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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
4TH DISTRICT, U. D. C.
CONVENTION, IN ORANGE
delegates From Many Sections OF
State Attend Meeting - Much
Enthusiasm Shown.

ORANGE. VA. April 23.-Orangc
was delighted TO welcome April IA
ana 10 the 4th L. -. c.. District con-
vention which met as guests OF the
18th Virginia Regiment Chapter.
The delegates were from l'auquier,
Fairfax. Prince William. culpcpcr.
Spotsylvania and Alexandria Coun-
Many State officers of the Virginia
Division were also present. Such =:
rM herring of brilliant women was an
unusual opportunity to prove the in
SEPARATION Of the men in gray who
tramped the fields with StoncwaiI.
and climbed the heights with Lee =
me convention opened Thursday
hieht win reception to the dele
gates in the Parish Hall.
Mrs. }. w. Johnson. president OF the
FOCAL chapter. received. assisted hy
Mrs. Cabcll Snio,, State president
Mrs: Hnmil Won Fletcher. "f war
renion. district chairman. and Mrs
Norman Randolph. OF Richmond. Fri
day the convention began at 10 A. NJ
The address Of welcome was deliver
'M by Rev r.. s. Lelswyn. BUSINESS
was continued until a recess was
taken for lunch. which was served at
the parish house.
y, this meeting reports were read
from the various chapters represent
I'd, and appeals made by the different
chalrmcn.
a., s:ao the delegates were driven
TO Montpelier. the historic estate OF
Mr.. william r. du pont. This form
and the garden. which is laid or to
represent the United States Senate.
was the object OF interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Il. Taliafcrro. at
Sharon" were at home to the dele
gates from 5 to l.. NJ. That night
3! historical evening was featured
The Parish Hall was decorated with
the Confederate flags and red and
white tulips. a musical program OF
"ld-timc favoritcs was rendered and
the orator OF the evening. W. W. Sale
on Orange in the Sixties"
The "reminiscences of Mrs Byrd
w iiiis were also read and both pa
pers are great additions TO the his
made by the bellies OF the sixtics''-
Mrs. Norman Randolph and Mrs.
n; AZ, r.. OF Aiexandria-thc even
lhf Winding Up with the ever loved
Among the prominent women at
tending the convention were Mrs.
E lab. J.. smith, OF Mar,insvi!ie; Mrs.
Norman Randolph. Of Richmond: Mrs.
4: J. Montague, OF Washington and
Richmond; Miss Annie V. Mann. of
Petersburg; Mrs. ]. e. Alexander. OF
Mrs. ". c. y. Merchant. OF chatham:
Mrs. ". y. Hamlett: OF Fredcricks-
DuTG. mtg. NJ II. lluddlcStcn, OF Cliff
ton Forge. and Mrs. u. +. Blake, OF
Ashland.
Mrs i. V. Williams and Miss ". p.
Williams. Of Richmond have been
visiting Mrs. George TaylOc. They
were much entertained during their
Visit. They returned TO Richmond
Thursday.
Miss Marie Bowlcs. who has been
spending the winter in New York. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Stuart Rob
ertson.
Senator f. Lee TrinkIc spoke In
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PALMYRA

PALMYRA. VA. April 23-will
Perkins and wife visited Mrs. S. p.
iarland this week.
Miss Ella Shepherd is in Richmond
visiting relatives.
Mrs. y. a. Gray is spending some
tim. with her son. DR.. Alfred Gray.
OF Richmond.
Rev. Han. OF Gordonsvllle. preached
the annual odd Fellows sermon here
Sunday afternoon In the Methodist,
Church.
Mrs. j. j. Nelson. Jr.. Of Columbia.
recently visited her aunt. Mrs. Will
liam Sclatcr.
Miss Amy Sloan Hadcn. who has
been At Martha jefferson iiospitai
for several weeks. Is expected home
soon.
The Tiuvanna Music Club held it's
first meeting this season at Glen
liurnic On Monday afternoon. The
discussions OF the lif. and cOmposi-
tons OF Gricg were taken up Mrs
r.. lturnham Smith presented Il beau
and Miss Virginia Jones gave mis-
lie. Mrs. NJ. W. Perkins. president,
presided in her usual charming man
rcr and rendered several of t;rIcgs'
compositions. Others on the pro-
gram were. Mrs. &. g. Conrad Mrs
w. 1. Smith. Mrs. W. g. Shepherd and
Miss Lucille Petit.
Judge J. .. Shepherd was in Char
lottcsEille on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Hurruss attended tho
Womnr's Missionary Council held in
Richmond this week
Mrs 4. y. Hadcn. who has been
quite sick. liz but again.
Mr.. Fred DAWN. Of Cuba, Is spend
ing some time with his family here.
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April I2
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Taiiafcrro, OF
New YORK. are visiting relatives
Mrs. Mason was hostess at Il bridge
party Mt her home on Marshall
Heights in honor OF her sister, Mrs
charles Mcdonald Kerr. of New or
Mrs. Lewis Booton entertained a,
ten to meet Mrs. Edgar Upshur. OF
Richmond.
Mrs. lien West. of Richmond ;s
visiting Mrs. Robert Browning.
MIR. and Mrs. James y. Andrews, OF
bethesda. Md. recently motorcd to
their country place. "Wavcriy." near
Somerset.
Mrs. Frank Male. who has been
spending the winter in Baltimore. has
recently been in Somerset.
Mrs NJ. y. Turner, of Somerset is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Arthur
Jones.
Miss Kitty Christian. OF Hanover.
mas been recent guest at Willow
Grove.
Mrs. Mercer Male. Of Culpepcr. has
n"en visiting her sister. Mrs. l.. ).
Tickets.
Miss Lucille Williams. of Culp.pcr.
spent the week lend with Mrs. John
Grymcs.
y delightful feature OF the week
was the lecture at Woodberry Forest
by pr. Paul Bartsch. Of Washington.
on wild Flowers
This was given under the auspices
of the Dolly Madison Garden Club
and was well attended.
me lecture was preceded by 1,
lunch Tor the members OF the club
and the delegates from the garden
clubs OF Staunton.
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WAVERlY

WANERLY. VA. April 23.-Mrs. l..
V. Norris Is at her home IN WaverIy,
after IA visit Of several months to her
sons. Dcvaney ana l,uf,E. who are
students at the University OF Viz
rinia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Fleetwood and Mrs.
homes in Wavcrly. after Il visit 10
friends in Delaware and Mnrylard.
+. Briggs Richardson, OF Richmond
Was n" guest oil his friend in WAIVER
- today.
Edward W. Chlppcll left this week
for trbanna. Va. where he Will make
his home. Mrs Chappcll and the chill
dr"n win join him in uroanna at an
early date.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. West AMI chill
drcn, OF Newport New. are visiting
friends In Wavcrly this week
Mrs. Ida y. wilkins and Mrs Har-
Ncy Fleetwood aud children visited
Richmond this week
Mrs. Walter J. Young and children.
OF Frederick burg, arc guests in the
HON" Of her mother. Mrs. X. a. DAN
icl. on Main Street
i. Fleetwood. Jr.. has returned 10
his home in WavcrIy. after "A visit OF
several days in baltimore, Md.
Miss Lille spain. Of Isle OF wight,
Courthouse, WAS the guest Of her
mother. Mrs. Liza Spain. last Sunday.
l;"N. Turner ~ Ohio. newly cleo. 1,
pastor of the Wavcrly Baptist
church, arrived IN Gown this week,
and VIII occupy the baptist parsoE .
age, on East Main itrect.
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CLIFTON FORGE

CLIFTON FORGE. VA, April "a
Bishop Jet, OF thu Southwestern DO
cese. confirmed class Ut ST An
drew, Church on Wednesday,
-. X. Arincntrout. Of the Gin Drug
Company. is visiting his old home in
Port Republic. Va
{. NJ. Boston. Jr.. and ~. K IIar-
rison have returned from Il pleasure
trip to Cincinnati.
Mrs: l.. ~ Paxton, who has been
spending 4 week or two in Cincinnati
mas returned to her home.
visi, to Richtno She was accom-
panied by Mrs. H. W. Bowlcs and
Hiilc son. who will be her guests for
Il while.
Miss Annie I,udislll, OF Lynchburs.
is visiting friends in the city
+. w. King spent several days In
richmond on business this week
W. L. Riley. who is ut prcscn, To-
Gated at Bacova, is visiting friends
here.
Mrs. T. f. sydnor. who has made
her home in the city for II number
where she Will make her future home.
she was accompanied by her four
children.
Mrs. J. J. Brown. who has been
visiting friends in Charleston. W. Va,
mas returned 10 her home.
:, Mrs, q. W. Rudisii.l and her sister.
Mrs. r. J.. Sneddcn. OF Lyle. who
have been spending several weeks in
New York. have returned
. a.. r. Sydcntricker. OF Rocky Mount
y, C., was the CUES; this week Of
ms faiher.ln law. J. Kcnney Brown
is spending some time with his mar,
ents MIR. and Mrs. G. +. Na!r.
the performance OF "Es,hor,.
which was given by local talent this
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OF several weeks In Charleston. S. c
IL. :. Ashby ana Misses I.ydc ana
Martha Asher have been visiting n
lror, Va.
Captain Clarence G. Martin. oc
camp Meade. Md, was the guest Of
his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Martin.
last week.
William r.. Lewis is In Wilmington.
y. G.. in the interest OF Il New York
commission Arm.
Mrs. Paul Tabb Of Hampton. Va.
mas returned TO her home. after a
visit of several days to her cousin.
Mrs. q. l.. Doughcrty.
Mrs. Roy Dudley and Mrs John
Marshall. OF Norfolk. Va. spent last
week end with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. III. Lee Lilliston.
Il. ID. Ayrcs. OF tho University of
Nirglnia Law School. spent last week
with his parents in Accomac
@. Alvin Fox ana Miss Josie Fox.
Of Baltimore. Md. were guests last
week % Mrs. Lynn T.. Taylor.
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BON AIR

i!DN AIR. VA. April 23.-Miss Mary
Ferguson loft on Thursday for Big
stone Gap. whore she viii be the
guest Oi Mrs John Gocdloc.
Mic Bertha Jahukc and Master
Gcnrgc Jahnkc have returned from
u vlRit 20 relatives in Chattanooga
Mrs. T., Is shovel. OF Philadclphi a
iS spending some time here with her
sister. Mrs GcorE" Carter.
Mrs. Edwin pinkcrton has return
ed TO Baltimore. having spent fevcral
weeks here with her parents, DIR. and
Mre T. - McClucr
Mrs. llarvle Blair and Miss q; T.
Hagen attended the annual meeting
OF tho East Hanover Prcshytcrial.
which took place In Petersburg dur
Ing the past week
MISS Frances Withcrs IS Visiting
Mrs. Tazeweli rcrrow near I.cesvillc.
MISC Margaret McCiucr In In Lynch
burT with nor sister, Mrs Jim Gillian
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ACCOMAC

Especial to The Times Dispatch
AcCOMAC. VA. April 23.--Dr n. n
i:iiliston has returned from trip TO
Norfolk, Va.
Colonel Roy -. White Is out again.
after AN attack of sickness.
Mrs. 7. H. Kellam. OF Cape Charles
Va. Is the guest of her sisters. the
Misses Higgins.
Mrs. l.. +. La Prade. of Gable. s. C..
IS visiting her mother. Mrs. Levin r
Wilson.
Mrs. T w. Twyford and Margaret
Iwyford spent last Weekend At New
Church, Va.
Mrs. j. n. Fletcher and Mrs. L. G..
VI. Smythc have returned from a visit
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Virginia. spoke ut the Christian
Church on Monday avcninR. after
which the Gocicty gave Il social. in
yitinE the young people OF tho other
denominations
DIR. W. ii. Arthur and daughter,
FRANCES. were in Norfolk this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24

week. was most creditablc, and was
greeted on each night by large
and apprcciativc audience
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24

, ms is large. comfortable Fibre Reed
rocker that is just the thing for the sum.
mcE porch and suitable for ,bo lit.
room as we'll Limited number a., 81,
this week at $3.50 each.
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WATERBURY,

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haruood Of
Melrose, Mass, were at the home oil
Mrs. Harwood's sister, Miss, Mae Shaw
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Martin, Mrs Frank
Lavarn and Mr.. and Mrs. Shannon
Lavarn of Bristol were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Wallace.
Frank Goodrow of Greenfield was a
guest of his sister, Mrs. Charles Gard
ner, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Anair and son
of Springfield. Mass, are guests at the
home of William Anair.
An exciting baseball game is expected
Thursday afternoon between the Water
bury Athletic club and the X. of C.
of Montpelier. In the home team the
battery will be Newton and Towne,
which speaks well for the team.
The Jones Salisbury plane circling
round Cancels Hump had many inter
ested spectators Sunday.
Messers McCammon, Wix, White and
Whitman from Washington, D. c., are
located in town in the interests of the
geological map Of the Bolton section.
The Duxbury home bureau meets
Thursday with Mrs. d. D. Donovan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-20
EAST BETHEL

Mrs. Florence Grow Proctor of East
Provincetown, Mass, has been quest
of her cousin, Mrs. r. j. Green, since
| Saturday.
Mrs. Merton Smith and children
have returned home, after visiting her
father in Rumson, n. j., for five weeks
The East Randolph people will give
their play, religious drama, The
Story of Ruth" at the grange hall
here next Friday evening, July p,
Mrs. William Wrights brother, Per-
ley Hackett, and family visited her
Sunday.
Merton G. Smith has sold his farm
to Percy Riford and wife. We are very
sorry to have Mr.. Smith and family
move away.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith are liv-
ing in the brick house at the south
end of the village.
The baseball team went up to Ran.
dolph Center Saturday afternoon to
play the return game, and got beaten,
Visitors at Merton Smiths Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dewey and
children of Rrookfcld and Mr. and Mrs.
Holman of South Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Brown of Ran
dolph were over here Sunday to see his
mother.
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DOPE FAV0RS
AMERICANS
For Victory in Information
al Track Meet Next
vi Saturday
BETTER RECORDS
FOR HOME TEAM
In the Ratio of About 6
to 4, The Performances
Show

Swampscott, Mass, July 2o.--Witl
frst places to decide the information
al track and field meet between Ok
ford and Cambridge universities anc
Harvard and Yale next Saturday, thu
Americans will 60 into the game will
better records of performance this sea
son In six OF the ten events. Captain
B. q. D. Rudd of the British teams
saws he feels sure his teammates viii
win two events, and has hopes of sue
cess in others
Fraternizing by the English and
American athletes at this North Shore
resort, where both are in training, has
developed comparison Of the best
efforts of each. It was found that the
average ran pretty much the same,
Should the teams be tied in first place,
second places will be counted and the
average strength of q team rather than
individual effort viii become more
nearly the deciding factor.
The best competitive records of the
leading entrants of tach team follow;
100 yard dash--Gourdin, Harvard,
0 As seconds; Abrahams, Cambridge,
10 Is seconds.
44o-yard run--Chapman. Yale, so
seconds; Rudd, Oxford, 80 25 seconds.
Half mile run--Rudd, Oxford and
Campbell, Yale, each | minute 81 As
seconds.
Mile run--Stallard, Cambridge
minutes IA lis seconds; 0'Connell,
Harvard, 4 minutes 81 seconds,
Two-mile rlln--McInnis. Oxford, and
Douglass, Yale, best entrants, have
not run at this distance this year.
l20.yard hurdles-Krogness, Har-
ward, Is Is seconds; Partridge, Cam
bridge, Is As seconds.
High jump-Landon, Yale, 8 feet 3
l-2 inches; Burns, Cambridge, 5 feet 10
inches.
Broad jump-Gourin, Harvard, "a
feet inches; Abrahams, Cambridge,
% feet 7 inches.
Hammer throw-Nokes, Oxford, $50
feet 5 inches; Brown, Harvard, l52
feet.
Shot put--Tolbert, Harvard "A feet
3 l2 inches; Reese, Oxford, AZ feet.
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Not Worth the Effort.
Conducted by the State Department of Education
for the Year 1922

The physical culture teacher of a
small Indiana college was giving les
son to his class, and happened to give
neck exercise which consisted OF
bending the neck until the head almost
touched the shoulder. But some of his
students did not bend far enough to
suit him.
Get some pep into you," he ex-
claimed. This is simple exercise,
just 10 put your head on your own
shoulder"
Several of the students giggled and
the teacher looked surprised, Then one
explained;
Eyes, it's easy enough professor, but
decidedly uninteresting-to put your
own head on your own shoulder. In
dianapolis News.
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Mad All Over.

What good does it do you TO shake
your fist at that disappearing mo
torist and call him hard names He
can't see or hear YOU"
Maybe not said the wrathy pc,
destrian, ''but I hope there might be
relative of his among the spectator.
who would take up the quarrel. I'm
mad enough to punch anybody who's
kin to him, ii hes only a second cous
in. Birmingham Age-Hersld.
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SOUTH RANDOLPH

Frank Smith and E. B. Camp were
in Windsor Monday evening to at
tend concert given by the band, OF
which Mr. Smith is a member.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Smith and Fred
Smith and family spent few days at
Highgate this week
+. D. Camp has received word from
his son in California that he will
spend the month Of August with them
George Howard is assisting at J. C.
Greene's with the haying,
s. L. Holland of Bethel and Frank
Smith of Windsor are assisting in the
Camp garage,
Mrs. Arthur Wells and little daugh
ter, Ruth, of Bakersfield, Misses Floy
and Vina Camp were at +. D. Camps
last week.
Mrs. Little and sister, Miss Stoddsrd,
were in Tunbridge last week to visit
their sister, Mrs. Archie McPhetres.
She returned home with them.
Frank Smith and e. B. Camp were
in Barre, Stockhridge and Brandon on
business last week
Mrs. j c. Wells has been i'll the past
week at the home Of her son, John
Wells, in East Randolph.
Miss Ruth Hanks has returned to
after spending some time at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Hanks.
The farm near the church in East
Bethel, known as the Smith place, was
purchased by Percy Riford of Tun-
bridge from Mr.. Smith during the
past week.
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Willing to Do His Part.

An American who has spent much
time in Scotland tells of an old farmer
who once took tea with former Duke
and Duchess of Buccieugh at Drum
lanrig castle His Grace's Dumfries
shire estate.
His first cup Of tea was swallowed al
most Immediately the duchess gave il
to him. Again and again his cup was
passed along to the head OF the table
At the 10th cup the duchess grew un.
easy about the supply on hand.
How many cups do you take, David p
che asked.
How many do ye gle ?" John asked.
annily.-Harper's Magazine.
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BOSTON MARKET PRICES.

Jobbing Quotations on Butter, Eggs
and Cheese.
Boston, July 20. - Local jobbing
prices;
Butter-Fancy northern creamery,
tubs, 43MG44c; fancy northern cream .
cry, boxes, 45@48c; fancy northern
creamery, prints, 45G4sc; fancy west
ern creamery, tubs, 42@44c; western
creamery, fair TO good, 40@4lc.
Eggs Fancy hennery, $4,000;
choice eastern, 5l@52c; fresh western,
prime firsts, $50 4oc; fresh western,
frsts, 33ta35c.
Cheese--New York twins, fancy, q
@22c; New York twins, fair to good,
1920; young America, 2l@22c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-20
CRANITEVILLE

DR. John Murphy and his two little
sons from Eastport, Me. with his IA.
Their and mother and sister, Miss Nellie
Murphy, from Bartlett, \. H., were
weekend guests of his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Foster Of Granite
vile.
The meeting Of the L. A. A. o. h.
has been postponed until July %
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-20
Lot, Of Teachers.

Hearing her little boy using pro
fame language, his mother severely
reProved him and inquired. where did
you learn 70 swear like that
From pas shaving. uncle's golf.
brothers fiyver. and sisters parrot.
answered the youngstsr promptly
Boston Transcript
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The President His Precedent.

Why doesn't that young man come
into the parlor!"
Il don't know, papa"
Isn't he a candidate for your
hand ?"
"Yes, but he seems 10 prefer a front
porch campaign Boston Transcript,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-20
His Hunting and Her Fishing Over

A young man in 81. Johnsbury, VT,
looking rather sheepish, applied at the
town clerks Office for license.
Hunting. fishing or combination :"
asked the clerk who was busy with
game licenses.
Combination, ! guess replied the
blushing young man Eve want to get
married. Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-20
EDITOR GOES TO CONGRESS.

cyrenus Cole To Represent Fifth Iona
District.
Cedar Rapids, la, July 20-Cyrenus
Cole, editor of the Cedar Rapids Re-
publican, was yesterday elected to
represent the fifth district in congress,
succeeding James w, Good, resigned
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Nipped in the Bud.

Listen, old man, I'm up against il
left my pocketbook at home today
and"
That's too bad 7 was in hopes you
were going to pay me that five you Dor
rowed last week.-New York Sun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-20
A Bad Spell.

Mother-Well, dear, did you win in
the spelling match!
Elsie-No, mamma, put too many
rs in scissors.-Boston Transcript.
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Fired.

Hear about Bill being fred out o.
his home yesterday"
WAS he behind in his remit"
Nav; the place burned down. -
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-20
Public Entertainment.

What did the bystanders do when the
motor car knocked you DOWN.
They refrained from cheering, replied
j. Fuller Gloom, which consider quite
mpliment.-kansas City Star.
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Pessinlism Explained.

BLANK is always foreseeing disss-
ter"
Yes, poor fellow. You see his mag
ination works a lot better than his
liver. Boston Transcript.
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Should Ask for $3.50.

Indignant psrty-Hello, central! Can
you suggest the wrong number TO ask
for in order to get Main $3.50 Boston
Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-20
Garden Note.

The easiest way to remove weeds.
Robert, is to marry a widow.-Boston
Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-20
ORANGE

Public dance At town hall. orsree.
Friday. July p Music Furnished bv
ManeTa and Slors's orchestra. A good
time guaranteed to all.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-20
B.EraIa - ealranlrsa Rasfzr.

Carload Just rsceived. II interested.
81 our low prioss- Strong Hardware
Co. Burlington. Kt.-sdv.
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WHLI4MS7'OWN

T. J. Rutter. optometrist, will be al
the hotel Friday, July % Call and
have your eyes examined.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-20
CLOSE CONTEST
IN TWO LEAGUES
Braves Are Fighting It Out
With Leading
Pirates
AFTER COMING UP
IN FINE Squirt
Cleveland and New York
Are Fighting 1t Out in
American League

Boston. July 20.-The Pittsburgh
Pirates, up in front, and the Boston
Braves, coming fast, opened flve'
game series here to-day. The Braves
had won 10 out of II games during
their home stay since July I and were
only six behind the league leaders and
three behind New York. Cooper, star
pitcher of the Pittsburgh team, was
expected to pitch against Oeschger,
the Braves hurting ace.
Cleveland, July 20.-Possession of
first place in the American league
standing is at stake in the four game
series which is scheduled to open here
to-day between the Cleveland Indians
and the New York Yankees. This morn
ing the worlds champions were leading
by less than one game. The series finds
manager Speaker better fortified with
pitchers than he has been for two
years. He has seven ready to go in
against the Yankees-Coveleskie, Bag
by. Uhle, Mails, Morton, Caldwell and
Scthoron.