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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-20
OUR LEGISLATIVE LETTER
shaking Down Process Completed.
Committees Appointed and Real
Work Under Way. Bennington Co.
Members Well Placed on Commit
tees

tees.
Montpelier, VT, Jan. ~, 1921.
TIE past week has seen the finish
ing Of the shaking down process in the
Legislature. TIE committee assign
meats have all been made, the com
mittees organized and all such as have
had bills referred TO them are func-
til ing in good shape.
Bennington County was particularly
well taken care Of in the committee
assignments. In the Senate Andrews
is Chairman of the Conservation Com
mittee sind Bottum of the Library
Committee, while the former is also
on the Committees Of Commerce and
Labor, Finance, Fish and Game; nd
b, ttum is a member also of the Com
mittec on Agriculture, Educational In
stitutions, Highways and Bridges,
MILEAGE and Debentures.
I'm the House Chase Of Bennington
gets the Craftsmanship Of State and
Court Expenses, this year a very i'm
p, RANT assignment as there are sew
eral wciRhty questions now before i,
and Chairman Chase is holding his
meetings with frequency in order to
keep his work right up; he also As a
member Of the Judiciary Committee.
Potter Of Pownal is chairman Of the
Fish and Game Committee and a mem
Der Of the Committee Of Public
Health. Bennett Of Manchester is
chairman Of the Library Committee,
and member Of the most important
committed in the House, the Ways and
Means Committee. Clark Of Reads
boro, is a member Of the Appropria-
tiocs Committee, one Of the best
assignments, and also on Conseva-
ton.
The Committee on Education this
year has doomed up as an important
one as there are several very import
ant measures to come before il. Smith
of Landgrove and Bentley Of Sand
&. te, are on this committee. The
former is also a member of the Com
mittee on Corporations, while the lat
ter is a member Of the General Com
mittee.
The Committee on Taxation is to
have some busy days before the end
Of the session, and this committee is
fortunate indeed in having Wilmarth
Of Stamford, on il. He is also a MEM
Der Of the Public Buildings Commit
tee.
Highways and Bridges will be an
especially busy committee this session
and Bowen Of Sunderland was very
fortunate indeed in being placed on
this committee.
Wade Of Dorset, drew positions on
Banking and Suffrage and Elections;
Knapp Of Woodford, Claims and Edu-
eational Institutions; Briggs Of Sears
burg, Commerce end Labor; Williams
Of Peru. Mileage and Debentures and
Penal Institutions; Hawkins Of Shafts
bury, Temperance; olin Of Glasten-
bury, Federal Relations; HarWood Of
Rupert, Military Affairs; Williams Of
Winhall. Minor Courts, and Vaughn Of
Arlington, Town Lines
Bills are commencing 10 roll in and
at the present time carrying every
thing from doing away with bounties
on noxious animals TO regulating the
time for Vermont
A bill was introduced 70 limit expen-
ditures Of candidates for governor, etc.
70 $500. This amount would just
about permit the sending Of one first
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-20
BORN

B0VEY In Manchester, January
II, 1921, an eight pound son 70 Mr..
a.d Mira. Edward Bovey
CARRUTH-In Manchester Center.
January IL, 1921, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs Clarence Carruth.
FARRELls-m Manchester, Janu
airy II. 1921. "A son TO MIR and Mrs.
George +. Farrell.
FoNDA--In Arlington. January 10.
1921. daughter 20 Mr. and Mrs.
George Fonda.
FoWLER-In Rutland, January n,
1921, a son 10 Mr. and Mrs. Earl J.
Fowler Of Manchester Depot.
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NOTES

The Speaker Of the House has been
about with stiff leg the past week
due to water on the knee He ex-
pected the week end rest he could give
il would make il all o. X
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-20

The new members Of the Legisla-
ture were introduced to one Of the
main reasons for the apparently I'M
necessary prolongation of legislative
sessions, when Tuesday afternoon the
chairmen Of the So committees met
with seregant-at-Arms Dwinnell and
were told that there were actually six
rooms available permanently for the
meetings Of the SIS committees. Mr..
Dyer Of Salisbury, chairman Of a
committee to look into the situation,
is hot on the trail Of the situation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-20

The grim hand % death has fallen
heavily on the inmates q the State
saldicrs' Home in Bennington during
the las, week. four members OF that
institution having been called 70 their
rest. They we're all Civil War vet
erAnA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-20

The members Of the Legislature had
the pleasure Of listening TO Vice Presi-
dent-elect Calvin Coolidge at a meet
ing Tuesday evening in the hall Of rep
.resentatives under the auspices Of the
Vermont Historical Society. Seats
were obtained by ticket only.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-20

The members of the General Assem-
bly, had the honor and the pleasure Of
greeting Congressman Frank l..
Greene on Thursday afternoon last
when he addressed the joint assembly.
His many friends were pleased to see
and hear him once more.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-20

A bill has been introduced by SEN
ator Newton Of Windsor county, which
would change the open season on deer
TO the week commencing the second
Monday in November and ending the
following Saturday and then for deer
only with horns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-20

The Goth birthday Of Senator w. Il.
Andrews Of Bennington county, oc-
CURED on January 18th, and was
fttingly remembered by his colleagues
in the Senate in a resolution.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-20
MARRIED
DIED

LYON-In Brookline, Mass, Janu-
AIRY IL, 1921, Mrs Hattie r Lyon,
in the SIND year Of her age.
SALTUS-At Morristown, N. j..
Sunday, January l6, 1921, Lloyd Sal
tus, aged 81 years.
SQUIRES-In Arlington, January
u, 1921, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Lemuel Squires.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-20

The report Of the Committee on
Constitutional Amendments has been
published and il has been circulated
among the members. Several radical
changes are proposed, not the least Of
which Is the abolition Of that almost
useless court appendage. the "Side
Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-20

Battered in the postofies at Man
sbesitr VI. az second class matter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-20

Governor Hardness is carrying out
his plan Of being accessible TO who
ever wishes to see him. He can be
seen at most any time during the
sessions at his desk in the executive
chambers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-20

Several Of the Bennington county
delegation went home over Sunday
recess among them being Messrs
A. b. Clark. Fred ]. Harwood, Henry
Chase, c. A. Wade and A. r. Haw'
kins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
OHIO Ne VS. !
WHEELING TERMINALS
ASSESSMENT RAISED

Columbus, Aug. l0.-The Wheeling
Terminal Railway company would haN"
had to pay less taxes in the state OF
ONO this year II The Pennsylvania "a ~
road. OF which it is a part, had never
asked for reduction in the valuation
of it's properties in Ohio. The tax
commission fixed the valuation OF the
Wheeling Terminal At S359St0. Claim
Ing that the road was operating al
loss the Pennsylvania company atfnd
for u reduction Of 3l05s0. After grant
Ing a hearing. the tax commission IN
creased the valuation S',%TU instead
OF reducing II. The valuation OF the
Cleveland s. Pittsburgh Was hxcd ut
s4O,852.210. \ reduction of SlO.S5",Sl"
was asked. uut the commission incrcas-
I'd the valuation TO :4o.S0l.?3o Bet
ter success was obtained IN connection
with another caatern on" r.'"d. 49,"
Ohio River & Western Its valuation
was fixed at 3a56.o2U. \ reduction 40
;sS.O20 was asked. The valuation wa
decreased to s332,7OO. The Pennsy!-
yania's 70 roads In Ohio were tenta-
lively valued AT 3325,5l5.l2o and re-
duction Of s64,Os7.c50 asked. After I"
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The Revolt Of Vera Sanderson
GLORIA AND IRENE TELL TALES
By Jane Phelps

ground that he could not AFFORD It.
Yes ! can get one very reasonably
for the summer. You have your togs'
haven't you
Yes, up At the house"
Go In with me IN the morning and
get them. will engage the horse to-
night. l have talked with the stable
man. and he says he has safe good
Indies mount"
II don't want him too gentle" l re-
piled. Il like spirited horse.
You haven't ridden in some time
dear. II is better for you 10 30 bit
slowly at first"
After dinner Keith disappeared 1 knew
he had gone to see about getting the
horse He returned in All hour and
stopped to tell me !, was all right. and
10 be ready 10 20 ii town in the morn
ing after my riding toys. Gloria and
Irene were with me on the lawn and
went into perfect rapture because | was
- ride with them.
Il didn't tell you. because you didn't
believe me when l told you about the
sailing rarty," Irene contidcd. "But l
heard Cncie Keith tell Mamma thai no
matter wha: she said he was going 20
let you ride. that YOU were grieving too
much for your father. and he was AFRAID
you would got SICK. Mamma said she
didn't see how he could afford X. and he
told her he would manage some way bat
you were going TO ride. Then mamma
asked him how much the horse was 60
ing 10 cost and made him give her
check. She said IL YOU could have
horse she should have the same amount
10 spend AZ she wanted 10. Then l
heard her tell Mrs. De lLsle that Uncle
Keith had given her check for new
evening coat and dress"
had let the child chatter on because
Of my curiosity and 4 certain feeling
that always had OF being more able 10
cope with Margaret better II | knew
what was going on between her ana
Keith. Buc Irene was Inclined TO tai
tie." and I knew should uot be encour-
aged SO I Said--hut not until after
had heard all she knew.
You mustn't listen and then tell
what You hear Irene
Il don, To-, anyone but YOU" the at;le
girl answered.
you d. too" Gloria broke in. You
are Il regular tatt!c tNie | heard YOU
tell Mrs. he Lis!c that mamma said
Uncle Keith thought her loye."."
suppose l did You mind your own
business" Irene sometimes imposed up
on Gloria because she was n little Older.
Tomorrow Happy and Sad Days In
The Country.
Protected by George Matthew Adams.
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An eastern Ohio Legislator. Re-. john
W. Gorrcl! o: Carroll county. threw Il
bomb shell today into III" camp [: the
forces that are lighting 'hr stGtr n:Eh-
way Departments Tor constructing reads
a. presen; costs ard G-.;nt, ;hH: gravel
roads be rui.t. ri" farm.""-iH mister
legislator icsH. strnrgly lnrai CARROT
county declared against cheap roa'!" to-
day and came out III support Of iilHh-
way Director iiarriCk'S rrcrr2m. we
don't want cheap road" H. declared.
We wuni rnaGs that VIII take us any
where any time. Cheap reads wont
stand IN in Writer. i1uiiding them =
waste Of money. We've heard 4 lot Of
reference ia the old Roman roads. Lee :"
build few that will last as VOL.
Representative Gorrel! was chairman Of
tn" house highways cGrn'ni:tc" DUNG
the las, session Of the Legislature.
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CHAPTER 81

Chapter 81
was determined 10 do something 20
stop ;hls .njn!crabic modelling between
Keith and nr,--au; what: Ne apolosiZed
AGAIN very Swertty, but not banning
Margaret
- think she might have attended to
4 as lops Us she offered to- l said
Nothing mad been said ABOUT such an
''ofrer.' but | was sure IN my IN nd that
she had and then had purpcSc.y Kept
him from going into town because OF her
IriuinS tadtSpVaition.
Il. was Kind IN hog 10 Offer" Keith
returned rather absent mindedly. SO con
fry,ri,, my suspicion Il don't Ike tho
idea ~ her having tairting attacks. 1t
isn't Ike her. She has always been re-
uarNaoly healthy. although not as
strong IS some" HIS tone show'i real
anxiety.
I longcd 10 >creom At him : her
faint.ng spells wer~ faxed. th+t she
hated me tor marrying hlm she had no
o,hr: -ea--.a, md had Guade up her
mind 10 Se~ara;c US. But Keith wac
not The Sor; e.: ;uIn one could often rave
A.. was too afraid % making him
angry 10 voice my suspicious, let alone
giving vent 10 my anger.
she looks a.. right. I SaouIdH:
worry il | were you" l SAID out tho
sarcasm escaped HIM entirely.
II an sad yru IN INK she looks well
felt quite Worried
Jus, ths.. the children. who had heard
l was back. came rushing IN, each en-
brac:uS me IN their ::upetuouS way
"Oh. am 50 glad you are back
Gloria exclaimed. giving me whai she
called =, oGIr mug. Please cont 90
away aga.a." AHL Irene:
Aunt Vera. ii you 20 away again l
am going to ask mamma 10 let me so
with You. | missed %"u drcadfu'Iy.
TIL. honest wcicr:0c ~ the children
went Ear TO hcai ;nc Eur; l felt hecauS"
OF kelth'S failure % meet mH. AS look
hack l re,,iiZ" mat = woEsd have been
much u.oTe difficult Tor ulc 20 get along
living As Odd WIKI MarcAre; had = no.
been for the ..t:,e girls. For won
der. Margaret had not iater:crrcd with
their ASSOCIATION with me. II may have
been because utccH cared for them. So
giving her more liberty. Or < may nave
been 4 careless disregard OF anything
did iha, was not connected with Keith.
Would you like 4 saddle horse the
remainder OF the summer" Keith asked
a few days after my return. You aren
looking quite as III as you should"
Can you afford Il. Keith" The chill
dreu had their ponies 10 ride, and l had
not forgotten his refusal TO get me a
horse when We were arst married on the
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Dieinfcct Toys.

Nh",. Health commissioner b.
ST Ti;li".'' lie. comes !" Columbus -
SeptcH,h"' +" ati"rl ~. HNrGa! c""f'r-
, nee oC stat" health commissioners nc
rroiably WI, - asked ~ sat" Health
director SniNr!y TO plar~ Il Ian on the
90 lc of toy haI .onns. rubber "cry- babies"
WHISTLES face r!askS. tooth brushes.
wearing apparel. or any article which.
during exposure FOR sale or in any
way. has been so used or handled rs TO
come in contact with tho face unless
they have n"cn disinfrcted state
health authorities believe that many
.uch articles are the cause OF the
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A Hux1ls 70 I'm

What can I do for you, my bSyr
asked the shopkeeper.
please" replied the boy. I've cA11ed
about your advertisement fos M1a
to retail canaries."
"Ycs, and do you think "a es1ie
do the work %
oh. no. sir: only want 70 NV
how tho canarios Lost their tAitk"
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Pattern 1864 was used for this model.
Ii Is cut in Sizes: Small. 1886: Med!
ann. $50: Large. 4@i4. Extra large.
iG-iS inches bust rnea sure \ Medium
size Will require ~ yards Of 36-!nch
material.
E!dcrdown. fIannclettc. blanketing.
corduroy. silk satin. flannel and crepe
are all attractive for this style.
A pattern OF this illustration mailed
10 any address on receipt OF l2c N sn-
vcr or stamps.
Write name and address plainly Send
- cHnts ~ lntelhGcncer Office. Wheel
ing, W. Va
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spread Of communicable diseases ~sal
children
rnonro. r..ehsr HoaorsA

Ruskin Dyer. native Of Woodsnaad.
Monroe county. and we'll known TO
many persons in Martins Ferry because
OF his visit there a few years ago
with an Ohio State university 7. H. c.
4. gospel team has been appointed dean
Of men Ct Kansas university. according
20 word received here. Dyer taught In
;nr schools OF Monroe county several
l-nnra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11

Tho administration has boon helittlcd
and misrepresented. but It has patiently
and quietly labored TO good OBJECT. Not
discouraged by tho failure OF tho Yer
sailles conference 10 peace maintenance;
President Harding and Secretary
Hughes have attacked tho problem in
different and better way.-Sew York
Tribune.
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r,ror,. rs.d1iSht LU.

belmont county police probably YIN
10 asked by Highway Director Herrck
soon not to make arrests for Violation
~ the new auto headlight during the
1,rst 80 days that the law is In effect.
:: becomes effective next MondaX Har-
rick plans to precede q campaign Of
,aw: enforcement with . campaign q
education.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11

Never ask yOur husband for money"
counscled IN" Old Married Woman.
Il never have to-" rct0rt,d the Young
Bird" "i"ud.y "!'harlieg Such ? dari-
inG. H. sleeps !.hc i tahy all night
long. Legion Weekly
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InYaEtRAtA MSNArk.

Governor Davis has asked Attorney
General Price to assist him In inVesu-
eating conditions which led up to Inc
fling OF charges against Mayer Ather-
;rn OF Newark.
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after the furnace 70 keep 81 suites
warm, has looked after the fire 20 heat
the water for the block. looks after all
tho garbage cans and Cleans all the
corridors and stairs. and We have three
floors. She sure has Supcrhuman strength
and will not give n though many a tiHS'
she Is ready to drop. She - aged Go,
very stout and has pains IN the back.
For the last TWO weeks has severe pain
in the thumb which is swollen; and the
Vein on the inside OF II Is black. Every
tim" she draws 4 breath she has Sc
we're pain strike her in this vein. This
pain runs down 20 ,he wrist: also when
she coughs. or 4 she has q scare. the
pain is very severe She Is always sigh
Ing. She weighs about zoo pounds and
is only feet 10 inches.
Answer--No doub, the heart Is af-
fected. The condition OF the thumb
suggests diabetes. or course she has
TO give UP for 4 time rest thoroughly.
De examined and treated accordingly.
She certainly deserves sympathy.
a Long Hose
My nose Is longer than the normal
and / think Il mars my face. Besides
II annoys me. - you think it can get
smaller or develop different when l get
older" Would you advise me 10 do
something 10 II?
AnSwer-l.et your nose alone. II GER
tainly will not grow smaller as you
grow older. But what OF that? A prom
inent nose IS 4 healthy one. giving
plenty OF room for the preparation OF
the air 10 make II suitable for Its pass
age into the lungs. The Duke or Well
ington had 4 very large nose. OF which
he was proud. as you should be o; yours,
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"FIenry. do You 500 tina. many trying
TO h:rt with me-" NO. my dear. how
ran |" f"u arc standing rIeh, in the
y"-.i'aris Sans-C;rnc
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Copyright,

Does Il tire you 10 drive an automo-
bile or does il rest you"
have a friend who regards II as
great nerve strain 10 drive machihe'
lie drives because II Is the easiest way
70 get TO places but h. does not cs-
pccially enjoy II and a trip OF any
l.a.sth leaves him nervously tired.
could not understand why he felt so
strongly on the subject until I drove
with him and then fully understood.
He doesn't Just drive the machine, he
drives himself.
why he Cots So Tired
II Ia point OF honor with him TO
pass all but the highest powered cars
on the road, although his own car Ia
light one. in traffic. Instead or goinE
with the rank and file. he weaves in
and ou:. constantly jockyins for posi-
ton: II he Is held up anywhere by a
railroad train or dravoridgc nc
strains constantly at the leash OF the
interruption. And this is not only
when he Is in a hurry but all III" time!
10 you wonder that he considers
driving Il nervous strain" ] don't.
The five. or At the very most ten
miles An hour that ne gains in this way
to say nothing OF the nerves OF ANYONE
who drives with him.
Is II worth it?
Are those extra Ave miles that rep
resent the difference between comfort
able. relaxed. calm driving. and tense.
concentrated. nervous driving ever
worth while unless one has some e1-
tremcly cogent reason for getting some
where IN a hurry?
They Feel the Strain without Knowing
It.
Personally ! don't think that they are.
know many people will claim that
they can drive this way without feeling
any strain. They may not consciously
feel the strain and yet subconsciously
be experiencing it. In my own case l
know that an hours unhurr!cd driving
land that doesn't necessarily mean slow
driving, just 4 place which | can easily
maintain) tires me less than few
minutes pushing past everyone Several
times | have foolishly tried keeping up
with heavier cars and found that bunch
Of nerves which centres just over the
solar plexus bound up in knots in Il few
minutes. Whereas two or three hours
leisureIy drivipE hardly tired me at all
Other people will say they enjoy driN
ing in this tense concentrated way. Very
likely. Just as many Of us enjoy other
forms Of nerve stimulation that arc bad
for Us.
Many People Live at tho Five Miles,
More-an-Hour Rate.
I think there are man! people who
not only drive their care but live all Tho
time at this hve-milcs moro an hour rate.
Ard that extra flvo miles an hour takes
more out Of them than tho % or %h
miles an hour TO which II ia added. This
is the law nf nnrrEy. 1t takes n Ger
tain amount OF horse power to make a
motor boat go eight or ten miles M
hour. for every milo beyond that YOU
gain you must put In an entirely dispro-
poctionate amount of power.
And 1t is the sam" with mon and wo-
men. l. II worth II IN life any moro
than in auto driving? | doubt II. That
ia unless ono has som" very urgent yea
son for getting something done in i
hurry and. having counted tho cost. IS
willing TO pay tho price. hut ono should
realize the pe.ce and should realize that
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BRAIN TESTS
s Minutes to AnHr rnt..
By SAM LLOYD

Take 4 noar!shins fluid. subtract that
whIcn means o. similar name. add a
large floating vessel. add \ dlvinlpg-
rod, subtract a head covering. ada a
lining for Inner walls. subtract Il Brit
ish highlander and resulting letters will
fpcl! tho nom de plume OF n beloved
American author.
Argwer 70 YsSesrdAy's Puzzle.
Tho rrous picture represented co.
II MBI;S and CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH.
Tho conuadrum as % why the family
leurdrsss Is like great explorer IS an
swcrod by saying --- because she fro
queatly goes over tho water. sonnet! mes
crosses too Zine" and has been from
pole - po.s.
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All inquiries addressed TO Dr. Huber
In care OF the Health Talks" depart
mcnt will be answered in these columns
In their turn. This requires consider
able time. however. owing to the great
number received. So II a personal or
quicker reply Is desired. n stamped and
self-addressed envelope must BE- en-
closed with tho questionable Editor.
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SIDE TALKS

bY Ruth Cameron

one cannot keep on paying IT without
putting mortgage on ones Tuture
health and strength.
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MODERN FEATURES FOR ALL TIE FAflL IA

hearing. however. tho valuation OF the
II roads was Increased to $2@S,2'G,-
CSC