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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
SOLDIERS on GUARD
DURING FUNERAL
Belfast Is Seething With Unrest and
There Is Fear of Great
Uprising.

Belfast Ireland Sept 29-Three
victi inns of the week end rioting, John
Gaynor, Edward Troddens and John
Mclfadden, were buried yesterday and,
il, spite of the recent order prohibiting
the marching of members of proclaimed
political organizations there was a
large turnout of volunt Five hun
dred volunteers followed the eoffins of
Caynor and Troddens, but none were
in the procession which escorted the
body of MeFadden to the cemetery
Relatives of McFadden deny that he
was a Sim Feiner
The funerals started from the
houses Of the slain men in different
parts of the Falls Road district and
later merged, forming one long cor
tege, which slowly moved between
crowds Of silent and uncovered spec
tatorss
Tension continues at high pitch and
the military authorities took ever
precsution TO prevent fresh outbreak
during the funerals Squads Of soldiers
were stationed along the route and an
armored ear passed up and down tire
line OF march
1he cofiins Of Gaynor and Troddens
were draped with republican flags,
which the troops allowed To remain
until the professor reached the GENE.
terry, where the cortege was stopped
and the removal OF the flags was
ordered. Care also was taken by the
military to prevent volunteers from
firing a salute at the graves.
Saloons were closed during the
funerals upon orders from the Irish
republican army. Leaders Of both
sides said they did not expect any
more -ioting, but Sinn Feners asserted
that if the government carried out pro.
posals for the arming of unionists its
action would be taken as declara
tion of war and Sim Fein rising
would immediately follow.
Fred Blair, who WAS wounded during
the rioting last night died to-day .sThe
lord mayor has informed the promoters
Of the Irish atrocities commission that
conditions in Belfast preclude his ac
crptance Of the commissions invitation
10 60 TO Dublin and give testimony
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
CITY'.S CONTRACT .WITH
HOSPITAL SIGNED
In Return for 5000 Appropriation
Hospital Guarantees 1900 Days
Hospital Treatment for
City Cases.

contract between the city of Barre
and the Barre City hospital relatives to
| the hospital agreement to serve the city
in return for the $4,000 appropriation
voted by the citizens was presented at
the regular meeting of the board of al
! dermen last night, being signed by the
charity committee of the council and
DIR. NJ. /. Chandler and A. G. Moore for
the hospital. The contract calls for
300 days of service during the year if
necessity arises; that is, the hospital
must serve enough patients to amount
to l200'days.
No action on the contract was taken
by the aldermen because the CHARITY
committee had been empowered to
draw up and sign the agreement. How
ever, warrant for the $1,000 was
drawn and ordered paid to the hospital
pursuant to the vote of the citizens.
Other bills ordered paid were: W. E.
Fiske, water rebate, $5,0S; street pay
roll, $475l2; engineering pay, $26,73;
water pay Sl4S4J; fire pay, S205.55;
police pay $3.50; G.. L. Booth, $50;
Mrs. C.. J.. Booth, Sl.20; Miss Gridley,
S26; f. c. Brock. $25.75; Barre Savings
Bank q Trust CO., interest on school
bonds, 1920; j. f. Epencer, compen-
sation. S24
On the matter of selling bonds to
cover the South Main street contract
and refunding bonds. beth of which
the citizens authorized, it was shown
to be the sense Of the meeting that the
bridge bonds be in serial form, pay
able $500 each year, for period of
ten years and that the refunding bonds
he in serial form. redeemable after ten
years and maturing in twenty years
Routine matters were the other
items of business before the board
After hearing Thomas Nev2 comb and
W. Fl. Richardson, the board authorized
the street committee to investigate the
need of water outlet on Warren
street inasmuch as property owners
there were filling in deep hollow for
the purpose of making building lots.
The same committee was instructed to
look up a proposal for street accept
ance on johnson street extension, the
matter being presented by Mrs Mead
The street committee reported an of
fer from C. l.. Clough TO build a side
walk on Hill and Perry streets for $50
subject to the approval of the street
committee and. after ex- Mayor Z. c. |
Glysson had spoken of the necessity |
of such sidewalk, ii was voted that |
the city enter into agreement with Mr.. |
Clough
City Clerk Macksy reported that the
book typewriting machine in the city |
clerks office is playing out after l3
years service and is not suitable for
further repairs II was voted that
the clerk he instructed to enter into |
negotiations with form supplying
such machines with a view to pur-
chase.
J. Tomasi withdrew an application for
a lunch room license in the A. Tomasi |
block. Walter Emery was given per.
init to keep pigs under the Jacobs
barn off South Main street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
MONROE -ELLIcoTT
Marriage Took Place in Montpelier
This Forenoon.

Marcus = Monroe. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Monroe, and Helen C. Fl
.licott were married Al l0 o'clock this
forenoon al the home Of the bride.
~ Loomis street. Montpelier BY Rev.
Charles \. st John. in the presence Of
the immediate families The bride was
given away nv her brother Charles.
She was attended by her sister. Miri
am Ellicott and the best man was
Leigh Pauquctte Of Swanton. The
bride wore white georgette and ear
ried chrysanthemums and her sister
wa, dressed in pink georgctte and
carried a shower bouquet Of white dai-
sizes
The ceremony was performed IN front
Of = hank Of autumn flowers and hy
drangca, in the parlor Of the house )
wedding breakfast followed the Ccrc
mony. after which the newlyweds left
on . wedding trip
The rroom + a native ot Middle
seN. wa educated in the schools of
Montpelier and Barre and j. employed
1T the lane Manufacturing eompsuy's
plant The bride Is native Of Mont
pclier. 4 graduate Of the high school
and has been employed al the National
lie Insurance company office
After oct. Is. they viii he ~ home
e. their friends AZ - Loomis street
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
DEATH OF MRS. E. E. WILEY
Occurred Last Night at Her Home on
Central Street.

Mrs. r. Z Wiley died at her home.
~ Central street. last evening at Q
o'clock. after being in poor health
since last fall She was born in Sara
nae, " u. May H. 1862, being the
daughter Of George and Sarah Thorn
ton and she had resided in Barre for
about twenty years She was twice
married. her first husband being w. T.
Durette She was married TO Mr..
Wiley on Aug 2s. 1920
Besides her husband, she leaves six
children. as follows Bernard c. Dur
cite OF Moretown. W $ D1rette of
Waterbury, &, II Durette Of Morris
VILE Coral Guy Durette ~ Pittsheld,
Mass, Milford Leroy Duette Of Barre
and Mrs Lawrence Genett Of Barre:
also one brother. Henry Thornton OF
Montpelier.
The funeral viii he held at her late
home Thursday afternoon Al : o'clock.
and interment viii be IN Hope Genie
ferV
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
TWO PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTORS WOHEN
Republicans of Vermont Nominated
Mrs Maude z. Bailey OF St.
Johnsbury and Mrs. Lillian II.
0lzendam Of Burlington
Women Otherwise
Recognized.

Burlington. Sept % For the first
time in the history of Republ licanism
iu Vermont, women sat with men on
the platform at the Republican state
convention, which was held Yesterday
in the gymnasium al the University OF
Vermont Republican nominees for Of
fees which will be filled at the Novem
Der elections gathered Yesterday and
adopted a party platform; listened to a
short talk by James Hartness, Republi
can nominee for governor. elected a
new state Republican committees nom
iuated four presidential electors tof
whom two ere women heard mess
ages from the national leaders Of the
party, Harding. Coolidge and Will II.
Hayes. and listened to an inspiring al
dress delivered BY former Governor
Charles : Whitman OF New York
The entrance Of women into the poli-
tics Of the state was recognized, also.
in tho choice of two women as nomi
nees for president ial electors The fol-
lowing We're nominated a. the candi.
dates on the Republican ticket for the
office of presidential elector; Gardner
w McGrath OF Poultney. Mrs Maude
b. Bailey Of ST. Johnshury. William
r. Mckillip and Mrs Lillian H. Olzen.
dam of Burlington MIR McGrath was
nominated bv Harvey r. Kingsley Of
Rut hand Mrs Bailey by Frank T Tsy
lor of Hardwick Mr. Mchilhp hv
George l. Duuhsm II Brattleboro, and
Mrs Olzendam by Martin 5. Villas Of
Burlington
The new Republican .tatr committee
WAS elrrted a. follows Addison
county Mi'ard i Barnes of Chimney
Point Bennington county Collins "
Graves If Bennington; Caledonia
county. Harry II Carr Of 81 Johns
hurry Chittendeu county, Guv VI Page
of Burlington. Essex couHN HauN
r Amev of Island Pond Franklin
county II = Fairehild Of Fairfield
Grand Isle county Juan Robinson ot
South Hero. Lamoilic county. smith
r. Waite IT HYDE Park Orange
county. John G. Sherhurnc of Ran
dolph. Orleans county. II = ORourke
of Derby Rutland county Leonard
= Wing of Rutland: Washington
county. Henry Holt of Montpelier. sue
ceeding VI ". Dewey of Montpelier
WIndham county John Z. Po'iurk =
Saxtous River. Windsor county. Allen
D. Bail ~ Ludlow
Following the coHNrnt ION. ihe Ropuh
lican state committee held a meeting
a. tho tate headquarters and organ
iled a. follows. Chairman. John v Rid
dock ,ics chairman. NJ y Barnes
secretary. Collins VI Grsvs; treasurer. F.
Leonard > Wing Mr. Wing viii re
man in charge Of the Republican state .
At the Van Ness house m f.
80 after elcrt ion The executive com /
mittee of the Republican stste rom I
nittee j. made up ~ John = TidlHCk. +
cllins NJ Grave. Leonard p Wing.
lame Robinson and t-uy # Page.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
VERMONT D. A. R
Held Its Annual Session in Montpelier
To-day.

The 2ist annual conference 81 the
Vermont chapter Of the Daughters of
the American Revolution convened in
the Wood Art gallery in Montpelier
nt $50 this morning with large mum
Der Of members attending Last eve
ming a conference of the officers oc-
CURED in the parlors in the Pavilion
hotel " hen the accounts we're audited
and other arrangements for 20 DAYS
session completed.
Mrs Stewart caued the meeting 70
order. and Mrs A. p Ingram. a. chap
lain offered PRAYER America va
sung. Mrs n VI Farnhsm gave tho
welcome to Montpelier and Miss Val
Cntine responded for the president.
Mrs George N. Minor of the a ional
society gave a short greeting from the
national bodv Nrs. g. " y Allen
gave greetings fTam 10 Colonial
Danes Mr. Charlcs Rcade II North
Hero. from the Daughter. II 1912
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
"RLSBERG THREATENS
TO BUMP ME- OFF" FOR
TELLING SAYS JACKSON

pected crossing us at that time began
to 90 bad on the last eastern trip, we
decided there must have been another
sell-out. However, we have never been
able to prove this.
Had we played anything like our
regular game we should have come
home with the pennant cinched. We
all hope the grand jury will hook into
this end of the affair. If it fails to act
we may take some action ourselves--if
we can get hold of the players we feel
sure did the cheating.
John Collins said
1--WE are sorry in a way for the fell
lows who are right in this jam, but we
are glad everything is going to be
shown up.
eve suspected some Of them in the
worlds series and we suspected them
again because of the way they played
on the last eastern trip. Some of
them not only didn't try, but really
acted as though they didn't want to
win. / have no idea what influenced
their actions"
Faber said that the playing of the
Sox on the eastern trip made some of
the others believe something was
crooked
at looks like we were double
crossed in the worlds series last year
and in the pennant race this year, but
we are not through yet" he said.
I'VE will go to St Louis with ball
team on which every man will be try
ing and we will fight to get into the
worlds series. If we land we will be
sure of one thing we will not have
Judas on the team when we 90 into
the big series
The players who were not implicated
in the scandal held celebration at a
dinner last night
We've known something was wrong
for long time but We felt we had to
keep silent because we were fighting
for the pennant," said Eddie Collins. |
'Now it's all over and we're the hap
piest bunch in the world
We're going to win the pennant and !
then the world series in spite of this, |
Manager Gleason said to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
IRISH TOWN
WAS SACKED
Mallow, County Cork, Was
Put to The Torch Last
Night
-. exs
nth LANCERS
IN REPRISAL
They Burned the Town
Hall and About Forty
< Buildings

Cork, Ireland, Sept 20 (By the As
sociated Press The sscking of the
town of Mallow, County Cork, last
night followed promptly on the Sim
Fein coup of yesterday, in which the
military barracks were raided and a
sergeant killed.
Not the black and tan" but the 18th
Lancers are said to have exacted the
reprisals. They burned the town hall
and some forty buildings, including the
creamery and the principal shops
There was much promiscuous shoot.
ing by the soldiers, but no casualties
were reported The fires were still
burning to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
"cHIcK" GANDILL ON ROAD.
Sold House In Los Angeles and De.
parted a Week Ago.

Los Angeles. sept. %. Chick" Gan.
dill. came here last winter and bought
home. Later he went to St An
thony. Idaho. to manage a ball team,
but returned. saying his health was
better in California. He played baseball
at Bakersfield and elsewhere this sea
son a week ago he e-sold his home and
departed witR~NIrs. Gandil by automo-
bile They said they were going to
Chicago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
Majority of American Le-
gion Committee Reports
to the Convention
WOULD NOT ALTER
POLITICAL CLAUSE
Three-Cornered Fight for
Commander Develops
Cleveland

Cleveland, O., Sept. 29.-With elec
ton of officers on the program of the
American Legion convention Today,
the race for national commander
seemed to have resolved itself into a
triangular competition between r. W.
Galbraith, jr., of Cincinnati; Hanford
MacNider of Mason City, Ia, and J.
+. J. Herbert of Worcester, Mass.
There was talk of dark horses, how
ever, Harry S. Berry of Gallatin,
Tenn, was mentioned in this connec-
tion. G. Edward Buxton of Rhode Is +.
land, who had been mentioned, said il
was impossible for him to accept the
nomination
Reports of the committee on consti
tutional amendments and Americani-
cation were expected to precipitste
spirited debates,
The committee on constitutional
amendments agreed to recommend that
no change be made in the political
clause of the constitution.
Majority and minority reports on
the advisability of making an inter
probation of the political clause were
prepared. The majority report urged
that the sending of questionnaires to
political candidates on their position
with regard to matters affecting the
Legion be permitted The minority
recommended that the clause stand
without Interpretation.
Recommendation for the deporta-
tion Of aliens who after residing in
this country reasonable length Of
time should fail 10 declare their de.
sire TO become citizens were expected
to be made in the report of the Amer
iean committee, II was said that the
report would deal with race, color and
creed"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
LUMBER CASE ENDED.
And Suit of Elizabeth Burns vs.. North
field National Bank Was Started

The arrangements were made this
morning in Washington county court
in the case Of Whitman vs. Daley over
timber land on which It vas claimed
c. r. Lowe for Mr. Daley cut timber
owned bv Mr. Whitman. The most Of
YESTERDAY afternoon was used with the
evidence relative 10 lines % show the
Jury the contention ~ each party rela.
tive 10 where the line Is.
Following the arguments to-day the
case of Elizabeth Burns " the North
feld National bank Was commenced.
John 4. Cook 81 Nouhfeld has filed
4 case in county court Is recover S5.0o8
from Z. e. phiney ~ Dsnvers. Mass.
claiming that the defendant alienated
the affections II hrs wife 90 that she
left him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
FUNERAL AT eRANlTEvILLE
For Fred Boissonsau. websterville Man,
who Died After Long Illness.

The funeral ~ Fred Boissoneau II
ucbsieryilie. who died SUNDAY after a
fuo years iIlness with a tumor. vas
faM an st Sylvester's church IN Gran
fctiilc Yesterday morning ~ 2 e'rlock.
rrpecded ~ setvire conducted by Court
rh1 sheridan Independent Order 81
Forr-icr-. 81 thc house a. $50
The church Was wel filed with
friends and there was = large delega
Z ~ Of she Forrsiers who escorted
the hr.dv from the chunh 10 81 Svl-
t,rsser. frrvneterv Al Eve children
$ -ra present fcr thr funeral
Ire hesrrfs we're VII Blanchard
lrrfrr Isusen Thouss Pott1n. VII
chare Bez Pslkfz and Card Hlnklss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
CANDIDATE H.4RDING
ESCAPED INJURY
Though He and Mrs Harding Were
Shaken Up When Trucks of
His Car Broke Down.

AIlwood W Va. sept % Senator
Harding'- ,pecial train narrowly cs-
capped serious wreck near here To day.
when he trucks Of his car broke down
The car was deraled but no one was
injured. although both the senator and
Mrs Harding were shaken up. The
train which was running a; IS miles
an hour when the accident occurred.
was brought 90 a halt after crossing =
deep gully.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
Tens of Thousands, With
Rebekahs, Marched in
Boston
CLOSING FEATURE
OF CONVENTION
Trains Brought
Hosts Into Boston This
Morning

Boston, Sept. % The Odd Fellows
of New England. their sister body, the
Daughters of Rebekah, and the Patri-
archs Militantg the uniformed rank,
marched through Boston streets to-
day tens of thousands strong, The pa
rade was the closing feature of the
annual communication of the sovereign
grand lodge of the order, the members
Of which reviewed the hosts, who have
multiplied om the small band formed
in this city century ago
The marching thousands, with a
hundred slaring bands, and several
score of floats symbolizing events in
the history of Odd Fellowship of the
city on the nation, were reviewed four
times. Governor Coolidge and his staff
held post al the State House, and ac.
knowledged the greeting Of Grand
Marshal William H. Oakes as the
marchers reached the top Of Beacon
hill Mayor Peters himself member
of the order. reviewed the marching
members at city hall and after passing
under review of the sovereign grand
lodge, the marchers were given final
by Grand Marshal Oakes
and w. G. Gtrhey OF Binghamton. r.
y, the latter commander in chief OF
he Patrisrchs Militant section.
Starting early in the afternoon. it
was estimated that il would be almost
sundown before the last Of the march
nrs fell out Of parade formation. Four
hours was the ting estimated for the
parade To pass given point
Special trains bringing the Odd Eel
lows to the city came from points in
New England this morning and most
regular trains carried extra cars.i
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
Her First Thought

a Woman from the middle west spent
few weeks ~ Gloucester last -um
mer and in conversation with new
acquaintance she made known thr
fasf that il Was Der very first rlimpae
Of the orean.
ali must hate hceu quite treas. re-
marked tho ~Aar And hrn did the
ocesn impress Non
Wei uas she reply. -sben { sau
thr amount n ustrr thrF have hrrr
r -trlrk ~ that fsh might hr lt
tir rhcsper Bostcn Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
swIc CLAIMS PLOT
Wa, Responsible for Runs on Boston
Banks

n0sfru SEPT 20 The runs ~ ~
cal hanks within ths na-t fcw days
a. result ~ wbigh rve have beeB
closed and tuo rfher- have truroraT-
iiv suspended payments Iu thflr saAs
inVs departments. wa- due 90 plef
~imun Swir. tice president 81 the TIRE
mont Trust COMPANY charged Tr q
statement ritfn eat t1 is1 after ah p
fsr1 sew utfh Eank trmu ul5s-i1ner At
-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29

NJ. and Mrs. y \ Morse II Ran
dolph. guests of Mr. and Mrs n =
Park- ri Averill street. for the past
10 DAYS. returned 70 DAY 70 their home.
James Mckenzie. an employe Qf the
Cook Watkins Manufacturing Co. and
". p Houlaui Il Barre. q stone -
ter. pere scnt TO-DAY 70 Shsmokin. Pa
to 81 W the Wilsan Kreider vault.
shipped reorrtly from The Cook Wat
kIns ulants
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29
CHICAGO HOTELS CUT
RESTAURANT PRICES

Chicago, Sept 29.-Twenty-two
hotel owners to-day agreed to cut
their restaurant prices from %
to 33la per cent Vegetables,
fruits and cereals will be cut the
most.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29

stephen q Dorsey of Rutland vas
IN Barre today on business connected
with thc Mss.schu= Mutual Life
Insurance Co
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22
WANTED

WANTED-Girl or lady 10 do
wages. Address f. ID. shurtleff, Pay
ette, Idaho. b25-32-tt
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22
LEGAL NOTICES
Norlcr or mNAL sErrLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned administrator with the
will annexed OF the estate OF Flor
ence @. Kraus. docoagod. has filed
In the County Court OF the state OF
Oregon for Malheur County his final
account OF his administration upon
said estate, and that Saturday, the
9TH day OF August, 1920, at the hour
OF eleven o'clock A. NJ, OF said day
at the court house In Vale, oregon
has been duly fixed by order OF said
court as the time and place for hear
ing said final account, ana setting
said estate. All persons Interested
In said estate are hereby notified 10
appear at said time and place and
file their objections In writing, II
any there are, TO said final account
and contest the same.
Done and dated and first published
this Sth day OF July, 1920.
s. f. Taylor,
administrator with the will annexed
OF the estate OF Florence G. kraus'
deceased
w. w, Wood, attorney for the estate
First Publication. July S, 1920,
Last Publication. August s, 1920
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

Notice 10 horeby given that tho
undersigned has been duly appoiH,c .
administrator of the estate OF Robert
b. Thompson, deceased, by order OF
the County ourt Of the o,ltu OF
Oregon f.. .ulherr touu' Al
persona hats claims asa ust g. r
saiu estate ue hereby iUG..ci
p,U,G t tie sane, day tu.i.ei 3d..
iaw ..IU.i-l. 60 'He J.i.r.t ,tc@ .u.
r Utt.ntUl ut tie o., o.. % vi 30.
v. NOJd in nturio. Ciy3 .L o" 8 .
tie said ad.L.i.istla.Ur n ..sOn ~
his home icHr sail ctr, Nuiin s.a
months hua Tie date Of t.t f.Sj
publication OF tlis notice.
Dono and datel and first published
this 18th day of July, 1920
CHARLES l.. THOMPSON,
administrator of the estate OF Robert
b. Thompson, deceased.
Publish July 18th to Aug 70, 1920,
Inclusive.
INSIST un lH abstract OF title when
you purchase or lend money on real
estate MALHEUR TITLE AND
ABSTRACT CO.. Vale Oregon