Association could give the girls of St
Johnsbury, With the Stelnway
piano presented by Miss Willard and
the victrola bought by the executive
committee of the League, there is
prospect of jolly winter ahead.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-14
Trustee Lurchin Not
Up for Reelection

Vernon E. Lurchin has returned
from a several weeks stay at Lowell
town, Me-, where the Moose River
Realty Company in which MI. Lur-
chin and other ST. Johnsbuny bust
ness men are largely interested, has
extensive lumber interests. He re-
ports plenty of snow for.logging and
prospects of an active season.
Asked about village politics, Mr..
Lurchin wished it very distinctly to
be understood and very emphatically
stated that he is not a candidate fot
reelection, as member of the
board of trustees under any circum-
stances and under no consideration
would he allow his name to be used
Mr.. .Lurchin is clerk of the present
board and says he will be glad when
his term of Office frees him from fur
ther official responsibilities
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-14
McINDOE FALLS

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~, WIN b["uloLq Ie"I"' MI,
hopert heHuail ii; "a anu n d. I'm 'i
Johnson were SucceS9lui aee1 huiI'e' ,
iasI week
luesday evening was masters Sue,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-14
CamphOr and Witchhazel
Help Weak Ewes

st. Johnsbury people are astonish-
ed at the quick results produced by
simple witchhazel, camphor, hydlas-
tbs, etc, as mixed in Lavoptik eye
wash. In one case of weak and near
sighted eyes a few days use brought
great Improvement in another case it
stopped eye pains and inflammation
We guarantee small bottle of La
voptik to helm ANY CASE weak,
strained or infamed eyes. Aluminium
eye cup FREE. W. B. Eastman,
druggist.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-14
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they Gannot reach
the diseased portion u the ear. There is
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness
ana that 10 by q constitutional remedy,
Catarrhal Deafness IL caused by sn In
named condition of the mucous lining u
the EustsChtan Tube When this tube is
Unnamed you have rumbling SOUND Or TN
perfect hearing. aud when 1T Is entirely
closed, Deafness 10 the result. Unlsss the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored 10 its normal condition. hearing
VIII be destroyed forever, Many cases Or
deafness are caused by eatarrh. which is
an Unnamed condition OF the mucous sur
faces HalIs CAtsrrh Medicine acts thru
the blood On ths mucous surfaces Of the
system
We win give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Catarrhal DsafnesJ that cannot
be cured by Htlis CatArrh Medicine. Cir.
culars free All Druggists. 76c.
+. J. CHENEY CO, Toledo, O.
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SUGAR DROPS
ANOTHER IA CENT

NEW YORK, Pee. 14-The Am
erican Sugar Refining Co. announced
another reduction of Ia cent to the
basis of 1-2 cents a pound for fine
graduated sugar.
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or rooms without board, notify En-
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MALE and FEMALE attendants and
nurses wanted at the Vermont State
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vanced April 1, 1926. Apply to E. \.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE #. Maple wood in
woods. z miles from ST. Johnsbury.
A. V. Lawrence, r. f. d., No. /.
145-147"