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Evening journal., 1916-10-09
Composite Box Score of
Worlds Series Clash
BROOKLYN.


Baed Marquard in eighth inning, first game
Oh Bated for Pfeffer in ninth inning, first game
BOSTON
Evening journal., 1916-10-09

wheat Rises" says a headline that
caught our glims. n it's the Wheat
we're thinking about Zach Wheat,
left fielder of the Dodgers. the only
way you can get a rise out of him is
TO serve him piece of pie without
Evening journal., 1916-10-09

The guy who published that song,
There's plenty Of room at the top is
dead wrong. Ask Gran'pap Robinson
he knowsl
Evening journal., 1916-10-09

Casey" Stengel is an unconscious
Hold your seats! Don't
cheerl He's not in vodeville. He's
for the Flatbush Dodg-
ers in the land of rubber plants.
The Washington times., 1916-12-20
HEBREWS OF CITY
OBSERVE CHANUCAH
Historical Feast Begun in vari-
Gus Synagogues Of
the Capital.

The Feast OF Cbabucah was com
menced last night by both the ortho-
dox and Reform Hebrews OF Washing
ton. with elaborate ceremonies, at
tending lighting OF candles In the va
rious synagogues.
Chsnucah IL celebrated as an his
torical feast. \ little more than
1000 years ago Antiochus Epiphanes,
ruler Of Syria. compelled every nation
under his rule to worship his gods.
The Hebrews. who were under his
power. refused TO meet his demands.
After several small revolutions. the
leadership OF the Hebrew armies fell
upon Judas Maccabeus. lie won sew
eral victories and overthrow the yoke
OF Syria. After driving the enemy
from the land. the army re-entered
Jerusalem, and purified and rededi-
Gated the almost destroyed temple,
Dedication in Hebrew Is Chanucsh.
and this II why the Feast OF Chan
ucah II celebrated.
DIR, Abram simon conducted serv-
Ices at the Eighth Street Temple.
while DR.. I. Grossman and DIR. NJ.
Abramson performed sacred rites at
the orthodox synagogues A special
program for Sunday afternoon at 2:3O
Is arranged for the Ohave Sholom
Synagogue. where a general exam
ination OF the daily and Sunday school
pupils win be held.
The Washington times., 1916-12-20

tion. He read from the report OF
that had been previously quoted by
Commissioner Kutz.
You meant thst?" counsel asked.
II think on franchiseI values my
mind has changed somewhat since
1913" Mr.. Palmer replied.
First Bis Case.
The witness said that the report
that had been quoted was the first
big public utility case in which he
had been concerned with a number Of
other cases. He said he could cite
twenty cases In other cities that are
similar to this.
Mr.. syme asked him IL he knew the
conditions existing I'm this city. The
witness said he did not.
The counsel then asked him IL he
knew OF the conditions existing In
any of the twenty cities that he would
cite. The witness said he did not.
Reproduction Of Plant.
He was asked IL he did not know
that In this particular case the hypo'
theticai reproduction was TO be a
reproduction OF the plant OF the Po!
tomac Electric Power Company In
the city OF Washington on July ],
1916.
The witness said he did so under
stand and repeated, In answer to re-
peated questions, that he did not know
the conditions In Washington.
Then" said Mr.. Syme, sit seems
to me you are comparing an unknown
condition with q lot OF other unknown
conditions and bringing them all into
The Washington times., 1916-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Davis,
philadelphia, Cochran.
A. y. Smith, Pittsburgh,
Cochran.
a; ?. shore. Philadelphia.
A. 1. Giles, Philadelphia,
willard.
q. w. Stout. Erie, willard.
w: g: McCiave. Scranton,
willard.
Nr. and Mrs. u. G. Mayo,
philadelphia, willard.
W. Gilleis. smithport, Will
lard.
James p. King. Phlladel-
phia willard.
j. 4. wakeman, Philadel-
phla, Ebbitt.
Carl Gaeyer. Philadelphia.
Ebbitt.
Il. NJ. ALERT, Philadelphia,
Ifbbitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Clark.
Philadelphia, Lafayette.
ID. II. Patton and wife, Eaila-
delphia. Bellevue.
John Huest, Pittsburgh.
Shoreham.
J. E. Merton. Pittsburgh.
Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard q.
Park, jr., Philadelphia,
Shoreham.
Mrs; Joseph y. TayioS Phila-
delphla. Shoreham,
John w. Myers. Philadelphia,
bhoreham.
PORTO RICO.
n. Lantini. caymas, Rs-
Elton warner. San Juan,
Cochran.
RHODE ISLAND.
Mrs. ID. y. Shea, Harris.
Miss NJ. E. RYAN. Harris.
Mrs. Ira N. Con. Providence.
Continental.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
HafiOn GNnabel ranltal
parL
Il. E, Bonners. orecnville,
Raleigh.
c. u. Downing. Columbia.
willard.
TENNEssEE.
n. n Cooke Chattanoos.
contInentaL
w.x-
c, . EAhs. -,
mares r. boa' fort Afthur'
harrn
" ". biothan' Houston Ma
lonai.
w. Ia Blothan' Houstd Ma
. uonal: =. -
o. tlyHin' susarland' VIII
laru,
UNITED STATES ARMY
Lieut.. y. Cannon aud wife.
Capitol Park.
Lieut.. Y. Cannon and wife,
shoreham.
xruWoxr
u.or.. n Sa,,n,s. v,,,.
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Stewart s. Kurtz. jr.. Cam
ton. Shoreham.
Mrs. II. W. Cox, Warren,
Winston.
c. E. Yarian and wife.
Gallon. Winston.
PENNsYLvANIA.
T.. e. Honeywell and wife,
Norristown, Harris.
n. N. Jago? philadelphia,
Harris.
q. stott and wife. Philadel-
phia, Harris.
E. ]. Josef. Philadelphia,
Harris.
Cyrus N. Anderson. Phila-
delphia, Capitol Park.
william Thomas. Phiiadel-
phia, Capitol Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Johnston.
Milton, Capitol Park.
John II. Mcknight. Elkins
Park. Capitol Park.
A. l.. wilhelm, Philadelphia,
NaDihot Mn
II. Il. Robinson and wife.
Philadelphia. Capitol Park.
A. q. Slzcer. Philadelphia.
Capitol Park. 80,
M. and Mrs. II. Ia Herr
Williamsburg. Capitol Park.
Franklin l., sheppard. Phil
adelphia. Capitol Park.
II. q. Bair. Philadelphia.
Continental.
ID. NJ. Frank. Philadelphia.
Continental.
N. c. Heislor, Philadelphia,
Continental.
A. II. Henley and wife. Phil
adelphia, Continental.
w. A. Shaeffcr. Fort Madi-
son. Continental.
w. A. Armstrong, jr.. Phil
adelphla, Continental.
e. G. Gilmore. Philadelphia.
Continental.
p. Presen. Philadelphia. Ma
Horace Smith. Reading. Ma
tional.
l.. a. shantz, Philadelphia.
National.
II. c. stlckney. Philadelphia,
National.
Theodore. Headley. Philadel-
phia, National.
r. W. Bauer. Chamberlin,
81 Iamea
n. n. Wells. Philadelphia.
National.
W. T.. Gohn. Johnstown, Ma
e. D. Price. Harrisburg, Ma.
j.. %. Burdy. Pittsburgh.
Harrington,
A. Haddon, Philadelphia,
Harrington.
A. d. Green. Philadelphia,
Harrington.
T. A. walne. Bristol. Tar
George l.. Thompson, Phil
adelphia. Harrington.
Mary l.. Michael. York,
Harrington.
q. u. stoll. Philadelphia.
Raleigh.
Paul Littleneld. Rhiladei-
phia, Raleigh.
A. 7. Malmed. Philadei-
phia. Raleigh.
~. r. Behrens. Harrisburg.
Raleigh,
John '. I.eyan. jr.. Potts
town. Raleigh.
H.. Ellis. Philadelphia
N. ,. GrinIn. Philadelphia.
sterling.
Charles ". stanbaush.
Hanover. oxford.
\. l.. Groves. Erie. oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Wilson.
oxford.
Martin 81. Woods. Phila.
dS,slRhis' Congressional
u. ~. Evans and wife.
Philadelphia. Drlacoli.
Wallace Chase. Fall Brook,
Drlscoll
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CHANGES HIS MIND
AS TO FRANCHISES
Pepco Expert Left Item Out Of
One Valuation, Recognizes
il in Another.

(Continued from First paxe)
be given the value he assigned them.
as Mr.. Almert had assigned them.
would u make any difference wheth-
% pas s,fu ps,o no,nns lor
missioner Kutz
"It would" responded Mr.. Palmer.
would they be worth 81 200, 900
more than you have estimated?" the
Commissioner asked.
w,sh, nav x.,..
The witness said he couldn't say
'ss to that. He could conceive circum-
stances under which they would be
vor,h ,b., ,n,ob NOR. rommi.s,oper
- ss -. s,. ..a
"ppeu W ,i,,a.s
ne as wy NJ
nno.,,ou oo'ueu '"e'' "'"'' ~ "''
ar,n ,,,,, haii.vo conn.n., o,,b, IN
be entitled to earn return on s2,bO0,-
wv 10. pNueses o "en pu
ing himself around in his chair and
frowning on the witness.
That depends on the history OF the
company We "''"esS 'op"'
Might Sell Frsnchise.
.t, ,,,t. ,o, h. ,.h,. ,yhi,h
-. US 90 aon -
The Washington times., 1916-12-20
FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN BRIAN
VIII Be Held Tomorrow From CAL
vary M. e. Church.

Funeral services for Capt. Henry II.
Brian, who died Monday, will be held
tomorrow from the Calvary NJ, E.
Church. lnterment will be in Cleo
wood Cemetery. ,
Captain Brian has lived in Wash
tngton since 1867, when he became
connected with the Government Print
Ing office. lie was born in Howard
county, Md. When President Roose-
welt created the office OF deputy pub
lie printer, in 1907, the position was
given 10 Captain Brian.
The death OF Captain Brian follow
I'd an Hines of little pore than q
week,
The Washington times., 1916-12-20
GAELIC SONGS ENTERTAIN.

Scotch and Irish songs featured the
meeting OF the Gaelic Society OF
Washington, held last night in the
Hickman studio. 1910 New York ave
nue.. II. A. Lake and Miss Heinrich
Schafhausen sang several Scotch
songs. while Miss Agnes McCann en-,
tertained the society with Irish Sc.
lections. DIR. Joseph Dunn. president
OF the organization, read a paper on
the Irish lyric poets OF the seventeenth
century.
The Washington times., 1916-12-20

chester, Continental.
| J. NJ. .Noonan. Continental.
Scott Grant. Continental.
\. u. johnson, Roanoke,
Continental.
James w. Harris, crozet,
ID. X. smith. Linden. 81.
W. Bawman. ,staunton, St.
James.
J. 4, Murphy. Richmond,
W, N''lSH'i' ". orlmmsr. Orange.
National.
tR. +. Hill. Orange. Ma
r. c. Pendleton, Clifton
Forge. National.
Ben Stearman, winchester,
National.
4. l.. Iarew, winchester,
National.
c. wingneid, winchester,
National.
u. II. Ellis, CoVington,
Metropolitan.
J. l.. Hatton, Norfolk, Ra:
o, !. hidges. Roanoke. Ra-
E, .. dun.ther. Norfolk, Ra-
g. n. Adslt. Norfolk, Ra-
Dr. and Mrs. A. II. Trlgg.
Eecles. Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Graves,
Richmond. Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. G. Gate-
wood, Rectortown. Raleigh.
c. u. Clark. Roanoke, sterl-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robin
pon, Norfolk. sterling.
| John y. Carroll. Richmond.
Sterling.
J. II. Rhudy. Galop. Driscoli.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. X. Winn,
L.cesburE. Lincoln.
b'
c"a Ne. \ N Gard.
ner. waynesboro. VIII
, nsnn' Ion.. Sorfo,k. Eb.
hit
saunders, Roanoke,
Ebbitt
" II. Mayo. Hague. Eb.
bitt.
A, Deseuand. Lynchburg.
EbbItt.
Susan J. 0roome. warrenton.
LAFAYETTE.
Mrs. u. W. Sells. Ieesburg.
shoreham.
Mr., and Mrs. A. NJ. X. Char
rlngton, varrenton, shore
ham,
y. Roe. Richmond. shorehsm.
Mrs. Frank Baldwin. Fred
cricksburg. shoreham.
A.. l.. Ferguson. Newport
News. shoreham.
uIsCaNsu<
,.,h,. N p.,ry uiw.u.
Nn ,n 1yiiis,d
The Washington times., 1916-12-20
run" ON SUBTReASURY
Greatest Demand In History for
Gold for Christmas.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o.--The United
States subtressury here IL under
siege today.
The besiegers are men and women.
each holding a roll OF bills to eS-
change for gold pieces.
ofnciala say the demand for the
bright money for Christmas presents
IL greater this year than ever before.
Two lines were formed early today
to accommodate the crowd.
The Washington times., 1916-12-20
eauty aud Good DiEesties Go Hand
In Hand. stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets Iusure 10th.

belching, sour risings. fermentation,
heavy, lumpy. feeling in the stomach.
indigestion. dyspepsia, loss OF sppe-
tite or similar stomach arrangement.
you VIII sfnd at once a remarkable
Improvement.
This scientific digestive does the di.
gesting where the stomach either did
not do II before or did II very imper.
fectly.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale at all druggists at Toe a box.
Bend coupon below today and We
viii nj once send YOU by mail a sani
ple free.
The Washington times., 1916-12-20
LIBRARY'S HOLIDAY HOURS
10 BE Closed From Saturday Until
Tuesday.

The holiday closing hours for the
Public Library were announced to-
day.
The central building will open De.
cember 23 at a. m. and close at 3
y. m, and remain closed until Decem-
Der % at o a. m.
The building will be open Decem-
Der 30 from o a. m. to o p. m, Decen-
ber 81 the hours win be from 2 TO
y p. m, and on January ], from D T.
IN. 40 o pS-ms .-,.,
The Washington times., 1916-12-20

j. w. Rodgers. st. James.
w. DE Reuter-. National.
II. c. McCrearey. National.
J. q. Higgins, National.
NJ. r. Bowler National.
J. Berlingane, National.
n. Gliclander. National.
r. T. Clark, National.
r. l.. Coop. National.
]. Keller. National.
Il. II. stowe, National.
n. u. Parke. Harrington.
Edward A. schuster. Har-
rington.
IT. G. Arnold. Harrington.
Charles Frost. Harrington.
John Fared, Harrington.
w. u. Hcdger, Harrington.
r. w. Barker. Raleigh.
NJ. u. Stone, Raleigh.
A. n. Herrfsldt, Raleigh.
Charles A. stillman. Ra-
leigh.
A. x. Folsom, Raleigh.
~. e. SCHNEIDER. Raleigh.
J. W. Nevins, Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. White.
Raleigh.
Frank Gostfried. Sterling.
y. A. Gailor. Sterling.
william u. Branc. Sterling.
Arthur German, Sterling
n. E. Gardner, willard.
walter Young. Willard.
". \. Mcclure. Willard.
Hugo =. Adam. willard.
N. y, Toben. willard.
q. q. Mccain, willard.
Louis zuber. willard.
A. ~. sabin. willard.
N. Wood and wife. Will
~. 6. Drayton. Lafayette.
Mrs. Baysrd Domlnlck. La
faysttc.
Bsyard Dominiek. jr.. Lafsy-
ette.
John T. REILLY. bellevue.
.. q. Byrdict. Bellevue.
". J. Phillips. Bellevue.
Peter A. Jay. Shorchani,
NJ. Eisnsr. Shoreham.
Robert washley. Shorchan.
Edward II. statlinins. Shore
ham.
J. q. Bennett. shorehan.
~. 8. olds. shoreham.
y. b harth. snorehan,,
George Romani' shorchann'
Egidio Roblete. shoreha,m.
Louis u. Coudert, shoreham'
Hulda IL Rosenbaun, shore-
ham.
Mrs. n. Solomon. Shoreham.
f.'P. Patton. shoTehsm.
coin.
AIR. and Mrs. r. y. Sklnners.
Lincoln.
=" ford cochran
r. q, Lamb. 4cochran.
xrvu xnux srarr
NE" " ~
- W. nAih'f 'N"'s
tlonal.
q. W. Crews. Flushing. Ma
tional.
Miss Helen curtlce. cort-
Miss Mary IaIhrop. Ithaca.
Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicolas. syria
cuse: oxford; -
Falls. willard.
]. Allen smith. Niagara
Fails willard. 49,
WIZARD
A, U. Hooker. Niagara
Fs$ys. Willard
a. Whit.head. Niaxara
Fails willard
q. ". Nye, Niaaara Falls.
Wizard.
Francis n. Hall. Nlasars
MaS S" sIauran. M,u,sro S,,xsra
Falls. Willard.
nlS.l Fails. Willard: Ei., n...,
lyn' Eesiit -,
Ebbl,t
John y. MilhollAnd. lansing.
lafayette.
Mr. and Mrs. D. a.
brown u'iea' cspl'oi
v. n. Trempsr. Albany.
Continental,
Naaru cAaa1uxA
-, !. -, ,,,,,s
ton, Harris:
e e" : t'"j Adams. aa,'''' Wallace,
'.pl'o, nnIh, 80.
% ~; M,lIlsms' canton
spis.o, . A., -
. ~ So'ke'' AI HTy' va
"a 'p"A ~ ,ioo,, All, S.,,on,t
~ noou, An'h' Ns'9nAh
{, M. Justice i'aielgh' har-
''n, ..,,,
y; IL FORESTER Ashe'iile'
hieisn' .
j. u, Aayes' Charlotte ka-
rlsh'
H. G MCPHERSON and WIFE,
italelgh' haieVh,
4. ". Webb, Statewide
Congress HAL
OHIO.
m n,,. ,,..,,..,t
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w. ], Mcconnell. Hasers-
town, National.
r. G. Beaile, Baltimore, Ma
W. II. Lee, Baltimore. Ma.
tional.
Miss Helen Bartin. Baiti-
more. National.
Joseph . Meyer. Baltimore,
National.
n. C. Moore. Baltimore. Ra-
leigh.
NJ. :. carens, Baltimore. Rs-
leigh.
Paul Bassford and wife.
Davidsonvilie. Sterling.
d. II. Steiner. Baltimore.
Joseph zshsinxer. Bsltl-
more. oxford.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
j. u. Russell, Boston. VII.
n. r.. Pfslzer, Boston. VII.
lard.
y. u. Albree. Uxbridse. WIZ
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. coulie
and daughter, Barnstabio,
Harris.
NettIc l.. Baicome. Capitol
Park.
Harold o. Butler, Boston,
Continental.
q. e. Bibber. Portland,
Metropolitan.
W. W. Chalmers. Fitchburs.
Metropolitan.
W. NJ. Blsckford. Spring
field. Harrington. .
II. NJ. iIcbden. Boston. Dris-
coll.
Francis ]. Marsh and wife.
Upton. Drisooll.
MICHIGAN.
w. Woodwork. De oit.
Capitol Park.
W. a. Carson, wyandotte,
Continbntal.
Eugene I. Van Antwsrp and
wife, Detroit. Continental.
II. q. Underwood. Detroit,
Continental.
james W. Jonries. Detroit.
Harrington.
MINNESOTA.
Theodore n. ssnitton. 81.
raul, Rai-ish.
MISSOURI.
Charles Knott. New Ma.
drid,. willard.
&. ~. Rodehaver. 81. Louis.
Ebbitt.
q. Meriwether. st.. Kansas
city. Ebbitt.
W. ". I.ybrand. 81. Louis,
National.
George y. Gill. St. Louis.
Raleigh.
MONTANA.
J. Il. Corcoran and wife.
Great Fails. Winston.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
a. L. Lockwood. clsremont,
Noniu'aitsis
NEW JERSEY.
a. Cotton and wife. Lo-
crst Point. Harris.
u. :. Hart and wife, As-
bu,y Para. Harris.
Joseph Pns,cr. West Ho-
boken. Harris.
r. H. Hippsee. Camden,
Capitol park.
n. x. Leach. Princeton,
Capitol Park.
Guy smith. Princeton.
capitol Park.
". n. Paiieud, Atlantic
City, Continental
Mrs. Palleud. Atlantic
city. Continental.
W. NJ. Palleuu. jr., Atlantic
city. Continental.
John !. N. Mccain. Durl-
lnEton. Continental.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver T..
strubls. ir., Augusta,
continentai.
Mrs. ~. osmond, Delanco,
wilmAt.
Miss %. osmond. Defiance.
wilnAt.
u. 4. Lutz. Trenton. Ma
}. D. 9uslds. Trenton. Ma
tlonal.
1. d, sanders. Trenton, Ma.
tional
~ ID sander. Trenton, Ma
tlonal.
j. A. sanders. Trenton. Ma
tional.
John y, Lsl.. Newark. Har.
rinEton.
J. y, Budelman. Montchlr.
Raleigh.
W. IL. whluon add wife.
Englishtown. Raleigh.
Charles p. Msdsen, Newark,
Raleigh.
c. N. Casey. Princeton. Ra-
leigh.
NJ. X. BayoIian. Atlantic
CiIy. Hudson. (.
W q, Duncan, Princeton.
Ebbitt
VIEW hEAtto.
Fein Brulo. Albuquerque.
willard,
NEW YORK CITY.
W. II. Suydam, Harris.
Albert Dieneri Harris.
\. RosenthaL Harris.
George aud Mary Golfer,
Harris.
4. a. Brousse. Capitol
=. q, o'Brlen. Capitol
Edward zuIk. Capitol
Park.
O. T.. Austin. Capitol Park.
~. Ward. capitol Park.
Henry Bruckner, continen-
tai.
". ii. Dale. Continental.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mackloo-
witz Continental.
George +, clevenberg. Con-
tinental..
r., II. Holmes. Continental.
W, n. Cinnamon. Wilmat.
~ lamin. wilmat.
II E..ll.r.. NFlN..a
The Washington times., 1916-12-20
Goodbye
Dyspepsia
You Can Now do Your Own Cook
ing. Sample Each Dish, and
Still Have q Keen,
Healthy Appetite.

Tr, stasrt's Dyspepsia Tablets Free
IL you enjoy preparing a luncheon
or an attractive dinner, but the odor
OF cooking pals ON yoI, take one OF
Stuarts' Dyspepsia Tablets after your
next meal and if you are given to
The Washington times., 1916-12-20

THE SPORT MART. INC. soS f ct.
y. w.
LANsBURGH 4 BRO. IeO 7ih ST.
N. W.
HECHT a CO.. SIS 7th st.
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CALIFORNIA.
49,, m wh.o,or Pasadena
willard.
Perrin J: Hanson, Los An
Geles, Wiliard, Ia. Gan
y. y. Clsrk enu Wiie' 90"
Francisco, ES6itti .a,a An.
u. ~. pucks.eih' hos
,scles, E6oitt; .,,,,..
,, Apderson' Los Ahso'es'
hgp''e; T son,.x In, Angeles.
Harris.
iohn Mitchell, Los hgeies'
Harris; ., .,,,. Gan
Franclaco. Congress Hall.
cn,ouapn
cVbV"o
v. ". Moses. Denver, Har-
rington.
frs. n. c. uilliard. Denver,
Congress- Hall.
rai hi,llsra ,,i, DENVER Con-
,,Ssr. nr.r. n,I,Isrd' ,Ini, Denver Con-
coNNECTrCur.
'ir. and Mrs. Alfred n.
Smith. Southington, VII.
lard.
'ohn Zondciol, New London,
Harris.
T. 9. Wheeler' Wins'ed' Ma
nr..yaur
,hn ,, \. Badre' Wilmington
E,.oa,na
:. p. oulna. Pensacola,
Continental.
tiss Geraldine Ball. Tampa.
Congress Hall.
fr. and Mrs. W. J. os-
monde and maid, st. Au-
Gustinc. shorcham.
tAcOuCIA-
S .
J. ". W uinh' NtIahe'
'pn''nsh,s s,,'. .,,.., n,
~ ShaW' Atiants' .ita-
.N,gh ~ .,
~ eoF'e' N'iah's' fa-
leigh; 49,, u
v " ioor. Ntlhnlh' HalclRh'
T. v, Marley Atlanta ita'
ieish'
GUATEMALA.
~ N a,t.L.u ,.,i,.,
p.,l ~ ''"' N"p'"'
-
ILLINOIS.
r. n. IYon. Chicago VII.
lard.
m noutt, nr,.,yttt.
willard
q. n purzan Chicago
Willard.
ErnnE ~ urowu rhtc.ro
Continental
.,,,..t.. n.,.. ..,,....
Continental nj '' ''As0'
N'.l,c, N Nu,, aud x,,.
Chicago. Harrington.
"''u' Sp'"sno'u' IVA
I,',,n A. po... .,,t..
Rsieigh.
w III, Thomas, chicago,
.Vsrnun,.
consye.s Hail Ao'
q. A. fprbcs. Urbsns. Con.
sreAS Hall.
~. y, ~ r9,nes' urbsna'
W. - Fiint. urbana. Con.
rren. Hall
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ARE PEOPLE FROM YOUR HOME
STOPPING AT CAPITAL HOTELS?
List of Arrivals. From the Various States and
Other Countries Recorded on Regis
tiers of Local HoStelries.

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aos BANK or $50. 900.

TULSA, Okla. Dec. 20--The bank OF
Sklstook was robbed OF more than
100000 during the night. The bandits
escaped. Skiatook Is about ten miles
from Tulsa.
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HousE & HERMANN. sOi 7th ct.
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HUGO WORCH lllO q st. n W.
lEO. u. KENNEDY. 1905 G ~. ~ "
HARRY c, GROVE. INC, 1910 q ST.
n. W.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-27
Alexander Dry 1dale & Son

three gentlemen friends motorcd q
Springfield, Vt recently
Born last night son io STR an
Mrs. William Calvin of NDrla 1927.
nington Weight about q u JOS.
DR.. d. \. Gleason moto.cd Co P.tl
hc'd. Mass, today and returned $40
a cClsm of Mr.. M C. Holt Hh' 81
III.
Mr. anG YRS. w. r. Madison 90.
spending some time at nrishion HeiD
and other places I'm Che vicinity 90
New York
Mr. ana Mrs. j. II Cuslmar aie ou-
tertammg Mrs Cuchmau's moiar
Mrs. Lord of lrvington ON thc hudrO
at their bungalow at undcrcliii
There viii be "A game O, baseball oa
the North Bennington diamond satur
day afternoon between NCnnIn t.u
and the local team Il required
innings to decide the last cnn,Ds. h.
tween these two teams uul q coed
game is expected.
The old Park homestead, which
was taken down aud removed 90 u
bennington TO Vial Farm. Nor %
llcnnlngtuu, rs prGctloaly complete
u is furnished throughout With ca
style furniture, Wholly IN Keeping w'
the style of The building
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-27

been spending a week Of her vacation.
Mrs. John Stevens aud two children
left today for visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevens on Carpen-
ters Hin.
Free exhibition of Jane Peterson's
small water color sketches at Cooked
Hat Tea House for the month end,
July % to 81. Adv.
Miss Ada Woodwork. secretary Of
the Memorial hospital in Orange n. j.,
has arrived in town to spend her an
nual vacation Of one month.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Kiley of STAN
ford, Conn, are spending three
weeks vacation in Bennington as the
guests of Mrs. w. C. Babcock. Mr..
Kiley is a postal clerk in Stamford
which position he has held for twelve
years.
Mrs. Warren Rice, who about year
ago came here from Fayetteville, n.
Y, and has been staying with Mrs. WI
liam h. Frost, has moved to the home
of her niece, Mrs Fanny Mallory on
School street where she will make
her home in the future.
William T. Hawks returned We'd
nesday evening from Humarock
Beach, Mass, where he has been So
iourning since the first of the month.
Mrs Hawks, her mother, Mrs. Louise
Blanchard and Miss May Lamarre
will remain at the Beach until August
I.
Miss Marjorie Smith former resi-
dent and a graduate OF the local high
school in the class OF 1914, now OF
Mantle, Conn, arrived Tuesday even
ing to spend the summer at the home
Of Mr., and Mrs, f. b. Murphy went as
Gage street Mrs Murphy went as
far as Pittsleld to meet her
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-27
BENNINGTON kST0NlSHED
BY SIMPLE MIXTURE

Bennington people are astonished
at the INSTANT action of simple
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc. as
mixed in Adleri-ka. ONE SPOON
Full removes such surprising foul
matter it relieves almose ANY CASE
of Constipation sour stomach or gas.
because Adleri-ka acts on BOTH low
err and upper bowel, few doses often
relieve or prevent appendicitis, A
short treatment helps chronic stom-
ach trouble W. l.. G0kay.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-27
Standing of the Clubs
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs. NJ c. Huling entertained
cousins from lloosick Tuesday.
Hugh Botium OF SALISBURY Wis -
relatives in this village Tuesday
Mrs Edwin Hart and children have
rotutuci from visit in Pittsdeld.
Mas,
Nj aud Mrs Jesse Eduy ana daugh-
icrs Of rittsAeld, Mass, were in town
N0nda.
Miss Blanche Barber Is the guest
of Miss ITALIA Brown in Fort Plain ~
Y, for few days
Mrs Henry Roster is the guest OF
her granddaughter, Mrs della fIar-
mon OF bennington
Frank II Madison. accompanied by