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Evening star., 1921-02-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY - Only $3.50
cash. $75 monthly; price, $500. buys good
brick building. containing store and five rooms
bath, cellar; downtown business section; early
possession: suitable any business. Inquire
Monday. Cos 9Th st. NV.
WILL SELL. OR RENT furnished fourteen
room house near Thomas Circle: possession i'm
mediately. Get particulars at 928 NJ st. NV
2c'
BUSINESS for yourself at our expense. We
give you free Of charge % to 80 chewing gum
confection slot machines with your first order
for supplies; can be attended to in spare time:
state how much cash YOU have for supplies:
full instructions by mail. Miard, 4S6 Broad
way. New York.
FOR QUICK CASH will sell my Oakoal Cor
poration securities at sacrifice. Phone Main
72ta. branch 5. Monday, address Box 175-P
Star office.
PARTNER wANTED-snburban drug store:
to drug experience. Address P. o. Box 1885.
Washington. ID. {. 2Os
STORAGE BATTERY BUSINESS: best loca-
ton; established: fully equipped: other inter-
ests demand entire time. Address Box SIP
Star office. 2Os
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gasoline. accessories
tion. Address. giving full particulars. Box
7D-P Star office. 10s
TAXICAR BUSINESS for sale: 5 choice cars
81. 500. Address Rox Up. Star office. 81.
PARTNER with $1,000 for wholesale coffee
business: fine future: no risk. Address Rox
GAP. Star Office. 2Os
wANTED-To buy cigar and news stand in
a good locality. Address Box 2-P. Star office
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HUPMOBILE T0URING-1919: good mechan-
icaI condition: will be glad to demonstrate its
excellent condition to any one. ]. W. Hatha-
way, Col 6,;s7-I, 1901 Wyoming ave.
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AMERICAN 8 ToURING-5-passenger excel
NJ SITS
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RAtSCH-LANG ELECTRIC-Pneumatic tires
perfect mechanically: new batteries; 500. 40
hSt
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DODGE touring: run about I.HaU milss. excel
lent condition: price right See at 1022 lith II.
NV. Phone Frank =,
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BUICK TOCRlNG-I9l7: in good mechan n
ical condition. ) cord tires: $500: Sae5 cash
and so monthly for mos. Sterrett & Flem-
ing. lnc.. 2laa Chamrlan II. ". 1850
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BUICK TOURING FAR-W N sacrifice at mid
winter clearance price of S21O Hummer Mo
Tor Sales CO.. Ioao Conn. av. NV
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FORD r.. s,ro ToukING CAliIn good running or
| I 81 s.w Sunday Monday. ri.
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1920 LEXINGTON touring car: like new; must
be seen TO lee appreciated. Hummer Motor
Sales Co. 1920 Conn. ave. NV.
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INVESTMENT

| INVESTMENT.
have for sale an investment paying &c.,
| II interested. communicate with B. s. Scott
Sol FIRST National, Roanoke. Va.
II. n. CURTIS
Si'2ooIkooming house; ID rooms: rent. $50;
/ hw.h.; downtown section.
| $l.loU1kooming house: 10 rooms; good sec
tion: rent, $50; make offer
| -, SI,IO1Rooming house; IL rooms.
81. sl.W1ROoming house: rooms
l S!.lN-itooming house: II rooms.
! Si.UO'Room!ng hOnse: IL rooms
SS,iWl-Rooming house: 1S rooms
H.WO-RoOming and board house
| s.sOIirocery and roOms; rent, $50.
~. s.@S:roeesy and rooms; rent. $50.
SfooIfor nxfures. grocery and rooms:
| g., o<,,. rent. So: splendid bargain
SsiU-t,rocery; Soo rooms: rent, $7o.
si'S'o@irocery; .,sy; In business section; must
| sacrifice: inspect at once and secure
| the biggest bargain in town.
~f'A"o essh buys the best grocery in town !;
! cheap rent: long lease: inspect i'm.
| 30 oo, mediately il yOu mean business
S''"O-s -sonfect ION tionery and delicatessen; rent,
60 ,0 20; near Dupont Circle: 1O-yesr lease
| s-''V-s onlect tionery: in Mt. Pleasant; rent
1 . $40: lease: 8 rooms
o." '"'-Confectionery; nice fixtures: good busi-
l ec-, ness; rent, $50: splendid bargain
! $"'"NIonIectionery; good location; N little
ec-o mint Tor the right party.
S'"-hesta taurant twhite trade); lease; cheap
i"'' ir o's sacrifice: inspect immeda te-
''oIhestaurant h,eaia mixed trade); cheap rent;
aS'Hess SaS guaranteed to average 500 per
"i'INear beer and lunch (mi1ed trsde):
e, soo rent cheap: 5-year lease: big bargain
60 Ss, quo accessory business; rent $50
@anto a,Ito accessory and gas business: renf
81 'SImsed 80 car business: rent sl25.
s.n anofine business: rent. $35; lease:
s,-o price includes delivery ear.
e." leaning and pressing; rent, $40.
SIT. sA' 'usihess' rent.
>l'o'o-shoe shine business; good locat;or
SACRIFICE SALE
! Si'"'1Dry goods business: 4 nice rooms. ,ent
sso: lease: good business old stand:
second hs1td furniture business: good
s--o reason Tor selling; make offer
""@L ouiIy business; in prominent mar
ly. '''i 'mmediate-
>'"1sakery ta and lunch; well equipped: nx-
cures worth about 81 600
F. ~! CURTIS. Franklin s,seJ
II Columbian bldg 4l6 Jtb st nw {.
Aoio ACcESSORIEs sales company boIdin.
on.Iaets ~ 10 sell the product of seven factories
~ q, 'EDoers and dealers in Nd. Va, d. G. and
w. va. desires a real live accessories saIeS
man to become $3.50 partner in The oo
psny. loaning il $500. to be paid him frn,, S..
pronts: Dig opportunity for right man. car't
nnss isse you work. Address Box 244-P, Star
| SECONDHAND FURNITURE bnsins..-z..
sale Address Box 234-P. Star ONCE. s'r
WILL SELL the furnishings Of fourteen -roo7,
house with Lease: a sacrifice: Tbosnss CiN1
Call Franklin 564. Iarcie. a1.
BOOMING HOUSE = Il rooms:- with iea.s.
atownto"n' Two rooms pays rent; no trifiers
Alaless BOX s3I-P. stnr Office. ii.
| oNE,PouRIH ~ Dur interest in local novelty mfg.
CO.. 81: 800. with treasurerxhip: inyestirste ~
dress Box Esp. Star Office oos gu
GOOD STAND for restaurant for sale
ciuding nxtnres; 5000 cash: possession March
Isl Adnress BOX 2l3-P. Star office.
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OVERLAND 1870 ToCRING-This car is me
chanically right: will make buy for any
desiring good, small ear, with low upkeep:
S425: S2s4 cash, So. ~ n month for s. months.
George Sewers. Frank. 2I04-J. 202O Y ST n. W.
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Marshall Business Brokers

Marshall Business Brokers.
Confectionery and candies; lease 81 nm
Confectionery, delicsfessen soda fountain ? 5OO
l. ght grocery and confectionery GO
Notion store: rent. $17. e,o
I,'asn sno meats Will sacrifice: asking 2 Zoo
i,ne,: ooh': uo~h,own ................. 1000
' I, son neaI I'm and Penna. ave.. g. 500
"@ Sh.li neat place ........... 500
-; WI equippssi and paying....... $500
H.. ~ ~ foohs. l. paths ............. 1880
ES'.,,,.;,.s ~ 'ns '-.:...:..... $500
house, Vermont ave-; Is rooms
baths. electric lights, steam heat: list
p., eu rrp- ~ price. ................ 4.5OO
D"a.,in M i Iooln!n2 mouse; 80 rooms. $500
nosrding and rooming house: 20 rooms ( O00
boarding and rOonng house: Is rooms aSoO
Boardng and rooming house; 13 rooms eO0
n"",,,ins. ,a. e' % "a rooms 1900
ponn,;s , "ou rooms .............. !. 100
Rooming house; 70 rooms ''' q - -
Ro'minS house: 17th and G sts aS,a
h"oming house; 15 rooms; Eye ST. s00
hoDming house; near city post Office . n00
tents furnishing and clothing store: no net
ter location in buyiness sectinn p-,s =" WI
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FORD TOURING BoDY-Compiete with np
aud curta ms. So. Can hc seen Sunday or
Mandoy. In rear l@2s 81 sw u.
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1918 KISSEI4L touring car; perfect running
condition; right price TO quick purchaser
| Hummer Motor Sales Co. 1920 Conn. n ".
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BUSINESS netting SIS per day can be in.
creased 10 500 BY small additional capital:
81 oO' secures one-hslf interest with or with.
ssbt ser,4ces. Address Box 1I2-P. Star ONCE
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OVERLAND 490 SEDAN-Good condition: five
tires: good paint: a real bargain AT $50: S20i
ash S3s.25 monthly for months. ]. W.
Hathaway. Col. 66s7-J. 1901 Wyoming ave.
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/ MAXWELL ROADSTER: 1 Ford touring.
1917; i Indian motor cycle; cheap for cash.
T. Z. Jayne, Rosslyn. Va. Phone Clarendon
p2o-W WI ols
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LiBERTY-1320: 3 mos. old: good as new:
guaranteed in AL condition: sacrifice for cash
Call Mr.. Greer. Main 5lsJ.
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WRECKING ARMY CAMPS.
Doors, Sink Spigots,
Cantonment Sash, Two-part Wash Trays.
Wall Board, Cook Stoves,
Plaster Board. Range Boilers,
Roofing, Steam Radiators,
Paving Blocks Steam Heating Boilers
Bath Tubs. Water Heating Boilers,
Lavatories. Pipe,
Closet Outfits. Tanks,
Kitchen Sinks, Electrical Fixtures
and big quantities of lumber. 214. 2x6, 2xS,
sheathing, siding. flooring. wainscoting.
Certainteed paint and varuishes.
Electric fixtures for entire house.
SIDNEY L. HECHINGER
HOUSEWRECKING co.
Camp Meigs. Main Office,
9Th and Florida ave. 9Th and G sts
northeast. southwest
Established in Washington. D. C.. in 1911.
SHOWCASES AND STORE FIXTURES, SAM
PIE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES AT
SPECIAL PRICES. BUY AT THE FAC
TORY" RUSE 4 COMPANY. sos Low ST,
BALTIMORE, MD.
PORCH SWING. four awnings: ali new Last
sea son: rugs. Col. S233.
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| WINTER TOP tRex make) for Buick light six
! touring. 1920 model. cheap. Phone NJ. 1477 or
4,
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HUDSON SPEEDSTER-Fully equipped; excel
lent condition. cord tires. including spare
owner leaving city. Call Col. SS0G Rr. 1i0. 2o'
FORD TOTRING-A1 condition; 1917 mode.
Rear 12lS 18th ny
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i WESTCOTT TOURING passenger. newly
| painted; in excellent mechanical condition: VIII
I! accept cash deposit and monthly payments.
pboue Main oq2S
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CHEVROLET TOURING-1919. Here is a real
good low-priced car, good mechanical condi
tion and good paint: tires. Call X. W. How
ard Col S699 1901 Wyoming ave. Apt. 23
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OLIVER TYPEWRITER, $50. practically
new; Caligraph typewriter. $40: boys printing
press and type; will exchange for Grafonols OF
records. 1124 10th st. NV.
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EORD-IAte model: equipped with Ford start
er; nearly new; will sacrifice. 1896 cash. 2O14
1t. h.T.
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PERSONAL

TIE PLAN 3 UNIQUE AND ABSOLUTELY
our own None have followed our lead Of buy
ing and paying the commercial value. which is
yprv good and so buy ladies' and mems worn
clothing Shoes trunks. etc. Good dressers.
living in stylish apartment houses. should sell
Ia ms JCSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 ID.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Cnnftnned

| OVERLAND 9a 1915: classy car; must sell
\ at once for hill Of overhaulng and painting
same: real bargain. 100 Thomas St NV. near
LIST and r.
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GARFORD 3l2-TON TRUCK with express body
reasonable terms. 40 Sth st. NV. NJ S17S.
OVERLAND ToTRING-l9lS: model sd; mo
tor lust overhaul good top and tires; S4hi
cash. Phone Col 4326W. or NJ. 746o. Br; 81.
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Zoe CYLINDER for burning carbon. owner TO
remove plugs and wires; frozen cylinders, cast
ings steel and aluminium welded properly: all
work guaranteed. NJ. NJ. Coleman, 207' 18th ST.
m W Phone NJ 1898
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OvERCOATS (two), black: size AZ; cheap. Call
after q. Mr.. White, 10O4 Mass. ave. ne. 20s
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! CHANDLER. 1918. .pass. touring; recently
rebuilt and refinished cost Of 500; must sstl
at once. best cash Offer. Phone today for
d"n,onStrat ION. Hyattsyill. Sa4 Il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
Great Place for Party.

Einar Highlander, first officer of the
Norwegian liner Stravangerford, re-
Gently in New York, is firmly convinced
that Americans are too thoroughly
Broadwayized ever to make good Nor.
wegians. He was under sail before he
went out in steam, and his first ex-
perience with an American fixed his
attitude for all time. Einar says
This countryman of yours was man
ager of big compass maker here in
New York, North we sailed, past
HELM. and the sun shone at midnight.
Two nights he walked the deck. His
eyes were. red and very heavy. He
talked to himself.
~ Don't you SLEEPY" | asked him
What's the matter?'
"Then be looked at me with scowl
all over his face.
"Why can't the damn thing set p he
growled, pointing to the sun. Cant
sleep this way. I'd as soon think of
going TO bed in cabaret.
ut is Broadway always with you
Americans, think, even in your sleep.
New York Evening Post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09

ror of bleeding" the visitors as the
resort keepers in many other places
have done. In the long run, the hotel
and boarding house keepers OF Yer
mont will find that moderate per-
centage of income above expenses Will
serve them better than a high ex-
cess of income over expenses during
short time, for the time is bound to
be short for such an income when the
guests learn that they have been
mulcted far beyond what reason die
tates as right. Therefore, while do
ing all else that they can to entertain
their goods, let Vermont hotels and
boarding houses maintain fair price
basis. That will continue to draw
great crowds of people each succeeding
year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09

Ed. Howe of the Atkinson, Kansas,
Globe, who has been the guest of Puo-
Usher Harry E. Parker of the Bradford
Opinion for ten days or more, during
which time they whirled l,loo
miles through Vermont and The
remainder of New England Gee
ing the sights, promises TO
give his impressions of the trip
through the medium of his own paper
later on. That some of the impress
sions of Vermont are likely to be good
goes without saying, for no one could
travel through Vermont at this season
of the year without being impressed
BY the beauties which nature has
spread out in wonderful array. For
getting such prominent publist as
Ed. Howe into the state to see those
beauties, Publisher Parker OF Brad
ford is to be commended While Park
err was having the pleasure of enter
tanning the Kansan he was also do
ing a good turn for Vermont, for Ed.
Howe is likely to say good word for
Vermont, after being shown about so
well by the Bradford man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
SUCCESSFUL CONFERENCE.
Was Held By Vermont Congregational
Ministers.

Middlebury, Sept. 9,-The conyocatlon
of Congregational ministers which has
been in session at Middlebury college
for four days closed last evening with
a sermon by DIR. c. f. Jefferson of the
Broadway Tabernacle, New York city,
and the administration of the Lord
Supper.
The attendance this year has sur
passed all the years, there having been
100 ministers, 20 ministers wives and
other ladies, six speakers and several
laymen present making total Of l3o
actually in attendance.
One of the outstanding addresses OF
the convocation was given by DIR.
Brewer Eddy of Boston Wednesday
night on Americas Place in World
Leadership DR. Eddy said that parti-
sanship has kept us out of our right
full place in the League of Nations for
two years but that the disarmament
convention at Washington November |
would give us a second and final chance
to accept the position of moral leader
ship and he believes that the people
now are ready for it. DR.. Eddy
warned the audience that we could
never get disarmament until Japan
was brought to terms of justice and
honor concerning zap and Shantung.
He said that the country must stand
by China against Japan but sees in the
missionary influence great hope for
the future both here and there
The exercises the last day of the CON
vocation consisted of two addresses by
DR.. C. Z. Burton OF New York on
Denomination and Local Programs.
The closing address of the afternoon
was made by DR.. C. +. jefferson to
ministers on Limiting the Field" and
Secretary C. C. Merrill held a confer
ence on state work in which the plans
for the coming year were made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09

They are ON the right track in Mas
sachusetts; the commissioner of agri-
culture and the commissioner of pub
lie safety have decreed that objection
able shows shall be barred from the
midways and from all parts OF the
agricultural fairs to be held in their
state. 1t is said that the prohibition
has practically driven the Objectionable
exhibitions out of business, as far as
Massachusetts is concerned. That
means, however, that the other states
in close connection with Massachusetts
will have their problems, inasmuch as
the exhibits, driven from one place,
are rather certain to try business in
new locations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
vERNoNr.s TouRIsr BusINEss

EhMON > w mol bI.'A-N ht'o'
According TO the information re-
ceived by the publicity department
connected with the Vermont secretary
of states department, the tourist bust
ness in Vermont has been better tins
year than ever, nearly all the hotels
and boarding houses reporting in
creased revenue and some Of them an
nouncing that their accommodations
have been taxed to the utmost during
considerable part Of the summer.
Taken in conjunction with the fact
that the country a. q whole has been
going through a period Of depression
and with the further fact that the
large summer resorts in mountains and
at the beaches have been known TO Be-
far short Of their usual summer bust
mess, whatever other reports they may
have caused 10 Re put out. this state
II affairs in Vermont u very reas-
surfing. Il NAV b taken 20 Indicate
that the tide Of summer tourist bust
ness has been exiting in toward Yer
mont with great strength and that 4
Is bound % keep on coming - long
a. Vermont can furnish the sromm5-
dAtious and does not fall into The e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
CURRENT COMMENT
The Attorney-General on Personal
Liberty.

The Attorney General on Personal
Liberty.
Atty Gen. Daugherty appeared to
distinct advantage in his address be-
for the American Bar association,
especially in those portions OF his
speech in which he dealt with the
now popular watchword of per
sonal liberty" and the primary obi
CATION upon all citizens to obey the
law. The dispatches tell us there
we're "thunders of applause when
he said. "The only sound position for
those who favor respect for law TO take
is that those charged with law enforce
ment must enforce all the laws, and all
good citizens must obey all the laws.
In law, personal liberty is under
stood to be the right of an individual
to do as he pleases, unlimited, save by
the right of the public to subordinate
his action TO the welfare of the public.
The public welfare stands first. man
alone on an uninhabited prairie
NAV practise the cornet at any hour
of the night, or all night at his own
pleasure. The man in an apartment
house in the city who undertakes to
PLAY the cornet at all hours of the
night will hear from his neighbors, and
will learn something of the limitations
which, for the good of all, are imposed
by law upon the freedom of action OF
the individual.
That is the point made by the at
torney- general. The questions in
voIved in personal liberty discus
sions are, as he intimated, questions
in the first instance of political philos-
ophy and not of law. The only safe
and sound thing this government or
any other can do is to enforce the laws
the legislative department enacts. The
men charged with law endorsements
are not concerned with the wisdom and
expediency of the passage of any mea-
sure. and they cannot nullify any law,
We think the country as whole
will join in the applause with which
the members of the Bar association
heard Mr.. Harding's cabinet officer de
clare at the close of his striking ad
dress:
MY duty is clear. As long as I am
the responsible head of the depart
ment of justice the law will be enforced
with all the power possessed by the
government which ! am at liberty to
call to my command. Boston Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
Compliment to the Mare.

Talk of automobile drivers being ar
rested for violating the speed limit
when they fly up and down the high
ways at 40, So so, etc, miles an hour,
drew one day bit of Renaissance from
Capt. Thomas E. Halls of the United
States Secret Service
I remember one time back in a little
Ohio town" said the captain, when my
father was stopped by an officer of the
law because he was driving his mare
more than II miles an hour
You was going more than II miles
an hour, said the officer; I'll arrest
you for speeding.
mo, get up. get up, my father said
That's compliment to the mare She
can't 60 10 miles an hour '-Indianap-
oils News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09

After the demonstration given at
the American Legion convention n
Rutland this week there is no doubt
where Major General Clarence r. Ed
wards stands in the affections of the
men who served under him during the
early part of the American participa-
ton in the World war. This marked
hold which he has on their affections
is no doubt due in large part to the
close sympathy which Major General
Edwards had for the enlisted man.
There was little Of Prussianism about
him; there was, on the contrary, a
bond of sympathy between comman-
der and men--a bond Of the enduring
sort. In the language of buck pri-
vate. he is some boy"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
Father Knew Better.

well, dad. here we are" said the
young man who had persuaded his
father TO attend boxing match. an
warrant you'll get more excitement
for your 50 than you ever got in your
life before
"Huhl / doubt that" grunted the
old man. Two dollars was all ! paid
for my marriage license. Boston
Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09

The man who was fined 5000 for
taking drink in Zion City was not
even asked how he got that way, ac-
cording to the press reports. Probably
Zion City has no interest in the origin
of such things.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09

Repetition lends emphasis, so it Is
said. That may have been the reason
why the Rutland Herald editorial col
umn contained two editorials on ac-
credited herds in Vermont. Or was
it lust the influence of the Rutland
fair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09

The Boston Transcript remarks that
vermont is looking for way to say
it with maple sugsr." We've already
found a way, neighbor; we let our rock
naples bark it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09

vermont's new prohibition enforce
ment officer, Collins Graves, is going
right out on the road to get acquaint-
ed with his job. He has run up against
his first experience in LamoiIle county
and has found that it is considerable
job. 1t takes persistence, perspicaci-
ty and petrol to get the elusive rum
runners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09

There seems to be a recrudescence
of rum running in northern Vermont,
which probably means that the visible
supply in southern New England is
getting about exhausted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09

A perverted idea of vacation, to
our way of thinking, is to swim from
Albany, n. Y, to New York City
via the Hudson river, as Miss Gade
has Just done. Whether the perform
ance will get her onto the vaudeville
stage or not is still matter of con.
lecture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09

A Randolph motorist ran over and
killed a rooster, for which the irate
owner charged him seven dollars That
was surely bird of a price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
The Egotist.

There's no denying that Bill has a
pretty high opinion of himself He
thinks he is one man in thousand"
Not If know, he doesn't-he thinks
he's the other 900 Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
Old cynic.

Green-They say it's lucky to post
pone the wedding day.
Grumpley-Not if you keep on doing
it.-Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09

Russia not only looks a gift horse
in the face but stares the animal out
of countenance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09

Williamstown is fortunate that its
is no worse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09

Perhaps Henry Ford, railroad resus-
citator, might be induced to take over
the Barre & Montpelier Traction 20.