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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
Hanan Shoes
for Men
Mems True Shape Hose
3 Pairs for $1.OO

If you buy hose for your husband or son, don't fail to take
a look at the "Trueshape' 1t is a very substantial article,
selling at 35-cents the pair, or 3 pairs for 81, and you will
find them particularly satisfying at darning time.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19
PERSONAL APPEARANCES

Mack Sennett's canine star, Teddy
has gone on a tour of the vaudeville
stage, making" personal appearances
in an act of 10 minutes alone and I'M
directed.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19
MOVIES TAKE YOU
AROUND WORLD AND
GIVE YOU ROMANCE
Not Necessary to Travel to Get
Atmosphere of Different
Places.
Why travel?

Why travel?
Go to the motion pictures and see
the world
You don't like 'scenics"?
Then why not do your travelling with
romance, drama and comedy thrown in
for entertainment?
Right now there are pictures just
made or In the making which take one
to all parts of the world.
The procedure is this. Decide where
you want to 60. A glance down the
countries and states listed below will
provide suggestions. Then pick out the
name Of the play opposite. When il
comes to town 60 to see it. Here's the
| list:
| France (1S3O)-Norma Talmadge's
"The Duches Of Langeais."
France (179O)-First Nationals AL
For Woman"
! India. L. Frothingham's "Shat'
tered Idols"
Australia-First Nationals "a Sen.
timental Bloke."
Sahara Desert. Parker Read Jr.'s
4Pawned."
London and England (1soo)-Maurice
Tourneur's Lorna Doone."
THE Masquerader," story centerins
around the house Of parliament; and J.
L. Frothingham's Shattered Idols
London-First Nationals "Alf's But
ton" cockney comedy.
England, Ireland. France-Normn
Talmadges 'Smilin' Through
South Sea Island-Katherine Mac
Donalds 1.-THE Infider' and John Bar
rymore in THE Lotus Eater"
Colorado-Anita Stewards "A Cues
ton Of Honor" filmed in the Sierra
mountains and the Feather River
canyon; and Thomas H. Ince's Find
ing Home" filmed in Colorado mining
district.
Lake Michigan 1sOO)--Thonas a.
Ince's 'sThe Indian Drum
Jamaica-Norma Talmadge's Loves
Redemption 49,,
Maine-Richard Barthelmess The
Seventh Day 49,,
Kentucky-Thomas H. Ince's 1.-The
Brotherhood of Hate"
West Virginia Richard Barthellness'
sTol'able David
Alabama usSo)-John NJ. stahls
Zone Clear Call
Oregon-R. A. Walsh's Kindred Of
the Dust
San Francisco. Il. Frothingham' s
4The Man Who Smiled; Thomas q
Ince's Jim; j. Parker Read, Jr.'s,
'Pawned"
New Hampshire-Thomas Fl. Ince's
Hail the Woman"
Arizona-Thomas III. Incc's Jim
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19
Marjorie Daw Denies
She's Engaged to
Young John Harron

And now Marjorie Daw takes time
off from her busy with Marshall
Neilan pictures to send telegram to
Associated First National denying the
truth of the news report from Chi
cago that she and John Harron, both
Of the penrod cast. are engaged. Miss
Daw does not even suggest that the
report is greatly exaggerated She
fatty denies the engagement and, since
Marjorie Of all persons. ought to know,
her denial NAL! must perforce be be and hereby
notwithstanding, the fans must not
look in this case for marriage to
follow close on the heels of denial.
Thus Cupid is foiled. at least for the
present. in so far as Jack and Marjorie
are concerned
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19
Chaplin Pays Cash
to See | Himself in
His Latest Comedy

PAY Day." Charlie Chaplin's newest
two-reel picture, recently completed, is
to be shown in Great Falls within a
week of the general release.
Chaplin attended the first showing Of
the comedy at the Florence theater
in Pasadena, Cal, the other day. The
preview was nuannounced through the
press and it was big surprise for the
audience.
The future First National attraction
received sustained applause Of 81
seconds at the end of the showing. The
applause was actually timed. The pic
ture introduces some entirely new and
unique stunts, does not SAVIOR Of slap
stick, and it is not exaggerating to say
that it is one continuous scream, ac-
cordiHg to those who have seen it.
Chaplin insisted on buying ticket
and planked down his IS cents along
with the rest Of the cash customers.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19

California (1ssol-Mabel Normand in
Mack Sennett's Susanna"
California clos Angeles and Orange
Belt)-Charles Rays "Smudge."
California and Mexican border
Thomas H. Ince's Jim; and Charley
Rays Gas, Oil and Water"
Atlantic City-Carter DeHaven's
my Lady Friends"
indianapolis ,et al-Marshall Neilan's
"Penrod."
Toonerville-Ben Turpin in Mack
Sennett's Step Lively"
Bunkonia-John Emerscn's and Anita
Loos' RED Hot Romance"
New York Observation-Disclosures
Talmadge's Polly of the Follies'; Hope
Hampton's "Star Dust: Katherine
Macdonald in THE Beautiful LIAR
New York Greenwich Village)-
Charles Rays "R. S. v r." and Anita
Stewards Her Mad Bargain"
New York EAST Side Thomas II.
Ince's Skin Deep; John NJ. Stahls
Zone Clear CALI; J. l.. rockingham 8
"The Man Who Smiled" and Thomas II.
Ince's Hail the Woman"
New York Park Row Garter De
Ravens My Lady Friends; Katherine
MacDonalds The Heart Dealer" and
John NJ StahFs THE Song of Life
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19

81 top at the Central theater on Broad
way, for a very successful run. Uni
versal not only expended million in
making the Won Stroheim picture, but
did not stint on advertising and ex-
ploitation.
Carl Laemmle, president of Universal,
had the courage of his convictions and
decided to go the limit. A dignified but
persistent publicity campaign, appeal
to those who seldom think above the
eyebrows undoubtedly made Foolish
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19
a EA1:D "FAN"

One seldom hears Of candy maker
stuffing himself with candy or doc
tor. who. enjoys the medicine, he pre-
scribes Tor others, but there is pro-
rather attend film show than do any
thing elce in the way Of entertainment
J. L. rockingham, whose Shattered
Idols" is to be followed BY "The Man
Who Smiled" is an ardent and rabid
fan" and this despite the fact that
he is constantly making screen pro-
auctions for the enjoyment of others
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19
Dioujfied AdyertisInu Campaian

"Foolish Wives" is an excellent pic
ture, but even that fact does not ade-
quately explain the way the public, in
Guiding not only the habitual movie fans
sponded to the first showing at popular
prices. The picture had been shown at
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19
Trouble" Is Title
of Jackie S Latest

Jackie Coogan has made another
film. Now it's one thing to make a
motion picture and another to give it
a title. 1t took all Of the staff of the
Coogan productions to find suitable
title for the new Coogan offering. And
when at last the name, was decided
upon, it was in one short word
Trouble"
Those who have witnessed portions
of the new picture in the Coogan pro-
lection room claims that no better title
could possibly be found. for Jackie in
his rags and tatters seems to be in
trouble Throughout the entire length of
the picture.
The feature will probably be given
an early release through Associated
First National.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19

Keep battery connections tight and
terminals clean.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19
Trip Through Ruins
Of Cliff Dweller
at Liberty Iheate,

A trip through the ruins Of the cliff
dwelling in Mesa Verde park in south
western Colorado is to be shown in mo-
ton pictures at the Liberty theater this
evening. It is pleasure to see this
interesting locality where once mys-
terious people built up their rude civil
cation, flourished. and then faded into
forgetfulness long before the spaniardss,
Jealous for God and thirst for gold"
crossed the unknown sea. School chill
dres surely should see the picture.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19
FOOLISH WIVES
BREAKS RECORDS
FOR ATTENDANCE
More Than $4,000 People Crowd
New York Theater on First
Sunday in Lent.

New York; March 18.-Just as the
Jeremiahs were bewailing the decadence
of the screen and the general demon
alization Of everything in FINLAND, the
motion picture hobs up serenely and
breaks another record At the Capitol
theater in New York, the first Sunday
in lent, Foolish Wives" played to the
unprecedented and almost unbelievable
receipts Of $13,O766O in II hours. Be-
tween l o'clock in the afternoon when
the theater opened and midnight when
it closed. 22,466 people crowded into
record was held by Pola Negri in Pas
sion," which drew 1900 people to the
opening. The Capitol is the world s
largest theater; therefore this record is
a worlds record for motion picture re-
ceipts-a blue ribbon honor for "Fool-
ish Wives"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19
TALENT

Talent never waits for recognition.
Marshal Neilan was so pleased with
the work Of Baby Peggy. wonder child
of Century comedies, in "Penrod,' that
he waited until the little starlet was
through with series of three comedies
duction he is making with Richard Dix
And that in spite Of the fact thar
the role required only day or two Of
work!
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19
AMUSEMENT CALENDAR
Week Of March 10 to March 20
aRANn

Week Of March 70 to March 70
sunday-I,ast two performances Of
Pantages Vaudeville, featuring
Breezy Buddies." miniature mu-
steal comedy extravaganza. go,
one year in New York, one year in
Chicago-now playing the coast to
capacity houses.
ALCAZAR
Sunday and Monday-Alice Joyce in
'The Inner Chamber" (first run).
Sunshine comedy, 1.-THE Night Be-
Tuesday and Neutrality-suspicious.
cation Of Jack London's stoTy,
"The Mutiny Of the Elsinore." Ed
die Polo in Secret Four" Star
comedy, SHOULD Husband Mind
Babies?'
Thursday and Friday-Earle vii.
rum. Comedy, stealing Home"
Saturday-To be announced.
CAPITOL
Sunday and Monday-All star cast
including Elsie Ferguson, Wallace
Reid, Elliott Dexter, Dolores Cas-
sirelli, George Fawcett and Mon
tagu Love In Forever" (Peter Ib-
DeIaOn).
Tuesday and Wednesday Alice
Lake in THE Hole In the Wall"
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Rudolph Valentino in 1.-THE Con-
Quering Power
Sunday and Monday-'The Four
Seasons" and Gareth Hughes in
Little Eva Ascends."
IMPERIAL
EuMAov-Y ~ oh - To ,,aau nN
yer Curwood's THE Girl From
Porcupine."
Monday and Tuesday-Doris May
in Foolish Age"
COMING-Harold Lloyd in 1.-THE
Sailor Made Man"
Sunday and Monday-Super special
feature, THE Invisible Power"
Special educational feature, AN
Client Cliff Dwellers." Ben Turpin
comedy, Love and Doughnuts."
Tuesday and Wednesday-Peter B.
Kyne's Saturday Evening Post
story, 1.-THE Ten Dollar Raise"
Lee Moran comedy, 1.-THE Touch
down." Travel Review, Some
thing to Worry About
Thursday and Friday-Hope Hamp-
ton In "Stardust." Travel Review
Lets Go to the South Seas" Ed
ucational. Self Defense" Two
reel comedy
NEXT SATURDAY-Charles Chap
lin In his new comedy, PAY Day"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19

All his life he had been crook, member of the most
dreaded gang in the city.
Then he fell in love with sweet girl and came to
her with an open confession of his fe She told him she
knew he could go straight.
They were married. He went straight He Stunned the
gang He wanted to be good.
But the law wouldn't let him.
And he was in handouts again, with 2Oyear term
staring him in the face. Only miracle could save Sid
Chambers, his wife and baby.
Did the miracle happen?
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19

Wives the topic Of the day ON Broad
way. Accordingly, when were automati-
cally reduced by removing the picture
to the Capitol, where 8. L. Rothafel
gave it one Of his personally super
yised' screenings, brought all the ele-
ments of motion picture patronage to-
gether in one grand rush to the opening.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19

The cost Of fun-coverage insurance
for one year on q high grade passen-
ger automobile would equal the value
Of an ordinary small car.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-13
NORTH MONTPELIER

| Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Carnes> were
Fat the Heaton hospital sunday 10 cal
| on Mrs Ben Wise. who Ii there for an
operation.
Mrs. Arthur Stevens and daughter
Margaret. have returned to their home
in Connecticut. after visiting Mrs
Stevens parents here.
Mrs. Ruth Butterfield has gone Ia
|'Westbrook seminary, Maine. for the
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Conant and
daughter. Ruth, were home over sun
day
Nora Ellis has entered Montpelier
seminary, taking teacher training
course
Miss Stafford Of Westbrock semi
nary, Portland. Me-, has been visit.
ing Mrs. Ruth Butterfield for the past
few days.
Arthur Holt, Berton Holt, G M.
Clark, Walter Bowen and Howard
Bowen attended the fair at Rutland
last Friday.
Mrs Walter Bowen visited Mrs. II.
j. Conant in Montpelier Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Walker were
weekend guests in Barre.
Mrs Henry Gate and Mrs. Perley
Fifield attended the Slayton reunion
az North Calais last Friday.
William Butler returned TO his home
in Marlboro. Mass. Sunday.
Mrs. Van Bennett has returned home
after being away several months for
treatment. Her many friends are glad
to hear that she is much better.
Mrs. Harry Morse of Calais called
on Mrs. Julia Clark Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Byron are Wis
iting in ClAremont. n. H.
Nj. and Mrs. Leon Ellis were in
Montpelier Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hills have returned
from their cottage at Joe's pond, Dan
vile. where they have spent num-
Der of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pray Of Barre
were in town Sunday. calling on
friends.
Miss Mary Sullivan Of Boston Is vis-
iting at Herbert kelton's.
Arthur Coburn and Mrs. Nellie
Breen Of Waterbury were recently
married.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-13
Two in Family
Are Restored
By TanIac

One Of the outstanding features b
Tanlac u that very often several mem
bers Of the same family are restored
TO health By it. Thousands Of sucl
cases are on record and it is now the
family medicine in countless homes
throughout the Y. 81, Canada. Mexico
and Cuba David "A. Little, 10 Grove
street, Rutland. VT, says:
\ My wife and consider Tanlac the
best medicine ever put in bottle. /
suffered from rheumatism and was
very nervous. ! had very little
strength NY wife suffered from ner-
vousness and general debility.
Both Of Us are now sound and
WE'LL
There Is not = single portion Of the
body that Is not benefited BY the help
ful action Of Tanlac BY enabling the
stomach and other vital organs to per-
form their functions properly, the
whole system II nourished, purified
and strengthened Get a bottle today
At any good druggist, ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-13
BRADFORD

| Mrs. Edna Crewe and daughter MUIR.
| ieI. Of Dover, N. H., visited friends in
town last week
George Garfield Of st, Johnsbury
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
/ and Mrs, Charles Garfield.
Miss Ysonne couillard has gone 70
st. Jnhnsbury. where she will attend
school at 81. Joseph's convent.
Floyd Merrill has gone TO Burlington
10 attend the University Of Vermont.
Miss Mahclle Emerson spent the end
of the week with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs Atwood Emerson
Frank Merrill Of THY, Mich, Is
spending his vacation with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Il. r. Merrill
Married, az the NJ. +. parsonage. on
Sept 5, by Rev. o. g. Anderson, Stan
ley Curtis Of Orange and Gertrude
Moore Of Bradford
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. blackwell and
family have returned Ia their home
in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs George X Church passed away
~ her late home Sept, 1. For long
time she had been In poor health Mrs.
Church was the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Mack Of Topsbam. She
has q twin brother, Rev. Myron Mack,
living in the west and also leaves d
husband Mr.. Church, and three chill
dren hy former marriage to mourn
her loss Funeral services were held
Sunday with burial AZ West Topsham
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-13
VEST BERLIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter johnson from
Greenfield, Mass. motored 10 Barre
and this place last week, calling on
his parents, also on her parents. taking
their two children home with them
who had been with Mr. and Mrs
b. :. Cove this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Dresser from
/ Thompson, Conn, are now spending a
little time at their summer cottage
here.
DIR. and Mrs Creegan and son from
Mortified called on Mr.. and Mrs. B.
5. Go.e Sunday.
Clara Ramsdell was in Montpelier
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Doherty and
daughter. Vivian, also son. George.
from Cambridge, Mass. have been Wis
|, iting their aunt. Mrs. Catherine Rum
ney. the past week.
Corrie Ramsdell spent the week end
with friends in South Ry@qsie.
John Hogan has been quite III with
a quinsy sore the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sanders from
Tunhridge spent the end Of the week
at their home here and with friends.
Mrs. Russell from Turner's Falls.
Mass. was gaest At the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. :. Libbey last week.
Mrs. Libbey is now visiting friends
in Maine.
Miss Mildred Doland and Dora Mel
ION. who had heen spending some time
At the home Of A :. Norton. left here
last Thursday for their home in All.
sfon. Mass
Mrs. Della GRAY i now living most
of the time in Montpelier. where her
daughter. Blanche. y attending school.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-13
CORINTH

Mr. and Mrs. g. C. Hastings and Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. Hastings went to Con
way Center. y. H., on Saturday to Wis
| it Earl X. Hastings, a former resident
here.
Mt. Carter and family returned hom,
Friday, after an absence OF nearly
three weeks at the home of his par
ents at Boscawen, n. II. They were
detained by the illness of little Lyle
His mother accompanied them home
for visit among her relatives and old
neighbors.
Mr. Halsey OF New York Is visit.
ing his wife at their farm.
Miss Maud Hosford has returned
here for the winter Her health will
not permit her acting on tine stage at
present.
The burial of Mrs. Grace Dunkin,
widow Of the late O. Warner Brown.
took place at the Center on SUNDAY
forenoon. Her age was ~ years. Her
birthplace was Cornwall. England.
coming to this country at the age OF
three years. Nearly her whole life
had been spent in Corinth. She taught
school before her marriage, which was
in 1853. After the death of her hus-
band. 10 years ago, she lived with her
two daughters alternately. Stella Mrs.
Ora 4. Philbrickl. of Barre, at whose
home she died. and Bird Mrs. Hszen
II. Hilesl, of Bradford She has two
sisters and one brother living in the
west, also three grandchildren, one of
whom, Mrs Wilmington, lives on the
old home place There are also two
great grandchildren.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-13
ROXBURY

MIR. and Mrs. y. Waldo and Young.
Fer children were at the home OF hei
mother, Mrs. Fisk, the last of the week
from their home In Springfield, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs 4 B. kidder returned
| from Antrim, n H., last week Wednes
day afternoon and went SATURDAY. IL
their home in Burlington for the week
end. Mr.. kidder is suffering from car.
buncles on his neck.
Mrs Fred Pencil came from her
home in Swanton the last Of the week
to spend few days with her husband
here.
Mrs George Summer and grand
Daughter, Evelyn Chadwick, Of Green
field Mass. spent a few days the last
OF the week at the home Of j. VI.
Howe.
7. G. Rich. son, Fred Rich, and Frank
Dickinson were in Barre during the
week and secured Jobs al the quar-.
ries there.
J. w. Howe was at the stockbridge
and Rochester marble qmsrries Satur-
day in the interest Of the marble
works.
Leon spaulding il quite IN at his
home here with what i thought To be
John O'Gradv and cousin, James
Ryan. were in Montpelier last Wednes
day.
Most of the schools In town began
last week Monday A few opened the
previous Monday. Miss Rosie Ritter
II teaching on the Warren road. There
are over 40 scholars in the village
school
Miss Vera Garen Of 81. Adams is
spending several DAYS with her aunt,
Mrs. Y. G. Rich, and family.
James Ryan. who is visiting at the
home Of his aunt. Mrs. OGradE spent
part Of the past week with other rel.
atiyes IN Montpelier and Mortified
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-13

Ten Dollars Wool.
A Gothamite in Havana 'phoned cen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-13

=. w. Tewksbury Nominated BY Re
publicans for Representative.

/ II. WI Tewksbury was nominated b.
1 the Republicans for representative yes
| terdav. receiving 234 votes, to l04 fol
II. n. Moore, 81 for g. H. Slack and Y
for a. r. Holmes. The Democrats
voted for representative nominees al
follows: Il. s. Abbott 81; N. "A. CRAM
81; scattering IS. County senator vote
Miss Beard 2l0, Bickford 1863; side
Judges, i. S. Brigham 3O5, Edward
Kent los; Judge Of probate, Stow 23l;
sheriff, Thomas Dearborn 349; Cover.
nor, Proctor 800; Foote l62, Jackson
ID 90
N. G. Buck had the misfortune 70
step on nail on Sunday which en-
tered the foot, and it was 50 thor
|oughly embedded that II was neces
sary To cut it out. He has been con-
fined to the house but expects to be
able to be at his place of business
soon If nothing new developes.
Mrs. s. s. Whitcomb left on Tues
day for Roxbury, where she will visit
her nieces until the first Of next week
Mrs Eugene Ellison has returned
from Bristol, Conn, where she has
been for treatment for several weeks.
She comes home improved in health,
and it is hoped that she will be per-
manently benefited by the treatment.
Mrs. RI. j. Vail and children, who
have been In New Jersey for a several
days visit with relatives, returned
home on Tuesday night
Mrs. Ellen Brown, after passing sew
eral days here with her sister, Mrs. G.
K. Pratt, went to Bethel Monday for
A short visit with her brother. before
returning to her home in Pittsfield
Miss Carlotta Wiswall, who has been
passing the summer at the Wiswall
cottage here, left Sunday for Boston
to resume her teaching this week. Miss
Desier Moulton accompanied her and
returned home on Tuesday.
NJ. and Mrs. Arthur Lane Of Mt.
Vernon. N y, arrived here on Tues
day for few days stay with Mrs.
j. Fl. Moulton and Miss Mary Moul /
ton. and will also visit relatives in
before their return.
Miss Mildred Hatch Of the National
Life Insurance company Of Montpel
Ter II passing this week at her home
here, having her vacation from her
work.
Mrs. Thomas Fitch Of Chicago arr
lived here on Monday night for sew
raj weeks stay with Mrs +. @.
Blanchard Her husband II expected !
lere soon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-13

Berthod 2 coburn official tester H. Bailey secretary
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-13

trail to connect him with certain mum
Der in New York, adding @TelI the
party who answers that / wish to
speak to my bulldog
After a brief interval, guests stand
ing nearby heard faint, Wool,
wool! coming from the receiver Then
central cut in sweetly, Your time il
up; that viii be twenty dollars
Dog -gone!n growled the New York
er, that's ten dollars a wool. u" Bos-
ton Transcript