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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-15
ST. JOHNSBURY CENTER

Mrs. c. +. Johnson visited Ms.
Sarah Swascy in Rycgatc last week.
Miss Doris johnson spent the
week end at Lyndonville with her
brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Johnson.
Miss Dorothy Baker is reported on
the sick list at present writing.
Mrs. w. F. Powers spent the week
end at Lynlonville with her brothcg
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. jesse Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Robots
are the proud parents of baby boy
born Sunday morning, April II, Mrs.
burlington of East Burke is caring
for them.
The Christian Endcavor service
Sunday evening was conducted by the
Laymcn's League of st. Johnsbury.
Foster Buttcrfiold Of Springfield
spent the week end with his wife at
L. A. Hallett's.
Rosetta Hutchinson is in Bright
look Hospital for an operation.
Raymond Whitney gave a sugar
party to his neighbors and friends
Sunday.
Mrs. Ray Durham who has been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Sawyer, for a few weeks ha5
returned to her home in st. Johnsbury
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-15
ST. IOHNSRURY EAST

Ralph Shastany's many friends are
congratulating him on his appoint
mcnt as permanent fireman at St
Johnsbury. He will be much missed
here in the village.
Eugene Shastany is spending few
days visiting friends in Littlcton, n
II.
The Smiles Club held q sugar
party at the church vestry on Friday
evening. A good number were out.
Miss Gladys Dean spent Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. |. NJ. Locke.
Herbert Bridges has sold his auto
to Ralph Shastany.
G. ID. Shores is working in West
Burke.
Many of the farmers have made
about one pound or more of sugar
TO the tree so far.
Miss Edith Ranncy of st, Johns
bury spent Sunday with Miss Mary
Wark.
Carl and Mary Wark invited the
members of their Sunday school class
up to their fathers sugar house last
Saturday p. m. They all came home
sweet and happy
y. Ransom of WhecloCk was a Wis
itor in town a few days la3tgswcck.
The many friends Of Newton and
Newell Perrin were very much pleas
cd to know of the honors that have
como to them at tho Academy. BY
the way tschool is mol the only
place where these two boys win
honors.
HE Bridges has resigned bis no
aition at tho creamery.
Frank Foster expects to commences
his patrol work on the road on Mon
day. He will keep his team at Mr..
Rudd's barn and he will board nj
Miss Damon's. Elbridge James w
work for him,
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-15
TERR|BLE.EczEMA
FOR 10 YEARS
No Trace Of The Disease
Since Taking "Fruit-d-tiyeS"
DOVER, New HAMpsuIRE.

DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
"In 1906, I began to be troubledwith
Eczema. My arms and legs were
banlagcd most of the time and
sometimes / could squeeze tho pus
out of my hands, they we're SO bad.
About 3 months ago, / CHANGED to
read an adj. of 'Fruit- a tives' and
SCOTIA Saliva, in which was told Of
a person cured of Weeping Eczema
by these remedies.
after using t@o boxes Of :Fruit-a-tivcs'
and one boz of SCOTIA Sabre, I am
entirely free Of Eczema.
DIR. i. N. OLZENDAM, OWN.
5Oc. a box, 6 for So so, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-15
WHEELOCK
The village schools commenced the
spring term last Monday.

The village schools commenced the
spring term last Monday.
Evelyn Roberts has the mumps.
l.. N. Cree's shop is closed for a
few days as Mr.. Cree is in Massachu-
sets on business.
The sick ones are all gaining.
Charles Miles is now able to be at
the mill most of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Dean of st.
Johnsbuly visited their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Dean the first of the
week
No services at the church because
of so much sickness.
Remember the demonstration meet
ing by Miss Kelley at Mrs. A. L.
Weeds Tuesday, April 20. An all day
session. Picnic dinner.
OHM Ripley of Windsor was at his
home here over Sunday. = .
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-15
HoW'S This +?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
five years. and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, eXpelling the Poi
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
! After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you Will see
great improvement in your general
health Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine at once and get rid OF catarrh. Send
for testimonials. free.
r. J. CHENEY &; co. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, Toe.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-15
AUTO SERVICE

CARL d. HOPKINS meets all
night trains. Special service for we'd
dngs, funerals and other occasions
Night Call, St Johnsbury Inn, Phone
703. Day Call, Caledonia Garage
Phone 1J5 or t25-W.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
PRINTERS INK
PROPHYLACTIC

Trenton. - Somewhere, sometime,
someone made the sage observation
that the judicial use of printers ink
might prove us useful as medicine In
the prevention Of communicable dis
eases.
If not statistically accurate, 1t is
certainly worthy Of comment that pub
iicity, directed toward education, has
been a prime factor and most useful
ally in lettering living conditions from
q health standpoint. 1t has been price
less In sanitation education, for 1t
FIRST taught the public the necessity
Of drainage and sewerage; that files
and mosquitoes were the chief car
riers OF several ever-present commu
nicable diseases, and 1t has taught the
public, or a great portion Of 1t, to
insist on pure foods.
At first newspapers hesitated to
touch the subject Of sanitation, pest
houses, flies and mosquitoes, because
the editor feared 1t was not news.
Experiment proved there was no big
ger element of news anywhere than
something that concerned every one
of his readers intimately-the public
health.
There can no longer be room for
doubt that every reader Of a newspa-
per and every good citizen is vitality
interested In prolonging his chance
for living a greater number Of years.
That is the reason that New Jersey
newspapers have taken up the fight
for the eradication Of venereal dis
eases and are cooperating with the
United States Public Health Service,
New Jersey State Department OF
Health, In a State wide educational
campaign urging the adoption of prop
er control legislation, the closing OF
houses OF prostitution, the segrega-
ton and compulsory treatment of the
diseases until they are no longer a
menace to the public.
1t Is a new discussion for the public,
for until the drafting OF millions for
the army revealed the terrific preva-
lence Of gonorrhea and syphilis in
civil life the twin evils were secrets
to everyone except the medical profes-
sion, and because statistics were not
available physicians had only q vague
Idea Of the high prevalence.
The army experience was startling
1t convinced President Wilson, hi!
cabinet and Congress that false mod
esty could no longer shield n Of TIN
greatest dangers to Americas health
for it was realized then, as now. tina
ignorance and secrecy were Target.
responsible for the condition that ex
posure and publicity would bring re
form.
This is actually happening. Tren
ton and the State OF New Jersey arr
treating venereal diseases quite a
openly and frankly as an epidemic o
smallpox, and quite as effectively
And that Is the only way. The public
must realize that gonorrhea and syph
Ills are names for communicable dis
eases instead Of crimes and that th,
fight for their eradication is not ;
private affair of the Public Health
Service and the New Jersey Bureau o
Venereal Disease Control, but con
serns every American vitality.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
Abyssinian Funeral.

In AbyssiEia when a newborn in
FAINT dies 1t is buried under the floor.
After h edem!se of an adult the body
is washed in water sweetened with
honey, wrapped in a shroud and sewed
up in a mat of braided straw. When
tine religious ceremony is over thu
corpse is buried in the c~hurchyard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19

fore a Joint session OF the legislature
Monday night. He will discuss the
labor problems Of the day and will
porbably answer the arguments OF
Governor Henry J. Allen OF an
sas, who spoke before the lawmakers
here recently in behalf of the court
of industrial relations. 1t Is believed,
Mr.. Gompers may also pay his re-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19

In spite of the fact that 1t has been
some wears since Col. Lillian Russel
printed a recipe for developing tne
bust. the girls seem to be ge''ihs
along fairly well. ~
Sir Oliver Lodge tells US that NJ
,asns are lacking In imagination. Nc
wonder THE women dress so thai we
do not REQUIRE any imagination
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19

spec.s to national prohibition. whieh
he Is against.
1T IS understood here that at leas.
one eminent judicial authority of the
state, who could not be quoted. has
declared that the argument that a
vice chancellor cannot be ~impeacheo
by the legislature is faulty. This was
II reason advanced by the Demo-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19

Martha's Guild of Trinity church viii
hold a food sale tomorrow afternoon
at So'clock at the home of Mrs. Rob-
ert Valentine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19

erats last week for rot pushing the
re solution of the state Federation OF
Labor to impeach Vice Chancellor
Foster for recent strike decisions In
Hudson county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
GOMPERS TO ADDRESS
STATE LEGISLATURE

Bp SUecidI Correspondent.
TRENTON, March 1e-Samuel
Gcnpers, president Of the American
Federation of Labor, will speak be-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19

Some men would get Highly Indig-
nant If they were sued for 100000
And other men would regard 1t as a
Great Compliment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19

To Have Food Sale.
BIZ Special Correspondent.
WOODBRIDGE, March IS-St
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19

WASHINGTON - The sight OF
vtscount Grey. former British
ambassador to the United States,
is reported to have been saved by
the skillful diagnosis of DR. VII.
mer, famous Washington oculist.
Lord Grey was slowly becom-
ing blind, II Is said. when he vis-
fled DR. Wilmer The physician
believed the trouble arose from
q decayed tooth Lord Grey had
the tooth removed and his sight
Is nov improving
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Daniels Denies He
Said Japanese A
Menace to America

Washington. Aprl ! - Chairman
Paige Of the ~-s naval committee
made pabAc today . le;,er frca ser
ag Danlsas de-y4rg reports pubasea
il some newspapers ,azt ire se-uz
had told tAs committee yesterday ,ha:
Japan vas q nsEaoe to TIE Uni.sa
States
i IN moved g wrrs yo-. said Nj.
Daniels G th.s publication cor
vsys the impression ihat s calculated
10 give = friendly -s;sa = ~ie- q rhs
attitude q ne @a-ay q tbs naw.
and yo1r eomnlc@ that : w1oly q,
variance nth re at,itzde - voa-
/ stated - ta- committee that or
relations E4-a en- countries On n p
G0e were uos- friendly ara o5-lisf
and that Z da le: believe ans rsoa
m~eutionsi Ihe United states and as
Zn this ccuzt- Eolld adov; - pol.
= based uboa 4a-zgo--sn 70 zny r5w-
er IN he Pzc.1.e
i an s1-s hat voa md al The
m@ASars 1t gAs ss-s-s naval -ffairs
COMMITTEES T-I rssrs, q misleading rub
Acsusa 5Als may It uiSuterpretea by
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
School Children
Canvass City In
Quest of Relief

WIZ 500 saPIH2ai voices Of hlra
school boys ard girls entering every
Office shop and homes evevwhsre in
ne eity the campaign here ss- .sses
Ter rsiisf Of sufferers in the Near Eas.
given = big boost Friday with
SEasai bodies szch assigned districts
Z Nhseh 70 solicit the high school
eaAdrsA undaunted By the inclsmeney
OF Ire weather. started Ont 70 sTs,s-
rnzunzily eovsr the city.
= similar program Is bsirE carried
OF IN each city IN he United safes
Il s sid Details q the Local cam
PAign we're formed b. Campaign Man
Aver , y Hutchzson Up to q late hour
ms Afternoon 10 rsporss Of the pror
res * The Ez8snts la been nass Al
h~e4Qgs2rTsrs for the drive.
A FIVE balea ten coai nela h
osea discovered IN TIE southern pa-r
q Eoath America
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
} a1r japanese z1y and friend"
Soldiers Viii Is
Held To Be Legal

Tao5nsa. wasa. April Miss Ruth
Tgls. daughter Of Rev. joel YIgus q
Aabarns Is named sole beneficiary ard
execGsrx Of the state Of Grover =.
Porter q san Diego. Cal. n a VIII
fed icezy ~ Mss yigus his fsncse.
Porter vas q private n cSOmpany Z
cf the ss.ih Infantry Of SIS diyiSoz
AID ~zs killed II France September
.47..tsls.
TIE VIII was written Esth pr ana
lEa jay S. II TIE same year, a Few
days after he zr-iTed il France si.h
his division. Miss VEas Is also made
he beneficiary Of sls.oB9 in war rsg
Insurance carried by Private Porter. II.
N zfnd2y; fled wi-h the viii Miss
F attorney says a H~Olorrawhi,
va ; leg2l both II California and in
F3cs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

@ea9 TIE Nsgtate Cszposns e
NNuEn Yea ear rss shse
.-ets a isstinNnaaL-Nrs nj
,ALAA bfsSEE - ChMtzut ST. Ln.-pH
Wy we11tH VII suzfiaas e uzer "a
Ssg : ncre tan ne ean -unsP-Stxsa
~ n1a f7i hAhh il Lvza II
Nrsetxhas Cozpaaai
isTsg wars i has bxa IL sss.s-
~ Esz@y foF fsuxls rs. a. L. -
a tAe hezkA az t~aasanls a 49,
nzss bsa tF0zal WITH xsFa ~
= a ia6zuzas;on
'aioA irrrguArsts@' ete.
ys vAzt sal airise Ex;se Z.
Z PizkAaa M@ns "a fe.-
esstAiAs lyEA M2z Yer 49, m
SI~1ed Tesa aza xssutrea u :
s- and keA n sisEt ressl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
NeW Building Now
Under Way To Be
Occupied As Shop

tucto1 % g large one story
b-lGing was starres
{ Ferry street across from ihe
AFsoa hotel This IS on the Max Bur
"a p1operiy 2nd The naw structure
Via = an extension 70 The building
sNne1 y Alr. Buren, On The Ferry and
Commercial street site.
Construction work 5 in charge Of
L c Dsnisoa. local contractor ar5
saa1eT The new building win cos,
about sss9e.
When completed. the new building
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
COMMISSIONERS COURT

sCOniinuea from page @yen)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
HooUer's Boyhood Days In Salem Reviewed IN Brief

n % occupied b rzo firms ~ d.
Paterson. cletEac distributor ara ~
he Salem Machine and wsldne con-
paay. Mr. Patterson states rat ths
groz-h Ct the farm tractor bes.nez
r. ne vicinity has been 70 sueh "A ex
lent. nat more adequate q1arters
we're Necessary.
me Salem Machine ard veldlag
%. i q new salem firm. TIE co-part-
insTs bang .. z Griffin. u. Geek AMI
IL 4 Tucker. The COMPANY. which a
present. 5 located At IL SoEth coz-
nssrazl street vii specialize II trae-
.tor and farm machinery rspalr ara
c~0n=reetio1.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

rot exceptionally hrliianS - far az
reads a~ayarcsusa; vas ceaeerns5
Several Tires hs sAisas 4 rs tests
bit hss sturdy plcadlng style trought
him out a winner IN TIE e1G
Wiling 70 wcH-
Up liz she Photograph studio 81 Toz
Crorlss. v@ssrsa Photographer ara
printer. Ehsre = q Photograph % 4
horseczr oacs drsvsn By Hoover. Not
ONLY dsa b. perform The 6zs5ss 81 Of
lce bos for ihs oreson Land company.
bat driving. raining errz11s ard a.
sting MS brother al tke printing trade
we're only ) fen 81 ias sd tcbs b.
which Bert add 70 the N1n5 fEas he
Nas puttisg ASIDE fer me m2ea-lonEed-
fcT ~sducasIcn-
Fer Grandma Hzr Glnshs-as Hoo
veY. ihe mother ~ that mans mother
q Hhoa Re rad kno~n - a.iis. had
tnAa ths lz4 thar be u1a stay ~ith h1s
books and saye reasI,y .cr re Gzs
Nhsa the "bsg o-pp~7an.;y would
come
Daring ths ysars lsssslkti, Herben
live sAh GrAsazna Mlntra-ns n he
ltae hogss n s.55 Bazs. zven.s soon
IT. blg opp0rsunis cane SANFORD
university. the gn O. Ss@ie- L@@ac
Sanford % 1mb.sie@s gouih 90 tae Pa
cafe coast zAs 10 BE- er-nea n SEP
tenbsr, lss2. aad wben t. = beard the
pEs - decided that ~ xo-M b z
e ne nrS su1eat Sc sL EaSsr
zaid th4n deae ri Sz RESIDENTS
~ knew hlz u tAk ~ .y %
hs efforts . PASS - fE4m1AzArx
Such Esal did re La 81 ~ vezS q,
into thls t-sE 14- - -rea one q
IRE coveted schearsh,ss
he si9-y q Hscve S-4ndser
gs@rs = oas % ua~rzgtA-, esss~t Ne
aae has sag b. tas1r.rg etZh ~ .,
ne aihAetac department. ana ~ .avI
heneleie meas hv Shieh b. slesSs~l
f-nas caai5 b. s-pRn4aied During
- sa.ar xev Ae n4seE she laun-
dry esne1tea ;er eze a sne isrrag
halls
NaA TrssaaS
ne lEI-&cn Ea8s u Hes~sr DIR
ing ~ Stanford sAy : sea.aa ~
a SoV ioil 4 1-s Z rs ss-zs-
s~irneiers a. TIE uz.rsrzw. Th.s mo-.
fessor beard 2 wZs aaa faksrr'
1aolt Hecvers hscE z-2 -k-Ees rA
VIA ta-s stAte-ssat. Rcsvs. rs rae
bad iucx ~ as I'D rzzra ur.snI
a1g a geu to 40 ard O. a shsrr rhayel
e oalae A-Qsad a4as- % @ars Soae.
ht K tod Aesyes - sa- fs Ken
sa-sEA . hr-=s as ~-i--a toe.A raj
2ef- hsar * < aEza ua.l b. eswni
s4sk vrh ~ s1othr
1s@zaE2 Mlzshsrra ~hs nae
~ te<s Ssuscs e saszlFAss,n a. 49,
e4rg days = Emhitioa w -. s-s-rr..
'en y iee yeezg nlE1ax ezx
A ne zEs q g. r1s recasv.a a.
ss@asr Il A. prs.szs- Aza We ~
reesNing 4 slAry e s.H.sss \ sssr
I 2 1877 ara II 1885. Hesre- Gra I'll
sasen Tor the sale rzrpxs Il go
g~aa~a rnt1 sAs agss - vZ-
lisa b. ST 1Ees e Z- ts- ~ es--
rsrlsnea
y aadiLea 20 MS sbearAtszsss spl
Hnts rsarA he Z kac~rt8 hAgs az
maHg 2. Ms rsl4ffvps 49, a~s-aI
. ffrtsct their eA1fztssn M*-~ 80
et-sr SAten frs~zak 4fN-a sk.at o.
sinaans~ asa tkSsshfzinsS xAsw-
p rs hoy ass shown - he ss4a wha
4
NfEitGnE PFrs9nai Mistress 8u--r
- fs1H6 hzzsslf Eats-asy A.sss
2 BEAD ihs amhAsa6a-~Atp x hurani
= Ffalnss = shseA l. rs eesa za-
4 - n2ns an.sA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

rz.e1sly esass5.
Fztel AM had YER
dry spells I szf.
fHa fSr thzes vars
Eal vas PERFECTLY
mis- ri r-:1 :
TREAD vEs telliE
s 70 tTy LraA q
Finssazs yege.
u ConfosIna and
issn1 il a wunar.
III zedieine | can
nv g twi@ a.
nash rax a. I
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

Roman cardinals who have 70 IN
cosae outside their allowances have
gwen ap their carriages the cost q
maintenance having increased four
times since The var.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
ny wm Carver.

II 1851. HeFbsH clark Hoover Hi
sism. he rad auai.a ana worked
sns area during his hurried tayhoss
kere bal haa net ssssasied extra AZ
seHssen-
What the naan AAs accomplished
neAry every cssiRen tn the Uulses
stases kns~A Hoover had made rces
y his ehe@sn prefsasson In the wears
E~Esoe5iag ths sar. He hfs sassm tired
ssth tbs 1efermanaslon "a ksconae a
fnlnlng sag1neer ans a. . member II
eaEferas fsst uzzs Kradaaisa wSrh.
hlsn kozor& Amer gruduatson Hoav~r|
Nenf into \ mines " she sierra NJ
FHtz elxsrsct and serfe6 IL sar.s4s ca
SAess1sx Fnaiis. - esns o. mach per.
~ Lcsis JANA. an esEine4r II lHterna-
tArnhi rspeie wAe lAtsr iatr0dzcsd fhe
Fonng raAa 70 the mining werk.
Sacssr=s Cerne~.
An4r h& Hvevrrrs zscent W to
kae1ex ~ saertss N~s ssre ama steady.
II k@sznsnE ~ the pur2d war rndlns
hln -Gth a Mos33 w1ae REPUTATION Is a.
Sknssk p nlelaAierEzc4l mAiasrs ans.
sta p-erssnsai inssrssss Ia Eaxl.sa
an6 Amertcza ml1kK SoReeFEM 80
AzxuE 1914. HeeFFr Hzs preparing -.
FstaFuse Earspe. AllfF having reader
- sNl1st3e @rsee 4 hs htne ely.
e Ban FFsnrlsso - Aisirr Is securing.
kuTsssAn F-~sre@Hsauez 4 ne Faza..
nn Pacific ~exs.szsslgn
However. re wzs called ut.sn e.
4tAnaan hAs paans 70 gssarn 70 the tai
.81 3E4tts I'D ~llkest h-ssltzgsan Ne
sa1k charge q Inc erxaniEafien fer the
pe1Fy rsa4f II thousands e Amer.
leaA wkas~ LISTERS of cssdss wersI
soFshAAAs h@csp~ Of Il xar. Hssxer
nt Al sffarts IN Assisting his cosn.
fs5rssa % reiurn e sA4 Gated s.aie&
Hls srsae A. ehsirsaan eG rslisf
Hesz = nFaglun. and later a. Uaitsd
statas feod administrator Is too wsa
fncwn Il re4Eirs rxpstlslbn
Wben H3rbtft CARA Hosreg esrae
20 sa,em il issk. - had ben n ore
sen for two years having kpens ina.
rne az NewberE ~here as uneis. Or
- = 4intsofn. HAD heen had & 70
cAnG College. the taucatlenAl Ensssta.
iloa ~Ateh had receaiiy bssn estah
N2ae1 ~ ~ FTssnds eAnFch Herbert
va has ercfhsr IAeetose aHa ~ss~r
M-s* 80 sezar = Nt&ere frem
io~A whers then pI
s. -se rist@as -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

hossshoia u her fgsare huAand q 4
family history THAI she appreciates
herHsis d in a neighbors home and
seon acquired . rnputafioa fer capa.
nEl;y f. household Ean2Eemen.-
LAter. after her marrsase. Il i sad
that Haida Hoorsrs henre boAaed Ia,
bHghfea ainaswA TIE most sr5zl
and span floors ana tbs % insalns
silver 4rtee and c1Ansry e~qaip1neni
q any Quaker hou%hola IN Tbs CON
munsiy-
Death Disrupss
TIE happiness OF the little cuzka
home. during she bahyhoed ard earn
childhood o. the chldren il vxIi tod
By p~rx@af-day bsogYaphers o. thg
Hoover family. The sudden death o.
shs father X 1919. followed b. the
death Of Hnida Mia4hSrne Hoover.
iozr Fsarx ister. broke up The lsstls
hsassheid and ieh The ehlidren IL be
s1kta rzge u b relatives
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-24
B. & o. Officials Are
In Fairmont TODAY

]. a. Jordan, Baltimore, Baltimore
and Ohio superintendent of mainte-
nance Of way, came here from Balti-
more last night. He is expected to
leave for Connellsville today. ]. F.
Keegan, Pittsburgh, superintendent OF
the Pennsylvania district OF the B. &
o. railroad, arrived in Fairmont last
night. He will probably leave for
Pittsburgh today.
A. H. Freygang, Grafton, division en-
gineer Of the B. & o. railroad, is in
Fairmont today.
A safety meeting for B. & o. en-
ployes will be held at the office of Err
nest Bartlett, B. 6 o. trainrlaster at
Fairmont on Monday, March /.
2. ]. Walker, demurrage clerk, OF the
Monongahiala railroad freight ware
house force. returned last night from
a trip to Pittsburgh. He was accom-
panied by his wife.
Merchandise is again moving on the
Baltimore and OHIO railroad, east of
Grafton, after an embargo had been eff.
fective on all carload freight, except
perishable freight, live stock and coal
from Saturday until today. The G. of
N. ]. has enlarged freight at its CON
nections and this is being felt here.
This does not apply to coal,