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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04
TAKE NOTICE.

havr this day given my son. Forrest
clifford. Ms tire and shall hersaftcr claim
rome o. his earnings and pay none 81 hrs
NELLIE NOBLE
Plainheld. Vermont August ?. 1920.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04
THE d. A. PERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE

A NV MORE FoUR-wEEKs-oLD PICS
. fer loads ~ hay for sale; II L. DouE-
Is. Barre. teierhobe so7-1t- llsts
FoR SALE-Five nice thoats. thr-e months
cd WeiEht between g. and 20 pound !;
Sc North Main strsL Barre. ilst2'
FoR SALE-SsVen Holstein cout, Eve due
- freshsn in Ocisber. to In NoVenher:
fsar ~ : rear cd. three az FN-. al
t1hsrcalir tested Pc Pu1Ei Marren Me-
Faru- Fast Bzrrs; telephcne ss7-E2. 1i7tiE'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04

Fifteen years bookkeeper for the
Peoples National bank of Brattleboro
and 10 years assistant treasurer of the
Vermont Savings bank of the same
town, Charles F. Bingham has resigned
the latter position to take position
with the Mitchells Publications, Inc,
of which firm his son, Harry A. Bing-
ham, is secretary and treasurer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04
.III;IN3l55Il

BOUGHT IN ANY CONDITION ~ HiEhsst
pricz for old sold. SILVER and platinum;
mail 10 American Tcoth Co. tss Washing
Tor street. Boston. 0rp- Fiiens's. Postal Nell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04
14o.AcRE FARM /, MarshaeId, ~ mi. from

I4o-ACRE FARM IL Marshheld, III mi. from
good big barn just recently built over |;
equipped with litter carrier and horse fork (;
shed room and Toulouse. large henhouse,
running water to house and barn large sp-
plenty Of pasturing. tire right kind esti.
mated 100 NJ. IT. Of lumber and a lot Of
wood this farm will run Is cows and team
and can easily be made 70 do more someone
ought TO get interested in this deal quick
when they see it and fad out the price.
These properties. both farms and village.
ara advertised 70 sell alao have NOR.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04

Rutland's dog war is over with the
death of Charles Turner's collie.> The
canine died natural death after two
weeks illness. The collie was the
cause of court battle year ago
when an attempt was made to get the
animal put out of the way because it
was alleged he was vicious. Since then
there have been accusers and defenders
of the dog Now the collie has silenced
the discussion by dying.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04
MONDAY, AUGUST 9th

At 0ze 0eloek n the Afternoon
the following described stock Five
grade Jerseys, t~o to frsshsn this fall
t~o in the spring. and or yssrling
slso seven tons 81 good hay
Terms az tine of ssls
J. ". HARTFORD. Owner.
.. A PTRRY, Aur1i1nesr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04

Philip Paquette, aged eight, of St.
Adams had one leg broken when he
was run over by the automobile of j..
w. Dudley in st. Adams Sunday.
While being chased by another boy,
Paquette ran in front of the auto
mobile, which was moving very slowly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04

Mrs. Zenas Kittredge Of Danville had
shoe torn off one foot by lightning
during the heavy storm last Friday
night, the electricity entered the house
on a telephone wire, jumping to an
aluminium clock and then to Mrs. Kilt
redge who was in chair. Her left
arm and hand were burned but she is
recovering.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04

The Vergennes Baptist church has
received very fine Blymer church bell
from Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dalrymple
in memory of their son, Arthur c. Dial.
rymple. The bell is 40 inches in dame
ter and weighs 100 pounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04

WHY PAY REMIT We can often take
Liberty Bonds in part payment for homes
and have never yet taken them at less than
face value. Better see US at once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04

A touring car driven by Margaret
Goulette of Weybridge knocked down
John Smolinski in Middlebury Monday
and the driver did not wait to see what
damage had been done. Smolinski,
who was working on the road job, com.
planned of pains about his head, stom-
ach and back.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04

WE CAN SELL you a comfortable home
on Fsr,vell street for only s660.00 with
payment Of $4,000 down.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04

II is said that Ponzi, Boston 'finan-
cier," planned chain of agencies in
Vermont, with Rutland as the head
Office. Burlington, Barre, Montpelier,
Brattleboro and other towns were re.
ported to have been on the list of
places to be entered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04

si.s50.o0 BUYS this hvs~rccrn house on
Grant Ave Lighted and in good condition I:
handy 10 granite works; a good home for
the money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04

FOR SALE Wheel chair in first class con-
diton, cost $S5. price SIS; George N.
Jerd, Randolph. VT 1875.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10
PLANSFIGHT ON
RATE INCREASE

The Increase in rates which the
American Railway Express company
recently announced u intended to
make viii be fought to a finish by
the FL PasO chamber OF commerce
along with practically all traffic or
carnations OF the state.
Announcement OF the intention 20
fight the proposed increase was made
Monday by a u. Tadlock. manager OF
the chamber Of commerce traffic bu-
reau. A meeting Is TO be held in Dali
las May Il and is BY the Texas in
dustrial traffic league. 20 consider
ways and means OF opposing an in
crease Mr.. Tadlock has written to
the managers OF all commercial or
CARNATIONS in the state asking them
to attend the Dallas conference or
have representatives there.
Nj Tadlock has been instructed by
the traffic committee Of the chamber
Of commerce TO attend the Dallas
meeting and TO attend the hearing TO
be held in Houston by the interstate
commerce commission on June IA. At
this hearing, examiner +. II. Bare ~
viii hear the express company's ped-
ton for an increase OF 50 percent In
class rates in this section and OF 10
percent IN commodity rates Protests
OF Texas commercial interests also
will be heard Mr.. Tadlock has been
instructed 70 fight the proposed in
crease with every available resource
OF the chamber OF commerce Mr..
Tadlock proposes 70 pro rate the spe-
cial expenses OF the traffic league
conference among the cities inter
ested-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10

5000 ea1ItaI Tor active growing busileaz.
wen established. u you have caplclty for
work and ability 90 handle r-llo Per
month. give ful Information references
and sacurlcv- owners attention required
in other business ADDE'S ~ Ill care
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10
-, By ISAAC DON LEVINE u
Article XXXIII-HER VIEWS on WAR-

it's not again chantage story she
wrote. He was TO return the letter
to Sturmer as the parents heard OF
10. but khvosttoV did not Now a
friend OF his said q was untrue. he
was shocked one should say such
thing and that he had just now found
the torn fragments IN his basket Che
got Il more than a week agol and
that he would glue them together and
return them % her tomorrow can
only be a big lie, this answer OF the
basket Hang that dirty story and /
am glad you are out Of t.
God bless you Sweetheart Many
tender kiss precious one from
your deeply loving old WHY.
prince NIchoiai z. Tumanov vas a
member OF tho council OF var. Flve ad-
miral RuEn vas on G special mission 70
Great Britain The behavior o. those
delegates IN America" refers 70 the MILF
tary mission sent TO the Uuited states
By Russia early in the var, 20 purchase
munitions ard other war matertalr- This
mission. under Gen. Sapozhnlkov. with
headquarters IN the Flatirol building
New York. became notorious for Its eL-
travagancs and corruption Gen Sapozh-
nilz0v was recalled AZ the end o. 1915
The new governor apparently refers 90
Copyright. 1879. BY Chicago Daily
News company. All rights reserved
in Great Gritaln. Scandinavia
France. Italy, Spain. South America
and all other countries Published
by special arrangement with the Nc
Clue Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10
RAILROAD FIXES SUMMER
RATES TO CLOUDCROFT

Season roundtrip tickets, Fl Paso
to Cloudcroft, viii be sold for 1885,
plus war tax. II was announced Non
day by fl Paso & Southwestern rail-
road officials. Tickets will 90 on
sale Nay 20 and be good until Oc-
tober 81
The weekend tickets from FL Paso
which viii be on sale Saturdays and
Sundays viii be good for Is days.
viii cost $3.50. plus tax The week
end tickets first viii be sold Nay
20. and the sale will continue until
September. Ten ride tickets. FL Paso
70 Cloudcroft. win be sold at S25,
plus war tax
Passenger rates from Texas points
to Cioudcroft. as determined by the
Texas & Pacific railroad. and an
nounced by George Dock. district
passenger agent for the road here.
are as follows:
Fort Worth to Cloudcroft and re-
turn, $3.50, plus war tax
Dallas 20 Cloudcroft and return,
S59 plus tax
Passengers from Dallas and Fort
Worth must change trains at Fl
Paso.
I'VE expect a large volume OF bust
ness from Dallas and Fort Worth"
said Mr. Deck But FL Pasoans pre-
dict this city viii be well represent
ed on all Cloudcroft trains.
" B. Hutchlns. who has managed
the lodge at Cloudcroft for several
years, viii arrive In FL Paso early
next week and make preparations for
the season at the resort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10

THERE seems to be an epidemic CT
letters coming IN these days from
girls who are struggling with a
terrible doubt Of the men to whom
they are betrothed. Here's a speci-
men which tells the story:
For two years I've been engaged
70 q man VINO came here from a dis
tant tow about five years ago. Now
some one tells my brother that my
all the while I won't let my brother
insult Jack by asking him anything
about it. but i worries me more than
7 can tell YOU Won't you inform me
how to proceed-Lhere must be some
one in the town Jack comes from who
could give me the facts in the case
I love my boy, but I'm sure you would
be the last 10 reproach me for being
on my guard Maneile
Indeed. I am the last to reproach
any human being for a little sane
common sense. I fairly ache when 7
see girls throwing away their chances
of happiness with the lavish careless
ness and speudthrift extravaganza or
Sometimes when see the rat-faced
Youths with unhealthy complexions
who roam down our streets with the
air Of lords Of creation and observe
the infatuated young creatures VINO
cling to the reedy arm OF the unQe-
sirable males, I want 70 60 20 law
about IT. Dancing partners, escorts
20 the movies men 10 beau her
around. seem sometimes so necessary
20 the heart OF a girl she'll go with
1ut food and drink 10 get the raiment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10
CLOSE
PROVES HEAVY

New York. Nay Io.-Speculative
issues. particularly oils and steels,
had periods OF intermittent strength
in today's stock market. but reacted
when the advance failed 70 enlist
outside support
sales Appropriated $4,000 shares
The close was heavy.
Liberty bonds sHs. $40: first IS.
second AIS. $3.50; third AS, $500;
fourth AXIS. &S5.6f; victory ass. fs5-ssi
victory AS $500
Improvement in the local banking sit
uation was shown BY last Saturdays re-
turns OF the clearing house and federal
reserve bank statement which contributed
measurably to the firmer tone OF stocks
at the opening OF today's trading The
only noteworthy reversal was sustained By
Crucible steel which forfeited a part OF
It's recent substantial rally. Rails. ship
pings. motors and coppers shared almost
equally in the early gains which ranged
from ] 20 II points oils were heEitant
awaiting news from Mexico.
The market experienced fts usual re-
versal IN the first hour today on further
realizing for profits. but improved with
Mericans, rallied easily. probably as a re-
suit Of further advances in prices Of crude
and refined products Their recovery was
attended by sharp rise in allied shares,
notably American Cotton OIL company,
American Linseed and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chemical. Reading and Texas & Fecific
continued 20 feature the rails Balds,in
Locomotive, the equipments, and American
Woolen the specialtses- Call money opened
at last weeks ruling rate Of Z percent and
exchange on London again favored that
center.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10
.ittLeBobbieS

CPRING Is well on the way, sed Pa,
y I have got the Spring feeling.
wud like 70 go fishing tomor-
row, sed Pa
A trip wud do you good. sed Ma
But my father newer went after
known all osver his hoam state as a
Janus fisherman
I often went fishing with him. sed
Pa & 7 always caught moar than he
did. & finished the Job by catching
his fair child, meaning yureseh, sed
Pa As a angler showed yure dad
up. sed Pa
I hoap you haven't lost yure wun-
derful skill, sed Ma I wish you cud
catch fish enuff to keep US going.
Fish Is like everything else IN the
food line now, sed Ma II Is out
charge for a little mack-rili.
know II. sed Pa. & mack-ril
isent half as good Getting as q hally-
butt I remember onst wen ! was
hanging around Novy Skoshy. sed Pa
I used to haul ont a hally-butt every
morning & Get Il for breakfast, din
ner & supper Well sed Pa. I viii
soon be starting out. & then watch
me grab them trouts- Thay are a
fine fish, them freczled buties.
Speckled, sed Ma not freckled.
Specksls Is butiful & freckles Is IN
AEEEAA4AlA4AEa mat Is why q
looks nicer than a lizard. sed Ma
But hoap you git sum wen you 60.
Leevs 1t TO ne, sed Pa I caught
a trout onst IN Elephant Butte lake,
sed Pa. wich waved three (3) pounds.
Leave IL 10 me
You ought to rite my father &
have him join you. sed Ma. He Is
Citing quite old. Ma sed. but he is
still very fast on his feet & know
he Wud luv TO go.
You doaut have to be fast on yure
feet to catch q trout, sed Pa Trouts
isn't sprinters. Pa sed.
How sparkling you are tonite, sed
Ma ] doaut believe you want my
deer old father along wen you go
fishing. 1 suppose you wud rather
90 with Bill Orr and Ed Anderson
& yure pal. George Theisen. sed Ma
Go ahed- then, sed Ma, viii newer
speek Of my father Joining you
aggenn-
Thare, thare. sed Pa didn't mean
to hurt yupe feelings. I wud be glad
10 have yure old gent cum along II
he cares for fishing now since all
the wet bait has went, sed Pa We
viii go together. Pa sed, & we viii
enjoy them buties OF Natur witch lies
spred al about US in the sun of Morn
sed Pa, only yure old gent cant see
vary good wen he first gets up. sed
Pa
Pa is all the time Citing Ma X
cited about her old gent, and then
Ma gifts cross & cant git any
Dough Nuts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10
CarniCaI Is Held To
Aid Kin of Soldiers

Fort Leavenworth. kan. Nay 10
Under auspices Of the Fort Leaven-
worth chapter OF the Army Relief
society, a two day military carnivs
viii be held here today and tomor-
row. The proceeds Of the carniva
VIII 90 toward q fund for the relief
Of dependent widows and orphans OF
the oldiers-officers and men-of the
regular army. who die in the Service
during peace time.
DurinE the war times congress
gives the necessary relief but in
times OF peace outside aid Is neces-
sary.
Mrs Henry l. Stmson. wife Of the
former secretary Of war, Is president
OF the national organization. while
Mrs. Leonard wood. vile Of the COM
mander OF the central department, T.
S A.. IS q vice president The late
president Roosevelt, during his life
time. was an active honorary vice
Loco lane" is the center Of the
amusement zone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10
CORN AND OATS
PRICES HIGHER

Chicago. III. Nay 1o.-Notwith-
standing that the corn market today
opened somewhat easier. strength
soon developed as a result Of com
mission house buying. A big advance
IN Canadian wheat prices seemed to
be more or less responsible for re-
newed bulIish sentiment regarding
7orn-
Trouble in obtaining corn here for
immediate use led subsequently TO
further pronounced gains. and so
likewise did renewed talk OF an Ar
geutine embargo on wheat The close
was firm. &c 10 41Ac net higher.
with July sL74ss 20 sL751s and Sep
TENDER S1-62H to SL63.
Trade. however, was not large.
Opening prices, which ranged from
ssc decline to - advance, with July
sL71 70 s1-71lz. and September
SL60E TO SL61L. were followed by
moderate general sag and then by
decided upturns all around.
Oats swayed with corn After
opening sc to sc lower. including
July at 91Zc to Size. the market
scored quick rally
Provisions were duh and weak
The market lacked any aggressive
support
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10
Do BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

which VIII lure a man Of a certain
type 10 her side.
II only girls would stand off and
take a good look at the men they
meet and strive TO attract II only
they wouldn't let nature and youth
throw star dust IN their eyes,
Heighoi I suppose I'm saving, II
only youth would act like sober, seri-
Gus middle age"
or course Il won't-but can't youth
take glance before It ieaps-if a
look" is too much to ask Of it,
How can any girl 90 about with
man Tor two years, come to the stage
Of love and understanding where she
has promised 10 be his wife-and then
not nave the slightest Idea whether
he's an honest man or a liar2
once knew a girl who told me with
perfect candor that whenever a man
treated her badly she blamed no one
but herself. said she:
often I meet a chap who attracts
ne, but know he isn't a good sort
7 say 10 myself, Gertrude, eyes in
the boat watch where you are steer
ing my dearH OF course / don't al
ways heed my own advice. Some
times I get 50 fascinated that Il just
seems as II I can't But ] know who
is 20 blame when 1t all comes out
Now that is true OF most Of US. We
have sober realization Of the real
natures OF the folks who 1asclnate US.
We doubt some charming rogue and
we are sure" OF some Old sober
sides we can't like in spite Of know
ing he has an admirable character.
So, when a girl gets herself en-
gagged TO man she knows whether Il
Is TO a man she trusts and believes In
or merely TO one Ehe-Wants-
There's another side 10 tit goes
deeper than the fact that most women
don't get 'roped In" when they are
tied to scoundrels-
It's this. II a woman hears rumors
OF a man Cor man OF 8 woman and
there's one jot Of honesty in their re-
lauonship, what is more natural than
10 90 straight 10 the person Of whom
the story IS told and speak after this
fashion,
Dear, I've heard a rumor about
you think II maligns you-but
even x it's true. I want you to be alb
solutely honest with me. Your hon
esty viii give Us q chance TO start
fair again. You owe II to me, because
] expect i OF you Not for worlds
would I 90 behind your back and try
70 find out anything you don't choose
10 tell me. But hope you viii choose
10 set me straight in this matter
which is worrying me So
After that II there's one jOt Of hon
esty in the man or woman who is so
squarelv given his chance. what can
he do but be honest in turn2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10
JUAREZ
GAMBLING HALL

Officials OF the new regime in
Juarsz Sunday cancelled the lease
and license OF the gambling house
operated in Juarez by Roy Martin
and hereafter the concession viii be
operated by the new government
according to information received in
Fl Paso at noon Monday. The Of
ficials themselves did not discuss the
matter.
Saloon men have been given 20
understand that all licenses will be
doubled This Is given as the cause
for a 25 percent increase in all
liquor prices. which became effective
last Saturday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10
Livestock Market,


Chicago H.. Nay 1o.-Cattle-Eiece PTS,
$1,000 Beef steers liberal supply trade
slow. mostly sc lower hezvy77 weight hard
est sellers. butcher stock supply r1oder-
ate with early Gales about steadyi but
little action on heavy fat kir--; calves.
steady; bulk. f1L00 G12-25; stockers and
Hors-Reoeipts. 1900; mostly 1oG15c
higher; medium heavy advancing most 3
early TOP. $3.50. bulk light, s15-25 el5-toi
bulk $50 Founders and over Si4104l 4-sui
pies. steady bulk. leo to rs pounders.
s187511s-50.
sheep-Reoeipts. 5000; mostly sc high
er- best Ehoru lambs. 1885, bulk shora
lambs. s11-5o q 1906 good shorn loz pound
roarlinEs. $500.
kansas City Livestock. Close
Kansas city. Nav 1o--HoEs-hecel PTS
IA 600. Marker steady 10 a shade higher
rop. sr4go- bulk lights and medium sl4-oe
TIG-7n- bulk heavies. s13-Ial l4-so-
CattIe-Rscelpts 10000. Beef steers
steady 10 CSC higher top $685.; she STOCK
steady 20 25c higher Gamers aHe caltea
steady Bulk choice Vealers around tA--4l-
an Other classes steE5g 20 strong
sheep-Receipts sQ9o- 4arket aciife'
KILLING classes generally $50 higher 30
pound clipped lambs. $500; eg-polla
--ooied lambs s2o.25s 70-pounu Arizona
e-rfue lambs. $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10
~ LIsTEn sTOCKs.
IND METALS.

tBy the Associated PtesaI
New York. Nay 1e-Msrcantils paper,
G percent
Exchange. steady.
Sterling. 60 day bills. SASS; CONNER
cial, 80 day bills on banks. s3.78E; com
merclal so day bills. f5-7s&i demand.
S3-S3. cahSes, S1.Se4.
Government bonds. Irregular.
Railroad bonds. Irregular
Time loans. strong 90 days, 80 days and
six months, = percent
call money. steady High 8; low. q;
ruling rate, z closing bid. Z; offered at q;
last loan. percent bank scceptances, 6
percent
Bar silver. s1-o1z
Mexican dollars 1sHc
Copper, quiet.
Elecroiytie. SPOT and asarby, Iss. @
10 c. June and July, 19Lc
Iron. sted- No 4 Northern. 1fe.00; No .
Northern, $500; No. Southern, f41.o0.
Anthony. f10-12E-
Tin. easy. spot, s55.7s; Juns-July.
$500
Lead. quiet Spot AID Nay offered at
zine. quiet East St Louis telivery, spot
and May offered At s7-s7H-
LONDON METAL MARKET.
London. Eng. Nay I0--The quotations
on the metal exchange today were as
follows
spot copper. E1oI. rs. Sd
Electrolytic. E11G
Tin. Es04. 81
Lead, E5T. 15L
Zinc. Eff. Fe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10
STOLEN AUTO TIRES FOUND
IN THICKET NEAR LANARK

Eight tires said TO have been
stolen from the Snodgrass Motor
company at Deming. n. n, we're
found in a thlcket near Laharl, n.
~, Sunday by Deming and FL Paso
county deputies. according to deputy
sheriff J. c. StanselL Jesus and
under $500 bond on a charge Of har-
Ing robbed that company's store sat
urday. They were arrested by deputy
Stansell Saturday morning near the
smelter in an automobile which con-
tanned eight other alleged stolen
tires