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Freight
Services
Key number In parentheses
following ships name indi-
Gates name OF operating COM
pany In preceding list.
Europe
Antwerp-See Havre
From New York
July PA Steamer (1a)
July 25-Collingsworth (l9)
Antwerp and Ghcnt
From Galvestou-Texas City
July 3l-Hegira (12D
Antwerp and Rotterdam
From baltimore
July 20-Otho (4s)
July S0-West. Maid (4s)
From Hampton Roads
July 22-Otho (4s)
Aug l-West. Maid (4s)
Barcelona. Valencia, Genoa
and Piraeus
From BALTIMORE
Mid July--w. Lashaway 14
Aug-Absaroka (l4)
Belfast. Dublin and Cork
From Ealfimore
July I2-Des Moines Br. (15)
Bordeaux
From New York
July 23-Consort (33)
Aug l3-Pipestone Co. (S3)
From New York
July ie-Algic (T2)
From Charleston
Early July-M. Wheeler C2D
From GsIveston-Texas City
July 1s-schuyi. Bridge C7O
July 9-Marne (77)
Bremen and Hamburg
From Houston
July i5--N. Bridge Ci2o)
July 22--Decatur Or. G2o)
From Philadelphia
July 23-Corson (72)
Aug fo-Chickasaw (72)
From New Orleans
July 12-Tomalva CID
July 20--Western Light tIT)
July 30-Auditor CTT)
from Charleston
Late July--aiverside Br (27)
From Savannah
July 25--syros GAO
Bremen and Danrlg
From New York
July i3-Hudson (i5p)
July 23-Prin Matoika (f5p)
July 2s--Potomac (i5e)
Sept I--Prin. Matoita (i5e)
Sept i4-Potomac (i5D
Oct 20-Potomac ti5e)
Bremen and Stettin
From Charleston
Early July-Coldwater (2D
Bristol Service
From New York
July ia Steamer (iT5)
Aug ij--Lake Elsah GT5)
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Passenger
Services

Key number in parentheses
following ships name indi-
Gates name, address and teie-
phone OF steamship company
In list at bottom of this col
umn.
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80 Moore & Mccormack Co.
Bway, N. Y. B. G'n 1885
81 Munson S. s. Lines
81 Wall. n. Y. B. G'n $500
es New OrI. & S. A. S. s. Co.
Q. G. Bldg, New Orleans
81 n. Y. g. Arg. S. s. Co
80 Bway, N. Y. Bd. $3.50
os n. Y. & Cuba NJ. s. 8. Co.
Ft. Wall, n. Y. Jno. 46oo
90 n. Y. & Porto Rico SIS. Co.
II Bway. n. Y. B. G'n $500
100 n. Att. g. West. s. $. Co.
III Summer ST.. Boston
Beach $3.50
9s Exchange ST., Port
land. Me.
I3e So. 4th St.. Phila.
1oI Northern Steamship Co.
II Battery. N. Y. VIII. l7s5
l04 Oriental Navigation Co.
80 Bway. N. Y. VIII. 7oo
io5 Pacific Mail s. s. Co.
Hanover So. B. G'n 1850
1oe Pacific Steamship Co.
II State ST., ". Y.
Bowling Green 5625
The Admiral Line
tSee -
l07 Page & Jones
Bk. of Mobile Bid, 1obils
ia Potter Trans. Co., Inc.
IL Bway. N. Y. b. G'n SSi3
Ii6 Red Star Line
ioGt WA
Bway, N. Y. 3. G'n $500
120 Ripley, Daniel, & Co.
Marine Bldg, Galveston
I2I Rogers 8 Webb
1i0 State ST.. Boston
12I-A Roosevelt 8. g. Co., Inc.
A Beaver ST.. NY. Bd.7553
122 seaboard & Gulf 8. 9. Co.
Pr. 30. FIR. NY. Orch.4i0
1913 seager s. 8. Limo
IS Pearl st. NY. B.G'nS7i0
1e4 sgitcovich, s., q Co.
Cotton Exch.. Galveston
Is6 sigsbee. Humphrey & Co.
% So. VIM. ST. Bd. 203J
I2s s, Att. Maritime Corp.
Munsey Bldg, Washington
I32 sprague. G. H.. & Son
1ii Milk ST.. Boston
1856 state Marine Co.
Munsey Bldg. BALTIC.
St. Paul ASA
I3o Steele. J.H.w.. q Co.. Inc.
2102 Strand. Galveston
80 Broad St, ~. Y.
$50 Common ST.. N. ori.
100 stracban shipping Co.
Savannah. Ga.
1l1 Struthers & Dixon
3i3 Sansome ST.. San Fran.
If2 Sudden & Christensen
- Whitehall St. ~. Y.
Bowling Green 9o4s
40 Market St. San Fran.
(See Sd
Iti susauehanna 8. g. Co.. Inc.
"a StoneSt. NY. BIG 'n2e5S
(see so
Is5 swayne q Hoyt, Inc.
430 sansome ST.. San Fran.
I46 Tam. Int. Ocean 3. s. Co.
Tampa. Fla.
ff7 Terminal Shipping Co.
Keyser Bldg, BALTIC.
81. Paul 2910
$50 Thorndyke & TrenhoIme
l.. G. Smith Bldg, Seattle
i5I Tracy. VI. H.. a Co.
II State 81. NY. B.G'nT6s5
iS3 Trosdnir. Plant & Laforta
230 Charles ST.. New Orl.
Iyf United Am. Lines, Inc.
30 Bway. n. Y. WI. 1920
l56 United Steamship Co.
Galveston. Tex.
I57 T.. =. & Australasia Line
8 Bridge, ". Y. r. On $3.50
$50 T.. 3. Mail &. 9. Co. Inc.
IS Bway, ". Y. VIII. 1900
165 waterhouse. r., a Co.
Central Bldg. Seattle
1ee Waterman s. s. Corp.
Mobile. Ala.
167 Vessel. Duvni 4 Co.
p Broad s.. N Y. Dd.d230
liz Williams. Diamond g. Co.
Sangome ST.. San Fran.
ia Williamson a Rnuers Co.
20 r. Bay ST., Savannah
Tel. 5s
l55 Winchester. j. H.. q Co.
Prod. Exch. p. On 1850
l16 W1ndward Island Line
City Bank Bldg, Mobile
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AR S
Bristol and Manchester
From Philadelphia
July 15-Opelika (64)
Early Aug-Monomac (64)
From Norfolk
Early Aug-Monomsc (e4)
Constantinople and Black Sea
Ports
From New York
Ldg.-Haddon (o3)
Bristol. Avonmouth. Belfast
and Dublin
From Baltimore
Aug 6--Asquam (i5)
Cork. Dublin. Belfast, Sligo
and Londonderry
From New York
July fs-Delavan (s9)
Copenhagen. Revai. Helsing-
fors, Abo, Stockholm and
Gothenburg
From New York
July fG-Ind. Bridge (i23)
July 23-Plow City (l23)
July 30--Asabeth (I23)
Danzig. Libau. Riga and stet-
tin
From New York
July le--Oronoke (126)
Dunkirk
From New York
I.dg. .--Remus (33)
July 23-Oscoda (33)
Aug 13--McKeesport (33)
Genoa and Naples
From New York
Late July--t Steamer (5a)
Glasgow
From New Orleans
Late Aug-A Steamer (i55)
Glasgow and Avonmouth
From Baltimore
July 1s--coelleda (15)
Glasgow. Belfast and Dublin
From Baltimore
July 2s--west Cape ti0
Greek. Turkish and Black Sea
Ports
From New York
July i5--Mas. Bridge (4D
Late July-Iiog Island (41)
C;otbenhurg, Stockholm, CO.
penhagen. Maimo, Helsinr-
fors and Revsi
From New York
Juiy 15-Mll. Bridge (sa)
July iS--Lack. Valley ttiD
July 30--Tsshmo tse)
HamDurg
From Baltimore
July 25--Auhurn (6o-A)
Aug iT-chlckaaaw C12)
July 2O--Kenowis (T2)
July O-Alric (T2)
From Philadelphia
July as--osawatomie t6o-A)
From Boston
July 23--osawatomle (6o-A
From New York
July io--AiRic CT2)
july e0-Kcnowis (T2)
AuS S-corson (T2)
From Galveston Texas City
July 2j-Jack. Bridge (TO
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TEAMSlnPs. EXCURSIONS and
~-~~-~~--~--~~~~~~~--- -----~-~~~~|-~
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OF III
Hamburg and Bremen
From Mobile
Ldg.--seekonk d66)
Hdvre
From Gaiveston-Texas City
July 15-Steadfast CPD
July 3i-Hegira 12G
From New York
Ids. .--Remus (33)
July 23--Oscoda (33)
Aug 13-McKeesport (33)
Uavrc and Antwerp
From New Orleans
July 23--Capillo $50
Late Aug--Carplaka $50
Early Sept-Cr. D'Alene (sI)
From Charleston
Early July-schoodic CD
Havre. Bordeaux and ST.
Nazaire
From Philadelphia
July 23-Nedmac (6s)
July 1J-Parksville (6s)
Havre, Dunkirk. Bordeaux
From Baltimore
july 2J-Sutherland G4D
Aug l0-Westwood G4D
Havre and Ghent
From Houston
July l5-Knoxv1lle G2o)
July 25-Holyoke Br. Q30)
Hull Service
From New York
July 15--A Steamer (lT5)
Aug 1o-L. Frolono G7O
Liverpool
From Baltimore
July 2f-Carenco (4s)
Aug 10-Qusker City (4s)
From Hampton Roads
July 23-Carenco C4s)
Aug l2-ouaker City (4s)
From New York
July 23-sarcoxie (33l
From Charleston
Late July-Chattsnooga t2T)
Liverpool and Manchester
From Galveston-r Texas City
July 31--Cont. Bridge (12D
From Mobile
Ids. .-Clavarack Cie6)
From New Orleans
Late Julyv-A Steamer (i53)
Late Aug--A Steamer (i53)
Liverpool, London. Hamburg
aud Antwerp
From San Francisco
July 23--west Csyote (72)
from san Pedro
July 2s-wes, cayote Ci7D
From Portland, Ore.
July ie-west Csyote n7c)
London
From Baltimore
July 11--capulin (4sj
Aug J--kerhonkson (4s)
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ekaS .,
Operators of o.
Freight Services. io'
The Admiral Line
II State St., N. Y.
Bowling Green 5625
tSee 106) "a
American Line .
II Bway. N. Y. B. en- $3.50 :.
(See 69-A) iV
IL Atlantic Transport Co. 81
Bway, n. Y. B. G'n s3Of ~
tSee G9-A
II Bait. Oceanic s. 8. Co. lo
Continental Bldg. BALTIC.
st. Paul 4i61
Is Baltimore Steamship Co.
50 Bway. n. Y. Bd. o399
Ie Bnrber Steamship Lines :"
II Bat. Pl., N. Y. VIII. 1900
10 Black Diamond S. S. Corp.
81 Exch. Pl. Rector 1892
IIolx. w q N'
33 Gay ST., BALTIC.
st. Paul $3.50
90 Bull, A. H., & Co.
40 West St.. MY. B.G'n 1000
"a CaIIaghan. Atkinson & Co.
IL Bway. n. Y. b. G'n 1870
a7 Carolina Company III
Charleston. s. c.
20 Clyde Steamship Co. III
Pier 80, N. r.. N. Y. sp.ssoo
tSee 7s) Ie:
81 Colum. Pac. shipping Co.
Bd Trade. Portland. o. Iel
(See 1879
80 Cosmopolitan s. Co., Inc. -,
4o Bway. ". Y. Bd. 5i5f
112 w: Adams St.. Chgo.
Ran. 1918 IL,
20 Earn Lire Steamship Co.
1870 8. 4th St, Phila. II:
az Elder steel 6. s. Co.
30 Broad st.. N. Y. Bd. eoeo IL,
I3 r.. G. Evans q Sons
454 California ST., san Fran.
II State St.. NY. B.G'n 1850
as Emery, j. s., q Co.
ia State ST., oston a..
~ Export Steamship Corp.
25 Bwai'. N. Y. Il. GIN 354o
4s Export Transp. Co., Inc.
AZ Bway, N. Y. Bd. 4iF
81 France e Can. 8. g. Corp.
120 Bway. N. Y. Rec. $500
81 General Navigation Co.
is Bway, n. Y. b. 1921
55 General steamship Corp. H'
324 Sansome 81, San Fran.
Kearny 410o
51-A Grace, w. n. g. Co. ~
s.l sHanoyer ,oy So. \. X; 80, :.
50 Green star =. g. Corp.
100 Bway. n. Y. b. G'n oe2o fi'
s5 s. WIN. 81. Bd' 4ss5
65 Hnsier q Co., Inc. IL
Bway. N. Y. d. G'n $500
6s Int Frcighting Corp. lol
10 Bway, ". Y. Cort. 3Ss9
Lafayette Bldg, Phila. ,S-
Lombard 1888
Goa Int. Mercantile Marine I5l
II Bway, ~. Y. II. ON o23n
tSee ?, II, 116) Is,
s2 Kerr Steamship Co.. Inc.
~ Beaver s.. MY. Bd dTo0 157
u Lind Nav. Co. 49,.
II Battery. ". Y. VIII it5s hos
~ Tykes BROTHERS ~,
Gldden Bldg, Galveston
rs Mallory Steamship Co. yea
Pr. S6, N. r., MY. Spg.ssC1
Csee 2a) a..
70 Mallory. &. D.. & Co. Inc
II Bway, ~. Y. y. en- $3.50 f;o
40 Mntson Navigation Co.
12o Market ST., San Fran. ia
Sc Mccormick & McPherson
500 Market ST.. San ran. tes
Kcarny 2G3c
81 Mississippi shipping Co. l16
New Orleans, La.
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INiNtf t'dte
From Philadelphia
July 22--1Isr-er (9sl
Rio de Janeiro, Santos and
Buenos Aires
From New Orleans
Aug a5-Lor. Cross (s7)
Rio de Jaueiro. Santos, Mon
tevideo, Buenus Aires and
Ia Plata
From New York
July 23-'vest Nossk1 'ss
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Mon
teyideo and Bucnos Aires
From Baltimore
Late Aug -IIisSo (J9)
Rio de Janeiso. Montev;deo
and Buenos Aires
From New York
July 2o--Amsr. Legion cd
Aug 8-Hl.,n te1)
Aug l7-AeoiJs t9D
Trinidad. Deincrara, Para
maribo. Tayeuuc, 81. Lau-
rent and i'ara
From New York
July 13--L. Facilar C2Hp
Aug 81. FacKler ,29l
Cuba and Mexico
from bHlIlluOrc
July si--L. Ellersiie Ci0
Havana. MatHnzas, Santo
Domingo City. Porto Rican
Forts
From Galveston
July SOL. Falrlis $3.50
Havana
From Savannah
July i5-Polnt Iona Gcs)
July 3o-A Steamer G2s)
From Philadelphia
July 2o-Ccauina 900
Islands Of Atlantic,
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea
Cienfuegos Santiago. Gusn-
innamo. Porto ricau Ports.
santo Domingo City
From Galveston
July 1B-L. Elmaale CiSel
Aug lj--L. Flournoy $3.50
Haitian Forts, CartaFena.
Puerto
From New York
Aug 4--cireat Falls (2a)
Sept i5-Great Falls t29)
Haiti, Dominican Republic
and Cuba
From New Orleans
Aug AL. Crescent CaG)
Julv l5-i, Crescent tQSl
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Manchester
From Baltimore
July 1e-Labette GOD
July 27--West Celina (20)
From Norfolk
July 2o-Labette COO
July 3o-West Celina GOD
Piraeus, Patras. Trieste. Ven
Ice, Bari, Ancona, Palermo
From New York
Late July-A Steamer (5e)
P,raeu., saionica oud Con-
stantinople
From New York
Late Juiy-Chester Valley
Ci0b
Portugal and Spanish Atlantic
Ports
From New Orleans
Aug 1s-A Steamer (33)
Rotterdam
From New York
Ldg-Bellhaven (S3)
July l2-Editor (S3) ,o,
July i6-Eastern star ~
Juiy so-West. Glen (35)
Aug i3-Bellhaven (33)
From Baltimore
July lj-New Britain de)
From New Orleans
July 23-Noblcs CID
From Galveston-lTexas City
July 25-Lack. Bridge CD
Rotterdam, Antwerp ana
Hamburg
From Montreal
ruiv oo--vest Rebar ti2D
Yniy 2s-Neehobee I2D
Avg b-weet. Plains G2n
Aug 15--Merry1nount G2l)
Aug 25-Deuel 12D
scandinavian and Baltic Ports
From Baltimore
Iulv t2--Na-. Bridge (l36l
July 25---East Temple tlas)
scandina,inn Ports
From Boston
JuIy IS-st. Anthony t152)
July 3O--Shickshinny 03D
Spain. Portugal and Canary
Islands
From New York
July i2-Black Arrow tAS
South America
Brazil and River Plate ruts
From New York
July qO-M. J. scsnlon (9O
Montevideo and Buenos Aires
From Mobile
July 20-osslnlns Can
perramhnco. Rlo de Jnnciro,
Morte,ideo and Buenos
Aires
From Jacksonville
July i5-Ray Head l2sJ
From Savannah
Juiy 2n--Bay Head ttas)
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Bristol Service
From New York
July ia Steamer (iT5)
Aug lJ--Lake Elsah (i15)
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From PhlladeInhia

July 23-Corson (72)
Aug fo--Chickasaw (72)
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From New York
July io--AlRic fT2)
Juiy s0-Kenowis (T2)
Aug S-corson (T2)
From Galveston Texas City
July 2J-Lack Bridge CTO
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Porto Rico
From Baltimore
July l2-L. Fanquier (i5)
july 26--L. Elon (iO
So. Thomas, st. Croix. st.
kits. Antigua. GuadeIoupe,
Dominica. Martinique, 81.
Lucia and Barbados
From New York
July 23-w. NJ. Tupper (2eD
Aug 13-Pulwico 600
Trinidad. Demerara, Para
maribo. Cayenne. Sc. Lau-
rent and Para
From New York
July i3-L. Fackler (29)
Aug 81. Fackler C29)
Port an Prince, Haiti. Kings
ton, Cartagena and Puerto
From New York
July 2s--Elmac t2a)
July Ill. Elrio 800
China, Japan, Philip
pines and Straits
Settlements
Mnuila. singapore. Colombo.
Calcutta
From san Francisco
July f4--f;ranito State (io5)
Aug i3-Creole State G0J)
Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai.
bongkong. Manila
From seattle
July 3o-Keystone state QD
Aug 27--Wena tchoo (il
July 9--silver state %
From San Francisco
July 3O-Ewipre STATE rihD
Aus e--Golden state G05l
From New York
July 25--jsdden ti6
Yokohama. Kobe, Shanghai.
Hongkons. Manila, Van
couter
Prom seattle
July 2J-wes, Jester ti6O
Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai,
Tsingtao, Taku Rar, Chin
wanetao and Dniren.
From Portland. Ore.
Aug s--w Nevaria 1l2)
Aur 2Q-vnnita i421
Sept i9--West Kader t42)
Honolulu, Yokohama. Kobe.
Shanghai, HonEkong. Man
lie, singapore and Java
Ports
From san Francisco
July iG--W. Calcra N4l
Aug ii--W, Carmona t4iJ
sept l1-W. isiip Cilll
Oc, iS-W. Henshaw Ci4t)
Evening journal., 1921-02-03
The Only Ice Cream Plant in WilmingtC
That Has the Approval of MIR. Stuart T. Too

You may secure the Velvet Kind Ice Cream in plain
harlequin FORM Both kinds in addition to being Properly Pas
teurzed also Heathfuy Homogenzed ThiSs scientific
process by which the buerfa gobules broken up
that the ice made digesbe and easily assim
lated Doctors endorse ice treated especially ben
efcial for convaescents and children And remember
cream must be pasteurzed before be homogenized
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-03
WATTSFIELD

Mrs. Abbie Taylor passed away on
Wednesday night at the home of Miss
Lulie Jones' The funeral was held
on Friday at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. w. C. Graves was called TO
Randolph Thursday by the serious ILL
ness of her sister, Mrs. Earle Tyler.
Mrs. Eta Jones from West Spring
field, \. H., called on acquaintance
Friday.
Joe Pierce from Grafton, n. H., was
in town Friday.
Mrs. NJ. B. Jones from Newton Cen
ter, Mass, was at W. f. Jones last
week.
A troop Of cavalry went through here
Friday noon and camped over night on
G.. NJ. Jones' meadow.
p. B. GAYLORD has recently set a
monument on his lot in Irasyille GENE
terry, The lettering is done by the
modern method, making the inscription
plain to be read from a distance
The Misses Bucklyn were in Mont
pelier Wednesday.
The little daughter born Monday
April 25, to Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Bow
en-. died Wednesday morning and was
buried in the cemetery at Bethel
Wallace Spooner and family have
moved to the place near ID. X. Bis
bees
Samuel Baird and wife have moved
from Waterbury to the Matthews plsee
in Waitsfield village.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-03
~ INNINGS
NIP AND TUCK
Montpelier Seminary Final
ly Won Out Over Ran
dolph Aggies
SCORE II TO 10
WITH MUCH COMEDY
Winning Run Made When
Aggies' Backstop Had
Passed Ball

A small crowd watched l2-inninS
game of baseball, or rather comedy, IN
which the umpires furnished the most
fun, Monday afternoon when Montpel-
Ter seminary played with the Vermont
School of Agriculture on the Montpel-
Ter seminary campus, the former win
ming by score of II to 10, the win
ming score coming when Robins al
lowed ball to go to the backstop
with two Montpelier men on the bases.
At no time in the game were the teams
separated to any extent. At one time
the Aggies were ahead OF the home
team. Three nice double plays were
pulled of. In the first inning, after two
men had scored for the Aggies, Harlow
struck out. but Ceresola did not hold
the ball. However he threw to hrst
getting Harlow and Gormley returned
the ball to Ceresola, who caught Har-
rington well off the plate. In the third
inning Gormley had singled and then
Edwards drove a fly to Willoughby,
who threw to the second bag getting
Gormley on double play In the
eighth inning James popped up fly
which Rabiolla caught and then ran TO
second, beating Harlow, who was re-
turning to the bag. making a double
play all of his own.
Soule's triple came in the eighth in
ming with one man on while Edwards
triple came in the sixth inning. He
scored on a passed ball, the three men
following being easily out. Merz. two
doubles each came with men on bases.
The second time Merz went to sleep
and was caught of second.
II was bad day for injuries. Martin
twisted knee i'll the first inning and
went TO the dressing room, Merz and
Davies were limping before the game
was over. The lineup.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-03
Before Calling a Doctor

disorders of stomach, liver or kidneys,
try the good old fashion remedy SEW
EN- Banks and we predict that IN
nine eases out of 10 you won't need a
doctor. This famous remedy will give
Quick relief to the organs Of digestion,
kidneys and the liver, and when these
iarcrtant organs are in a nJ,mal con
d.tion. YOU need not have fear OF other
complications.
A very large percentage OF all our
ailments are caused by indig sstion, or
deranged stomach, and you can cas-
ily eliminate these conditions b. fak-
ing SEVEN BARKS according 20 diree-
lions for a short time This remarkable
rtmCdy is made from the extracts Of
several different kinds of rots and
herbs, every one of which has med cinsl
vaime, scientifically blended. and for 30
years has been q standard remedy for
Indigestion, constipation, liver, kidney
and stomach troubles.
SEVEN BARKS has saved thou
sands of families large doctors bills,
as well as untold suffering. L. A.
Ames of Prospect. Maine, writes US
that he has used SEVEN BARKS as a
family remedy for 20 years and it has
saved him many a doctors bill. He
also states he found it most excellent
remedy for Indigestion and kidney
troubles. What SEVEN BARKS has
done for Others it will do for you. For
sale by druggists.-ady
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-03
HANCOCK

Miss Ruth and Charlotte Goodyear
win 60 as delegates 10 the girls con
ference in Brattleboro.
Miss Lola Fiheld was in Bethel re-
Gently.
AIr-. Arthur LeBar was in Mont
pelier last week.
II. L. Spencer spent the week end
with Mrs. Spencer in Barre.
Harry LeBar went TO Nova Scotia
last week on q business trip.
Ellis Davis Of South Royalton has
been a recent guest Of his sister, Nrs.
Carl lloyd.
A large troop Of soldiers and horses
camped here near the tunnel brook on
"Wednesday and Thursday on their way
to Fort Efhau Allen. MANY people
from surrounding towns came TO see
the enoampment.
Charlie Roberts i visiting rslstives
IN Middlehury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-03
Hoods SarsapariIia
IS THE IDEAL SPRING MEDICINE

the leading college teams in collegiate
baseball standing for the season. ms
wear the team is practically the same
as last. and the pitching staff has al
ready shown its ability IN the games
of this season.
yermont's team this year remains
practically the same as the winning
aggregation of last year. which put
Vermont in sixth place in collegiate
standing. The season opened this year
NJ Burlington with Lehigh university.
This strong team from Pennsylvania
walked into shut -out game, Vermont
winning, 3 to 0. Newton pitched for
Vermont. allowing only one pass, and
claiming for himself six assists. Lees
was on the mound for Lehigh.
Lehigh, on its Massachusetts trip
plaved Holy Cross and succeeded in
claiming the victory after a hard
fought game, the score being 2 to /.
Lees again twirled for Lehigh. From
The results of these games 1t appears
that the Green Mountain club stands
a GOOD show annexing cleanup over
the strong Holy Cross aggregation.
Thus far no definite lineups have been
received for either team, but it IS ex-
nected that each club will have its
strongest twirler on the mound. Me-
Ginnis. Tryon and Burns, the smuggling
trio of the Vermont nine, are in excel
lent shape and confident Of a few hits
in the coming game Fans present at
this game will no doubt experience the
thrill Of real ball game
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-03
SEVERAL INJURED
IN AUTO MIXUP
One Car Overturned and Another Went
Down Bank Near
Middlesex.

Waterbury, May ga collision Of
automobiles near the Newhall farm in
Middlesex resulted in Oscar Taylor
having both legs broken, William Col
Inns receiving cuts on the head which
required 80 stitches to close and Carl
Keefe getting a sprained ankle. They
were passengers in ear of Collins, and
with them we're Bernard Keefe and
Howard Harvey.
Their car had become stalled on the
return trip from Montpelier to Wa
terbury Sunday night and it was struck
by the car Of Alderic and Hermon
Blanchard, also of this place, who were
accompanied by William and Thomas
Levine. The Collins car was over
turned and the Blanchard car went
down a bank but stayed right side up.
The Blanchard car was proceeding to-
ward Waterbury and the driver says
the Collins ear was not lighted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-03
FEARS CHANGE
OF OFFICIALS
Another German Govern
ment Might Not Do
AS Well
SAYS DIR. DERBERG
FINANCE MINISTER
He SAYS Simons Has Act
ed Very Cour-
ageously

Chemnitz, Saxony, May 3.-Opposi'
ton to demands that the present Ger
man ministry should be ousted from
office, was expressed here yesterday by
Dir. Bernhard Derberg, former German
minister of finance. He indicated that
another government might not do as
well as that now in office.
eve should not Gust Foreign Min
lister Simons or criticize him, said DIR.
Dernberg, 'for he has acted very cour-
ageously. It is not worthy, however
that Chancellor Fehrenbach continues
to observe utter silence. We dare not
tell the government what it must do,
or force a ministerial change, for we do
not know with what we could replace
it. The governments position, politi-
cally, should always be conciliatory'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-03
A TERRIBLE
AFFL|CTION
Govt. Concrete Inspector
Saved BY "Fruit-a-tiveS"

80 NoRrH UNION ST., ROCHESTER, MY.
''For five long years, / was afflicted
with Stomach, Liver and Kidney Trouble,
which developed into serious Bladder
Trouble.
Isaw a testimonial of sFruit-a-tives'
and concluded to make one more
trial. BY the time the sample box
and a Soc. box were finished, there
was grand improvement.
To make a long story short, /
believe 'Fruit-a-tives' or Fruit Liver
Tablets the best Stomach, Liver and
Bladder Medicine the i0orld has ever
Produced. X. b. OFLfNN.
Soc. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size 25c.
Atdealers or from FRUIT-A-T1VES
Limited, OGDENSBuRG, N. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-03
lNGRoWN TOE NAIL
How 70 Tougher Skin SO Nail
Turns Out Itself

A few drops Of "Outgro" upon the
skin surrounding the ingrowing nail re-
duces inflammation and pain and so
toughens the tender, sensitive skin I'M
derneath the toe nail, that it cannot
penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns
naturally outward almost over night.
"Outgro" is a harmless, antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever, anyone can buy from the drug
store tiny bottle containing direc-
tions.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-03
Reason for Sympathy.

See that man going into the office
building?" the chauffeur inquired as he
casually prepared to move his car from
the curb Il feel sorry for him some
times he has to work so darned
hard
you mean in order to make his liv-
ine?7 the door man, in response, asked
idly.
mo" the chauffeur replied as he
gently let in the clutch, TO make
mine. Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.