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THE liAUKE DAILY TIMES. BAKRE, V'JV FRIDAY, MAY 21, moT
M. I. T. ATHLETES
ARE FAVORITES
Looked on as the Probable
Winners of New England
. Intercolleagiates
COMPETITIONS AT
CAMBRIDGE,- MASS.
Boston College Vas Also a
. Strong Contender for ;
First Place
Cambridge, Masg,, May -SI. The
New England intercollegiate track and
; field championships were begun to-day
i Tech field with the preliminary
events of "the annual two-day meet
in?. Individual efforts wrre expected
to reach high. standards owing to keen
'competition among the colleges and. the
forthcoming selection of athletes for
the Olypnue team. '
Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
' ogy. winner for Ithe past three years,
presented a team that was regarded
m a strong contender. Boston college,
winner .two weeks ago of the eastern
intercollegiate, hud hopes of double
honors. Williams, New Hampshire,
Bowdoin and Bates sent athletes who
were considered likely to group a good
showing in points.
To-day's llxials were for all events
except, the mile and two-mile runs. The
weather was unsettled.
SALOONS CLOSED TWO HOURS.
A Protest Against Additional Taxes
, on Cognac, Rum, Etc.
Paris, May 21. Saloons throughout
Paris will be closed from 4 until 6
o'clock this afternoon as a result of a
general strike called by. the propri
etors against additional' taxes being
levied on cognac, rum and other beverages.
The Grip, Fevers and Other Poisoning,
; . Prostrating Diseases,
It is absolutely necessary that , the
blood be thoroughly cleansed, germs of
disease destroyed or driven out, appe
tite restored and the kidneys and liver
restored to perfect regular action.
Hood's Sarsaparilla has been before
the people for 411 years a a general
blootl-piuitying aiierauve i m
. n4 if rivn nerfect satisfac
tion. Men and women whose grand
mothers gave tnem noon s orpini
.rivinir it to their own children
and grandchildren with perfect confl-
aence. it in me iuci iauv
si wirl run era of ailments, always
readv, always does good at any Beason
of the year, rrepareu
pharmacists. Nearly 50 years of phe-
nomcnai saien if" m bw,'.j " --
markable merit, for a nam, enecuve
laxative, take Hood's Pills. Adv.
POSLAM WANTS
TO HELP YOUR
BROKEN-OUT SKIN
AFTER INFLUENZA
Prevent Falling Hair
With Cuticura Shampoos
t-u- ttn ViinT tndn in restoring drv.
a lie t"" ..,& - j -;
thin and falling hair is to get rid of
dandruff, itching ana jmiauon 01 me
scalp. Rub Cuticura Ointment into
the scalp, especially spots of dandruff
and itching. XNext morning buamyw
with Cuticura Soap ana hot water.
Rinse with tepid water.
- T.1f,.M la an nflnl(r. nrnnhv
lartir. aoothinc dusting powder of delicate.
fascinating fragrance. 25c everywhere.
MARTIAL LAW
ON IN MADRID
As Result of Disturbances
Due to the Scarcity
of Bread
INTEND TO HELP
BOLSHEVIKI
POLICE AND CROWDS
IN FOOD RIOTS
Mounted Police Used to
Disperse Those Engaged
in Demonstrations
FOREST FIRES IN QUEBEC.
When any ttrhlnr -Win dlea affects or
wk.n nv KHcrhfc truntionjil aDot beirlns to
ltth and burn, apply Poalam. You may hm
confident that the trouble is having- tha rUrht
treatment, for you have calltd to your aid a
healing cower hisrhly concentrated, active
and perawtent. Itchinr toii and the akin
fcala immeaiurrably grateful. In the treat
ment of virulent eciemu, mrnt, pimplea and
11 surface affectiona, Foalam' reaulta are
quickly felt and awn.
Bold everywhere. For free aampla writ
to Kmcrirency l.aboratnriee, 248 Wait 47th
street, Naw York City. -
Pwlam ' Soap, medicated with Poalara,
ahould be- used if akin ia tender and sen.
itivo.-Adv.
Threaten Destruction of Several Vil
lages. Quebec, May 21. A forest fire is
sweeping Bellechass county, threaten
ing destruction of the villages of St.
Camille, St. Fabien, Panet and Daa
quam, according to telegraphic appeals
for aid received here yesterday. Daa
quam was said to be in great danger
and Mia? inhabitants were reported leav
ing their homes to escape the flames.
(several score of women and children
were brought out ofc the fire district
early yesterday bv a Quebec Central
train, which had to fight its way
through the flames. Water had to be
drawn from the tender to quench the
flames which licked about the coaches
as the train pushed through the burn
ing woods.
Timber valued at more than $1,000,
000 ia reported in the path of the
flames. Public prayers are being offered
bv persons in the threatened districts
tfiat their homes be spared.
Madrid, May 21 (By the Associated
Press). Martial law has been pro
claimed here as the result of disturb
ances due to scarcity of bead.
Collisions occurred between police
and crowds engaged in food riots yes
terday. Mounted police rode among the
people to disperse those engaging in
demonstrations, and a number of ar
rests were made. .
A government statement, announc
ing that martial law had been put into
effect chronicled disturbances during
which rioters pillaged shops, especially
those of baker and grocers. Some pri
vate houses were attacked.
The minister of the interior describes
the labor movement throughout Spain
as not distinctly socialistic, but of a
syndicalist nature, with revolutionary
tendencies. He declares the movement
is being followed up by the socialists
because they do not wish to lose touch
with the mans of the workers.
VOLSTEAD ACT INVOKED.
South Londonderry Merchant Charged
with a Violation.
Brattleboro, May 21. D. L. Benson,
a well-known South Londonderry mer
chant, was brought to BratJtleboro yes
terday by United States Marshal Ar
thur C. M. Carpenter of this place and
arraigned before United States court
on the charge of violating the Volstead
act. He waived examination and was
bound over to tne present session oi
the United States court in Windsor in
the sum of $300. C. A. Boyden became
surety for him.
Mr. Benson is charged with dispens
ing extracts and Jamaica ginger for
beverage purposes.
DIRECT SEN. WALSH TO REPORT.
On the Print Paper Situation Within
a Few Days
Washington, P. C, May 21. The
Sena:e manufactures subcommittee,
investigating the print paper situation
yesterday, directed Senator Walh.
Democrat, Massachusetts, to formulate
a report. which would be submititd in
a few days for the committee's ap
proval. TO SEND TWO CREWS.
Certain Elements in Ger
many Are Reported to
Be So Minded
UPPER SILESIA IS '
A DANGER POINT
Germans Have Been Haul
ing Ammunition into
Silesia
NAME "BAYER" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
"Bayer Cross" on Aspirin like "Sterling" on silver.
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," marked
with the safety "Bayer Cross," can be
taken without fear because you are
getting the true, world-famous Aspirin,
prescribed by physicians fur over la
years.
Always buy an unbroken package of
"Bayer "Tablets of Ai-pirin," which con
tains proper directions to safely relieve
Colds, Headache, Toothache, Karache,
Neuralgia, Lumbago, Rheumatism, .Neu
ritis, Joint Pains, and Pain generally.
Handy tin bo.xe of twelve tablets
cot but a few cents. Druggists also
sell larger 'Bayer'' packages. Aspirin
is the trade mark of Haver Manufac
ture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicyl
icacid. Adv.
Union Boat Club Will Be Well Repre
sented on Schuylkill
Boston, May 21. The Union Bat
club will send its first and second crews
to the American Henley race to be held
on the Schuylkill river on May 2S and
29. It was announced to-day thai be
cause of the frequent wins by the sec
ond crew in tryoiits with the first
eight, the club had decided to send 16
oarsmen and later select the strongest
combination obtainable.
Yesterday't American League Games.
At New York, New York 8, St. Louis
3.
At Boston. Boston 6, Detroit 0.
At Philadelphia, Cleveland 10, Thil
delphia 4.
At Washington. Chicago 13, Wash
ington 5, (18 innings).
) Won. Lost. Pot.
Yesterday' National League Games.
Cleveland 1
Boston " 1"
Chicagft 11
New York 14
Washington 13
St. Louis 13
Philadelphia '
Detroit 7
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Warsaw, May 20 (By the Associated
Press). Information indicating that
some elements in Germany are deter
mined to help the Russian bolsheviki
continues to be received here, it is said
in military circles. The latest report
is regarding Upper Silesia, where Ger
man armed forces have been assembling
on the border of the plebiscite area.
Newspapers here to-day published des
patches stating that '4,000 security
guards had arrived in Upper Silesia by
special train.
For weeks, it is declared, Germans
have been hauling ammunition into
Silesia, hiding it beneath beets in rail
road cars. Military authorities say the
Germans are advertising their troop
movements in this region for the pur
pose of compelling the Poles to trans
fer forces from the east and thus
weaken the bolshevik front.
Warsaw papers recently printed re
ports that eight Zeppelins had crossed
Poland headed eastward, and army
headquarters afterwards confirmed this
information. There is much speculation
as to whether the Zeppelins bore officers
en route to join the bolsheviki or were
carrying away men named for extra
dition by the allies.
General Alexis A. Brusiloff, former
commander-in-chief of Russian armies,
is understood to have assumed command
of the bolshevik ofl'ensive against Po
land. In Polish military circles they
. . , r r .... J a.
say the soviet attacK is nesignea ia
overrun Lithuania and extend the
bolshevik front westward to East
Prussia.
Military authorities here declare vast
stores of munitions and supplies have
arrived in Kast Prussia in anticipation
of a break in the Polish front before
the bolshevik offensive.
Fighting continues along the north
ern sectors of the front, but all soviet
attacks have been repulsed aolng the
upper branches of the Derensina river,
according to announcement.
MADE GOOD SLEUTHS.
Sinn Feiners Claim They are Quicker
Than the Police.
Dublin, May 21. The Sinn Feiners
have again demonjrtxated that they
are quicker Ithan the police in catching
criminals when they care to exercise
their power.
Last night they took into custody
four of seven men abused of raiding
the residence of the duke de Staopoole,
near Longwood, County Meath, and
stealing from it a quantity of valu
able silverware, oil paintings and oth
er articles.
The Sinn Feiners declare that the
other three men will be captured in a
few days.
DANISH UNIONS FINED
rw?-tablets - Immm
CUMMINGS & LEWIS. DRUGGISTS
American League Standing.
At St. Louis, St. Louis 6, Philadel
phia 4.
At Pittsburg, Pittsburg Boston 1.
At Chicago, Chicago 4, New York 2.
At Cincinnati, Cinynnati 7, Brooklyn
0.
National League Standing.
Won. Lost. Pet.
Cincinnati 1 10 .fi30
Pittsburg 1 1 -fi0
Brooklyn 12 10 MS
Chicago 1" 14 17
Boston 10 13 .453
New York 1 14 417
Philadelphia 11 1 -407
St. Louis 11 15 -423
For Being Responsible for Strike That
Parajyred Denmark's Export Trade.
Copenhagen, May 20. Three trade
unions which were found responsible
for the strike which paralyzed Den
mark's export trade tor nearly two
months, have been fined by the perma
nent court of arbitration on industrial
disputes. The transport workers' un
ir fined 300.000 kronen. Action
by the cnurt was taken at the request
of employers' associations, which 'al
leged the" unions had violated their
agreements.
tt imnrolmhle the unions will be
able to pay these fines after the great
expense incurred annng xne strike ana
bt lief is expressed that this default
may cause the court to order their
funds seized and declare tne unions
bankrupt.
PRICES NOW AT THE TOP
Co-operative Experiment
When this company agreed to make a trial of the 5c fare within certain limits, it was
understood that reports would be published showing the income resulting therefrom as
compared with the income last year under the straight 6c fare.
These comparative figures for the month of April are as follows:
1919
Nupmber of 6c fares, 18,010; Revenue .$1.0S0.60
1920
Nupmber of 5c fares, 19,961; Revenue 99S.20
Loss of 1.931 S2.40
Barre & Montpelier Traction & Power Co.
C. J. COOKSOX, Manager.
No Indication That Women'a Wearing
Apparel Will Go Higher.
Cleveland, May 21. Cnless labor
material cot are advanced, prices of
women'a wearing apparel will not go
higher, a survey of he Cleveland gar
ment industry 'by the Cleveland liar
ment Manufacturers association
shows. The report says that there is
a tendency to buy the less cot!y line.
No curtailment because of decreaied
demands is reported.
TO INVESTIGATE EXPENDITURES.
Presidential Candidate to Be Asked U
Tell of Costa.
Washington, D. C, May 21. Investi
gation of presidential candidates cam
paigns of both partie. including their
contributions and expenditures or use
of influence, was ordered yesterday by
the Senate.
The resolution by Senator Borah, Re
publican. Idaho, providing for an inves
tigation 'by a privileges and elections
sub-committee, as adopted without a
record vote and with little discussion.
BANDITS SHOT UP TOWN.
Seriously Wound One Man And Escape
With 112,000 Cash.
Toledo, O., May 21 Six hndU yes
terday ahot up the Main street of Del
ta, O., near here, seriously wounding
James Warner, a banker, invaded the
Peoples Saving nanK ana escpea wun
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?-l-,lHJ ID CSH BV4
DENIES WORKERS' DEMANDS.
Mayor Gainer of Providence Refuses
Eight-Hour Day.
TV.,. Lion. H. I Mar 21. MS Tor
. . k.. rred no! k on tie iu
;.! Vm moves' union that its de
mand for a JT """t par increase.
an :g!it hour cay ana omer cnigs
ouM awH be grsntea.
T Heal a Conga
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How You Can Make Your
Clothes Last
onger
You don't want to have to buy any more clothes than you have to; so we don't want to
sell you any more than you positively need; clothes cost too much money; don't be
reckless with them. Take care of them.
Get good ones; the all-wool kind. They wear longer. Then hang them up at night;
have them pressed often; cleaned when they need it. Alternate your suits; give them
a rest. .
Do those things; your clothes will last longer; you'll save money.
When you do Eeed a new suit, don't forget that this is the Barre home of the famous
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes.
Moore & Owens
BARRE'S LEADING CLOTHIERS
122 North Main Street Telephone 273-M
Classified.
fcWt've paed through the ton air,
the bronze are. the golden age, and the
iron age: what would you call this
one!" asks an exchange.
The outrage, brother. Boot on Tran
script.
Obit a Ruv Off.
"Auntie, did you ever get a j.ro-
posal T" I
"Once. dear. A gentleman a -ted me
over the telephone to marry him, but ,
h had the ror.g number." Boston
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