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New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
THE RUSSIAN INN

The THISTLE 40 MADISON AvENrs
s"e AAD LA Phone Murray rf.I se-e
Ltnc n~en bec; Dinner 75e: Tea 41r 70
NIGET-Chicken and waffle Dinner. 81
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31

.vwing TO the illness af some of the
.a.s, .s.is's, 1t fas been found necessary to
.'spohe the entertainment whicn was
os gwen a The house u Mis.
,s..aes'o s.o g. iabhrj. T Eas. Ninety -Aftn
ssSneet, on Sunday, February r, 20 the
ssA'xins meek, February - It l. for
oenent Of IN. Waa orpnans Of
'atoern. Itay.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31

Mrs Herbert l.. Sattorec will be the
hostess az the Colony Club this evening
fer the annual dance Of the Nee York
City Visiting Committee The pro
eeeds will K used to flrther the work
Of this committee which was stared Al
The time Of the Civil War TO hep the
men, women and children in public hos
pitals. Many dinners VIII be given
previous TO the dance
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31

81, ~i. and Mra. Hurry s. Durand nre
~ sss'vinT congratu ations on the birth
ty..sh sh IT. their home. al IL West fif-
a. ''ssm strset. On Wedncsday cyen-
NJ. Aff. Durand was Miss Mildred
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10

entitled to such officer.
At said general election there will al
so te elected in each of the counties { +
Daniels GARFIELD. Glacier. Golden VAL
Icy. Liberty. Mtcone;; rron,lsna, Powder
one county Commissioner for a term
ending the first Monday in January,
1923: one County Commissioners for a
term ending the first Monday In Jan.
uary, 1925.
general election to ill any vacancy eX-
where such vacancy exists otherwise
than by expiration of term of office.
Also to determine any LEGAL question
to be submitted to the electors Of any
County.
And in order that such election may
manner. | hereby offer a reward of
ON. Hundred ollars tSl00) fer the arr
rest and conviction of any person vio-
lating any OF the provisions of Title
~ Part /. Of the Penal Code. such
rewards to BE paid until the total
purposes reaches the sum of Five
Thorsa!ttl Dollars.
IL WITNESS WllEHEOF | have here
unto set MY hand and caused the
Great SEA: Of the State Of Mon
tana 10 be affixed.
tSEAl)
CAPITOL this the Seventh day of
Nu4ust. in the year of our &C I'd
.,nr thousand nine hundred twenty
and If the Independence of the
United states of America the one
hundred forty fifth.
). V. STEWART.
BY the Governor
G. I STt.W.tET.
Secretary of state.
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TNNlTiGATED GAIL

The aStute editor Of the Niles City
American last week made an asser-
ton which he would ind difficult to
verify. In fact II is manufactured
from whole cloth. Ii printing alec
tion returns from Powder River
county the American braZenly boasts
of having the largest circulation in
Powder River county Of any other
newspaper published. We challenge
this statement pronto. The Ameri-
can. If il relied upon the Examiner
Tor lis information and We are about
convinced no other source was avail
able. is guilty OF plagiarism for not
giving proper credit TO the EXami~
ner, But the offense has proba bly,
been repeated before so hop to it.
Bat concerning newspaper circula-
lion in Powder River county. the En-
amiuer has the American or any 9TH
TT contemporary backed off the
boards and can prove it. We boast
OF this prestige in our own county
despite the many complimentary"
subscriptions bestowed upon people
Of this county by the American. In
stances are known where the Ameri-
can has gone unpaid to subscribers
AL tHiS county IIolu oue " SlA years,
tantamount to free subscriptions.
In instances, too. these gratuitous
subscriptions are unweleome and the
donors are practically being forced to
.swollow' the sheet. their efforts to
stop it being unavailing.
1t may be that the American be-
lieves it owes free subscription list
to Powder River county in return for
Powder River county land office no.
tices accorded it through the Miles
City land office.
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- - 7 USINFS
Attest: MRS. +. +. HARRIS.
Clerk 10
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STATE. OF MONTANA
Helena. Sept :. 1920.
" heroaS. tn" NATIONAL. IRNNEI,.
ERS BENE.IIr tsSOClNTIHN located

Whereas. tn" >AT.ONtl TRAVEL
EMS BENEFIT ASSOCIATIONS. located
IT Dts Moines. in the State of Iowa,
has filed in this office a sworn state
ment of its condition on May 81. 1920.
N accordance With the provisions of
the Revised Codes of Montana of 1907,
as amended. relating IT, Insurance
Companies: and whereas. said stare
pany- has complied with the laws OF
this State relating TO Insurance.:
Therefore. In pursuance If law. 7,
Geo. - Porter. state Auditor and
il" hereby certify that said isurance
Company is authorized to transact the
BUSINESS OF assessment. accident and
tealih 'nsn'3tnc" in the state. by
a%ents properly appointed. as required
hy law. nnt'l the thirty-frst day OF
March, y. y. 1927, unless sooner re-
VI ked by competent authority of law
! further certify that the statement
shows:
lst. The actual amount Of
Company for the period
ending May 81, 1920. .. Assessment
md. The aggregate Income
of said Company for the
period ending May 81 1908 a5.14Os4
3rd The aggregate Expen-
ditures of said Company fer
the period ending May 81,
1929: .............. 1oa. 1888
18th. The aggregate amount
of the Assets of said Com
pany May 81, 1872" ........ 7o,Sli.2s
9Th. The aggregate amounts
of Liabilities of said Com
pany. exclusive of capital,
In Testimony Whereof. i have here
unto subscribed my name and affixed
the seal of my office the day above
written. GEO. L. PORTER.
state Auditor and Commissioner of In
surance. Ex-Officio.
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The toboggan erected and creased
for the descent Of prices several
months ago IS stin waiting, Ard the
few articles that did start down made
that peculiar noise which Indicate !
that most of til, grease had dried up.
kansas City Star.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10

Summed up. the opinion of lead
ing American financiers is that if the
country does not sink it will remain
af1oat.-Indianapolis News.
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A French savant says the blond
type will be extinct in 800 years. This
dark prediction ignores the chemical
industry.-Newark Star-Eagle.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10

II you think there's nothing in a
name, consider Warsaw. -Greenville
Is. Co Piedmont.
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Ii Lenine's claim Of ultimate
wor!d-domination, he says nothing
about conQuering Ireland.---World.
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II one can't find a house he might
sleep outdoors on some political
Baltimore Sun.
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BY the GOVERNOR
Of THE. STATE
Of MONTANA
4 ik0El+AM.A TON

...,,,.. .,,.,n.r ~ S,i1 Stot. do
=, ~ :, n,l.,;n, ,hat ~ t,,n.sday the
i, ~ ~ \nIsan,i,nr 4 ~ IyoO
N,', o III w.. Nil ~ 40 St,,e az Mon
IT, " ,,,nrai tl,,.,irn nv NM, alali
. .i,.i ;.,.Tors e s.,i1 STATE ,n H., rh.
. .'I ~ S,a 80 nf,i,..,rs awe.
~ :" 80 i,,asia.n+i,1 a,,rtnrs one r,p
',',,,i,' ~ ,,.',,.,.sss 49, H.. First
,'.si,,3.,i nistrirt ,ns pnnres,tI
: nc. T., ,t,r,,..,ss f,rtb Satn,',i COM
, ,"S r. ,,i-,,i.r. XIII ,..s..,nnr an,
:f, nt'oiI'l i:nra,'n,>rt NO Associate
~" ''.''' ~ sn,t'.T,,le ,,nnrt ,.rh Tor
I = ,,.,r t,,,. ~. ,ssnriate lIstice
i -, IL s,n,,,.,l', CONN., fnr IA. unrx
,, -, Wins tna til.sr Monday in
l,,,1.It Ioss" or, Sr,r,.r;,ry Of state:
,' ''','t ,,, t;1,sr,l On, SIuta rrSas
, Ms IN. s,at, \1aitnr. one Sup,rin
t,n,I,nt Of r,Ihli.. Instruction. one Rail-
,.i Observation-Disclosures.
I,,. ct.,fn senator in aa,.h of the
+,,Tl,'n.fns. ,..,,lti.ts ,o-wit
I..av.rhr.ta Iti~ Horn. blaine. car
nan Cust,r paniels DAWSON. Deer
int..a EsIia,in Earf.,a GLACIER. col
3.s,1 yali.v AN Lewis AND clark. Lib
.Hfr VS.,,nTn Nra.her aIusSrts{ltll.
It,tl, j,bi}lins rnn1rTa powder River.
ran',., t,r.tiri Rnrs.y,lt SN.r, Grass
arf ti,rsasura ana III IN. county of
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SiNIEtNTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT
or TIE STATE OFF MONTANA IN
MO FOR THE COUNTY of POW
DER RIVER.
tE u. DUNLOP.
-. rlaintiif,
EpW ARD AEoNHE,IM.
!. 7. CASE, TnHESHiNG MACHINE
COMPANY. \ con polatinn duly .s-
tablishcd by law
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-25
WEST DLfJVI.,LE,

NJ; and Mrs. Ernest Bovce and
cbil,c1 Of s, John. bury arc spend
u, rny Az. WIKI hi: mother, MIS-.
XIII, live q I3ho EricIrtt'..
~ .Iohn Eo0lcv. who has been
=, H., n,.r n..pnf%, Nj. and MIS-.
'.~2,.r Ar'u.iy,n... returned home
5lnnday
VI. t5iI3iccnr Fauirntor sront q
fcv. dY,-. ~ Yu:.ump.ic with be-
n..ao ;i}ar,9t. IN. Hr} Mr.. u. G..
Fn':.~,or. ,.pn,r home SUNDAY.
= Il & ;ruc t., ard Mr.. Cum
r,;no4 snc1t !, ry,x du,: la. week al
I}n,,;. \ ii
1I.,nl Ett,~d.o n Woodsyllc
c,,r.,, las r.r1 with HI, nrvhcw,
Uaro,a Nj,tTrd,,c Wis., Frank XII
+g~drr i; -nr?j:3a til; week there.
III. ?nd Mrs. CLAYTON EarriNgton
MI ID d,, , o., Wnl"citn and ,.1l.. +.
!, AvrI rom ,o4r md M. and Mrs.
hi.h3l Weh",nI' and children, Mrs.
yonr, Wrb..,". avl Andrew Kit
+1.n.I~r from D3u,.illc ,oo.oyrl to the
rl,,,;a 1;nu,,r.;n4 c,0doi.
IA, n~I M., Cro,~,r uodu1on Of
,o,.,f;lIo ,.l,r1t Gro laN with tkpl'
Gruo}tc,. Yrs. G.. &. FaIYi,tt,en.
Wv NJ n po,ft A,ocs ., Mpnchos.cr.
,,,o h,. hao1 vis;,;n,. her aunt Mrs.
Coorrc t;,trcdoo. has zone 10 St.
Iohn h,1y 70 .norl = few drvs be-
1rn rct,,r,in,. hcn,r.
NJ 9nd ETvs, frank Aiken of
G,rn~c have hcon Inc quests for
.rurr,l dnva {, MI. and Ms.
Crn,,sr WI .rdrn
NJ .,1 MI: Cpl Woods arc
.,l.;na IN anita trin If several DAYS
trrou~h +hr country. tn, were ac-
,on',,.1";nI ~. b., hrottn,, Warren.
W ,isto'r Tstbc, Fu,rjnot21 Of
,'noc,,.n
NJ. C1cvc,,od ,f Ec.ton visited
bor ',;.+o,. NJ Ed~nr uourhton, last
,,.o,i.
Sri.s C,ocn WAY. who hns hccn
d.. h,@,o ,.',.,,..,] v,rrl.; h.. rrtrrncJ
~ AIhnn,. N V
NJ" 1nprn [yoodard h,q zone to
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-25

rgncG Monday from a hort vii 20
e.. !cv, ;.2A,,'l Gu:he:fo"d ,'ioo;e
..aAdolpn.
-. az. NJ. bag ). Lu:!e. a..4:
i.'lAloioL S"'1 ,.lT to rs.iid SOM"
e.. ( WIN ;'..t. t-.'. t.lt,., .'lr... Il. =.
,o.c. DA "Wednesday . TELEGRAM
10, t"cC.Vc'i, ANNOUNCING TIE stucu-
...e.. OF SIN Butte. nom ariD and
.l,.~l.Aui '.1Hhlo, and about no.. an
. t.aer me~+As%,' r@!H" tell.,g " her
,.,..th. IAc rev. Va. Il great hoCh
- hcr lfi"Y ., and family. ali hou@h
h> t.Id bt"I in rcor health for sever
= years. lit.' remains arc 20 be
b.lugh. 20 n?r home here on Thur
o"y, and ;,ltaN~omrnt& made fol hpl
lUnt al.
lap,lt 2lraut ;.al vie, o. .C..vea-
ul~a, :. tJHnrr student at he In.fti-
tute, l. il town tor 1or.M.Hht.
.ncld>% lis ?.,e;,;ion With h rli', IT.
=. Lyndol.
NJ. Ca.Y.r Ballard Of r2t3n Ia
L""A vi jt.n.t Nj. May Gll.o on TO. Il
te" ,lay.; past.
Nj. Adc!ic Chaplin OF 30. ton wa
4 recent guest o. her b.otncl-in-l law.
\. W. Wilson ;,..d his t,.urhtci, Mr.
Fl NIX Powers,
Mrs. Fred Campbell and two dill
drca from Springfield, Mas, arc
visiting Mr.. Z. NJ. Campbell, and
Mrs john Nah.
Mis- Ida johnson from Lynn. N.
H., a III 1ent III L. y, n, Il ..pcnd-
iAg Il icW day With friend, in town.
Mr.. Ben on Is ter and two chi
drcn from Now Work, has bgea VISIT
my Il ,uort time at II. ". Lvstc'.:,
gong i'No!n here to sec friends in
Whitoii"ld n H.
The ChautAulua program op.ncd
friday, the morning session being de-
voted to the Organization OF tha Jun.
lor ChautauNua. II the attlrn: or
there wa. q short musical prelu e b.
the Mordcl:a Company, pictlo Mor-
dclia, piano accordion, Mill Golding,
violin. and Miss Lehman. pan -.
his company Appeared htrc in the
Lecture Course, and were much en-
joycd. The afternoon lecture was by
the Rev. Nj. Hagcrnnn, Il very fine
address on "Thc Man with One Win
uoW. inc evening program lnclutlcH
another prelude bv the Mcrdclias,
and a lecture ca health. "How 10 Live
One Hundred Years. by Dr. Charcs
Barker. Tho iir.t day program thus
satisfied tho physical, mental, social
and musical demands o. the audience
and Is an earnest of good things 10
come.
Thirteen Of the. former member;
of the golf club held a reunion picnic
supper 1t George Idc's. in Lyndon.
Thursday afternoon and evening", and
enjoyed a jolly ;ocial TING. and SOM
wonderful Seats which served t,
remind them all Of the old day, AT tie
golf ground.
Mau!icc C"lr, who has been Spc~d-
ing his sumner yacat!cn at home, ha.5
returned to Norwich Univ,i.ity for
tho session Of thos ummr st.laol.
The VILLAGE improvement SOC city
have made ARRANGEMENTS to continue
the Saturday evening dances i'll
Cable; hail after the iir.t of October,
and Will take cl;r&c OF them at thai
time, furnishing music by Honauli's
orchestra and promise good timrs to
all attending. This arrangement will
be tried Tor Il time, and they a! SO plan
to have several balls in Music HAL
during the winter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-25
CONCORD

Cards have been received "AnouAr-
ing the marriage o. EuIic W"r|!i:.;-
ton Bradley 10 Miss Dorothy Nah o.
Webster, Mass. NJ. Bialley Wa Il
CORNER principal OF the Concord Ju-
nior High and has many friends il
this vicinity who would c.,tcad co.,
CALCULATIONS.
MI. and Mrs. Alfred Coodrcault
entertained a few friends at their
home Friday evening i'll honor OF
their daughter, Miss Dorothy Good
rehult
Thursday Mrs. Mabel a. Burbank
and Walter H. Gleason were united
in marriage by Rev. George S. Smith.
MI. and Mrs. Gleason are in camp
at LunCnburg for time.
Charles Gray of Lyndonvillc hi:
been guest Of Mr.. and Mr.. +. a..
Gray.
Mrs. O. B. Cutting spent Wcdncs-
day with Mrs. f. +. Reed, s.. Johns
bury.
Mrs. Charles Nav has returned
from several week. visit to New
York relatives.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
William Erwin died Monday night.
Mr.. Goodwin, manager Of the
Plymouth Creamery Co and Edward
Chandler of Waterford were business
visitors for the company in this vici-
nifty the past week.
Mrs. Ellen c. Hutchinson went to
East St. Johnsburv Friday where she
will visit her daughter. Mrs. George
Chase and grandson, Ralph Chase.
She will also visit her grandson,
Elmorc Chase of st. JohnSbury.
Mrs. Clinton Davis and daughter,
Irene, spent part Of last week at
Chestnut Farm.
II. P. Adam. MANAGER Of Northern
field district of N. E. NJ. P. A. was
at F. A. Hutchinson's Wednesday on
business for the association.
Mrs. Harold Wood and children,
Sherman and Shirley Of Pasnlmpsic
are guests at the homes of F. Il.
Wood and Hiram Woods. Harold
Wood of Norwich, came to spend the
week end with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lindacv Wis
tied at Gilmore Chasc's at st. Johns
bury the last of the week.
Rev. George s. Smith is entertain
ing his father from Worcester, Mass,
for p time.
Miss Lena Williams spent the
week end at her homo here.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tatro and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-25
DltiNiitE


Miss blanche !!olG. II ol SDrin. .i;.id,
, Vt, is Wishing Ii; Grace i,ar,lvt:.
Nj. and .,.I.. ". N. Watson CT
Lnt!t II. :. j., Whu h,.Nr beer! vi. lin 3;
MIS-. Lou MtrehoA, have returned
home.
Al noon Saturday Mis- Alice Ha +
ines AID .t.HC CoVphy were uul,tiv
married al the btiIr'A ho,ue III N
presence Of the immediate iumlir..
Itev. ChuunccE \. adams ollciale,i
and Che single llnG ..llNiCc Was u,e,..
TIC DI.dc WlIc a %0Mn Of iHiV = IN
and Chiffon ana VS. unattended. The
auton.0bilr GA Il camping trip .nG
VIII stop al Twin Mountains, Ior,-
! land, Port: mouth and baston, r.
turning Viz Lake Winncsaukoc.
Miss Gl&nE, yellow. of Everett,
Ma l., is spending her Vacation in
Danl Tic and 81. ,lohnobuly.
The motion picture for Friday Eve
nNn@, Aug, II, will he DoV"lu> Fair
, bank latest picture THE Nelly tu,i-
die" and y alHamaunt Magazine =, i.
MIS-, J. l.. Hardy. and Mrs c. A.
adams Sunday school CLASSES will 60
thi,, week 20 Joc'S Pond to camp With
Mrs. Anna Lang a. ehapcron.
Earl Rod&cr has finished work Ter
Smith and Ingalls, and j. working for
acknowledged.
W. G. Heath, u. d., and Br IN
Blown went Tuesday evening 10 Lyn.
donville to Il district meeting OF X.
p. lodge.
Nj. and Mrs.. Dclmar Smith and
little Sara have returned from Col :
Pond where they have been camping.
Mrs. Fred Jonson was given a birth
day party last wccl; Tucsd1y evening
about 80 OF her friends: being present
She received many boaut full pre-
SCENTS Refreshments were served and
Il very ple,'.;tAt evening was enjoyed
By al.
David L. Hartman Jr., son Of IN.
David G. lIar imam CT Springfield,
Mas, W;,' q visitor 1T ". +. Dolls
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Harry Cart ar the
happy parcM.a Of u ten pound by,
bora AUGUST 18TH at Dr. Fit rs
maternity hospital in st. Johnsbury.
Fay McGiil and Miss Eva Jean
Gross were married Friday night at
tho parsonage by Rov. c. \. Adams.
The young couple VIII soon go 20
Gambia Were the b.'id, ) people live.
Don't forget the Re ul.r mcetIng Of
O. L. s., Gil Wednesday ev. ming.
IN the Hh.rncc o! Rev. G. 4. Atoms /.
who was at Newton Highlands, Rev.
Mr. Enllo,r rrsnrb1I y" hp COurrI-
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NORTH WALDEN

{. Melvin Gray has purchased the
Harrison Domoy farm of Clarence
Smith and has moved his family
there.
Mrs. Ellen ". Orion is in very
poor health. She is being cared for
ut the home of MIS-. W. f. Stevens.
Eugene Domcy and Anthony Rose
were in Hartford Saturday.
Robert Gilmore l., working for VIII
Stevens.
Ernest Orion has sold his farm to
John Barnett of Cabot. Mr.. Barnett
takes possession this week. Mr.. Or
ton is to move into his mothers
house.
Orlo and Wjfrcd Holland, Lyle.
Gladys and Mildred Orion were in
Athol, Mass, the frs Of the week.
Miss Mildred remained in Athol
where she has employment in the Or
ton department store.
John O'Bren, movie actor, was at
his mothers this week. John return
cd to New York Thursday and will
leave for Los Angeles, Cal, Oct LIST,
where he has six months contract
with the Fox Company.
Clarence Gould is at Sidney DOM
cy's.
Mrs. w. Z. Stevens received quite
sever injuries last Friday when she
fell from a scatfold in The barn, a
distance of twelve feet.
Miss Bell of St. Adams is visiting
her friend, Alma orion.
Quite number from here attended
the Rcdpath Chautauqua at Hard
wick.
The Witham family was at Sab
ms Pond Saturday where they at
| tended the Witham reunion.
Maynard Hatch is home from q
two weeks vacation spent in Sails
bury.
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"lA1i%o9'. George ceA Ma. hail
l,r4' -lj!..v 10 Wiz ir Glca Sutton,
=. q ,~.f,.... H. 2,a a..
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S'''s..'.'.-' l. ~ - F'-'i' tie;' pa
'''''' ~ '.'' il. i.ofl A!..'li''''
f|ip" 1',:!I'-t .1lt aoAdi'| !o'
-''''N-ii'|''' i"N''' were III "'i '!'t''
he .ri'9oi OF Nmrorr"uor'.
-HuF.2% u.'il'& l&' Hh4'hea WolE
l. ~ 'oAi','HfI;;
Nlv;,h'. " h''.o'h VINO Wo!E5 ~
-. ''o:;n.b"1N spent Sunday at MI
Or. b'.j'e%
81 49, y Iowa .t,usl'r'' 10 ht'
hone III A@:.rai'rr' ,. II.
III = --~IIoh t;,a'i'i..' 'hd H. tt >
''!'''i't'. - E'tt''''', from !, oo-.'.-
y ii" M-''' tHr' nave np2h NlSl'lI.%
i. ~ y
- !'3F3'AJ N.1oI'c''1i; an
!:.t...' ;:nd IL an -'-l*. tFc H2c :
iy'&h j.. moore" tAtou5A t.'
ii rIA;;"n''' S"HH2y.
mr.. l'aHr'' outing an" oau@"-
49, hcil';tF az" N2"o!, ANA |l''7;
.."lA'a ila.tl'..,' arett he wcel; "&d
II - ,'"'hN ne :,
N"n;:F t&iAe' %. Brllo"S ran" =
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-25
I.YNLOONWII4TE

Ms Mildred Hanscom Of Yonkcr#
n. y, who is spendin" the summer
with her aunt, Mrs. Taplin, at Or
leans, has been for u few days with
hcr cousin. Mis- Tlavia Folsom.
Nj. and Mrs. Lislc Dunn have hecn
visiting relatives OF Mr.. Dunn in Bar
ton this past week.
Mr. ard Mrs. W. c. Case have
boon taking 4 motor trip to Brook
field, Mrs. Cages old home. where
they have been visitin relatives and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-25
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-25
NERVOUS SYSTEM
SHATTERED
Truit-a-tives" or Fruit Liver
Tablets Gave Relief

1856 GRANT ST., BUFFALO, N. 2.
''I have been Paralyzed On the
whole right side since April G0th.
/ referred the case to physici.tu
who wrote me, adrisine TIE usc q
ITuit.a.tives'.
l would not be without 'Truii =
tives' for anything no more S;:on.;
cathartics or salts ; no more bo"I.
trouble for me.
/ recommend Truit.dGues' 10 GM
feel more like 10 tlan G2, which ]
have just passed..
VIM. II. OSTRANDER
Soc. nbox, G fol So 80, trial size &c
Atdealers or frCm E--.ijl.- .i-TiyiI3
Limited. OGDENSDUGG n, X
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-25
MAPLE SUGAR E7,XHIBl

a specially constructed building will contain
exhibit Of maple sugar, maple syrup and all
equipment used in the manufacture Of maple p
ducts This Will be great exhibit and open to
maple sugar makers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
INDICTMENTS RETURNED
AGAINST GAYLE AND COOK
Men Jointly Charged With Carry
ing Away Records From Gen.
trail State Hospital.
I specIal 10 Tn. TImcs- D,snutth.

Especial to The Times D!spatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. Co
Charged Jointly with carrying away
and OBTAINING books and valuable rec
ords belonging to the Central State
Eosp!tal. w ". Gayle of Richmond.
and w. r. Cook. 4 former clerk at the
institution. were indicted this after
noon by the Dinwiddie County grand
jury. This Is a misdemcanor charge
and both men were admitted bail for
their appearance at the December
term of the D!nwiddie Circuit Court
Cook was indicted on an additional
charge Of the larceny of check to
the amount of sG3l. also the property
of the Central State Hospital.
In order t!;at the matter may be
further investigated the case was
continued until December. Officials
OF the hospital a-e still at loss to
know why the records were taken.
They have not been able TO learn of
their whereabouts. DR.. w +. Drewry.
superintendent Of the institution, re-
Gently heard tkS2 were in Norfolk.
and now has members of his staff in
Nestigat!ng. Cook assumed clam
like attitude when taken into custody
and HAS so far refused to say where
the records are located Gayle says
he knows notE'ng about them.