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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES, BARRE, VT., MONDAY,' JUNE 21, 1920.
If
STATE PRIMARY
HELD IN MAINE
Nominations Being Made
for Governor, Congress
men and State Officers
GOV. MILLIKEN HAS
THREE PARTY RIVALS
One of Them, John P. Deer
ing, Was Classmate
of Gov. Coolidge
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AND STRENGTH-BUILDER
' .Relieving troubles of the stomach, liv
er and bowels, and correcting low or
run-down conditions' and weakness,
Hood's San-a par ilia is doing an excep
tionally great work this year, when so
many need its wonderful curative and
tonic, reconstructive ana restorative
effects.
It often succeeds where other reniO'
dies totally fail. Get it to-day and be
gin to take it at once.
In ahiggish liver and headachr
Hood's Pills give prompt relief. Adv
ITALIAN TROOPS!
WITHDRAWN
PRESENTATION AT COURT.
Augusta, Me., June 21. Maine Ke
ililican and Democrats voted in the
'ate primaries to-day for candidates
i' the nomination for governor, con
.vssmcn and state and county officers.
he polls were opened at noon andlthev must have entree to the White
u:iir. "'-"if; in,, House, and if tney nave neen aivorcea
it must be indisputably shown that
ill be closed at 0
t itMtcrit standa-rd time. The biennial
'tate election will be held on Septem
ber 13.
Governor Carl E. Milliken, ' seeking
nomination by the Republicans for a
third term, was opposed by Frederic
IE l'nrklnirst of Bangor, Me. John H.
Deering of Saeo, and Louis A. Jack of
Lisbon. Mr. Deering was a classmate
Mid -roommate at Amherst college of
Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts,
lU'publican vice-presidential nominee.
For the seat of Congressman Louis
11. Goodall, Republican, who is not a
fandidate for a third term, there were
ix aspirants on the Republican ticket,
thev were Mav. Charles B. Clarke, Car
roll L. Beady, Frank D. Marshall, all of
I'ortland ; Howard Davis of Yarmouth ;
Horace Mitchell of Kittery, and Joseph
IV. Simpson of Vork. Congressmen
iV'allace H. White jr., John A. Feters
ind Ira H. flossy were unopposed for
tcnomination.
On the Democratic ticket there was
no opposition to the nomination of
lietrand G. Mclntyre of Norway for
Only Eight American Women Will Be
So Honored This Year. v
London,, June 21. Restrictions placed
upon American women who aspire to
presentation at court, are such that
nearly all of them in London will be
disappointed this year. Only eight of
the many who are reported to have ap
plied will be presented, and they must
have qualifications which have sur
prised some of the uninitiated.
If married, their husbands must pre
viously have been presented at a levee,
They. Evacuated Antivari,
Dulcigno and .Whole Mon
tenegrin Coast
SERBIAN TROOPS
AT ONCE ENTERED
There Are Now No For
eign Troops in All
Montenegro .
the divorce must have been -granted
in her favor in open trial at which both
parties were represented in court and
where alimony and custody of the
children have been granted to the worn'
an. Even in such cases the demand for
legal details is so minute that the
king, in deference to the ideas of the
queen, it is said, has let it be known
that it is inadvisable for divorcees to
apply at all.
Applications of Americans for court
presentations must be made to the
American ambassador, and he stands
London, June 21. Italian troops
have been withdrawn from Antivari,
Dulcigno and the whole Montenegrin
coast, according to an official agency
announcement at Belgrade. Serbian
troops immediatey occupied the evac
uated districts.
There are now no foreign troops in
Montenegro.
WILSON COMMENDS
HEALTH CRUSADE
1 PEOPLE FEARED
TO VENTURE OUT
Let Cdticura Be Your
First Thought Always
When the first signs of pimples, redness,
or roughness appear; smear gently with
Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal,
then batho with Cuticura Soap and hot
water to cleanse and purify. Finally dust
on the refreshing Cuticura Talcum, a deli
cately medicated, exquisitely scented pow
der. If used for every-day toilet purposes,
Cuticura doe much,to prevent skin trouble.
mpl lack Ttm b at.ll. Adifran: Oilfem
tbortrtM, Dtp! Sr. MaJdaa.Mur" gold vorr
yhrf. Soap 26c. Ointment 26 and oOe. Talcum 266.
SMTCutlan Soap ahavaa without mug.
Hopes That Every Boy and Girl in the
Country Will Continue
the Efforts.
Washington, D. C, June 19. Presi
dent Wilson, in a letter addressed to
sponsor for those he selects. Of course . the "six million health crusaders in the
this feature of the embassy work is United States," expresses the hope that
almost as carefully guarded, out of re
spect for the feelings of the many who
try and fail, as is some of the impor
tant diplomatic correspondence. But it
is known among Americans in London
that the list of applications is quite
lone this year.
This is emphasized by an embassy
circular which has come into the hands
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,.n; f """J" i of some influential Americans here, ex
aiuiuo luwn aim ajtum vj. H hh
every boy and girl in the country will
continue the eiiorts towara oetter
health as set forth in the health cru
sade now being waged in the nation's
schools.
The president' letter says:
"It in deeply gratifying to me, as it
imibt be to every patriotic citizen, to
know that the children of the country
Congress. Mclntyre was the nomi
nee two years ago and was defeated
ky Governor Milliken by a plurality of
1,545 votes.
Ballots were sent to Camp Devens,
tlass., to enable the 1,200 men of the
Ihird Maine infantry in training there
lo vote. '
Saddlers Spoiled.
It is, of course, well known that Sir
Douglas Hftig is a soldier first, last and
til the time, regarding all other profes
lions as of quite negligible importance.
He was inspecting a cavalry troop
tnd was particularly struck with the
eat way in which repairs had been
bade in some of the saddles.
"Very good work," he remarked to
(he troop sergeant-major. "Who did
IT"
"Two of my troopers, sir," waa the
leply.
"You're fortunate to have two such
ix pert saddlers in your troop," said
laig. -
"As a matter of fact air," was the
leply, "they're not saddlers in civil life,
teing lawyers."
"Well," "ejaculated Sir Douglas, "how
nen who can work like that could
'live wasted their lives over law I
m n't imagine. "Minneapolis Tribune.
are striving so earnestly to co-operate
plaining what is required of successful, jn the building up of the health of the
applicants, it is longer ana mucn more nation. It Is my earnest hope that
explicit than the usual circulars on the j every boy and g'irl will continue the
same subject and does not mince words pood work until the 20,000,000 school
regarding what may and what may not i children of the United States are unit
ed in the one great cause of better
health for children."
be expected.
Considerable space is devoted to
changes in dress required. In the in
tercet of economy the queen lias de
creed that women shall no longer wear
head feathers or trains on their dresses
at court. Some of the former adorn
ments for the men also have been elim
inated, but it still is stipulated what
kind of buttons they must wear on
their knee breeches and that they must
not wear buckles on their patent leath
er pumps. ,:
MACLAURIN MEMORIAL
Is Being Held By Alumni of Massachu
setts Institute of Technology.
Cambridge, Mass., Junev21. A me
morial service for the late Richard C.
Maclaurin, under whose presidency the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
obtained its present site and large en
dowment, was the principal event at
the opening of the alumni association
reunion to-day. The first to be held
since 191ft because of the war, wikl be
continued through Thursday.
Supreme Test.
"I don't know who that solemn guy
over there is but IH betcha he's some
body important," whispered Heloise of
the rapid fire restaurant.
"What, makes you think so," re
turned Claudine of the same establish
ment. "He never says anything about
it, does he f "
"Xo; but, my gosh, he can actually
look dignified while eating spaghetti!"
Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Vain Call for Life Line.
"Asked the boss for a raise yester
day. Told hira I finind it hard to keep
my head above water, that I was lie
ing swamped with bills and was in
danger of going under if he didn't come
to my rescue."
"What did he say!"
"Told me it was a business he was
running, not a life-saving station."
Boston Transcript.
5.
Yesterday's American League Games.
At St. Louis, New York 4, St. Louis
3.
At Detroit, Washington 0, Detroit 4
At Chicago, Chicago 7, Philadelphia
At Cleveland, Boston 10, Cleveland 9.
Saturday's Results.
Chicago 6, New York 5 (10 innings).
Washington 5, Cleveland 1.
St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 1.
Boston 4, Detroit 3.
American League Standing.
Won. Lost. Pet.
Cleveland .' 3 19 .H55
New York 3 21 .04
Chicago 31 25 .554
Boston 28 24 .5,'W
Washington 2 2(1 .500
St. Louis 27 28 .491
Detroit 19 .") .347
Fhiladelphia 16 42 .278
Yesterday's National League Gaines.
At New York, New York 8, Pitts
burg 0.
At Brooklyn, Chicago 4, Brooklyn
Saturday's Results.
Pittsburg '3, New York 0.
Chicago 5, Brooklyn 3 (12 innings)
During Renewal of Rioting
in Londonderry, Ire
land, To-day
ONE PERSON WAS
MORTALLY WOUNDED
And Two Others Were Se
riously Hurt in Almost
Continuous Shooting
Londonderry, June 21. Rioting was
renewed in this city this morning and
resulted in one person being mortally
wounded and two seriously hurt. Rifle
and revolver firing was almost con
tinuous, and, as the people feared to
venture out to work, business was a
virtual standstill. s
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QUEEN MARY'S
BUSINESS ABILITY
Convinces American Manufacturer of
Rumania's Future and Gets Need
ed Locomotives and Cars.
Philadelphia 10, St. Louis
game), I'nilartelplua a, M-.
(second game).
. Cincinnati 3, Bostdn 2.
(firht
Louis 1
National League Standing.
Won. Lost. Pet
Cincinnati 30 21 .:8S
BrooklTn 2 23 .549
Chicago 29 2.-i M7
St. Louis 30 26 ..-:
Httsburg 24 24 ..'.00
Boston ; 21 2rt .447
New York 23 31 .42U
Philadelphia 22 31 .413
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Mrs. Alvs Guernsey Sawyer and two
children of Sunapee, .V H., are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. O. . Guernsey, Mrs.
lawyers parents.
Mrs. Nettie Hatch was" in Burling
ton recently to visit her daughter, Nel
lie Martin.'wbo is at the Mary Fletch
er hoDital.
Mrs. Kav Abbott was in Marshfield
the fir.t of the week.
Mrs. Ina Dailcy and son, Gardner,
returned Friday from Brattleboro,
where Gardner has been attending
sihool for the past two years.
Klmer Sabin was at Joe's pond one
dsv this week.
Mrs. Karle Martin of Adamant was
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The Goodfellow Co., Inc.
69 South Main Street, Barre, Vt.
O. W. (iuernoey visited at .John
F.mery's in North Montpelier the last
til the week.
i Several from here attended the
Pomona grange at North Calais on
Saturday.
The Carnes school closed on Friday.
The 21 scholars minted only 14 word in
pellinjr during the entire term.
K. K. (ieorge and aim, Raleitrh. were
business visitors in Barre on Friday.
Mrs. Henry Berry was in North Cal
ais part of the week, called there by
the serious illnejs of her father.
Phillip Drenan of Ooddard seminarv
was at O. W. Guernsey's the last of
the week.
Vern Wheeler and family were recent
visitors in South Royaltim.
Richard Davidnon and wife of Ada
mant were in town lat week.
W. W. Johnson of Sprinpfield wa
in town the first of the week on bui
n's. Lvnn Cray and family were visitors
at joe'a pond rercntly.
New Intoxicant.
The people of the civilized nations
hac by long practice and at consider
able cost acquired a certain degree of
immunity to the old-fashioned alcoholic
stimulants.
Is it on the cards that the people of
the Cnited States must now go on and
acquire immunity to wood alcohol?
I he nrst cost ot tne new experi
mentation seems almost prohibitive. A
policeman said, accounting to a down
tomn police-court judge in New York
for the scarcity of cases of drunkenness
in his court the morning after New
Year's. "They don't come here, your
honor. They go direct to the morgue."
- Life.
Matches the Fittings.
"How did Ajmes come to marry a
man over seventy?"
"She sava he harmonised so wrll
with the antique furniture her mother
f,z. left her." Boeton Transcript.
Bucharest, May 24. Queen Mary of
Rumania displayed her business ability
and her faith in her country by put
ting through an important deal in lo
comotives not long ago. The Rumanian
railways were in sad need of the new
eneinesrf there were American, r renin
and Enclish agents here to sell locomo
lives, but ror money oniv. .one oi
them had enough faith in Rumania to
sell them for anything except for cold
hard cash.
Then the Tsident of an American
concern who had been selling locomo
ives to Poland came to Rumania. An
interview was arranged between him
nd the queen, who presented such
strong argument on the future of her
country and its resources that the
hard headed business American agreed
to furnish locomotives and rolling stock
and to take in payment Rumania's
national bonds.
The queen believes jn Rumania, and
she knows how to convince others, be
cause she has been over every foot of
its ground. During the days that she
waa princess, she traveled by train and
by automobile and on horseback Until
she has come to know all of the re
sources of her country and a great
many of its people.
Here is what she said to the Associ
ated Press correspondent about . her
country: "The queen of a small -coun
try! Those who are accustomed to
see rulers of a great land can littls
understand what it means. It means
work and anxiety and hope, and a
great toiling for small results. But the
field is large and if the heart is will
ing, great is the work." '
Vuoen Mary has a reputation as a
writer, and now that Vie war is over
she has resumed the literary work she
abandoned when the war began.
Whatever may be the value of what
I write, I am hnppv.to say that I have
facility in writing," she explained. "I
write in the morning before I begin
my day a work, but interruptions flo
not disturb me. If I have to see some
one, I go back to my desk ana am able
to take up the" unfinished sentence
where I left it. Part of my writing is
in the nature of a journal which I
have kept throughout the war, but it
is of such an intimate nature that
much of it cannot be publithed until
long after I am dead."
The most admired work of the queen,
aside from her fairy stories, is a liyle
hook, entitled "Mr Country," wherein.
n a casual, impressionistic manner,
he queen tells of her travels through
he country, describing the life of the.
peasants, their desire to own trie son.
heir willingness to work hard. the
quaint costumes, the curious architer- I
lire of the churches ana Houses, the
beautiful women of the country, and
he charm of the winding, dusty roads.
For all her beauty and fine clothes,!
the queen Is not afraid of dirt. This
fact is shown in her boundless admira
tion for the dusty plains and dustier'
roaas oi ner country, une aay aunng
the German occupation of Rumania,
she was riding along one of the dusty
roads of Bessarabia, when she saw and
picked up an illy -clad little orphan
girl, that was part of a group of refu
gees, buj seemed to belong to nobody
in particular. The queen gathered up
the child in her arms and took it home,
thinking later to find its mother. To
date the mother has not been found,
so the queen has adopted 'the little girl
as a member of her own family.
Another girl the queen has almost
adopted fs Miss Anne Shaw of Phila
delphia, who has been in Rumania with
the American Red Cross for more than
a year. Miss Shaw came to know the
queen through her Red Cross work,
and then, especially Princess Elizabeth,
with whom she has struck up a fast
friendship. The queen heartily ap
proves of the friendship, and when Miss
Miaw is about the house the queen
treats her as a younger sister.
Queen Mary is a good judge of hu
man nature. When she receives a
stranger, she puts hirn through a sort
of a third degree. She places him a
chair facing a lighted window, whereas
she sits with her back to the light, and
if the stranger meets with her ap
proval, as a person to be trusted, she
then is apt to remark:
"I think that light is too strong for
your eyes," and asks him or her to
change the seat. Then she is ready for
conversation.
She makes it a point to be in touch
with all sorts of opinion and has made
friends with a great many of the rad
ical politicians of Rumania.
Not long since, she invited all the
writers and newspaper folk of Ruma
nia to her home, serving them tea, and
had a heart-to-heart talk with them.
She explained that she was working,
just as they were, for the good of Ru
mania, told them that perhaps in the
past she had not worked as she might,
confessed that she had been ignorant,
if not misguided, but promised to do
better in the future and, asked to be
prrnmiru iw wors. wiiu mem lo xne
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Dusters, caps, gloveseverything
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common end of making their country
greater. The queen is keenly alive tq the so
cial changes brought by the war, to th
possibility that thrones are unstable
but she is said to believe that there in
still much kings and queens can do if
they stick to their jobs and smile.
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A clergyman who had recently takc;i
charge of the "parish was warned by a
kindly lady that he was making r
mistake in assuming in his sermons
that the people ot St. Stephen's were
sinners.
"When you hsve been here longer,
doctor, you will learn what good peo
ple they are."
"Are there any sinners among them,
madam?" he asked, gravely.
The reply was unflinching: ''At lcat
not among the pewholders." Harper's
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