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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
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CiORDONSyIILE. VA, March 19-S.
q. Borton was u Richmond visitor this
week.
Mrs. r. a. Duke and little daughter
have. been recent guests of friends in
charlottesville.
:, c. c. Conrad. of Palmyra, was in town
Tuesday.
George Dovcll and G. T. Cowherd re-
turned this week from business trip
10 Harrisonburg.
Mrs. George AGREE ana John Acree.
Mrs, L. NJ; Aeree this week;
vile visitor this week.
Mrs Simon Coincr iA spending somo
time with relatives in Waynesboro.
Mrs. !. c. Graves, Mrs. F.. H Turner
and Misses Marcia and Doanc Scott
were among the Charlottesville WISH
tors this week.
Mrs. y. "A; Linney is. spending some
time with her sister-in-law, Mrs. a.
l.. Seibert In LyrcnDurg.
Miss Barbour Stratton and little Joe
Stratton. accompanied by their aunt.
Mrs. Grimsley!. have been Culp&oer WIS.,.
tors this week.
Miss Agnes l.. Beckham has returned
from stay on several weeks with rela-
,ives in Greensboro. y. c..
Harper, Coynor is spending the week
with friends in West Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
Weeks Movie Calendar

utsaiiesday, Earle Williams, in
"The Fortune Hunter; Thursdny,
Fsfdny aud Saturday, Elsie Janis,
hi "Vhe Imp
E1,hiEDIRD Monday, Tuesday.
sfaSon in "Hcr Elephant Nam; Fri
day and saturday. variety.
Sat0ADW'AY--An week, Alice
joyce, In .'rhc Sporting Duchess"
sToLONTAL-Mondn Tuesday and
wednesdays, Dorothy GiSh. In ury
i,llcn Comes 10 Town: Thursday,
Ifr, day and Saturday, Tom Mix. I'm
"Tic Feud.r
ISIS = All week. Dangerous
Hours"
rODi.ON - Monday, Marguerite
Cfurk, in ..Aii-of-n Sudden Peggy;
'!HHcsday ana wednesday,, Douglas
SIneI,ean nnd Doris .iay, In "Mary's
nedy, in s'rhc blooming hnEcI";
iEsfdny and SATURDAY.. katherine
aIacDunnld, in "Thc beauty Market;
5,EN--Mondny, t'Radium Mystery
nnd "Spccd"; Tuesday, "rhe border
lYstshdc@," md ~ nomnn Scan
) resiI.' "Duc!S stage" and "I'nnas
+ of The Wolf'': Thursday, Al Jcn-
rings, "Thc SnGchrmsh GcnIlcmnn,'
and "Duhs and Dry Eood."; Friday,
Girls" and ''l.uck and JcaiouSy";
F Saturday, ''rhc 1.iou Man." and
rrnycl pictures.
/ observation-disclosures and Tuesday,
I Dorothy Dalton. In "Thc Vampires
and Worse THAN Friends: Ncdncs-
day and Thursday. ,. Warren i[cr-
/ risan, in - Nuns Man" and ''Isump-
ing into Broadway; Friday and
saturday, slack Dempsey, in "Dnrc-
Deyii jack" and .Nampire Am
bto>c."
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Marguerite Clark Eyope,.

:" ArEuerltc Clafk EIOpes.
Don't have your wedding announced
married. That's the moral, II any. Of
Marguerite Clarks latest photoplay.
.tALi-oI-a-sudden Peggy" which, is at
Is anxious to marry her mother TO an
English lord. who is bug on science.
50 is Peggy's widowed mother. Rut
the good lady refuses TO consider mar
rage until her yivacious little daugh-
ness
Peggy thinks it's too good q match
10 fall through. So she picks upon the
seien IisI younger brother. an ire
ana announces that she has e!oped with
MIN. Tho complications that follow
can he imagined. But Irish quick wit
helps OUT. and II all ends happily.
Douglas MacI<can and Doris May will
he seen in "Mary's Ankle" the de-
Iightfnl comedy which furnished de-
light 20 thousands when shown here
recently. Thursday brings Madge Ken
nedy In The blooming An-ei.' another
comedy gem in which taicum and love
are c!everly MIXED. Friday and Sat
urday Katherine Macdonald. the ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
.STAlD LONDON MAY SOON
BOAST PSYCHIC COLLEGE
Founder Hopes for Normal Stndcnf.
ms Highly Sensitive. Prove Too
CrcdulOus.

LONDON. March 2o.--The latest de-
yelopmentin connection with tho pop
ular interest in psychic phenomena is
the founding OF a college which will
shortly be opened to students and in
Qurers.
Instructors have been already en-
gagged. Tho number OF members is to
be limited for the first year to 600,
and the aim will be to demonstrate
that life continues after death
The college is a large house in Hol-
land Park, and it was thcrc that "a
Universal Service correspondent saw
its founder and head. j. Hcwat Nc
Kenzie. tho author of Spirit Inter-
course" who talked of the modern
miracles" of mediumship as u matter
of course. Ii is over eighteen years
since lie turned Ills attention to spirit
ualism. Within six months OF his first
serious investigation, no declares. he
had positive proofs of the survival at
ter death of many, friends. Since then
he has devoted himself to the study
of psychic phenomena.
The biggest room In the college will
be used as a lecture hall: there is a
good library and room that will be
used for materializations and another
for spirit photography, He hopes for
students. who are normal men and
women, as the neurotic or highly SEN
sitive are apt to be too credulous.
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Thrilling Ince Film.

THOMAS Fl. Ince has taken as the un :
deriyinE theme OF his latest big produc-
.ioh; bangerous Hours" coming to
lhe ISIS Tncater this week. the current
radical unrest. The film is declared To
he IN no respect q preachment. but a
spectacular, thrilling story developed
lnce productions are famous The cen
trai hgurc IS a young visionary who
ieels called upon to help the working
glasses ana through the machinationS
Of n female ''Red" and her associates
IS led TO become the leader of band
pt Bolshevist sympathizers. He Is in
rove with beautiful and innocent
program of his Communist companions
threatens TO cngulf her does he realize
me true significance or their aims. lie
anereupoh deserts them and in grip
poses and v:ndicatc himsnlf a. ueii
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Don, slight rcnkettle

Do not slight the teakettle. 1t ia
one of the hardest-workcd utensils of
lthe kitchen. and we sometimes forget
that it needs more attention than Just
a hasty wipinG with the dishcloth.
Not only keep 1t bright and shining
on the outside. but take the trouble
to empty it before each meal and fill
with fresh water.
70 prevent the lime in the water
from collecting on the bottom and
sides OF the teakettle, place in il a
few common marbles. the kind the
boys call "commies," and the lime will
adhere 10 them and leave the inside
OF the kettle clean.
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o.Ti,c Fortune Hunter"


At The nijon the first three days of
this week Earle Williams will nc pre-
.teatcd IN The Fortune Hunter" new
90! heuy drama, In which the scenes
5arei laid in 8 New York business office
at the start, but soon switch TO 4
Iral small! tow nA,.with thc types and
anaractc!s usually .@o:ind therein. The
comedy is amusing and the dramatic
,.ctlon more OF domestic and heart
n .ltsrest character.
la the new E!s!e Janis production,
Tie imp" Se.znick picture. which
Nil b. shown AZ the Bijou Thcater
orr three days. beginning Thursday,
many Of the scenes are laid inside 4
p.gi banking establishment Not that
DArt OF the institution that the gen
oral public sees, but the heart of the
Dauk "iih its massive vaults which are
-uirdcG by every device that modern
-neGnAUical and electrical ingenuity
AN devise for the protection OF the
de!p,siiOr.
IIyr these scenes one Of the largest
tla:IAs in New York was selected be-
cI4kc OF It's remarkable vault equip
-neDt.
fred s,nrke:s Bljou Concert Orches-
tra iw.a supply the accidental music as
-tll us Il Special overture number.
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,hirlcy Mason at ,he nluchird.

-S.Ny Ll!NCMcAl - 'Nadt OF thc pres
cntatioA IA TINS city OF the new VII
arr fox mot on picture. Her Elc-
haIt S,an.' Which VIII bring 10 tho
r.sI, WIN fun starring honors that
nCsi df.!. nttll personality, Miss Shir-
10 ~ son. he attraction is - be
gaaowE q; tho B.uebird Tnoatc: for four
uayf, commencing tomorrow. ana as j.
s story dealing with the circus. il
sure 70 proye q drawing attraction.
Eer Elephant Man Gescribrd as the
est circus story ever written, Is by
rsafi Doles BELL who spent many
c'celSs VITA the big show getting her
Z. %cl7, ana her "atwospherc.' II has
eeh ghen "a superb production By
E ~ .lilam Fox and viii present the cir
%nst with greatest realism ono OF me
,"ceHes shows q t.ruc-IlA. circLs In
clE action and later tne great toni
~ shown IS a wreck 30 the path Of
~ $40 "a. MISS NaSrL PLAYS the part or
1es star rider az the .ncw--of which
pert guardian, since childhood. is In"
SInaJ clown. she falls in love with tn.
A.rihaant trainer, ano Il Is soon case
o. rioye me. ioyc my eitI,hant"
TIC picture vas directed by Scot.
Z sfNBian. inc cas- includes Nhcrt Pos.
s eoeS Henry j. HeDe.t. Harry Todd ana
80 pTDthy Lee.
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3tora,by Gish FurnI.h., r,,rh,

ssAt: .NScharacf eriFilc DOROTHY ,f.si, 9. resn
= sarcc. Ny Ellen Cones - Tow"
~ AZ u sAe attraction AZ the Coon >!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

WITH Worse Than Frionds',s as tho
,WednesdaS. and Thursday brings III
warren Kerrigan In MANS Man" n
rapid fire drama ofhlovc and adventures
s %len enough thrills TO satisfy the. most
|, LLOYD Will be shown In dumping into
ib,roadway., one of the funniest comedy.
Jack Dempsey I'M in AZ sxirm,ab. q,
Wits. the sixth episode of t'Daredevil
SacK..Eis the feature for Friday aud
saturday ana vampire Ambrose'' will
be the special comedy number on The
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se.a Rnce Is FiIn..h.

tfanH Coili.etN, l.e FItII Nrw NIrI-
$5I,pt sey ~ao Proved 20 ne tEe riding
s;ssn sat3on OF the winter rae INK. se.55,
sS8.c New Orleans. vii! ue ,@.n "A It
/. sroeISay The..ter this sees. showi,,s
lsf ,.'9he Sporting DGchrss" tii'a
'49gSe IS starred in the prgIlttgon
rs Tbe racing scenes were ken al IN.
az Grounds in New Orlegrs .,ha.. III
5igteng season was att; height MANY
F,Sf LGe scSnes are of rEai !! .rus .uJ ~.
h s:rnTas snow rea! sporting blood,
The race IN when CiipstoHc wins ,hs
aerby MAS Il special Attraction So
~rak weii~krown horses aud }cc,Sa,s
q oas for the 5yitagraph producrISn' 81
g eirdiing was the race thai ,uay.: an
aSs,i1c sp.ayeIs wanted 10 bet on the 5rt.
s9ss,,!t.
s Alice Joyce has a strong eraoronar
role, IN which she has the bear!ng -.
~ duchess ard proves TO be u grI g..
;5s;o mean athletic ABILITY.
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To RriEhtcn RuE..

Add n tcaspoonful of turpcntine to
half pail OF warm water. Dip q
cloth in this. squeeze dry and rub the
rug vigorously. This treatment will
make the rug look like new.
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Varied nil at Victor.

Varied Hill at Victor.
Double programs will feature the Of
ferinss at the Victor this week To-
morrow and Tuesday Dorothy Dalton.
the famous star of "Aphrodite" New
forE's reigning success, will he seen
In The Vampire" n startling pictuei-
cation OF The Female of the Species -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

nous American Beauty. will be pre-
scented in The Beauty Market First
Sers for drs, %hicA is shown
a Chester Outing is the added number.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14
CLSE.s.N UP
CAS,..a
NEXr WEEK
Committee IN Charge Ask
for Cooperation of the
TOwnspeOple

The committee in charge of the an
nual clean up campaign which will
be carried out in st. Johnsburv next
week met Thursda evening and out
lined plans for the drive which will
bcautify St. Johnsbuly as well as
promote health and comfort for all.
Charles E. Peck is chairman of the
committee tnd his associates are e.
w. Moore, S. A. Moore, O. ID. Ad-
ans, G. A. Burrows, George H.
Stearns, B. A. Palmer and the fol-
lowino members of the Civics COM
mittee of the Woman's Club: Mrs.
George f. Cheney, Mrs Edgar Il.
Brown, Miss Mary E. Ide.
The committee decided to have the
clean up campaign next week with
a parade and free movies for the chill
dren on SaturdavSafternoon, May 22.
All boys and girls who work four
hours during the week in the clean up
campaign will be piven free ticket
to the movies OH Saturday.
On two days next week the village
teams will call at ;hc homes and
stores and collect any rubbish, pro-
vided it is so located that thew can
easily collect it. Individuals and firms
are urged to coorerate in this move
mcnt and make the VILLAGE attractive
by removing all rubbish or any un-
slightly material.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14
Burglar Alarm Went
Off Unexpectedly

In making the extensive repairs on
the First National bank building the
workmen removed an old burglar
alarm that had been attached for
some 80 years to the rear of their
block. 1t was laced there soon af-
ter the block was built in 1870 and
was so adjusted that anv attempt
to crack the big safe would immedi-
ately cause load explosion in the
alarm. The alarm had not been con-
nected up with the vault for 40 years
and when the workmen threw the
contrivance on the ground they sup
posed they were handling a "dud".
instead there was an instant eXplo-
ion which was heard all over the vii
,age. To say that the workmen and
bank officials were surprised is ex-
pressing it mildly and that no one
was hurt was one Of the fortunate
features Of the occurrence.
-~ The apparatus was so adjusted that
I number of blank cartridges would
be discharged bv electricity with the
idea that if anyone ever attempted
to crack the big vault the noise of the
explosion would frighten the intrud-
ers. When the alarm was first placed
on the building it occasionally went
off accidentally to the great surprise
Of all in the immediate vicinity.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14
TWO KILLED
IN AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENTS
Woman Killed as Auto Up
sets and Boy on Bicycle
Run Over

Mrs. ALVIN NJ Teachout of Mont
pelier was killed, her husband was
probably fatally injured and three
other persons seriously injured when
an auto in which the party were re-
turning from the G. A. r. encamp-
ment at Rutland crashed into a fence
and overturned near North Ferris
burg.
MI. and Mrs. Richotte of Mont
pelier and Adelbert Persons of Calais
were badly shaken up and Persons
suffered 4 broken nose and dislocat-
ed shoulder. The injured were taken
to the Stevens House in Vergennes.
William Aher, aged 16, was in
stantly killed "Wednesday night at
Hartford by an automobile owned
and driven by George H. Kibling of
West Lebanon, n Fl. Aber became
confused and turned toward the car,
which hit him with the bumper,
knocking him down and running over
him. kibling was going at a moder-
ate rate of speed and did his best to
avoid an accident.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14
LIKENS SIMS STORY
TO BARON MUNCHAUSEN

W ASH NGION, May; H. Rear
Admiral Sims falacious and base
less" charge that navy department
delays prolonged the war foa.'
months unnecessarlv was practical
ly the only charge of unfavorable re-
suits from the MANY alleged sins of
Omission and commission" the Off
Ger had ascibed to the department,
Secretary Daniels told the Senate
Naval investigating committee TODAY.
1t was fully refuted, he added, by the
admirals o&n testimony "The
change Of the prolongation of he
war was a definite and serious one F"
said the Secretary. at was made
with reckless disregard for fact and
the reasoning and statistics adduced
in its support are those which one
might expect to find in the fantastic
tales of Baron Munchauscn."
at is not necessary to wander far
into the realm of statistics or techni
cal questions to show the absolute
fallacy of Admiral Sims claims" Mr
Danies continued 'as matter of
fact the American Army material
ly shortened the war; he said. at
got to the front as soon as it was hui
namely possible, not by chance but
as result Of careful nlans involving
complete cooperation beween the
army and navy carefully carried out"
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14
DEPUTY FIRE
MARSHAL'S
OFFICIAL VISIT
viii Protect This Commun.
ity from Fire Hazards
and CONGREGATIONS

A. G. Preble of Montpelier, deputy
State Fire Marshall is making an
official visit to St. Johnsburv and
spent Friday inspecting the build
ings in the business district Of the
town. Mr.. Preble is deputy to J. G
Brown of Montpelier who is not only
the State Fire Marshal but the State
Insurance Commissioner and the de-
partment Of which he is the efficient
head is wolkino to protect property
from fire in all parts of the state.
Nj. Preble found some exceedingly
dangerous fire hazards in the base
ments of some Of the buildings and
in allie ways and has already con-
demned one building. This is the
barn off Prospect Avenue owned by
Gordon C. Weeks and it has been
condemned as being unsafe for pedes-
trians as we'll as fire hazard.
Mr.. Preble's visit was not timed to
preccdc our annual clean up cam
paign, but he not only endorses such
a camnaign but believes there should
be q clean un in easements and alleys
every week in the year as a safeguard
AGAINST fires. The law is very strict
for failure to comply with the
orders of the State Fire Marshal and
if after ten days no notice is taken of
the order there is a fine of $40 a day
until the order is complied with.
MI. Preble is convinced that there
ought to be village ordinances that
would prevent the buildino Of fires in
alley wavs back of stores and other
buildings and also one for the use
and abuse of gasolcne. 1t is not gen
orally known that The fumes of FIVE
gallons of confined ~asolene are
equal to SO pounds of dynamite. The
results Of Mr.. Preble's inspection will
be reported to his chief in Montpelier
and comics of all recommendations
md orders left with Harry J. Mar
.lcn the chief Of the fire department.
Nj. Marden will make inspections
very month to see that the orders of
his superiors are carried out Any
failure to carry out these recommCn-
dations and orders will be reported
back to the Montpelier office.
Mr.. Preble is receivino hearty CO.
operation from all the fire insurance
agents in Vermont as they realize
that the only wa to get reduced
rates OF fire insurance is to eliminate
I'll fire hazards and make every build
ng as safe as possible.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14
POLICE BARRACKS
IN IRELAND BURNED

LETRIM, Ireland, May 14--Police
barracks at this ctv and four other
places have been burned to the
ground by bands of. disguised men.
The barracks here, the finest in the
country, were occupied by sergeant
and his wife. The couple was order
ed out before the building was set
acre. Armed and masked men raided
motor garage in Dublin overpow-
cred the caretakers and took away an
automobile.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14
NO AMERICANS IN
PERIL IN MEXICO

WASHINGTON, Nav 14--A state
ment issued todav b. the State De-
partment said there was nothing in
the departments advices from any
section of Mexico to indicate that
Americans were in any danger. Two
Americans were reported with Car
rama who is endeavoring to fight his
way out of the revolutionary lines
between Esparanza and Mexico city.
The names were not given.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14
TO TURN IRISH POLICING
OVER TO THE MILITARY

DUBLIN, May II The plan OF
General WcReady, commander of the
government forces in Ireland, look
'in~ to closer cooperation between the
police and the military in an effort
to suppress the disorders in Ireland,
involve the establishment of military
posts in isolated districts where the
police barracks had to be abandoned
.becausc Of attacks, it is stated here
on apparcntl rood authority. The
opinion of the British authorities
seems to be that the disorders in Ire
land which the class as acts of re-
bellion call for the action of soldiers
and not the police.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14
MISS ZIMMERMAN'S
TRIAL IS CONTINUED

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, M II
Trial of the case Of Miss Jennie
Zimmerman charged with the murder
of DR.. Henry Zimmerman her cou-
sin, was continued until Monday
morning bv Judpe Brown on The re-
opening Of court today. This step
was necessary b. the rhysical condi-
ton Of the defendant who broke
down near the close Of court yester-
day. Almost as soon as she entered
the courtroom todav she was over
come by an outburst Of hYstcrical
weeping and was in no condition to
remain in court.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14
REBELS MAKE INROADS
ON CARRANZA STRONGHOLD

VERA CRUZ, May H. Rebel at
acks against the nosition held by
President CaIranza near San Marcos,
State of Puebla, have been success
rul at some points but the struggle is
still going on. Two more trains re-
naming in possession of the presi-
dent have been taken. A detach-
ment of his men is ATTEMPTING to
cut its way out towards the North
and it is expected the main bodies
of his troops will make an effort to
follow. In the meantime new rebel
reinforcemcnts are bein~ rushed to
the scene of the stlu""lc which ev-
tends ovcr a front of approximately
three miles.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14
HOOVER ASKS HIS
NAME BE WITHDRAWN

/ PORTLAND, Ore. Nav 14--Her-
bert Hoover has requested cessation
of all efforts in his behalf in the ptl-
mary campaign in Oregon. accofdine
to the construction nlaced by Chester
G. Murphy, Ris state campaign man
ager, upon TELEGRAM sent him by
Hoover. Murphy declared toda" that
the request would be needed although
it is toe late to have his name taken
off tie primary ballot.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14
TRIED TO FORCE WEDLOCK
WITH LOADED REVOLVER

Joseph Martin of Providence, r. l.,
was held for the GRAND jury today on
a charge of assault with loaded re-
volver on Miss Alice Harrison, also
of Providence. The young woman
who said Martin shot her after she
had refused to marry him tainted in
court and was returned to the hos
pital where she has been under treat
ment. Martin was unable to furnish
he $4,000 bonds required.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14
GERMANS REFUSE TO MEET AL LIES AT SPA
GAVE SUITOR A FINE TIME
BUT HE BALKED

CHICAGO, May 14-Miss Mary
White last nipht shot herself after
her Leap Year proposal had been re-
jccted by Joseph Keller, friend of
several years standing. She invited
him to dinner, took him to a movie
show and suggested walk in the
park. There she proposed marriage
and announced she had furnished
an apartment. Her wounds are not
serious, the hospital authorities say.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14
HETTY GREEN ESTATE MUST
PAY TAX ON MILLIONS

NEW YORK, May 14-Mrs. Hetty
Green had $29,000,000 invested in the
State of New York and her estate
must pay transfer tax on that
amount, according TO an opinion
handed down today by the Appellate
Division Of the Supreme Court revers-
ing previous decision.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14

French troops are withdrawn from
the Ruhr district by May 10th, ac-
cording to Central News dispatch
from Berlin today. 1t was declared
during the discussion that every pre-
text for the continued occupation of
the Ruhr region by French forces had
been removed.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14
Demand That French Troops Be
Withdrawn From Rhur Dis
trict Before Meeting
(By the Associated PresS)

LONDON, May 1.-THE German cabinet after dis
cussion with the Ministers of the Federal States decided
unanimously that Germany shall not send representa-
ves either to the Spa Brussels Conference unless the
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14
The Weather

Partly cloudy tonight.
Cooler in southern por-
tions of N. II. and Vt.
Saturday clear.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-14

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
tion of Vermont State
Every Working Day.