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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
cnsnosrlains couxa asmsay

This Is not Gully one OF :he hest ard
most effc!stn medicines for coughs
colds. Group and wMooping cough, but Ia
also pleasau: - take. wh!ch Is import
an: whom medicine mus: Re given to
young children. Chamoerla!ns Cough
Remedy has le:a IN GEO for many years
and hrs met with much far more
ever rs gool qualities have become
known. Many mothers hRNo given i
their UNQUALIFIED endorsement. NT
Scruhy. Ch!N!co.he, Mo. writes. u rave
raised three children, have Always IRe&
Chpmbcr!A!n's Io2Eh Remedy and found
4 20 be the ees: FOR coughs. Gods M
Group. u Is p.easaa: 10 take. BON
adults and children Ike 4. My w.te
and | have always fol; sa.s from Group
With Il IN no house. Chamberlain {"
trugh Remedy contains no Opium or
other narcotic For sac ~ all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
Organ Recital Opens
Fourth Street Service

The hfteen minute organ recital at
the opening os tho Peoples Se"N!re to-
morrow evening at the Fourth stree;
Methodist church. 1918 Chapllnc street
Will include the following numbers.
"Andantino'' Iemar", Pilgrims Choir
us" Wagner; Meditation in = Flat"
Cadman: Festival March" Foote. The
laStor. nr. Clarence f.. Alien. viii
preach the second IN series Of SER
mons on THE Great IUdRm"fit," as re-
corded IN Matthew twcn,y.ffth Chaper.
Subject. The Charge and the Defense
Those sermons arc s;ricu! practical
with present day application. The Ies;-
ed chores md quariet:e VIII sing. Cor.
dial we!coine 10 all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
.BACHMANN-C
CASE IS DISMISSED

Tie case Of Jim Rachmann and Toe
t'amhr.a. charged with violating tho
rCdcral prohibition laws, came up be
fore /. ; Commissioners John II. Conrad
yesterday fur preliminary hearing The
men wer" arrested SON" tim" az" when
the 'II"lc IN the Wall" on Eleventh
street was ra!d"d Tine federal nu,ho-
rites could not prove who owned the
iioucr. and the case was dismissed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
tOU|S zOECKLER PROPERTY SOLD
To HOSPITAL FOR NURSES HOME

being manned between he Goodwin
p:ug Company md another drug rom
pany an Main street II il said the
TWO combined companies VIII occupy
the building adjoining the Gee El""tr-
Company. 1T present occupied 10y the
Miller Storage Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
NATURALIZATION HEARINGS

S;rrt:uS with n" hrst DAY ~ NV
term of the federal court at
t,.kiYa and continuing thr"uEh"ut tie
district The first day OF each term VIII
40 t,E,r N.Y. for the hearing ~ aliens
bn nave made application "a" citizen.
shin PAPERS according I" w"r" receiver
Yesterday by Ju',u II conrad. 'i"rs 81
ne :. court. from Judge w. + Baker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
THREE DECLARATIONS

Three derlaratl"ns w"r '"i' with the
/. s commissioner Yesterday. Jakob
Drohnic. a coal miner VIII" lives in Elm
Grove and has been iQ this country
since Scptrmbcr 1890. ME-" Ilajduh"-
yich. q miner. who resides ~ 80 Mar
shall street. Tcnwood and Com"c over N
1908: and William MihaIovl'h. labor
oC % Sixth street RcHWuod. who land, ]
on November 4, 1871.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14

ascension and parachute drop with
Wolf, my master. in Vienna.
At six, ! was hound to Wolf as ap-
prentice until should be sixteen. He
taught me trap work, contortion, wire
walking, horseback stunts-everything
When ! was eleven | ran away. The
work was mighty hard, the food infre-
Guent and insufficient, the pay, we'll
there wasn't any. ! left Wolf at Ham
burg. Travelled through Italy, France,
Germany, Spain, Turkey, the Balkans
and other countries putting on little
shows of my own in small inns and
taverns
LOuR years of that was enough for
l. me, and ] next slowed away in the
hold Of cattlcboat bound for England.
Saving up my money, ] soon was
enabled to come back TO Gods Coun
try" the and Of my birth. Barnum &
Bailey's IVES my home for the next few
years, and later, ! toured with most OF
the other big shows in the United
States.
Animals have never hurt me. al.
though I've handled them in shows
often.
But for a place in which to get hurt
commend me to the movies; that
where you can get damaged. A month
or so ago one of the eats 0iOns) ir
King of the Circus" scratched me uE
badly.
All in all, the movies are the hap.
piest existence I've ever experienced
I'm doing another serial, 'The Seal OF
Satan" which | hope will please my
friends as well as king Of the Circus. .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14
WHAT YOUR
FAVORITE FILM
STARS ARE DOING

David Griffith is the sort Of man who
goes ahead and quietly sterts rorr
without word to any one. He b,s
been rehearsirg on the roof OF tho
Forty fourth Street Theatre. N.,s
York, for the last three DAYS with Ii.
Ian Gisb, Dorothy Gish and Chnr.,
Mack. The play is THE Two Or.
phans,' which It was rumored he wou,d
make, but Of which II was imposs,bl.
to get any verification. Unless h.
changes his mind, THE Two ORPHANS"
will be his next special.
Mary Hay has Joined her husband
Richard Barthclmess. at the Flows,
Hospital, Eastern Boulevard and sirtr.
third street, New York, and ia undsr !.
physicians care for a severe aftacL -
tonsillitis. In IN adjoining room Dicr
Barthelmess is well on the road 70 n.
covery, following a painful time with
mastoiditis. Last Tuesday he sat up for
the first time In three weeks.
Mae Marsh's plans for the future ar.
indefinite. She told friends in New
lork last saturday that she had com.
pleted her contract with Robertson.
Cole. for whom she made two pictures
The Little 'Fraid Lady" and "No,
body's Kid" Miss Marsh stated sh.
bad come East to visit her mother and
that she intended leaving for Los An.
geles the end of this week. There ara
rumors that she will 90 back under tho
Griffith banner in the near future.
-
Tom Mix would like to take a vaca.
ton this summer, but will get no time
for 1t, according to present plans. He
wanted to come East for visit. but
Fox is going to keep him working ali
summer in order to supply the demand
for his pictures.
Mildred Harris Chaplin. x.wii,
of Charlie Chaplin, is to make her
entry into vaudeville with three.
people skit in September. The act Il
scheduled to be seen in the East in tho
Keith houses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14
Edna May Sperl Likes
Thrill of Outdoor Stunts
BY EDNA MAY SPERL


Leading Lady in the Holman Day Picture
DEOPLE have asked me, quite a
l. number Of times, why I mostly
played in stories of the big woods. The
answer Is simple, It is because / like
them best.
It was for this reason that I refused
to contract with well-known com
pany in Los Angeles in order that
would be able to accompany Edgar
Jones to the North where he was to
make series of two-reel features OF
outdoor action.
Since being his leading lady I have
had the opportunity for the presenta
ton of many different roles and hope
no one will ask me which of these like
the best because 7 am afraid l couldn'
answer that question.
] love natures playground. love
the freedom of the woods and plains.
In one Of Mr.. Jones' productions
had the thrill Of a lifetime. had to
dash over waterfall in a little light
canoe. When I reached the bottom
was to make jump out of a canoe and
cling to rock that protruded out
of the water. had great time per
forming that thrill. am quite swim
mer and had no fear Of this stunt at all
In another story ] was caught in
forest fire and another l shot the
rapids in canoe. have played al
sorts of parts, including good women
bad women, young girls. old girls ant
lots of others. My favorite charac.
terization was the role of Lora Farrel
in Single Handed Sam.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14
Lillian Cish viii
Return to the Stage

T LILLIAN GISH will co. star with
- Arnold DAILY when the latter
opens his repertoire theatre at the
Greenwich Village in New York
with "The Children's Tragedy" BY
Carl Shoner. Lillian Gish's latest
stage appearance was with Mary
Pickford in Belasco's Good Lit.
tie Devil"
Her sister. Dorothy. who has
never. been on the speaking stage.
will try out n play in stock In
Canada this summer. playing oppo.
site her husband. James Rcnney,
now in Spanish Love"
Mr.. DAILY. who sailed this week
for England, will change his bill
every month, beginning his season
October 20. His players include his
daughter, Blythe Daily; Philips
Tead, Sydney Carlisle and Walter
F. Scott.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14

LNEN tn" scenic grandeur that ~
~ makiug New York rave over the Ger
man product on. "DrrrptiOn. will
hav" 70 look to its laur"ls against tn"
American made Queen nf Shcba." n
Fox photoplav now being introduced 70
the public with thc lovely Betty Blythe
in tho titlr role.
Expense. trouble rarp--al were
thrown into the dlScHrl when it came
10 building tho sets that typify the mag
nihrcnce of King Solomon'S ancient
glory.
The ournn Of Shrba" is tho screen
version of the romance of one Of the
most beautiful women the world has
ever known. The film j. from tho orig
innI scenario by Nirginin Tracy and is
based upon certain historical facts
which figure N the story of the color
ful queen.
j. Gordon Edwards directed thp rir-
turc and utilized the natural scenery Of
california. with IFS Oriental background
Of mountains and deserts
More than 10000 pcfsons were ON.
poych in the making of this spectacle,
as wei as 500 campls and horses
There were thirty principals in the
cast.
The production i said to have cost
in the neiShborhood of n million dol
lars. and Mr.. Fox admits that this is
by far the most pretcntious film of his
career.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14
EARL METCALF DROPS HIS "4ITCHES''


IL Culver Calf
'lot he handed
a o
pach o $ III episode H.
Having indeed, H
o a pisodc. Hcret { IS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14
$1,000 a Week for Tearle,
.4limOny Suit DiSclOSeS

An increase from 500 to So week
alimony was granted to Josephine Park
Tearlc. former wife of Conway Tearle,
motion picture actor. in the Supreme
Court in New York last Tuesday.
She alleged Tearle is now receiving
$3.50 weekly and will receive $4,000 n
week under contract with the SelzniCk
Enterprises next year.
When the original award was made
500 in l0l2-thc defendant was re-
,eving 5000 weekly. Later his income
was reduced and down came alimony by
court order TO so.
Mrs. Roberta Mcnges Corwin Hill
Tcarle, who subsequently divorced the
film actor, was named as GO respondent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14

"Serenade." which is to be a Spanish
romantic drama. Miss Cooper has the
leading feminine role and George Walsh
is playing opposite her.
Miss Cooper recently appeared in the
leading role of ''The Oath" which
was directed by X. A. Walsh for May
flower. This picture has just been re
leased by Associated First National as
the fourth of their big Five" series
to succeed Passion" The Kid" and
MAN, Woman. Marriage. "Sere-
made" will also be First National
release.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14
French War Film Shown

The first American presentation of
~ Accuse, the French war film pro %
duetion brought 10 this country by Mare
Klaw. was he'd last TUESDAY night In
the ballroom Of the Ritz Carlton Hotel
10 New York, The production was
directed by Abel Canoe, who recently
arrived in this country and who was
pre- ent at the showing. Some OF the
scenes Of the picture were taken on the
hattle6elds and rep cscnt actual trench
scenes. The professional players in the
cast were recruited from the Comedie
Francsise and the Odeon Theatre In
Paris.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14
JACK PERRIN VAS
MADE FILM STAR
DESPITE PROTESTS
Ry JACK PERRIN

DECKING up n wet watermelon seed
with boxing gloves on your hands
is an easy stunt compared with the job
] had getting into the movies. had
TO argue. nag. caiole. entreat. plead.
harangue. jolly and almost beg my way
into motion pictures.
I left Three Rivers. Mich. and ar
rived in Los Angeles with every intcn-
ton Of becoming director. While at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14
PHOT0PLASS

Alhambra @ @2th' Merits PHssyusk IA AZ; y :
t'ISffSG aIYING I.HPs LIPs" j
ALLEGHENY MAT, rr"nSfS'9 nsfiS a5 H!ssSs"ys hSs. ss
' "TWIN BEDS"
APOLLO 'sD q THoMrsoS i 2,a1 xoS SITS; S,si,r
HOBART BOSWORTH
in his OwS LAW
ARCADIA THEsFXrT fa E E: 1T ,ti; Eel; = 18TH n
TOO WISE Wives"
ASTOR FRANKLrN MiIi%Sr : G,RAEP T;Itl2 AVE
GEORGE ARLISS
In THE DEVIL"
BALTIMOREES1lssr Slsr s,d : eHhTlMoEP sIT MEE
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
In "GOOD REFERENCES"
RFNN GATH AND WOODLAND AVE:
"'4lEIiF "HERirAGE" XII y
BLUEBIRD Gr"%h no,In,,Sa. sgsaSoss"T9 So,,, ~
MADGE KENNEDY
In THE GIRL WITH THE JAZZ HEART"
BROADWAY Broad & Snyder AS''
"wHAT'ss" s"'5 WORTH ofSfiiT WHILE"
Broad St. Casino Broad bel Erie Av'
HARRY CAREY
In "IF ONLY JIM"
CAPITOL, 7s2 MARKET ST, ST. = =,
0 NORMA TALMXiliI TALMXlDGIE' K p !"
In THE GHOST or YESTERDAY"
COLONIAL d'"' : s.Sn M"Dl'woGa y " . = Avss %
WALLACE REID
In THE LOVE SPECIAL
DARBY THEATRE
"HANDs AIS S;N Off"
EMPRESS MAIN ,,Gg ST; En- MANATuNK
CHARLES Is RAY RIN Y'N'''
In "i5 MINUTES FROM BROADWAY"
] %
| PARAMOUNT 2s,h Ma.EiSar : G!EsTS S.Hy Ays
WILLIAM RUSSELL
In COLORADO PLUCK"
EAMIJ Y THEArRB-lsi1 Market St.
i ANVIL A. NJ 10 Midnight
BUCK JONES
In get YOUR MAN"
56TH ST THEATREmmIBeloy Spruce
PAULINE FREDERICK
In "a SLAVE OF VANITY"
FRANKFORT +7io FSAANKgoRD
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
In THE FfRsT BORN"
GREAT NORTHERN n;o;d 81, Ere e
BEBE DANIELS
y. In DUCKS AND BRAKES"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14

coIeg" | had put on several shows and
duction.
Upon arriviug in Los Angeles, OBJ
tained rtapo,meIt as a property boy in
ono Of the loca theatres to ncNuaint
myeclf with the technical phase of the
drama.
All this rim" | was harborinG an idea
that could write. Scenarios were just
being exploited as sourr" Of vast
wealth to the embryo Gnrdu"r SulIi-
vans and I.uci"n lluhbards.
tried and led. week after week, to
get into the industry. but couldn't seem
to land n thing. Finally | was able to
get n Job directing Keystone come
dies
Just A. was starting. Raymaker,
one Of ,ncir directors. insisted on max
ing an actor out Of me. For almost a
year was kept n cnmedy ro,cs; all!
the time | wanted to direct or write.
7 FOUGHT To get on the other side Of
L thp camera begged tn be allowed
~ swan my grease paint for mega
phoro md ono i those tail end for--
most cans TINT directors wore. but. alas
T. vas not 10 be--"Little Jack" was
go ng TO bP m actor, or they'd know
the reason why,
even offered to trade my actor q
trick wardrobe Of clothes for one pair
Of horn trimmed glasses, ms issued to all
members II the scenario department,
but again | WAS destined 10 stay on the
wrong side of the cHmera--or SO IL
seemed 10 me.
Universal has decided TO feature me
in "ws stPrns" now. I've been extra
maH seT,al co-star. leading man in Spe-
cial attraCtion'-in fact, everything but
what | want.
Never mind, III get that megaphone-
WELDING Job before ! quit. or die in
the attempt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14
COMMEND ME TO
MOVIES FOR DANGER,
SAYS EDDIE POLO
Ry EDDIE POLO
T SOMERSAULTED into the mo

7 SOMERSAULTED into the movies.
l. There was no reason for forsakng
the tanbark and taking up the silver
screen. but | wanted change-Id d
been n circus performer since | was
two years old.
The Polo family had been performers
for generations. When | was four 1--WE
we're in Italy at that time), my father
was hurt in fall The show WASH t
doing we'll and we were divided up
among various European shows
When I was five | made n balloon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14
HANDSOME HARRY'S HOPELESS HUNCH

Hattie Haynes had huge heritage ;
hundreds Handsome Harry had. He,
hypnotized; halluCination haunted
him. How he hated his ballroom,
his ham, his hash.
'Hurrah :" he hollers, heaving his
hat heavenward. IIandsomeness has
hardly helped heretofore.
He hastily halls hanson.
"Hattie's home" he haughtily hol-
lers.
Horse hardly hurries. Has heavy
hoofs. High hills hinder his haste.
Harry harangues hackman. He hairs
horse. Hurting heavy hand, he hits
Harry hard. Hanson hurrieS home
ward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14

Harry has hunch. Holding his head
he hopefully hobbies, "Howard's
Hotel his haven.
"Hark," he holIers-'half.and-
half -"
Having had his. he hurries hence
Handsome Harry haunts Hattie =
house. Hangs hat hall hatrack. Hat
tie hears him Hops happily. hiding
her heavy heart Hugs Harry hard,
holpriug. Handsome Husband ~
Harry halts her.
Hattie. hdeous. has harclip, huge
head Hattie heavy hearted. Harry
hastily hunts hat.
"Humbug," he Kisses, hiking home
ward
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14
WaIsh Family Together Again

d A. WALSH announces that the
N. title of his first independent pro-
duction, now In process of filming in
Los Angeles, will be "Serenade. I"
For the first time in four years the
entire Walsh family has been united in
one picture. Previously II. A. Walsh
directed "The Honor System" and
both Miriam Cooper This wife) and
George Walsh, his brother, were in the
cast.
They are now together again In
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Be sure to keep Friday, April %,
open to attend the Presbyterian sup.
per.--adv.
William Mccarthy of South Main
street began work at the Good-Fel-
low garage yesterday.
New lot of art squares, rugs and Ii
noleums and good roll top writing desk
at City Auction Market-adv.
William McKane of Websterville left
this morning for Troy, N. Y, where he
expects to remain two or three weeks
visiting relatives.
Julianna Biorn is wonderfully funny
as the Dutch nurse in "Carroty Nell"
Universalist church, April %. Adults,
25c; children, l5c--adv.
Archie Cooper of South Main street
went to Bethel this morning to begin
work in the granite industry there,
having located employment.
NJ. G. Gunderson, travelling agent
for the Chicago and Northwestern rail
way, arrived here from Boston yester-
day to transact business connected with
the granite manufacturing and quarry
ing districts.
A large number of men went to
Montpelier this morning to be present
at the opening of the naturalization
court, which to-day will issue second
papers to those eligible and qualified
for citizenship in the United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

For real coat values, see Morse's lin
at Montpelier.-adv.
Long-distance and general trucking
light or heavy, Granite City Bottlinl
Works. Tel. ,7e6-M or 46-W.--adv.
Frank Caslani of the Caslani Broth
ers granite manufacturing firm has re
| turned to his home on North MAR
street
Enrico 1amburini, teacher of arts
tic cello playing, will accept pupils
Tel. Barre l53-R, or address at Rich.
ardson street--adv.
II. ?. Human of the Human Bug
bee Co. started yesterday afternoon on
business trip of several days and left
for Uniontown, Pa, in the interest OF
the company.
Five cents day for short time is
all 1T costs to rid yourself of rheuma
tism If you use Rheuma. Get bottle
to-day from +. A. Drown on the mon
ey-back plan.-adv.
Henry Sander, president of the Adj
lers Monumental and Granite Works of
New York City, is passing several DAYS
in the Barre granite belt, and at pres
ent is stopping in this city,
All Knights of Pythias are invited
to the supper and entertainment at
West Topsham Thursday night. Plenty
of autos at Blanchard block at 6 and
$3.50 O'Clock. A large delegation asked
Miss Lucy Dix, stenographer of the
Grearson & Lane firm, went to Som
erville, Mass, yesterday and is expect.
ed here to-day with her father. who has
been suffering from prolonged i'll
ness.
G. B. johnson, formerly of Barre,
who has been attending the Granite
Cutters international association con-
ference in Boston as representative of
the union from Oregon, win spend sew
eral days in Barre before returning to
his home. Some Of the older granite
cutters of the city will undoubtedly
recall Mr.. Johnson and will be glad to
renew acquaintance. Mr.. johnson was
a resident of Barre in the early Dos.
Z The large brick and cement vault in
the Worthen building and the apart
ment formerly occupied by the Peoples
bank is being dissected in preparation
for occupancy Of the place by the
Montpelier & Barre Lighting & Pow
er Co. which now has its store sup.
plies and office in the Nichols block
near the American Railway Express
Go, office. Several men are employed
IN tearing down the vault as the light
ng company hopes to occupy the new
apartment as soon after May as pos
iible.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-21
TALK or THE TOWN

If interested in coats, read Morse'e
adv.-adv.
Read Shea's big one.half page shoe
adv; the, greatest event of the season,
On page ADV.
Introducing 'St. A. Specials" superior
cigars, Toe, 3 for Csc, All dealers. Ray
mond Guyette, mfr, st. Albans.-adv.
/ The Independent Order of Foresters
will hold benefit dance in Worthen
hall Friday, April %. Public invited.
Apron sale at the Presbyterian
church, Friday, April %, starting at
3 O'Clock. New styles, sure to please,
and special line for the little ones
adv.
Fred Gervasi, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Gervasi of Center street, arrived
at his home yesterday from Albany
Business college to spend Today va
cation.
| Notice: Regular meeting Barre pol
ishers' branch. G. G. l. A., will be held
in their hall, Nichols block, on Thurs
day evening April 81, at o'clock. w.
G. Prize, sec.
Charles Abiatti, member of the
South Barre Granite Co., has returned
to his home on Circle street, after an
absence of 10 months, which he spent
with his parents in northern Italy.
Regular meeting of Col j. B. Mead
circle, No. /, Ladies of the G.. A. r.,
will be held Friday afternoon, April
%, in their hall, Worthen block, at 2
o'clock sharp. 1t is requested that all
officers and members be present in or
der to practice floor work for conven-
ton.
Barre council, No. 4Ol, Knights of
Columbus, last evening voted unani-
mously at regular monthly meeting
to donate $50 toward the fund for Irish
relief work, the campaign being prac-
tically completed in this city. Com
mitteeman Dennis Lenihan last night
stated that $1,000 had already been
turned over to the treasurer, James
Browne, and with the donation of the
Barre council of the Knights of Colum
bus the total receipts to date would be
Sl,l40. The canvassers and ward cap
tains have practically all finished their
territories though several have pledges |
of money to collect within the next |
few DAYS, so until then the net amount |
donated by Barre people cannot be de-
termined.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-21

since the paraphernalia has not yet ar
rived. The date of organization is
postponed indefinitely, and will be an
nounced later.
Come and see the helpful cleaners,
Leone Reynolds and Winona Griffith,
in "Carroty Nen."-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-21

Presbyterian church supper, Friday,
April %. Menu:
Baked ham Mashed potatoes
Brown gravy
Hot rolls Soft pies
Salads Pickles
Tea Coffee
Served to I p. m. Admission, adults
Soc, children 25c.--adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

The organization of the Ladies' lie.
cion TO the local order of the Loyal
Order Of Moose viii not take place
Thursday evening, april 81, as planned,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-21
BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1921.
The Weather.

Showers tonight and Friday; not
much change in temperature; moderate
to fresh southeast to south winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-21
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