Montpelier Evening Argus from Montpelier, Vermont • 2

MCKNTPELIER EVENING A ECUS, MAY 3, 1920 2 FIGHT OVER CHILD. a- 5a (AMIS. at Vf. Famous For Its Marvelous Motor il IT wit f.v Jyty LI '3 -H ti Li $: -i fHSiiidLJ'i tl tab Li a Father and God Father Wish to Give Home to Pretty 9 Year Girl. Testimony was completed yesterday afternoon in the- ca.se of Plummer Richardson's estate against Joel Em-ergon for the collection of a of $175 and interest.

The defendant admitted the note and that nothing been paid on it in the way of principal orinterest. but pleaded the of limitation. The note was given in January 1903. Mr. Emerson went to California in '1969 and later went to Virginia returning about a year ago.

Evidence was introduced to show there was an understanding between Mr. Richardson and Emersin about payment of the note before he" Chandler See flow went away and the question involved was as to whether that acted as a legal factor to keep the not alive. W. N. Thcriault anneared for the h-Friced tig.

Voodwork That Beams If the woodwork' looks a bit down-hearted. call in the Bay Stater and he will make" it more cheerful than ever. For the bath tub, screens, floors and all painting work inside THE Chandler Six throughout its seven years of production has been distinguished for its many distinctively superior features of design and equipment which are used also on the highest priced American cars, and not used in any considerable degree by cars now priced hundreds of dollars higher than the Chandler. See, then, how the Chandler checks with ten of the best-known high-priced cars in these features selected as being characteristic of high-grade design and most efficient service. The BitIaf Superior Chandler Features an and out there is a Bay State Liquid Paint that does the job to the queen's taste.

Bay State Liquid Paints arc really the cheapest 'you can buy, for they cover more surface, lock better and stand more punishment from wind and weather than any other paints made. INOROUT, the All-Round Varnish Here is a varnish that will do every varnishjob you can digupforit. Useitinsde, take it outdoors, subject it to the elements, pour boiling water on it and you can't even dull its gloss. There isn't a varnish "just as good" as INOROUT. ADSWORTIT, ROWLAND Inc.

BOSTON. MASS. largest Paint and I'amnh Makers in A' Entknd the High-Priced Cars that use Them plaintiff and Fred B. Thomas for F. L.

Laird, who i3 ill. A hearing followed on the questra who should have possession of a 'nine year old child of Mariano Orlando, who died in Buffalo recently. 'Charles Orlando, father of the child, whom he had not seen since it was two" years old which was about the time his wife! secured a divorce, asks the court fori the custody of the child, a pretty haired little girl. The child brought back from Buffalo last February by the brother of Mrs. Orlando.

E. Campagnari, a Barre residing on Brooks street, and on the stand he testified that he was ready and anxious to give the child a home with him and, that he would treat it the same as one of his own. He has a family of six or seven children, the Oldest 16. He is God-father of the child. As soon as- he brought the child to Barre the father made request of him for it but he told him he would not surrender it except by process of law.

It was brought out in the evidence that the father had not contributed to the child's support while it wa3 with its mother in Buffalo and that there is older brother in Buffalo who is living with a minister and Pierce-Arrow, Fiat, Brewster, Packard, fKHJlFPAlNf TORQUE ARM OR TUBE. Also used by Pierce-Arrow, Locomobile, Brewster Winton, Cadillac, Packard, Stutz. ANNULAR BALL-BEARING TRANSMISSION. Also used by Winton, Stutz, Pierce-Arrow, Brewster, Cadillac, FJat, Locomobile, Packard, Marmon. ANNULAR BALL- BEARING DIFFERENTIAL.

Also used by Marmon, Stutz, OXE PIECE ALUMINUM MOTOR BASE, which ties the frame of the car together at four points, thus providing, a stiller frame as well as a more rigid motor mounting. Also used by Packard, Locomobile (Bronze), Mercer, Winton, Fiat, Brewster, Stutz, Pierce-Arr6w. SILENT CILIN DRIVE for Motor Shafts. Also used by WintQrju-Packard, Cadillac, Brewster, Fiat, Mercer. Locomobile.

ANNULAR BALL-BEARING REAR Also used by Packard, Slutz, Locomobile, Marmon, Pierce-Arrow, Fiat, Mercer. HIGH TENSION MAGNETO IGNITION. Also used by Locomobile, Mercer, Fiat, Brewster, Winton. Tou cn buy Inorout Vsmitli and BT Slatt Pinl from Montpalier J. M.

TURNER, THEN, see How these seven cars sixes which may be.considered competitive to the Chandler do NOT check One car, listing at $2973, checks with Chandler in only one feature One car, listing at $2195, checks with Chandler In only two features threefeaturcs Onecar, listing at $20 -15, checks with Chandler monly two features One car, listing at $2400, checks with Chandler in only one feature One car, listing at 1945, checks with Chandler in only one feature One car, listing at $2250, doe3 not check with Chandler in any feature Not a single one of the seven makes of medium-priced Sixes referred to oCers you High Tension Magneto Ignition. The Chandler offers you Bosch, recognized the world over rs the best ignition system. Only one of them offers you the silent chain drive, although another one of them in its higher-priced model incorporates this feature. These Statements are Facts and they Give You a Few of the Reasons or Chandler Leadership The specification data quoted Is subataatiated, la every instance, by tha manufacturers of the cart raicrrcJ to. preparing for eollege.

As showino- CERTAIN TO BE VOTED RICHMOND. his ability to care for the child Mr Washington, May 5. In the Miss Mane Gauvin, who has been Campagnari said he owned one'tene- pinion" of administration officials visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ment house and a two tenement close to President Wilson, the Knox Louis Gauvin, has returned to her house.

The child's father said he was peace resolution is certain to be ve- home in Boston. receiving $35 a week as granite cutter toed if adopted by Congress. In out-' Mrs. Freeman has returned and that he had a good home; the lining their belief that the president from the Lincoln Inn. at.

Essex June of which stood in his wife's 'name At would veto such a resolution, admin- tion, where she has been boarding for the of the divorce, the children mratinn omciais to-uay recalled nis were given to the mother. Tim mi, I ft i 1 i i i SIX BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF BODY letter to Senator Fall last emvy oumiay a- question for the court to decide is a Four Passenger Roadster, S199S declaring that to make a separate home of his son, fcamuel Honlcy, to what is Lest for the child. Seven-Passenger Touring Car, S1W5 Seven-Passenger Sedan, 1299S Limousine, S349S Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, S207S Four-Pass snger Coupe, $2895 (All Prices J. o. b.

Cleveland. Ohio) peace wouui oe a stain on tnc nation i K. II. Davis is counsel for Mr Or- nonor. i hey saui Uiey Knew oi no anu wus me aru0 an.r-j Carver for Mr Camp- reason to beiieev tnat the thiet i wwr, iurs.

jonn iven- agnari. J. Cappio was cutive ha dchaneed his nnnd. That is "c'iy- for those who nnlr) rnf tolL- the view also held by many adminis-j- summer schedule will go into Ai tne 8Uggeson' of Mr QSxmio tration senators, who are expected to cffecta at the Richmond theatre this which the pourt approved Mr Cappio fight the peace resolution, but week with movies Wednesday, Friday instructed the witnesses' to answci expect if it is passed the president and Saturday evenings with two per- the queRtion aslied A th The BURNELL-FAULKNER Company i O. W.

Cuener red Laundry Mgr. MONTPEL1ER, VERMONT Sales CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, O. win reiurn to congress unapprovea. The case Orlando vs. Orlan wa? 1913 forward from the Senator Glass of Virginia, who on.

inrs- A- iviaionev oi jencno was brought previous occasions had been consult- a week-end visitor at the home of her docket. ed by his colleagues rebarding the Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hen-' The Micnapl M.Mlll,nn mA president's position on issues of the 'ey- mistratoT against J. F.

Dobbs tried WAITSFIELD in city court on Mondav is with ritu treatxfight was at. the White House; to-day and had a lg talk with Sec-! John Browne was confined to the Judge Harvev for rWUI TV, i. 1 1. i 1 .1 1 retary Tumulty. oenawriass saiu imu on uccounr, oi mness ine past lion in the eu is an nlUworl nnn.M 23 in Worcester, where she; DEATH OF HARRY SANDERS, had ibeen with her son and his wife, The doath of Harry Lee Sanders oc-Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Lynch. icurml at 12:15 o'clock this moniing Chester Aull Meyer and Miss Lucia' at his home, 19 Pitkin court, of tuber- 1 i. a i.L I i. .1 1.

iT 1. J'Mv i.b urn not, hub ine presioenc ana wi-civ. of rent for which Mr Dobb' ei. i J. it I aim waMi) J-umuiiy uwxucu (aui uuiicii aim lairuiy, oi ware, claims an offset Md understanding Clark, only daughter of Mrs.

W. reveal details or their discussion. are guests at the home of P.ias to an expenditure made by as to an expenditure made by d. oayiora. ClarK of Haven, were him fcr electric wiring of the house which hill hp na onl -n-U MAPLE SUGAR MARKET.

inurnn Siinnnna linortii wnf lnow novannta i i ui bwi, which naas uet-u was to apply on the rent. J. G. Frat married at St. JJohn's Episcopal church at New Haven last Tuesday.

The bride has many friends here, who will extend best wishes. appeared for the plaintiff and lng up readily. Sugar, cakes, bricks 40c, syrup to $3.25. New York: Unreported. Alt.

Snn rfl I 1 KlphevaAn t.r,.A mi o. inraas ior tne defense. recent visitors in Montpelier. culosis following a period of ill health of nearly a year. The deceased was born in East Montpelier Jaa.

10," 1868, the sen of George and Rhoda (Wing) Sanders. He spent the early part of his life in East Montpelier but when, still a ycung man removed to Barre and learned the trade of granite cutting. He was employed in the granite 'industry in Barre for fifteen years and in Montpelier at the same trade for ten years, coming here from Barre ten years ago. For a short period RANDOLPH To Heal A Cough Take nAYES' HEALING HONEY. 35c pur bottle.

Mrs. Emma Holbrook arriwe'd Sat urday and has taken rooms at the home of Mrs. A. U. Steuhen for the summer and will take her meals out Germany is using General Per shing's report to prove that the German military authorities did not de Elites- ri I i Mrs.

Mary Holbrook, who recently 7- went to Bethel for a short visit, is ill ceive the people as to conditions Jast summer he was employed at the home of Mrs. John Morse nf the front. motorman on the Barre Montpelier (hat place and is not yet able to and Power Col, but ill health home. Mrs. Helen hadwick has moved LIFT OFF CORNS WITH FINGERS 1 from the LoonVis house on Randolph avenue to rooms in the Temple block recently vacated by George McCor mick.

Miss Emma Seymour has tak en the rooms in the Loomis house moving from the Martin block. Doesn't hurt a bit and costs only few cents Coffee Didrit Taste Kight This Moniin? Possibly 3TOr digestion is'bff llThat.sorae- follors coffee drinking, you know. forced him to stop working durinrr the wviter and for the past four weeks lie was confined to his home. He is survived by his father, who now lives in Adamant, and by three sisters, Mrs. Ernest Trepto of this city whom he resided, Mrs.

Ira A. Pierce of Montpelier, and Mrs. George A. Townshend of Leominster, Masn. He was a member of the local aerie of Eagles and until recently was a member of the local branch of the granite cutter's union.

The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon from his late home with burial in Green Mount cemetery. W. A. Jones and Mrs. Leonard Paine, his daughter, returned Monday from Andover, N.

where tliev had been to the funeral and burial of Mr, Jones's sister, Mrs. Susan Conner who died as the result of a stroke of 1 Isrit this a good time to try I New Styles Tailored from Quality Woolens The latest dictates of fashion distinctively correct tailored to your individuality by skilled "Needle Masters" who are particular about every stitch being exactly right and from handsome fill mind you, down to the last thread. Prices? Decidedly reasonable! And by far the lowest per day of wearing satisfaction. The season's most choice' fabrics and fashions are awaiting your nelectiou our tape line's ready. Samples nhtwn at PnlrArortm, hi Vine Street or at your office or home.

Tel. for uppointmc-nt. paralysis in ingston, Mass. Alexander McLanren went to Dryers, kst weeek to pass a week with Dr. and Mrs.

Harry Clark. Miss-MadeMne Martin-has been obliged to give up hr teaching tempor arily on account of ill health. Magic! Just drop 4 'nttle Freezone Joel Fifield has begun work in the CASTOR, A For and Children In Use For Over 30 Years rr on that teffchy corn, instantly it stops aching, then you lift thfe corn off with the fingers. Truly! No P. C.

Ilayward garage and his par ents will shortly remove here to be with him. Try Freezone! Your druggist sells tiny bottle for a few cents, suffi Always bears the Cignatiu of "Thoro a cient to rid your feet of every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and calluses, without one particle of pain, soreness or irritation. 1 I remains of Mrs. Elizabeth (Freeman) Lynch were brought here ihst week for burial in Southview cemetery. Mrs.

Lynch lived for years I in the house now owned and occupied by Mr. Fargo, and family on Pleasant Her death occurred February Made by Postxmi Crreal Company-. Battle Gxtk, Miclu Sir Oliver Ibdge disclaims having a political missionbut he is beginning to 'interject political subjects Freeaone is the disraivery of a noted during his lectures on occultism. Cincinnati genius, i I.