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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
Search Chicago Howcs for Liquor

ScHrcH VHCHFO HOVtcS TOr Liquor.
CHICAGO, May 26.-lSearch war
rants for dozen or more homes.
apartment-houscs and hotels have
been asked for. Major a. v. Dali
rymple, chief of the Chicago district
prohibition enforcement officers said
today. Sufficient evidences and con-
fessions to warrant seizures of stocks
Of LIQUOR have been obtained from
drivers working for the alleged mil
lion dollar whisky rirg,, he said.
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DANIELS REsENTS USE OF
STEAM ROLLER IN INQUIRY
Frequent Clashes Between Sccrc-
tary and Senator Pittmnn Dur
ing determination.
HALE TABULATIoN DENOUNCED
Questions Based. on Such Compila-
tion characterized by Secretary
as Unfair, Unjust and Stigma
on the American Navy"
Try Associated rrcss1


WASHINGTON, May 26.-Cross-
examination of Secretary Daniels by
the Senate Naval Investigating Com
mittcc was concluded today at u ses-
sion marked by heated clashes be-
tween the naval secretary and Scna-
tor Pittman, Democrat. Nevada. on
one hand, and Chairman Hale on the
other. Rcar-Adrniral Sims, whose
charges against the Navy Depart
mcnt brought about tho invcstiga-
tion. will take the stand in rcbuttal
tomorrow. Chairman Hale indicated
that the admiral would he the last
witness and that his statement would
be brief.
IN the rourse of verbal tilt with
Senator Hale today Secretary Dan
icls threatened to carry TO the full
Senate Naval Committee n protest
against tho chairman's conduct Of
the inquiry. The secretary charged
that steam roller" was being used
on him and characterized as "unfair
and unjust" and stigma on the
navy" q long compilation OF statistics
Chairman Iiala sought 10 read into
the record.
Declares Question Ridiculous.
Tha tabllation, Senator Hale said,
was compiled in his office from fig
ures submitted by Mr.. Daniels and
related to the State of prepare dness
of the major ships of the navy Just
prior to the declaration of war by
the United states. Mr.. Daniels re-
torted that the chairman had misin-
terprctcd the departments figures
and that in the Hale compiln tion the
drcadnaught Arizona was listed as
having been unfit to fight on Feb
ruary .. 1917.
The Arizona unfit to light" Mr..
Daniels went on. 1T is laughublc ]
decline TO answer any questions
based on such a tabulation and de-
nounce ii as unfair. unjust and "a
stigma on the American navy. | will
carry my protest to the full Naval
Affairs Committee if necessary"
Chairman Hale said he would
otherwise designate the columns
marked fit to fight" and "unti. TO
fight" and then put the compilation
into the record. Secretary Daniels
demanded that the Senator take the
stand as n witness and take the oath
before submitting evidence. This
the chairman refused to do and Mr..
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ALEXANDRIA UNDER ARMS
RESULT OF WILD RUMOR
s"idicrs and Police RESERVES Patrol
streets ENpectinE Negro Mob
From Washington.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nav o6-
Alexandria. Virginia. with her male
cit!zenry armed ana two companies
Oh troops guarding her streets AMI
roads approaching to the little civ.
awaited tonight negro mob froo,
Washington that did not come Tn, :.
~ the mob had not arrived at mid
hleht when Alcxandrians were pre-
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:ACE RESOLUTION WILL
Be VETOED IN FEW DAYS

IhufchtIoh That Message Of
frnnsmittnl VIII Contain ANY
Reference to Versailles Treaty.
by Associated Prcss.l
Nv ASH HlNGfON, May 26.-Presidcnt
lson will veto the Republican
ice resolution and send his veto
ssage TO Congress within few
Ys. according to information given
,!Semocratic leaders ut tho CAM.
No intimation was received
ether the President would take
action with reference to the Ver.
lies treaty or discuss reservations.
he'Prcsidcnt was reported to have
lined his veto message to his cab
t and 1t was said that it would
Strong message.
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BUYING WHEAT IN FIELDS
OGcrB of So A Bushel Arc Made by
Purchasers CanvassinE
FnrmH.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)
HEATHSVILI-E. VA. May 26.-of-
fers Of SO n bushel for wheat in tho
field arc being made farmers by buy
ers travelling through this section.
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COTTON men ASK FOR
HIGHER RAILWAY RATES
AdOpt Resolution Urging Southern
System Bc Granted Relief
Sought by Them.
CONVENTION ENDS WORK
=. +. johnson, OF Greensboro, Is
Elected President OF Association.
Conservative Mill Welfare Work
Is Urged.

Allen +. Johnson. OF Greensboro.
y. g.. waa formally elected president
OF the American Cotton Manufacture
"rs' Association at the closing scs-
sion OF convention here yesterday. l..
-. Tyson. OF Knoxville, Tenn. was
elected vice president. G. l.. Hutch
inson. OF Mount Holly. y. G. was
elected chairman OF the board OF gov
crnors. to succeed Mr.. Tyson. and IN .
following are new members of the
board OF governors: d. :. Massey. af
Georgia: y. W. Smith, OF South Car
olina, and Thomas G. Leake. of Nortn
Carolina. w. D. Adams was re-
elected secretary and treasurer.
Just before adjournment the con-
vention adopted Il resolution urgini,
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion TO grant the increase In freigh.
rates asked for by tho Southern Rail
way. Another resolution adopted af-
Armed principle of n reasonable
and just Federal tariff law which
Will furnish Interpretation against
foreign aggression and to the In
dustrtcs of our own country and TO
the thousands OF employees OF in
dustry."
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Taft Doubts Wisdom OF ucoucs,

ABERDEEN. WASH. MAY 2s.-.In
statement here today William II.
rat declared the United States can
not undertake mandate for Armenia
uhder the league of nations since this
country Is not member of the
league. Mr.. Taft added that he was
not certain whether the mandate
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Extend sIim welfare Work.

report OF secretary and Treasurer
Adams indicated that the year had
been unusually active not only In
new construction and bcttermcnts.
but in extension OF educational and
welfare work among practically all
tho mills represented in the organ
iZation.
Repor; OF J. l.. Gossctt. Of the
membership committee. showed an
Increase during tho year in the mem
hcrship OF the association OF 542,06i
spindlcs, bringing the total member
chip to ll.3l2.S1o active spindles dis
tributcd among 56J different corpo-
rations, some OF them operating two
or more plants.
Retiring President James d. Ham
nett. in his annual address. advo
Gated a reasonable protective tarin.
not only for the benefit OF the man
uiacturers. but the employees. He
also reviewed some of the conditions
confronting all classes OF people as n
result of the recent war Increased
cost or living has been q serious prob-
lem TO textile operators. AS well az
to all other lines of business. Mr..
iammett declared that the only rom
cay he can see is larger production
with reduced consumption.
ID. \. Cooper. reporting for the
committee on foreign trade. reviewed
some OF the pcrplcXinE problems OF
export transportation and advocated
more efficient development of port
facilities in tho South to relieve con-
sestion In Northern ports and facili-
tate shipments from the South.
George w. Forester. reporting for
the committee on traffic. reviewed
some of the difficulties of transporta-
ton and advocated increased rates
so that carriers can be able to meet
the increased demands for transpor-
tation.
stuart w. Cramer discussed lcgIs-
iative problems and advocated n rea-
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Comfort and economy. York River
except Sundays. bsiicious meals. Adv.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-20

Domnul loan I. Luca din comu-
ma Girls, face cunoscut casatoria d.
sale en- D-soara, Elena Dragus din
Sighisoara, la care invita- pc toate
neamuriIe, prietenii 81 cunoscutii
a lua parte la aceasta petrecere,
care va avea loc in ziua de "A Il-
lie a. G.
Serviciul religios Sc va savirsi
de parintele lie Pop la orele 2 p.
m. in hala Soc. Printul Carol din
Zelienople, Pa.
Nasi vor fl Domnul loan 81 Dina
Ana n. Serbu din New Castle, Pa.
Masa Sc va aranja la orele 10
seara.
Muzica vestitului Cassian va
listra onor. oaspeti GU cele mai
frumoase arii de dams 81 cintece ma
tionale pima in zori de ri.
Barul va fl asortat Gu toate cele
trebuincioase.
In speranta ca vom saluta un
numar cit Sc poate de mare de ru-
de, prieteni 81 cunoscuti, ram1nem
aSteptlndu-va cu drag.
Mirii 81 NASH.
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IN Wit A r j..

D-nul Sabin Herlea din comma
Balomir, judetul Hunedoara, arc
onoare a face cunoscut casatOria
sa ell D-soara Maria Picu din CO.
muna Vaidei, judetul Hunedoara 81
va roaga sd bine voiti a participa
la celebrarea cununiei lor rcligioa-
Sc care va avea loc Dumineca, %
Tulie 1920 la orele 2 p. m. in bise-
rica or. or. romina din Cleveland,
o., precum 81 la masa care Sc va
aranja la orelc 7.3O p. m. in hala
'societatei ,,Carpatina" din 1903 "
5e Str, Cleveland, O., unde va ii
Isl dansul. Dansul va fncepe indata
,dupa cununie lar muzica Desteap-
tate Rominen din loc va distra on.
,oaspeti Gu c8le mai frumoase arii
de dams.
Nasi vor Fl d-nul Simion 81 Dina
Cristina Baciu din com. Vinerea
judetul Hunedoara.
Pima la int1lnirc va asteptam Gu
dragoste. 67-G7
Miri 81 NASH.
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sac " A T z T..

Sedinta de Ia % Iunie 1920.
Scnatorii Sc aduna cu greu; abba
La ora 9 Sc poate deschide sedinta.
Prezideaza dl DIR. MACRIDES-
GU. Prezenti ministri baron T..
Stircea, C. Carotid. T. Cudalbu s;
gen. Nalcanu. Sc fac obiSnuitele
formalitati regulamentare.
Sc citesc rapoartele de validare
81 Sc vaIideaza fara discutie aproa-
pc toate alegerile.
La iudetul Mehedinti d. T. He
ra ridica contestatie, dar presedin-
tele declara alegerea validate. Opo-
zitia Sc asociaza la protestul d-lui
Hera, dar majoritatile acopar gla-
surile opozantilor cu aplauze.
D. A. c. CUZA intervine 81 roa-
GA majoritatea, din mijlocul ca
reia spune ca face parte, sa admita
desvoltarea contestatiei, desi a fost
tardiva. Majoritatea Sc impotri-
veSte.
d. PAUL BUJOR adresindu-se
majoritatilor: Daca astfel incepeti
Opera" DIV. inabusind glasul ad-
versarilor, ne putem astepta la orr
ce din partea DIV.
60 voce ragusita hn majorita-
tc: te dam afara).
Alegerca ramine validate.
Aparitia d-lui gen. Averescu G
salutata numai de majOritate ell
saliva de aplauze. Mai sosesc 81
ministrii gen. l. Rascanu 81 G.. Ar
getoianu.
d. SfMPALEANU citeste proto
colul contra candidatului din So
lonta Mare, jud. Bihor, care arata
abuzurile de ales sprijinit de admi-
nistratie 81 cere ancheta parla-
mentara pentru cercetarea cazului.
Sc respinge contestatia 81 Sc va
lideaza alegerea d-lui loan Papp
D. SIMPALEANU contesta apo
ell marturii scrise ale alegatorilor
alegerea d-lni Teodor Mihalyi Ia
Ileanda Mare, care isbutit sa a.
resteze ell ajutorul authorization pt
)contra candidatul sau. Cere anche
ia parlamentara, dar majoritatea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-20
e A " e R A.
edinta del0 22 Mue 1920.

Sedinta dela l22 Iu,ne 1920.
Deschiderea sedintei la 8 jun.
dim. sub presidential par. LUCIA
CT.
In LOLA ministeriala d-nii G.. Ar
getoianu, O. Goga, ID. Grcceanu 81
Trancu-Iasi.
Sc celeste sumarul scdintei pre-
cedcnte.
d. DUNAREANU (dep. soc.)
professional impotriva procedarii
din sedinta trecuta a ma joritatilor
incurajate 81 prin declaratia d-lui
ministru Trancu-Iasi, luind 0 ho-
tarIre contra regulamontului, END
Camera nu era constituita inca.
d. BILCIURESCU invoaca tex.
tut art. % din reculament.
d. p. BALAN. M fntelege &c {
constituirea Camcrei.
d. ministru ARGETOTANU g
adaogat ca dupa parerea d-sale Ca
mera perfect constituita 81 nici NJ
e vorba de modificarea regulamen
tului, ci de aplicarea lui.
ID. N. IORGA: Camerile sunt pt
Gale de a fl constitute, dar in for
ma definitiva nu vor fl constitute
de eft atunci cind toate birourilC
vor Fl alese.
d. LAURENTIU OANEA oh
serva ca din prima ri convocari
parlamentul savirsit un act dt
anarhie, prin incalcarea prescrip
tiunilor regnlamentare.
- Presedintele, dupa cererea m;
ioritatii, inchide discutia.
Deputatii sunt invitati in sectii
Sedinta plenara s'a fixat pentrl
All Ia 8 dim.
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respinge 81 valideaza alcgerea.

respinge 81 valideaza alcgerea.
d. GEORGESCU desvolta CON
tcstatia alegerei della OFT, citind 0
serie de acte carl vorbesc de batai
81 de arestari savirsite 81 cerc inva-
| lidare.
d. PAUL BUJ>!R protesteaza
impotriva usurintei cu care prives-
| te majoritatea aceste lucruri dure-
roase earl Sc petrec de zeci de ami
de zile pc spinarea poporului, ba-
tut 81 insultat 81 Sc mira ca atitia
jurisconsulti claca legea.
ID. ALEXANDRESCU-Iasi: =
D-ta esti bolsevic, desi csti coleg
GU mine.
d. P. BUJOR 81 opozitia protes-
teaza.
d. A. G. CUZA: EST bolsevic
fiind-ca al spus ca lumina vine de
la rasarit (apl pc bancile major.)
d. PAUL BUJOR. Lasa fraza
ala, au judecat-o altii mai capabili
deceit d-ta 81 m 'au felicitat.
ID. BALAS, averescan. Lasati
bolsevismul, nu-i vremea lui acum,
mai tirziu (aplauda majoritatea).
Sc naste tumult, mii cerind vot
priR aclamatie, opozitia votul Gu
bile.
Sc aproba in cele din urma vo-
tul Gu bile. Rezultatul votului 43
pentru 81 106 contra contestatiei.
Alegerea deci validata.
d. DIR. Mesa contesta GU acte ale
ecrea d-lui Marcovici della Carei
Mari, cerc ancheta parlamentara
intru cit s ar fl vOtat la mlcZul
noptii dc agcntii administrator cl
certificate confiscate della locuitori
de jandarmi.
Ccrfndu-se votul ell bile, con
form regulamcntulni, senatorii gu
vernamentali Sc fmpotriveSc cerlnd
votuI prin ridicare de mimi.
OPOZITTA: Nh putem fngadui
calcarea regulamentului.
PRESEDINTELE aprobfnd pro
cedeul majoritatilor, opozitia pro-
testcaza impotriva atitudinei par
tinitoare presedintelui 81 declara
prin d. CIR. r. Coanda ca Sc retrage.
Opozitia paraseste -incinta afara
de cfti-va.
Alegerea validata.
Asemenea 81 alegerea din jude
tul Tfrnava-Mica contestata de q.
SampaIeanu 81 a d-lui I. Nistor, in
tru cit contestatia nu mai sustl-
nuta de nimeni.
| Sfirsindu-se validarile Sc trece
la alegerea presedintelui. Sc i'm
part .buletine GU numele d-lui ge-
neral Coanda.
D. general Coanda este ales GU
100 voturi contra 30 albe. Majorl-
tatea aclama pc noul ales.
D. gen. COANDA ocupind scau-
nul presidential, multumeste pen
tru cinstea ce i Sc face pc care, II
ce, ca socoteste ca cea mai marc
din cite a avut in viata. Aduce lau-
de ostirei pc care servit-o cn ere
dinta 4 ami 81 preamareste jertfele
eroilor cazuti pentru intregirea pat.
-; 7sxs :.
D-sa spune apoi ca alegerea sa
81 un omagiu adus ostirei 81 spune
ca parlamentul actual chemat sd
consolideze tara, fiindca ell aduna
toate energiile 81 toate sentiments
lie patriotice. Ca ON care a stat de
parte de- politica 81 s'a ales in ala
ra de particle spune Cd aceasta va
fl chezasie de impartialitate in
conducerea desbaterilor. 1ncheie
slavind pc Suveran.
Noul presedinte declara sedinta
inchisa la ora y, anuntind viitoa-
rea pc All la opt dimineata cind
Sc va alegeArestul biroului.
DociaE
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PARLANENTUL

Nundrul .idruluf care relntedsG
despre sedinta cOrpurilor legiu;too-
re din % Iunie sOsind MAJ tirsiu,
darea de seamd desprc acestc Sc
dinte, SO pnblicd IN mma celorlal-
fp
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-20

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pi Constant Fts k abgd Drt i
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CAUSED BY THIN BLOOD

| Many people think they have kid
| ney trouble because they have back
ache, but more baekache is caused by
overstrain and undernourished muscles
than anything else. In such cases the
blood needs building up.
Many rheumatic people suffer pains
that could be avoided by building up
the blood. When rheumatism is asso-
ciated with thin blood the rheumatism
cannot be permanently corrected I'M
til the blood is built up.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills build up
the blood and sufferers from backache
would do well to try this treatment
before giving way TO worry over a
fancied organic disease Rest and the
tonic treatment with DR.. Williams
| Pink Pills will correct most forms OF
backache even rheumatic.
For people who work too hard OF
dance too much and sleep too little,
better habits and course of treat
ment with DIR. Williams Pink Pills are
all that is needed to drive away the
| pains and aches that aer warnings OF
a coming breakdown.
Your own druggist sells DR.. Williams
! Pink Pills or they will be sent by
mail postpaid, on receipt OF price, go
cents per box, by the Dr. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y. If
you are interested write to-day for the
free book, Building Up the Blood. .
It contains special chapter on rheu.
matism, ADV.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

John Cleary was among those that
went from this city TO the Worlds fan
at Tunbridge Yesterday.
The Alvin Silver Co.'S goods have
Just arrived at Burr's. These are the
people who make the Hamilton watch
adv.
Buy your eating apples Saturday at
the Barre Drug Co. Three carloads OF
Oldfashioned and Stayman Winesaps
adv.
Dance in Rowland hall, Wednesday
Oct. -, under the auspices of the la
dies union of the Universalist church.
Carrol's orchestra. Tickets are only
Sl.00 per couple, extra ladies Soc. A
good time is assured.-ady.
On Wednesday night, Oct. Is, at
Rowland hall the ladies of the Uni
versalist church will hold the first of
their series of dances. Everybody who
attended these parties last year will
remember what good times were had
and it is planned to have more of them
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. c. d. Swasey of Waterbury i:
visiting friends in the city.
j. Bottamini, fruit dealer in Bran
don, is visiting his brother, John Bot.
amin, for a few days.
Tonight at Rowland hall pow-wow
and war dance. Come early and get
your moneys worth.--adv.
Regular meeting of Hiawatha lodge
No 20, Thursday evening at o'clock
Members are requested to be present
Notice change of time.
0ld-fashioned and Stayman Wine
saps, some of the best eating apples
to be found Leave your orders now
S2.75 and $3 bushel, Barre Drug Co.
adv.
Union barber shops throughout the
city win be opened all day Monday un,
I'll 0 o'clock at night, since Ships viii
be closed all day Tuesday, Columbus
day.
Miss Mary Mccormick of Bangor
Me-, the guest of her aunt, Mrs
James Rowan, of Laurel street for the
past month, has gone to Dorchester
Mass, TO reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul White of East
ern avenue last night went TO Boston
where they expect to remain week
Mr.. White viii be physically exam
ined by government physicians at the
Massachusetts, General hospital to de
termine the extent of his disability ac-
quired during service with the l03d
machine gun company Of the Goth di.
vision At Chateau Thierry and Fetch
prey White was twice gassed and il
is possible that vocational training
will be extended TO him as the result
of these injuries.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

George Bond left yesterday after.
noon for Fort Worth, Tex.
Apples Apples Apples Leave your
orders at Barre Drug Co.--ady.
Daughters of Pocahontas and Red
Mems fair tonight, Rowland hall
adv.
Frank Phillips and son, Robert, OF
Mortified were visitors in Barre to-
day.
A meeting of the ladies' hospital aid
will be held at the hospital Friday
night at 7 o'clock.
First of a series of dances in X. OF
c. hall Tuesday night, OK. IL, Column
bus day. Good music. Refreshments
adv.
Good eating apples will be hard to
get. We will have three carloads OF
Winesaps Saturday. Get your order
in early. Barre Drug Co.--ady.
B. Pincinelli Of North Main street
who has disposed of his household
goods and store to G. Bevenuti OF this
city, left yesterday with his family
for his former home in Italy.
Roy Sears, granite dealer oil
lnarleStoWn, w. va, anu Wiie aic
stopping at Hotel Barre for few days
Mr.. Sears being interested in business
amonG the granite manufacturing
plants.
Firemen and ex-firemen who do not
intend to be present at the convention
of the Vermont state firemen in Bur
lington next Tuesday, Oct. IL, can
leave dues at fire headquarters and
same will be attended to.
Bracelet watches of every descrip-
ton for ladies', including Waltham, Ell
gin, Hampden, Hamilton, Illinois and
a few very high grade Swiss watches;
also fine watches OF the above makes,
every grade and every size, for gentle
men. IF. Il. Burr
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TALK OF THE TOWN

William Jacket is spending a few
days in town.
Walter Clark is here visiting his un-
Gle, Jack Howell, on Church street.
c. NJ. Davis and family of Mortified
were visitors in town Yesterday.
Bert Fowler of Plainfeld has been
visiting at Mrs. Pitkin's Of Jefferson
street.
Sidney Paddock and Wayne Slack of
Mortified were visitors in town yes
terday.
Joseph Bottamini is in Barre for a
few days to visit his brother, John
Bottamini.
WIG. Reynolds, his daughter, Cleora,
and II. NJ Tobin and wife left yester-
day for Boston in Mr.. Reynolds car
Apples by the bushel at reasonable
prices. Get your order in early as
the demand is sure TO be great. Barre
Drug Co.-adv.
Mr., and Mrs. S. E. Brown returned
Tuesday night. after weeks trip to
New Hampshire, where Mr.. Brown Wis
tied his brother. From there they went
to Bethel to call on Mrs, Norris Luce,
a cousin; to Stockbridge to call on
Mrs. Fred Perrin, another cousin, and
then an aunt, Mrs. George Hatch, of
Randolph. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown en-
loved a ride in Mr.. Luce's automobile,
by the way of Stockhridge, Gaysville,
Rochester and Lillieville.
To indicate that play-goers are
keenly interested in the better class
of attractions that visit here, line
of prospective patrons appeared at the
box Office of the Barre opera house this
morning, where seats were placed on
sale for the engagement of 'Nightie
Night" which comes Saturday. matt
nee and night, with an all-star cast
and production just played in New
York and Boston.-adN.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

All out for the powwow and war
dance tonight, Rowland halliday
Three carloads of good eating apples
to arrive Saturday. Barre Drug CO.
adv.
Fred Morse of the Morse Granite
company of Kenosha, Wis, is spending
few days in Barre and Montpelier.
BE sure and see Miss Marian Knight
in Indian costume and hear her talk
on Indian Folk Lore" at Rowland hall
Tuesday evening, Oct. IL, at $ O'Clock.
Club members admitted on their tick
cts. Public 25c.-adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-07
Harvest Dinner and Supper.

Menu for harvest dinner at Univer.
sal,st church Oct 7. served at IL m. 10
80 p m, price soc;
New England boiled dinner with all
kinds of vegetables
White bread Indian pudding
Minee and apple pies and cheese
Tea Coffee
Supper menu:
Meat and Vegetable hash
Baked beans
Brown and White Bread
Pickles Sliced ripe tomatoes
Soft pies Doughnuts Cheese
Tea Coffee
Served from 8 to 1880; price Soc
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-07

during the coming winter. CAROLS
orchestra will furnish music and the
tickets viii be Sl.00 per couple. ex-
ira ladies 35c, dancing from to II
o'clock adv