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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-26

Sszoe January I, regular equipment
on all m01eh RchdeS Cor1 TVeT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-26
That Tired Feeling

old family medicine is
Just the Thing to Take in Spring
for that tired feeling, loss OF appe-
tite, debility. II is an aH-the-
year-round medicine. wonderfully
effective in the treatment OF scrof-
ula, catarrh, rheumatism and run
down after-d!sease conditions.
my husband has taken HOODS
Sarsaparilla every spring Tor
years, and 1t always puts him In
shape. He is IS years old" Mrs.
N. Campbell, Decatur, Ill.
A mild laxative, Hoods Pills.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-26
Bill Introduced

s IlA Reported hy state and cuurt
.srpeusss inrrease- from 500 TO $50.
.tarviua With the size 81 the county.
the ainre q states attorney
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-26

bottles I began 20 feel well again ana
now | am blessed with a seven-pound
baby girl. / can recommend Ut.
Pierce's medicines TO any woman SUI
fering from ill-health."-MRS. CECIL
+. PERUVIAN.
Send 10 cents 10 DR.. Pierce's In
yalids' Hotel in Buffalo, n. Y for
trial package of Favorite Prescrip-
ton Tablets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-26
10 Just As Much a Warming a
"Stop, Look and Listen"

It indicates rundown conditions
and means that you must purify
your blood, enew your strength
tone and your power Of resist
anee." or be in great danger OF Sc
rious sickness. the grip. flu, fevers,
Contagious and infectious diseases:
Do not make light Of It.. It IS
serious. Give it attention at once
Ask your druggist for HOODS
Sarsaparilla. He knows this good
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-26
PLATNFIELD

Whist party at s. and D. of L. hall
Saturday evening March 20, given by
Junior Order of Mechanics. Admission,
25c. each.-ady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-26
Headache, Vertigo, BaCkache

Eden, n. T..
"For many years
/ was all run
| down with wo-
mans troubles.
Had headache.
vertigo and back
ache. could not
enjoy life until /
took DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Pre-
scription, but af-
ter taking three
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-07

Is reminder To- u4 ~ orE distinguished
quests. the ilohonzollcrnH d Charles
wns able to leave Switzerland unno,lc'
&c ANA suddenly emerge In his former
c.Mntry. n Il not possible that the cN
Kaiser ana tha cs crown rrin'" might
follow his cNnn.lp and leave the coun'
try whore thcy I'm ,uJuy FUN hisptnll'
~ ln no wise with the consent ol tho
Dutch people,
cur foreign minister hls Unlimited
that hr viii answer for the preventive
mousurvs. ~ that Holland may not be-
come another Elhn ana that the oN'
Knir viii never have another chance
a. repeat h.mself Even 10 this prom
ise hns not lcru made in AN official
manner We huVc always considered II
most iuuiudpnt Our country 10 small
~ ulr EaJ Elhoan friends Intend
cd a coun 70 ,int they ,uud easily call
Tor the i,hu2illrus at Wicringrn In
d motor BEAT or 600 urplnnc. Besides.
there is thp possibility ~ flight In dis
LLis,. Thr N,ih rnuds people in such
% case would hr fully entitled a. accuse
the government uf non ohnhnt opulmis'
tim fu which it might have 90 pay
very dearly"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-07
IRISH Nor PLEASED
WITH GOVERNOR GENERA.

DUBLIN April Th' Sim Fc.n
today issued an affirmed statement d..
.laring that lurd Edmond TalhU; had
been appointed ,ic,ruy II lrclnnd IT,
aus" "a. government hoped ~ turn
his name and religion o. surccasiui pro-.
pagandi 10 U.s. in foreign couu;ii"s ~
r,a'r disunion among Irish Catholic.
9TH. actual effect q this appoint
nout among irish catholics wuult ho
repulslul a. the thought u a Caihnli
acting a. the agent - tyranny
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-07
H0KENz0LLERNS ARE URNELcOME
GUESTS H0LLARDERS uneasy

the London Times correspondent as
&. wing
The llnp-hwg adventure l. q tirne
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-07

had four doctors but
none Of them did ne
any good. They all
said | would have %
have an operation.
A druggist q wife
toldmc totake Lydia
L. pinkham'8 Noge-
table Compound and
Z took % bottles,
never missing q dose
and attheendof that
time | was pcrfcctly
well. | have never
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-07
wilson's Statement.

81 BEG 10 return the note received
yesterday from the japanese govern
ment. which have read. On relation 10
the proposed mandate covering the L.
land a. zap.
"'My first information 81 a conten.
tion that the sO-called decision II MAY
Z. 1913. by the council Of four assigned
10 Japan n mandate for the Island 81
Tap. was conveyed TO me by Mr. Nor
man Davis In october last I then IN.
formed him that had never consented
10 the assignment q the Island q zap
70 japan.
81 had not previously given parti.
euiar attention 10 the wording ~ the
councils minutes 81 May :. 1918. which
were recently called 20 my attention.
lad on several occasions. prior 90 the
date mentioned. made specific reser'
vations regarding the Island q Yap
and had taken the position that u
should not ba assigned under mandate
20 any one power but should be- inter
nationalized for cable purposes. ! as
stunned that this position would be duly
IN connection with the settlement % the
cable question. and that 1t therefore
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-07
~ As.oeIa,sdPp..

LONDON Aml The Ni'uws Van
Ip'r Dag ~ Amsterdam ls quoted hy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-07
CLARENDON OFFICIALS CLEARING.
away RUBBISH LEFT BY STORM.

mmuing IL In danger ~ collapse. II
WIS built 1T Stone hauled from the river
In the early nnctlos. Several walls were
dynnmIt,d Ca ,hDok thc spread II the
flames. VIII, Jhc water supply WAS
running luw in thr clIly morning. the
entire business bloc, WIS threatened.
but was saved hy heroic work of the
fire department aided hy cit1cas.
The tornado came up The draw and
dipped down on the business district
and s,cmrd 'o c,pond .,s fury IN that
spot without irHurt Goo The Residence
section. u b. Thought o. have pass Il
on east into Culunrsworlh county but
M report of outside damage has been
received here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-07
MRS. HAYDOCK
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
Followed Advice Of Her
Druggists Wife and Took
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Chicago. III. "a was in bed with
female trouble and Inflammation and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-07
MENICO. WORLDS GRE TEST
OH PROnl C,NG STATE


ny Associated rr'ss
Los ANGELES CIuf Apd The
docl1mtlon that "nD know uu lIud
elsewhere hls yielded such enormous
quantity ~ 80 ncr rly'u arc1 as the
fields = M'NDp.' was made hy r. T.
puh,uv. president of Oh, rlu American
I,tr'l'm ind Transport Company
md 90 the NoNi.lu Petroleum Com
pan, limited ~ p,llvardc In the nn
nual runuris OF ihos. companies and
their sulsldiarl,s made public here o.
nlght hy Franklin X Lame. counselor
I, the president.
TIA" profits o. Nh, pl1.Amcririn
GockhoIdrrs for tho past thrc" wears
were reiur,rd 40 Sisw-1tg.N and 90
the MoNi,un r,iruruat siuck holders
is5is $50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-07
Beauty.Hint
For To-day

Bcfure going out cleans" the skin with
liska cleansing cream. then apply der.
wlllo and you viii have complexion
~ beautiful az n rosc This oombina.
ton beauties when everything els"
fails over ie0. coo discriminating girls
ana women usc nothing clsr Try u 70.
day. II You don't like a. take {, back
and gei your money 80 toilet coun.
,ers everywhere
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-07

7NFfIaT 70 THN NV.
CLARENDON. AuU G--Wuh the
dc,asted disiri,t roprd ~ people are
going about the work OF clearing away
debris lpft IN the wake OF lost nights
storm ana fire Tho scare and excite.
m,pt have worn avny and cleanup
work took systematic form to-day
\ good portion uf ruuiing. boards
imlvr and either burned material had
bean removed this evening The work
h helms don" D., volunteers with trucks.
% b. difficult to approximate ihc luss
TwH large steaks ~ lsro.'ri, burned
besides somo siurk in re restaurant and
thr fiNturcs II three huldin,A.
The whit, building u developed this
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-07
Mnrr RrdnciIon Rrirricd

NEW YORK, AWll -Ileprcsrnia.
ives ~ approximately loo"o ormny.
Il skilled and semi skilled employees ~
TIL Delaware. Lackawanna and Yves.
tern Railway tuday rejected proposed
y por cent wage reduction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-07

Rad occasion 20 take Il again as ! have
been 80 well. ! have q six room il?i
and do MI my work. My two sister
are taking the Compound upon my rec
ommcndation and you mny publish my
letter. II Is the gospel truth and ] vii
write to any one who wants personal
letter. Mrs. II. II. HAYDoCR. 6S2i
81. Lawrence Avenue, Chicago Illinois.
Because Lydia +. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound saved Mrs. HaydocS
from an operation we cannot claim that
MI operations may be avoided by it,
but many women have escaped oper-
All ms by the timely use Of this old fash.
ioned root and herb medicine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-07
TEST SHOWS
LITTLE WATER IN HOLE;
INDICATIONS PRODUCER
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
from n distance. MANY ~ the visit.
ors were provided with bottles and
other containers and brought back sam.
plies ~ oil that were displayed last
night. As late as Z o'clock In the NJ.
trenoon automobiles from Amarillo were
s,ill headed toward the Gulf well. Ac.
cording 10 James Bolt; q who drove In
from the direction Of Panhandle, in the
forenoon. be- dodgcd automobiles bound
FOR the well all the way to Amarillo.
Wild Reports Circulated
There were many reports. Wild and
otherwise. concerning the discovery At
the Gulf We'll "Wednesday. one IN the
oarly mart y; the day was 60 the effect
that 2.o0e To-, n salt water had risen
IN the casing. That report lasted unly
Evening journal., 1921-06-28
GETS $40 FOR
LOSSOF FINGERS

The Industrial Accident Board
handed down four decisions and
heard two cases at this mornings
session and will hear three other
cases this afternoon and tomorrow.
Forty dollars in eighty weekly in
stallments of 81 each, was the award
given in the case OF John McCafferty,
OF New Castle. who lost three I'm
gers OF his right hand, when his
hand was caught in a machine hs
was operating at the Wilmington
Fibre Specially Company's plant, OF
that city, on September 21. 1921.
The award is TO be paid through the
father, who made the request for
compensation, John being a minor.
In the case Of James +. Mullen,
who applied for compensation for
injuries received in a fall at the Har-
Ian plant Of the Bethlehem Ship
building Corporation on October 1,
1919, the board decided the applicant
entitled to a further compensation
of SIS a week from today, so long
as total disability shall continue to
exist, subject to the limitations set
forth in the recent act. He had al
ready received similar compensation
for a period of thirty weeks, which
had been discontinued. The old
trouble recurring, Mullen had ap-
piled for further compensation. as
being totally disabled for work be-
cause of the accident. This case had
three hearings.
The third decision was in the case
of John ]. Tobin- who claimed COM
pensation from the Bethlehem Ship
building Corporation for the loss of
an eye. His petition was disallow-
ed, with the following reasons set
forth: First, a period longer than
that provided in the law for reopen
ing OF a case for review had expired. "
Second, for all intents and purposes
vision had been lost prior to the ac-
Evening journal., 1921-06-28
Council Agrees
ON COMMITTEES

City Council committee appoint
ments were discussed and agreed
upon at a conference held last night
by Howard NJ. Ward, president-ele
and several Republican members,
who. with President Ward will
form the majority in the new body.
Selection OF several city officials
who will be chosen by the Mayor
and Council was not discussed. 1t
was said today. These probably viii,
be decided upon before Friday,
when the new city administration
will formally take over control OF
the municipal government.
A meeting OF the new Council will
be held Friday night and the COM
plete lists of committeeman. both
Republican and Democratic. will be
announced by President Ward.
Confirmation was obtained today
OF the reported choice of James b.
McManus, of the Eighth Ward, as
| chairman of the committee on
finance. Appointment OF Council
man Alexander r. Abrahams. of the
Fifth Ward, for chairmanship OF
the new Public Safety Committee.
also was confirmed. II further was
learned that Mr.. Abrahams will not
be a member of the finance commit
tee, as has been predicted in some
quarters Nor will he be chairman
OF the new public health committee,
which is to supplant the present
committees on public health and
crematory
As at present, each OF the Repub-
lican members, excepting Mr.. Nc
Manus, will be given two chairman
ships. Mr.. McManus. in accordance
with custom, will devote his atten-
ton to presiding over the finan-
cial affairs There no longer will be
any police committee, as that body
will be Incorporated in the general
committee on Public Safety, of which
Mr. Abrahams will be the head.
There was no little speculation to-
day as to who would be the head of
! the committee on navigation, in view
| of the construction OF the initial unit
OF the new marine terminal on the
Lobden tract. bids for which will be
/ opened by the Board OF Harbar Com
missioners on July 6. 1t is estimated
this initial unit will cost some ST.
500. 900.
According to some reports Arthur
johnson, who was reelected from
the First Ward. will be renamed as
chairman Mr.. Ward declined 10
give any inkling OF his choice. Her
man d. Faulkner, reelected from
the Second Ward. it was reported
would likely retain chairmanship OF
the printing and the park commit
tees.
The conference between President
elect Ward and the Republican ma
jority last night was held in one o.
the committee rooms Of the Public
Building. James S. Evans. of thu
Seventh Ward. and Harry f. Vim
cent, of the Ninth, the two bah,
members" were warmly welcomed
by their six other colleagues.
Evening journal., 1921-06-28
LESS THAN SIXTY A WEEK.

W. BARluEY, acting principal OF the Wilmington
10 High School declined election principal Of
that institution unless the salary, $1,000 year. be
increased.
That is not surprising The holder Of such respon-
sibe position should not be asked to serve for the pit
tsnce Of less than $50 week man who is capable OF
dischargng the duties OF such ofce is deserving OF
much better compensation than the salary list Of the
schools now provides for him.
Principal Barkey his position clear in the letter
which he sent to the Board OF Education last night He
wrote. in part;
you have given me salary Of 5000 for which gave
up salary Of 81 500 and now have been elected to the
position would be expected 10 assume the full respon-
sbiiiiy Of that position. The school has Increased In
science there COS pupils Next year there viii be
nearly 1000 and before the end OF the year probably
1900 The work OF administration OF tho school will be
increased and do not feel it will he just to me TO ask
me to take up the position at $1,000 when get $3.50
as head OF the department OF civcs. The position re
uures very high grade quality OF work. feel hat the
school has now grown ay that would require more
than 5000 year leave the matter 10 your Judgment
Quite properly the retiring board left the matter to the
incoming board for adjustment; and the new board
should apply the Golden Rule in reaching decision in
the case.
Evening journal., 1921-06-28
OUR MODERN WARWICK.

INVESTIGATION OF the high-handed procedure Of W.
II w Warwick controller OF the treasury in augment
ing his authority in the department without authority Of
law, is being Investigated by the House OF Representa-
lives
Warwick is Democrat who has not yet felt the edge
Of the administration Instead OF expecting the axe
TO FAM every good Democrat above the civil service
should in time Of Republican control he has not only
boasted that his ancestry OF the answering Virginia
brand Of Democracy which halls from saunton Virginia
the renowned birthplace OF Woodrow Wilson OF santed
memory but has determined to remain and control the
auditing Of the government
Recently according TO the testimony he instructed
John b Maher, Of the controllers Office TO assume the
duties Of chief Of audit and accounts Office Of the
auditor for the War Department Chief Martin was in the
way appointed to the Navy Department It stpu-
aeed in e law that the Secretary Of the Treasury shall
designate such appointments and that they shall be with
the knowledge and consent OF The auditor for
partmcnt in the treasury.
In order to obyiate this dicuy Warwick had the two
from his ONCE designated to n positions which
would this enable him bis own persona
Evening journal., 1921-06-28
cident Of February 8. 1919

cident OF February 3, 1919.
1t was testified that Tobin had lost
the sight of the eye sometime be-
fore, but a subsequent injury had
necessitated the removal of the
sightless orb.
In all the other cases heard to-
day decision was reserved. The first
case heard was that of the Ameri-
can Bridge Company, who petit
toned the board for a review OF an
agreement entered into by the ap-
plicant with Thomas Croker on Au-
gust 10. 1920 for compensation 10
be paid by the company for a COM
pound fracture OF the left leg 5us-
tanned by Croker while in their eni-
ploy on July 81. 1920. The COM
pany asked the agreement be ter
minated Is disability ceased to exist
The second case heard was the re-
quest OF Robert Price for a review
of his agreement with the McCul-
Tough Iron Company. whereby he
received s11 week for an injury to
his foot while in the employ of the
company on October IA, 1920, the
payment having ceased because OF
the improvement to the injured
foot. The recurring OF the inability
to work is the cause for the renewed
application.
The hearing of the postponed case
Of II. c. Smith will be taken up this
afternoon. Mr.. Smith asks a review
of the facts in his case.
The application of the General
Chemical Company to have the
board to designate some one to re-
ceive the compensation due the
orphans Of Joseph Hladky, who
was killed while employed at the
above company's plant on October
IS, 1919, and Mary, his wife, who
died January Z. 1920. The COM
pany is to pay each of the six chill
dren SO a week until they attain the
age of 16, when the payment auto
matically stops. Miss Clara b.
Gladwin, probation officer for Del
aware county, Pa, was designated.
The fifth case heard was that OF
Joseph Hnatko. who claims compen-
sation for hernia, alleged to have
| brought naby work at the plant OF
the above company on September /
] 1920. He claims seven weeks com
Evening journal., 1921-06-28
SAFE AND SANE.

CotrSCILAiAN ALEXANDER r ABFlAHANis and his as
u soc.ates Nao in charge Of the Community
Tcau O. Jaiy celebration have mapped out an ambitious
posram ard are receiving from all sides assurances Of
hsars c6 peration.
It IT, cosiaf etod that the morning exercises shall in
rde g1s ralsiEss twenty public Fairgrounds. Those
functions VIII be followed by games for children and
s.scis os a5bons 10 the winners.
Ire ssicroon and evening will be given to chill
c-eas pcsic ia Brandywine Park, nter-nei ghborhood
athletic events basket supper at Washington Heights,
pataoiic exercises, and a display OF fireworks.
Az al il bids fair to be Of the most enjoyable
Fourth OF July celebrations held Wilmington and
vs carry with it The highly desirable elements OF safety
snc sanity
Evening journal., 1921-06-28
SPLINTER IN HIS FOOT

In jumping from his chair in re-
sponse to an alarm of fire from
Box 302, on Saturday afternoon,
George J. Wallace, aged 25. driver
for the Liberty Fire Company. ran
a splinter of wood three inches long
into his foot. penetrating his shoe
sole.
Wallace is now at his home 1927
Lobdeu street suffering from the
effect of the splinter. Following
the accident he was taken TO his
home and given treatment by DR.
Earl F. Spencer. 404 West Twenty
Third street. Wallace's condition
is reported as good. and no III effects
are feared If the wound does not be-
come infected.
Evening journal., 1921-06-28
COUNTY BALANCES.

Walter S. Burris, county treas
urer, reported the following bank
balances to the Levy Court today:
New Castle county. S77575.9S; mis-
cellaneous roads account, S22327;
Christiana, s9,072.50; Mill Creek,
s722.96; White Clay Creek, S1,G65.-
06; Pencader, s1,626.s2; New Cas-
tie, s457.2S; Red Lion. s1,132.69; St
Georges, S7,117.32; Appoquinimink,
$372.O3; Blackbird, s66O.17; Brandy
wine, s1,216.64.
The court allowed the error list
of w. W. Leach as follows. Road
taxes, city OF New Castle, sS.S4G.2S
Evening journal., 1921-06-28
With the P0ragrophers

When Admiral Sims has the urge TO talk Il is ease Of
full speed ahead and damn the torpedoes st Louis
Post-Dispatch
50 much depends on the style and amount OF attendant
publicity hat doubts may arise 10 whether pugsm Is
rough pastime or literary pursut-Nashlngton star
49,
One OF the remarkable sights OF the past few days has
been the very large number OF gus that have been
seen IN and upon our local lakes These birds have an
parenty been seekers after much needed food Their
wild cries have been unusua-a new note, it were in
the chorus Of native songsters-North Castle sun
Evening journal., 1921-06-28
GET HIM!

NTo effort should be spared TO recapture and return TO
Y the New Castle County Workhouse the trusty Paul
vanderbaok thief who broke his honor pledge es-
caped from institution and added to his criminal rec
ord BY stealing an automobile to facilitate his flight
It is such men as Vanderback who bring the prison
honor system into disrepute with men and women who
can visualize the escaping prisoner but who do not seem
to be able to visualize at that time the Of other
prisoners who arc living up TO their prison pledges in all
respects.
Far-nung efforts being made TO recapure Wander
brack Il is hoped that they will be successful be-
cause Il is highly desirable that example be made Of
lin after he has been tried by his fellow prisoners
whose !bsies and best interests he has betrayed so
faglanty.
Evening journal., 1921-06-28

Republicans will control the next City Council Of VIII
mngton. Much OF their really important work will be
done through committees It is exceedingly important
therefore, that those committees be composed properly
only who mentally and emperamentally ntied to
deal with the varying subjects which must be dealt with
by communities should be assigned to such committees
making up the list It is pleasing to that the Re-
publican majority members OF Council already are at
work the problem Of assuring good committee service
during the next two years.
Evening journal., 1921-06-28
WHEN ANOTHER HOLDS THE PURSE.

WE note that the Democratic press is clam Jli for
w reduction OF Federal expenditures
During the two years following the armistce while the
Wilson administration stir in power, the Republican
Congress cut Democratic demands for appropriations to
the extent Of se5OOOOoOOO and they did it without any
approval from the Democratic press
The Republicans will continue to cut expenditures u-
I'll they get back 70 pre-war level as possible
but Is not likely that they will be able to cut enough
to suit the Democrats now that the Democrats no longer
have the spending Of the money.
Evening journal., 1921-06-28
DECADE nF PrRIFICA11nN

WRITER 10 The New York Times says Russians have
N always had strong liking for abstract theories Of
economic millennium. They burned their fingers
severely in The communist crucible. The intel
eciuas likewise have been going through publication
OF their theoretical inclnauons"
Some day 1914 10 1921 will be known as the decade OF
publication Of abstract theories
In so far, it has served its lrpose
The dawn OF reason follows the night Of alteration