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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
CABOT
David Cunningham, Who Died Jan. 10,
Was s415 Years Old


I David Cunningham passed away at
the home of his nephew in Crattsbury
Jan. TO- at the advanced age of 81
years, six months, after illness of two
months. He was born in Scotland in
July, 1886, coming with his parents
to this country when about five years
| of age, living for a time in Walden
Later they purchased a farm in the
north part of Cabot. After the death
of both parents, he was married to
| Miss Leila Knapp Of Waterbury, re-
naming on the home farm. After
few years of lonely life following the
death of his companion, he sold his
home and came to live with his two
elderly sisters in this village. In about
two years the eldest of these was sud
denly taken away by death, and in
few months more the other sister was
! made an invalid for life by slipping
on an icy pavement, fracturing her
hip, causing much suffering for many
months and rendering her unable to
care for herself and brother. She, too,
passed away. Through the kindness
of his nephew, David Uric, he was in
yited to spend the remainder of his
days at his home in Graftsbury, where
he has received the kind and neces
sary ministrations of faithful rcla
tiyes.
Leading the lonely life he had for
so many years and being the only re
naming one of his fathers family, he |
had many times expressed the wish to
be taken over yonder to be with his |
loved ones. He was a man Of unas |
Stunning nature and very much attached |
to his home, an Industrious and pros
porous farmer His two nephcws and |
families accompanied his remains here /
where funeral services were held IN the /
NJ T. church, Rev. L. l.. Goddard off
eating, with burial in the family lot
in Cabot cemetery.
Miss Grace McKinstry has resigned
at the upper village Mrs. Della Sax
by has been released from the high
school department to take the place of
Miss Mckinstry in the grammar
school, which commenced this morn
ing
The grammar school az upper village
did not resume its session last week
as was expected, on account Of the
illness of the teacher,
w J. Coates Of Montpelier has been
in town several DAYS, inspecting stove
pipes, chimneys, furnaces, etc, In the
interest Of the Vermont Mutual Fire
Insurance company.
Wednesday evening, ian. 2G there
win be a public installation Of off
GERS Of w. r. G at Society hall. Sup
per will be served from ; to s p. m.
4 cordial invitation i extended to
During the year 1920 there were 20
births, II marriages and Z deaths in
Town.
aIr. and Mrg r T. ornc went to
Burlington Tuesday to attend the
Meeting Of the Dairymen'- association,
leld there.
Miss Mildred Boice home demonstro-
ion agent. viii be Mt the home Of Mrs.
J NJ Barrett on Wednesday, Jan. 20
rom 10 a. m. TO 4 p. m Dress Forms" !.
ill be the subject Of the meeting All
hose interested are invited to come
nd bring something toward the din
er.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
asst Foreign Quarantine Station Goes
to Public Health Service,

With the transfer, now imminent, of
he New York quarantine station to
he Z. S. public health service, the
ederal government will come into com
lete possession and administrative
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
NORTH MONTPELIER

The annual Masonic ball with chick
en- pie supper, will be held in the Ma
sonic hall, North Montpelier, Thursday
evening, Jan 20. Music, CAROLS or.
chestra. adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
Her Oninion Of Him

He-I would rather have man call
me a knave than a fool
She-0f course. It's the truth that
Boston Transcript.
, 1921-10-27
FOOTBALL SCOUT NOT
OVERLY OPTIMISTIC ON
MATERIAL VIEWED HERE

Scores Of fans and supporters OF the
Casper high schoolsfootball team who
were advised OF the fact that scouts
for several big eastern colleges were
watching the work of certain individ-
uals on the Casper high schuoi foot.
ball team, will DO disappointed In an
announcement obtained by The Trib.
une from one Of these mon whose
Identity is withheld
Poor showing made by the back
field OF h Casper hish school foot
ball team asst night, has prejudiced
me greatly in opinion of the team. I
will, however. watch their workouts
again AND especially the manner In
which they handle Themselves In Sat
urday's game, with the Laramie
Preps," he said.
When Coach Morgan was reached
this morning and asked for an explain.
alton he said that the showing made
by the team last night was no real
gauge of its ability and he hoped that
the scout who was disappointed would
see the team in action Saturday.
Confident Of its ability because OF
the tremendous scores 1t has run up
in tho two games which have been
played his year certain members Of
the team have beer letting up to east.
ly. If this practice is followed during
the remainder of tho season, some
bright day they will wake up and find
that they have been beaten by a grid
team that has far less ability than
has been shown here.
Not only does this condition exist in
some parts of the backfield, but the
line Of the local team at times is in.
clined to take the easiest course in
training. The result viii be that some
time the stone wall will fail at a
critical time and the winning score
may be pushed across.
Statements of this kind appearing
In The Tribune have been criticised
, 1921-10-27

told while perilously perchsd high in
the air or mtraculously balanced on
the edge OF a chair. His pretty assist.
pleased the eye - well as aiding
In a number Of The acrobAtic tricks.
The orchestra which has been play
ing Tor the pictures at the Iris showed
It's ability &c accompany the entertain.
ers while the scenes gave the atmos-
phere q 4 big city playhouse.
George Stewart. manager OF the
America and Iris theaters received
many compliments upon getting the
sectors to Casper and on the success
OF the evening.
, 1921-10-27
WASHINGTON PLEASED
WITH JAP ATTITUDE.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2T.-Man.fest
satisfaction was expressed today at
the state department with such ex'
pressions In regard to the Washington
conference on arms limitation and Pa
cific problems as have bear made pub.
lice by the japanese officials already
arrived. and by members Of delcsa'
tons en- route to the United States or
soon to leave for washington. The
expressions. It was said. were regard
ed here as going far toward assuring
in advance a large measure Of success
to the conference.
~ 1t also was. made clear today that
there is no purpose on the part OF the
Washington government to extend
the scope of the discussion beyond
what has been mapped out in the
ageuda- The purpose Of the major
conferences Is to clear the way o an
agreement as TO limitation Of national
ornaments and It is intended to hew
to the line Of this purpose Is closely
as possible.
1t may be said authcritativeiy that
appeals which have come from He
brew sources for consideration Of ques-
lions of racial equality and religious
freedom will not come before the
washington conferences The Ameri-
can cardinal principle Of religious lib
erty is held not to be involved
II also may be aid definitely that
there Is no purpose to invite official
or unofficial German representation
1t the conference. This, 1t was indi-
, 1921-10-27

coined with an s. H. o. house and
long before 8 o'clock It was impossible
to reserve two seats together.
The first act presenting Jayne and
Perdini. musical performers out OF
the ordinary. opened h unusual
nights entertainment The musical
selections ranging from the classic TO
the popular song and dance hits was
suited TO please all types Of persons
in the audience while the personality
Of the youthful musicians also added
In calling forth the applause. Per-
iini showed himself to DO unusually
versatile with the saxaphone and the
iccordian while Miss Jayne proved to
be a pianist of high quality both In
solo work and In accompanying.
The representative of the home
brewers sampline association was well
, 1921-10-27

songs JOKES and tricks prevented the
ACT from becoming nresome.
Aiohler and Fayteils. the bright
hghts from Dixie. added more comedy.
ingn and dancing to the program,
ana In their black and tan make M
he'd TO h part. well. The hunorour
conversation with the audience, the
stage manager and tho ocrestrz lead,
e brought forth mPay laughs while
me clear soprano voice OF Miss Fay.
tele and b buck and wing ancing
~ Aahler was decidedly out OF the
ordinary.
As an appropriate finr,e h Lo-
sters In n Might at Home drew
gssps as well rs laughs from the audi.
enee with hair breath balancing and
aerobatc tricks on household furnI.
iure. Jimmie Loster broke the tensi.
~ OF the act with an occasional Joke
, 1921-10-27

For oTer so years ago. DR.. Pierce
then q young practicing physical,
discovered that n prescription mad,
up of Lady-slipper root. viburnum
black and blue cohosh. Unicorn root
Oregon Grape root. and made into {
liquid extract. or tablets. without al
cohol. was wonderfully efficient as |,
tonic for those pains and ills SO com
mo among the women folks. Thii
woman's tonic has sold as DR.. PIERCE
Favorite Prescription for over fft,
years and In Just as popular and Ell
cient now as at any time. over {
million bottles were sold last yea
and many of your friends and neigh
oors can testify as to how good It is
This famous medicine strikes at tho
7ery root OF these enemies OF youi
Touthful appearance. It makes yor
rot only look younger but fee
founger. 1t vercome the weak
TOSS and builds you Up. A medl
lue that has made women well
or half a century is surely good
o take. II you wish to give 1t @
rial send your name and address to
y. Pierce's lnvalids' Hotel in Buf
ITO. N. Y, enclosing ten cents. and
trial package will be sent you.
, 1921-10-27
REDUCTIONS IN
YANKEE FORCES
OVERSEAS UNDER
WAY. IS REPORT
No Date Set for First
Departure Of Troops
From Coblenz But All
Is Ready for Move

COBLENZ. Oct. 26.-(By
The Associated Press.)-
Steps preparatory to a reduc-
ton in the American forces in
Germany, in conformity with
the program of the Washing
ton government. already have beer
taken. although no date las been set
for the departure OF the first dctach-
ment OF the troops.
Report has It thai news has come
from Washington that the first troops
will depart from the Rhine region for
home. early in November. proceeding
by way OF Antwerp.
The present American army con.
sists of al officers and 1000 men.
Newspaper dispatches from Washing.
ton to the effect hat the army is to
be reduced by about one-half, caused
gloom among the officers and enlisted
men. q majority of whom arc de-
ciared TO be eager TO remain here
under the present conditions. The
enlisted men show no hcsitancy in de
claring that they are perfectly well
satisfied in the Rhineland. consider
ing that they are sitting "on the top
Of the world" and also tho s.sct that
living conditions are much better than
in most countries. particularly in the
United States on account OF the rate
OF exchange.
Today's exchange rnte was 16a
marks to the dollar. A good meal.
such rs soldiers eat when away from
barracks. ost from 20 to 80 marks.
and beer Is obtainable for 4 marks for
4 large glass
, 1921-10-27
READY TO CUT
NAVY If OTHERS WILL
Z CROSS FILM.

Venice 10 the title OF an interest
ing Red Cross motion picture which
IL TO be how at the Iris theater on
Friday and Saturday nights. october
Is md 20. As the name implies. IT
is l. - ie Of scenes IN the City OF
ISLANDS the Queen OF the Adrtatic.''
The Grand canal with It's sondolas.
he Bridge Of Signs. the art and his
tory of the age concentrated In the
Church Of 81. Mark. where the doves
swoop at feeding time. the srim hulks
of captured b~attIeships In the harbor,
and he sunset from the Palace OF
the Doges make the picture one OF
widely-diversined interest and beauty.
, 1921-10-27
VAUDEVILLE BILL At IRIS SCORES SUCCESS
= . .
HOUSE SOLD OUT FIRST NIGHT, PATRONS ENTERTAINED
PROGRAM TO Be REPEATED LAST Time THIS EVENING

The theatersoers of the city who attended the Iris theater
last night had a decided treat in the four-act vaudeville per-
Torrance which was presented in addition to the splendid
film play, "The Foolish Age which starred Doris May in a
farce comedy meriting a laugh a minute"
The first appearance of vaudeville at the Iris was well
, 1921-10-27

at times. but the sports department is
willing to bear this criticism II the
statements are accepted and result in
anything smacking Of material benefit
nv the team.
, 1921-10-27
GUARD ORGANIZER DEAD.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Oct. 27.-cea.
william ii. Haynes ~. confederate
veteran and founder Of the Arkan-as
national guard. died at his home here
today.
, 1921-10-27

taken by Bud Boyd who got across his
Jokes I'm an intoxicated way. n won
his applause easily as an "extempor.
aneous guy" A number OF original
, 1921-10-27

The popular idea that the entrance
., women IN the medical profession
was OF recent date appears 10 bs
wrong. The m-t important book on
, 1921-10-27
NOTICE.

Mrs Reed Mller's committee OF tho
Presbyterian ladies' Aid will hold a
AXE sale at Whites Grocery. sat,
urday afternoon. Ia-z7.st
, 1921-10-27

medieine produced IN England during
the Middle Ages was written by 81.
Hndegarde. a ornan
, 1921-10-27

aboard this ship.
The vice admiral. who IL Jspan's
naval minister. made his statement In
a address 10 the passengers aboard.
He declared that. although he had
been criticised Al tho man responsible
for Japan's eishtand-eight naval build.
ing program and. therefore. ioath to
undo his work. yet nothing was farth-
or from the truth.
Vice Admiral Kato asserted hat his
position q been clearly outlined In
m interview given to the Associated
Press at Toxic last year and 10 made
the claim hat Japan was h first of
the powers to definitely set a limit to
which she was willing to cut her navy.
On the other hand. tho Japanese
delegate said, II no naval accord Is
reached at Warrington. Japan would
not and could not curtaii her navy
program a single inch.
He said that he regarded the CUES
ton OF limitation of ornaments Us
the paramount question to be discuss
cd NJ washington and that the Far
Eastern questions. although important,
were secondary 10 the armament prob
lem.
, 1921-10-27
So Says Vice Admiral En- Route to Arms
Conference in Discussing Program
for United Action of Powers

ABOARD KASHIMA MARU. Oct. 26.-(By
The Associated Press)-Japans stands ready to cut down her
navy if the powers reach an understanding at the forthcom-
ing conference at Washington on limitation of ornaments
saburo Kato, member Of the Japanese delegation to Wash
, 1921-10-27

NEW YORK. Oct 27.-A training
squadron Of the japanese navy. con
aisting of the first-ciass cruisers Id
zumo and Yakumo. which left japan
last August on a world cruise. arrived
here today to remain until November
8. The squadron is in command OF
Vice Admiral Hanroku Saito and on
board the two ships undergoing a
course of sea training are ass cadet
officers. Among tho cadets are:
Princes Higashi. Fushimi and Kuni-
, 1921-10-27

wide-opcn eyes are said TO be in
dicativc OF rashnezs.
, 1921-10-27

Gated. does not imply that the United
State is unwilling to talk with Ger.
many or with any other power on any
subject of mutual interest at any time
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-01
a. I'VE
STOCK
SHOOT SneeP.kllLING DOGS
No corsioersuon Should De Owen
Such Animals ard Should BE
Destroyed 81 once.

rfsTar.i ~ th. United states perart
msnt ~ Arri'ai'urs
The sheep killng dog constitutes enc
~ the greatest mennccs tu the sheep
industry. such dogs not ont, MI
sheep. but kccp ont ~ the sheep bus
ness men who are otherwise Inclined
To- 70 into ~ sny specialists ~ the
United states Department 90 Agricul-
'ur.
Sheep killing dogs work both singly
aud In groups. hu, usually In twos or
ihr..s They do not limit their ~.
,ncks 10 10. nncks ~ N. Immediate
vicinity Ia Witch they sr. kept, hut
travel fpr miles In all directions.
spreading destruction Ia the focks
with which they come IN contact. Re-
cause their work i - often don. un.
der ~. cover - darkness " IN almost
Impossible &" catch them IN the act ~
Worrying sheep
Afies n dog las once formed ihr
hshit ~ killing sheep II seemingly b"
comes n manis with him snd b. f. SET
dom II ever broken of w. lie nor ont,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-01
Blue Grass Poultrymen
Completing Show
Plans.

Lexington Ky, Plans for winter
SHOW 90 be held here Dee. p 10 3ls,.
by the Blue Gras. Poultry Associa-
ton are taking on definite form
and CIV" promise. Il making the pro-
posed event ONE - the best poultry
displays ever seen 300 this section. ace
cosiInl 90 an announcement hy 4.
) Chaplin. poultry specialist nj the
College ~ agriculture and president
- the association The state meet
Of Rhode Island Red and Single
Comb White lcghorn breeders to-
ge'hrr with an educational exhibit
by the college and display q birds
by winning countir. IN Kentucky the
State Fair naturalization cNhlbi,
are expected 20 make the show - in
tcrc.t 20 al poui,rymcr and farmer.
20 Kentucky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-01
Cattle Feeders Are To
Study Beef Produc-
ton Methods

Lexington, ky..-Cattle feeders in
Wayne. Nelson. Davies. Hart. Boyle.
Madison and several other countics
are planning to study the method
" the other fellow during the coming
year in an effort 20 improve their
methods Of producing beef, accord
ing TO plans for tours being made by
Maryland Rhoads. beef cattle extern
SION specialist from the College Of
Agriculture The tours will be ar
ranged 20 allow feeders in given
section ~ the State 20 observe prac
tices being followed by feeders in the
same section. Parties making the
tours viii consist largely 81 farmers
who are conducting demonstrations
IN cooperation with their county
agents and the college extension di-
vision.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-01
THERE IS VICOR
IN RICH BLOOD
Pepto-Mangan In
Liquid or Tablets
a Blood Builder.

vigor and strength nave as their
base rich red blood Blood j. rich
when there are plenty % red corpus.
clcs. They are the tiny red cells
which swim in blood and give IT, col
or Without red corpuscl.s blood
would be white when 0vcrwork. or
s,raining. or Illness wcakcns the
blood. II diminishcs the number Of
red cells Without a sufficient num-
her u red cells the blood becomes
watery. the body weak. Vigor and
strength fall Off. so tina, physical
life diminishcs like fading plant.
The physical pleasure Of eating and
sleeping and exercise lose all attrac-
ton There Is no zcst in living.
After Guides Pepto-M angan has
been taken Cor a while the blood be
comes rich with red cells They
help 10 nourish the entire system.
With good blood at work there j. u
grca; difference in living Eating.
sleeping and exercise are enjoyed.
All druggists sell Gude's Pcpto Man
gan. Advertisement
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-01

.n OBJ, county N' furnish purchrci
animals 90 the club members at q
reasonable price BOO order 90 give
ir.u a ,,ar' ir 'nc work
Cousidcrab., ntcrcs, has been
aroused among Boyle county Ear.
mcrs IN the eradication Of cattle
tuberculosis o. result - recent
moving picture show IN which the
h.m entitled. out Of the Shadows. %
was shown according 20 County
Agent G. l.. Taylor More than $50
persons attended the meeting
Good results being obtained b. the
cooperative purcbrcI liolstcin .irc
association ia Campbell county have
aroused so much interest that jersey
'-..i,r, = OBJ. county sire p'1rr'rr
.. . .iuua. .lFapi4suon. report
fsaH Count, ircut " p Link
statr.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-01
Farm And Home News
From Over Kentucky

Campbell count, farmer. .4s,
even special attention 20 cover
erops this fall with the result tina,
fcv fields IN the county 70 which
.,il washing nigh, occur will be-
BARE this winter. according 20 a re-
port from County Agent II = Link.
Poultry. dairying. seed selection,
orcharding and swine feeding are 10
receive spccial attention from far
mcrs In the fcyvst Grove community
- Criticnden county during the com
ur year. thcs. pha-cs ~ farming
raying been included in tnc com
nunty program Il work which they
Rave outlined under 'Hc direction ~
T. ounty Agent John x Spencer
Members 81 The Macks.,ir Junior
Agricultural Club IN wa-b'ngtor
county. rcccu;ly staged 70 fcatrr
went when they held junior club
carnival having appropriate side
shows and number of other at
fractions. according 20 a report from
ASSISTANT County Agent II X Cot
irell. Proceeds from the carnival
vii be uscd 90 purchase sewin.,
machine for the club
Members % junior Agricultural
c'ubs in Warren county who raiss
Pigs for their proiee; during the COM
ne year are 90 have exceptional OPP
portunitics IN obtaining start a.
swine growers a. n result Of plans
being made by breeders u purrbrcd
iugs who ar. cooperating with Coun-
- Agent W H. Rogers According
20 presen, plans prominent breed
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-01
Farm Youngsters Show
New Interest In
Clubs.

Reports ~ increases in the enroll
mcnt 81 boys and girls In junior agri-
cultural clubs being received by club
authorities AZ the College OF Agrieul-
turc from youngsters Of the State
are showing increased interest in the
projects outlined for them in this
work Among the latest reports are
those from Brcathitt. Lawrence and
jackson counties. the county agents
u which anticipates an increase in
this years enrolment over that Of
last year. In mos, cases the work
Is being carried on through the co.
operation Of school teachers, many
~ whom have reported record en-
rollmcut from their district,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-01
ARRANGE WALl0WS FOR HOGS
water Nus, Be Supplied Not Only fer
Drinking but for Animals 10
Cool Bodies.

Hogs 10 pastur. where Their. l. uo
water are likely Ia suffer. not only fur
drinking water. but FOR water IN which
e. cool their bodies. Slops are NOT sur
h,isnt. The hogs should have water
"a their ttough> aud In the wallow Ca
cool rheInsciv., when the burning rays
9. The sun makes their lives a torture.
Hogs have way ~ Kidding them
selves ~ Troublesome parasites when
they have 81 muddy wallow. Mature
II seems. helps them to survive A. the
httest When there i struggle Cor a
'istcnc. with parasites.
Hogs that must bee peuncd should
have shade and plenty of Nater. u f.
bad enough To be- kept ln pen without
y struggle with heat aud thirst civ.
them shade and water.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-01
Chill Weather Requires
Care In Marketing
Hogs.

Special care .s necessary " this
time - the year 90 avoid losses thru
0scrheating and subsequently chill
ING aogs being sent 20 the market
according t. marketing specialist a.
81, College Of Agriculture. There
d. serious dang,r that animals which
are oycrhea,cd while being loaded
viii become chilled on their way TO
market with the result that they catch
cold and sell q; a disadvantage. the
spyv ,alists Say Carc.cs. loading.
hard driving and i.,rratmcnt % IN.
animal, must D. rusrlri against
carefully, they say
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-01
Crab. Wal. on win Clocks.

Christmas Island. IN o,cuui'a. i m
tested with landcrnhs I've feet across
which swarm over the camps ~
traveller, IN such large numbers ~ ="
b. dangerous \ party ~ astronomers.
tel nv Admiral Wharton were unable
10 protect their supplies. aud TIE
crabs even curricd away fv" large
thermometers p opulnf Science
MONTHLY
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-01

~ you have ever used n needle YOU
will realize that steel rusts and stains.
But now stainless s,cel has been In
vented IN the research Laboratories Of
On Eus,ish munitions factory II will
not tHu .h hsn .Npos"d to the ne
tiou ~ -r,n' acids
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-01
PLAN TO PREVENT INFECTION
Newly Purchased A,umsls shouia De
ouarsntintd tn Separate Pens
for Two Weeks

~ net p.aor lrnly purchased ~y"cs
stock praculed ur borrowed fur breed
IN purposes. 90 stock exhibited 20
fairs iWirtdiuirI, with YOUR hero
Keep such ~to,h uuBuutIuel Doc .yl
hrufc pens for 60 least 1880 weeks.
and u.c ,..e boa f,.dIur and attend
ins sf.,s 40 prevent carryius rufe,
ton 0um these ~ ether pens