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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-24
ORGANIZATION OF
KENTUCKY REGIMENTS

To increase national guards to its
full quote Kentucky is to raise one regi-
ment infantry, one field regiment Of
artillery, one battalion engineers. sig
nal corps, The Adjutant General Of
Kentucky would like to raise companies
from Lancaster, Danville. Stanford and
Richmond as battalion for the first
new regiment that will be organized
This is an opportunity for some patri-
otto man from Lancaster to become
CAPTAIN Of company he would raise here.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-24
A BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE.

! Inc following Dcautltul anu true ltl-
butte to one bound by ties of kinship
and friendship to many IN Garrard is
copied from the DanyiIIe Messenger.
Mrs. Chestnut's paternal ancestors
were all from Garrard and the regret
caused by her passing away Is IA uni
versal as il is deep.
Chestnut.
Mrs. Josephine Salter Chestnut, wife
of George w. Chestnut, passed away at
her home in this city Saturday even
ing. May 18th. at , O'Clock.
THIS community feels keen sense
of loss in the untimelY death of this
splendid type of womanhood. We have
been told that in her grlhood home,
she was peculiarly thoughtful and
courteous. ever respectful of authority,
and in those virtues were laid the
foundation of her useful life.
Around her own hearthstone build
ed according to II plan of her own
where her interests and affection cen
tered. there was shown fondness for
beautiful things and an exquisite taste
in their selection.
Nestness, system and order were the
laws Of her household and a gracious
hospitality its especial adornmont -
these were the outward evidences of a
bright mind and well developed char,
acter.
1t is what one does every day that
counts in life's accomplishment not
alone for self. but for others in the
home in the community and IN the
world, thus testfying to the truth OF
Lowell's statement that 1.-THE tie that
binds the home holds the Nations An
Choir.
The hopes of that home are now
blasted and the plans Of life must be
made anew by this visitation of an UNI
kind fate but what has been done is
not lost but is an enduring monument
to a singularly lovable and well rounded
character and forceful personality.
Her sympathies We're easily touched
and in the application of her bounty
she considered neither creed nor color.
A good woman has gone from us -
but the world will be the better in that
she lived.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-24
TRAINING CAMP
FOR NEGROES

Washington, Senator New OF Indi-
ana was assured today by Adjutant-
General Mccain that a training camp
for negro officers will be established
somewhere in the United States in
short time. There will be number of
negro regiments in the new army and
it is proposed to officer some of these
regiments with negroes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-24
NOTICE

As administrator Of the estate Of J.
w. Brown. deceased. notice is hereby
given that all those having claims
against said estate will present same
to the undersigned. properly proven.
Those endebted to same will please call
and settle at once.
1911 j. L. Dickerson, Admir-.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-24
STRAWBERRIES
STRAWBERRIES

Walton Moss is giving his annual veil
of Strawberries, and they are fine ones.
See him for church supplies ana etc. o.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-24

We are authorized to announce the
following candidates, subject to the
action of the Democratic Primary.
August 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
5pIferne paa NIT silbasetus peo Va.
paume, Sommefrunter.
Sriternc furfplgcr Sgrferne 30 Wil
Woro fur &agSao.
Rusierne ifal baue tagct &crman'
ibah / Eeriicn.
Gn britiif Irmt CT plaeielig buffet
up uco Serninlems Eprte.
SmaamDt al aae Slass.

Senne llge3 melt opiigtsp9ffenoe
Hpbeo fommer ira - aina. Zen
omcrifanifc Winiiter / Ncfing,
Mcinicb, tclegraierer ncmIIg i9aar,
ben t4be Wfarta, til Slots oepurte-
mentet / @aibingtou, at ben Itorc
dliatiife HepubIif bnr oibrnbt De Oh
plpmotiife SorbinOelIcr meo Gplt-
LAMB, ginet oen tpife @elanbt / Gefing
HeilepaS og bar tngct / S%cIiooclIe
olle tpifc Sanoel&ifibe / Sbangbai,
fer ialt, bragt ben tpife &eiutnin9
ilano og iat ppbnct Sagt onlborO pau
Sfibene.
Sino bIir iaalebe3 ben iorite moi.
trale Ration til at Iplge ErGiioent
@ilions Snobpoclle til at 9aa / bans
Sobipor % aibrpoc Den oiplomotiIt2
Sorbinoellc meb Spiflanb.
ct iaaoant Sfriot ira ainas SIDE
bar iorreiten pGret pentet allereoe |
fIere Tiger. 90 uoar oct III enbelig
er toget, iaa ifploeS bette uoen Suil
Snpans Snbflpbelie / aina mere enc
noeet onoet.
Ior etpa" llger iloen anbefaleoe
oct fineiiife aobinet enItemmi8 ct
iaaoun Sfribt, men ErGIiocnten lot
te Tia inlpo, iorbi han mente, at Oct
par bans og life &abincttets Sag at
nfgisre bette. 6elgen par, at aabI'
nettet traaote al og bets Meo!emmer
forloo Eefing. Wen iaa fom FrGIl.
benton paa ANDRE Sanfer. San ino-
bso oct 9anlc Gubinet til paarp at
iuota0e line Ylabie og erflpreoe at
bile feie iig citcr 0cta Nrglprelie.
Zen 10be Wurts inoiatot &abInettct
iia oerpaa / Observation-Disclosures %
buo ON @obfienoelie al i'm @ellltt.
nina ON at oibrpbe be b~iploDlatilte
S%orbinoelier meo Spitlano. Genne
8%obfienbelie hlep / Heprpiertantbu'
Jet gipet meb 43t moo 81 Stemmer,
90 Senatet illttebe iig BERTH.
Set pil bel III ogiua mart piie Jig,
ON aina agter at goa uioere, giere
fplles Gag meo De Illierebe % err
flGre Spiflano &rig. Get melt uiot-
rGffenoe peo oenrc me Situation i
ZIten tllroc DOG pnre Ben SmitGn.
Oiabeo, at aina III f%opnnler til at to-
&c Stilling peo Sapalfs SIDE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16

Wouge Nerfeligbeocr berettes
ira Stornoiitrittet, Haa mango
Steocr. buor lloeiret for frcm,
ltaor ser isien Suie, iom let ingcn
Sfaoe leo.
s ct AZ Dc ~ramponereoe Slle req
Stormcn no oue @inouer, mems Ell
lei Gel al W%eblemcntct citerloSe2
/ en- InnAe noe paa @eranooen. 81
onoct TripothuS bar al Stormcr
Icitet ! Geirct. imtNt aftlrnt belt
ON % Iat nciagtig neb pon tine
@runomire i9iel. Suiet leo cler3
iuacu Sfooe. life Ct ginou uar
limit og iuoe / Grreliernc ito0
nUitcn oue cling paa iiu pnnIige
VlaoS.
Sra CT nnoct Stem forte Stoy,
men mcb ii9 ct Qor @urcr ben /
Soppcn AZ ct brit ira. Ser bang
De pou en- @rcu. iom ON Sc meo
itor Cnhu pnr orbraBt ser al
MeuncitCbaano.
) Here elmer bar @pcn filo.
llNnoi8 oiifonrct ira cubper 6or.
binocIie mco llocnocr0rner. iaa
@iplp life cu0au0 funoe tiltolocs.
Ser blcp imioIcrtio idaInart oen
pTritc Strpf bar oucr, aiort alt
muIiG al 0Den3 cguc Snobpaacre
iorot lin0re N0ocn blanot Sc It.
llnocr, Iom bar abort buSOiI0c.
mems ole @pcuS @ogcr iif Npt,
ocrnc iuloe mc0 at tile Sc tifro0c.
fomne, iom ipl0tc aac NoipitaIcr
til SrUngIel,
Strur citcr, al Sorbin6cIien bar
Q~icnoprcttct, bcqnnote NipIp at
iircmmc iii, ioopeI | Sorm al Ben,
9c lonr WoOparer. aIroer OF on.
Ore 6ornebenbcber. Sra Wuncic
% andre @ner blco ser icnot Or.
trotog nrco SGger, SpgepIcicrifcr.
@nnbuacr og Meoiciner 20 aom.
panier al NaiionolGar0en cr no.
fommonocret iii gaqttieneitc /
Stormitreact % meo Orore til a.
itooe rrbper, iom Gribes / Elnu.
erina Al De oocIoqte Suic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
2GSforlvninsen inau.

Naniugton oeu t2te Wort5 +:
Cob Storoge"' 9eboIouingerne Al;
gGs ! &c 6oreueoe Stater bite Sen
lite Nart5 Ell Reogong al 97.2
Frocent lan1menliguet meo 9ebolo.
ulngerne ben lite 5ebruar.
Sielge SanobrlgSoepartcmentet5
iioite Waaneo5rapport beIeb oisie
6orInniuger liz 0en lite Narts til
blot 1915 Guiiu, boilfet er en-
9Ieogang al 1913 Grocent ianmen.
hgnct meb 9ebolouiugcrnc Sen
iamne Gnto / 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
Oorif poit ~beilaelaet.

Gep Dort Sen 13oe 1arts :
Staroorb Oil Gompanps Cant.
hamper "Sobn .. ard)ibalo". ionl
ioag aufom BERTH ira 9ergen, Ror.
ge. meI0er, at 80 Srffer meo EpIt
fra Horge, Tanmarf oq Suerige,
iom Sfibet hapoe taget omboro /
Bergen, par bleuet beiIaglagt al DC
brittle Wpnoigbeoer ! @aIiiar.
9ette er, iaauiot pioes, ieritc
Sang, at Netten til al lore Goit
ira CT iremmeo 2ano, ueitraIt caer
triqierenoe. or blepet nGgtet Il
Sfib ieilenoe unSer amerifarit
alag.
9umperen blep opbolot ire Gage
/ Saliiar. % Oct bIeu mott I'll at
iortiGtte Heiien uSen YoitiGfferue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
Gyjferne rommer mere 6ruuo

Sonbon 13bc Warts. - SpIfcrlc
er mi / fulb Sang meo at opglpe Docr.
liaere 8runb paa Den norolige Gel
al Sommeirpnten. 5 Nelt Tor gn-
pallnle bar De remmct Tine @opeoior'
f~parSperfer oper Ell 81 Wtil breo
7ront. &c er biotil gaaet tilba8c
pmtrent en- Wiil, men bpor De agter
at itanic, pioc5 life, Oa ben tilbo8c.
aaaenoe Wanepre enonu paa9oar.
Garis 14oe Warts. - 8ranIfe ml-
Iiture SagmpnO tiilpgger bet rort-
iatte brittle Selb peo Sommeironten
ben allerIterite Setpbning, Ge en-
flprer, at oct Ter no til, at SpIferie
bar ppgipet Saabet ON at fnnne boil
De @apaume og Feronne, % at DC
M iorbereber iig til at remme bcggc
Disle pigtige Sper.
Tapporter ira brittle Slppere pi-
Ter, at Spiferne MI langs ollie fine
ilbre Sinier or iiGro meo at iprGngc
9roer og brGuoe Immlnitions- %
9ropiautmaguiiner, mems DC Is.
ger at maifere SierncIicn al it
ipnrc SfptS pes Ell ui9SpanIig BET
tig Slb meb Seltfauoner.
Oct paaitaaes, at Den tpife StabS
So%peofparter peo CONNIE MI er lint,
tct belle 10 Mil bagenom Sronten.
"WatinS" militGrc Webarbeioer
trcr, at Sen tnife Stab ira isrit al
blot agtebe at iperfiHtte CT itrategiit
Silbagetog / oct Gicmeo at I%oriinfG
% muligeu5 belt iorpurre Ell pentei
no britiif Siieniip peb Sommeiron,
ten, men oenne Nlau git ifuaS peo
Sen brittle General @ougbS Saftif
Siteoetior at iorislae Den retirerenoc
Sienoe meo iii aapaleri, iom Spifcr-
ne naturlis bapbe ~iorubiot. peh.
Nep General Bouet at rumitere
Slanbt Dem peo en- metobiif os eoe.
Iaesenbe Brig al tit iuare artiIleri
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
Sriterne 50 nil iorbi Saooao

Sperationerne / @iien bar pua fort
Sio antaget laaoamne Gimenlioner,
at De MI %beapnoer at tiluenoe Jig belle
Geroens Spmerflombeo. Oct er-
fienbes, at De Soranoringer, ion, M
timber Steo oerborte, muIigenS farl
iao iliGbneluun9cr SnoilDoelIc poa
2ri0ens Iorleb europa.
Get itore Spsrgsmuul her, lonl
rimeIigui5 ganife mart pil Tinoe i'm
2esning, err, ON oct uil Iptfea Srltcr-
nc ira Spo og Husierne ira Noro at
iorene iig og / SGllesifab begpnoe
line Sperotioner imoo Sprfernc. 90
er Sprferucs burtige SiIbagetog finn
Ell irioillig Manepre, en- ltrategi't
9eupgeIic iom SEQ / me Spcrntlo-
ner, iom utber tpif 2eoeIIc ct mlocr
6orbereoclie? GlIer er oct ret %
Ilet 6lllgt, oct breier Jig ON?
Geo oe iioite Meloinger ira Son-
Don - al igoar Gitermiooag - bar
DC brittle 5orielgere naaet belle 80
Mil iorbi @ogoao poo i'm Sci lang3
Sigris til Ben pigtige gp WtoIul, !
buiS Nprbeo Tinipes Huincr iinoeS.
90 iamtiDig melotes, at <sierne
bapoc inotaoet &%crmanibob / Terii.
eli / Norbsit Tor Sagooo.
5pr &usIerue % Sriterne fan for
enc lig, moe imiolertio be isrite font
NE neo ira bet periiife Seilaub %
giennem Sc tranae 6icIbpas til oct
meiopotamiife Saplano, men Ni'tan-
aeu mellem Dem or life iaa operpGt-
res ltor.
: Slooen Sigris bar @riterne Ell
ltonrcrtet Transported, bpor De life
aIene opererer Sransportifi6e, men
oeiaa &anonbaabe. 3ette iorfIarer
bel 9riterncs opermaabe roife Srem-
itsb lanss benne OerbensbiItoriIte
Glp. Otter Snotagelien az aut tog
oct Dem nemlig fun to llgcr at nao
ga9bab ITO 0fil lGnger Horo.
Sc lioite Gage Sprfernc par i Bag
baS, benpttcoe DC til at ebelGgge iaa
meget al 8Proi, Tom be raf paa. Il-
liseucl giorbe Sriterne ct betpheIig
arigsbptte, for gasoab bar belle 81
BEN prrct Centrum for 5prferneS
Sperationer / Meiopotamien. Spr-
ferne eiterloo iig / @pen omfring 500
'aareoe, men ellers fit De aabenbart
line trooper no / goo 9ebolo. Nao
penitre Sreo al 6looen talteS mel.
lem 200 % 800 ialbne Snrfere.
0ct bar albrig pGret oplplt, bpor
Iangt %ipboper ben bersmte @agbab-
Sane er iProig. Zen err iaIiaIo life
irroia iaa lanet Iom til 9agoab,
men Den gaar iifferlig ct gobt Stpffc
iDooper iorbi MoIul. Tenne pil -
ialiaIo ~iprelebia - pGre til iisril
0ptte for Den retirerenoe tprfiife slr-
me.
Get beber ! Den oiiicieIle HaSpcri
ira 2onoon, of 9agoabs @ciolfnine
g~orifa,ies saa eiss 1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
Ovifere lamles / Wcrico

Sdre6o, Ger, oeu 12te Quarts .
Easiagerer, lom ioaa anfom BERTH
ira WontereD % on0rc merifmriry
SnolanOsbpcr, iortGller. at Der
Ssbet al DC iiOitc TO Tiger er an.
fomntct ct tort INITIAL 3pirere I'll
Wionterep, &era GruB oa Sol,
Souis Eotaii ira De 6orencoe Sta.
ter, Cuba % cnocl al De central,
amerifanife Stntcr, Dc alerileItc
al Dem ifal bare tpifc GeierucIoloo
ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16

Heiultatet bar, at Spiferue blep foil.
get / i'm egen SGloe, % Oct Silbage-
fog, iom fra ferIt al bar belt fripllllg,
begpnbte mere og mere at antage So
rafteren al en- ncbtplnsen SoranitaIt-
ming.
Get brittle Sopeofparter peb
Somme 13be Ntarts. - Gen Seioe.
rpg, JON / Noropeit for 9apaunle
buper Jig op ira &anlanoct, % iofl
Sritertc belt iioen 9egpnoelien al
Sommeil aget bapbe lGrt Jig til at be.
trogtc iom "bct lopebc 2ano," blep
ioog enoeIig beiot al General SaigS
brittle trooper. Sor fcrite Sang
iioen oct ltore GaIfetng pua ocnnc
&ont ~begpnotc, bar 9riterne mi Sor-
oelen al at ppre etableret paa Co.
mems beicItc Elnft, bporira be fan le
neO paa BET beremte tpife Strongbolo
CSapaume) % enoog Salloet / mile
bis bagenfor.
Brittle Siiicerer er inruiSIet ON,
at De III fan ta9c Gapallnle, naar-
jonlbeIit Sroren oertil giues. Gre
pliers blep taget mco Storm igaar
aite5, o. De me brittle Sinier ItrGF-
fer iig ioog lnng5 belle Den nrpntc
6siocrpg % til llbfanten al Icbiet.
le.8etit, ct iterft Nu1tt, iom enonu
boIheS al Spiferne.
Sra Spiberpggen / Geit for 3D.
pal,n,e bar man llbiigt oucr Iaa on.
trent belle Soumeirontc,t, buor rlmc-
ligui5 @erben5biltorienS Itprite alag
bar pUret uofiUmpet.
Oct, lpm iorbmlieOe DC ueirblote
brittle Solbater n9lten melt al alt,
ba De fonl inc / 8repillers, oar Oct,
at Oe iif ie- eft Sits meo Gag paa.
Set bar De life ieet paa lGilge %
penteoe life at iinoe Ell Iaaoan &c
pproigbeb paa oisie &unter, buor al
ting ligger / &ilincr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
en- merfeli9 Saneit.

NorioIf, 90. Sen 12tr @iart5 :
Wlongc rare Gina cr bIct braat OF
ira Nunoeu al Somptou NoaoS,
men Den rarcitc 6ongit al alt bleu
bIep giort forIeoen Gag. GA Cor.
re%oojagcren "@enbam" nitcoe 90
Ell fllloitGuoig hcI glttomobil. gll.
tomoblIeu par bIepet bpnacnoc
iait / "@enbom" gnfer. 9aaocl,
braqte oen merfelige 6angit meh
Jug til Mtarincoeritct / Roriolf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
Pdri$erbrev.
Ten itrense &inter furpscr 9risens
Groner.
Noris lobe 6ebruar 1917.

@rep fra "Teeorab= loitsn"S Barrier
8orreiponocut, DR.. ,Sreis SretSlano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
Verden$krigen.

9iua ~afbrpocr be Siplpmati'fe 5or'
biubelier meb SpiflanS.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-04

enlistment during the war in the ser
vice training camp TO be given a
Fort Meyer, Va. in August.
Louis Buffum Of East Dorset wal
the Sunday guest of his sister, Mrs
John Hayes.
Miriam Rebekah lodge at 8 o'clocl
tomorrow evening.
The local tailoring shops are Il
close every Tuesday and Thursday
evening from now forward.
Henry Westfall and family moved
today from County street to the cor
ner of Main and Morgan streets.
The Daughters of Isabella will meet
in the Academy building tomorrow
night. A good attendance is desired
Lloyd Bishop successfully passed
the examination at Fort Ethan Allen
Sunday and is now an enlisted man in
the Vermont state troops.
Mrs. Townsend X Wellington, for.
merly Miss Caroline +. Cushman of
this town and Miss Mary Wellington
have Joined the Woman's ervice
League of Troy They are in training
for motor driving for local emergency
service during the war;
Tomorrow, Registration day, is not
legal holiday but many stores, shops
and offices will be closed. The Even
ing Banner will go to press tomorrow
at 1880 and all persons having items
or advertising for publication are
hereby requested to get their copy to
the office early in the morning. The
business office of the paper will be
open until o'clock in the afternoon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-04

to the so odd branches will be issued
today
II is too early to do more than esti
mate the returns of last weeks mem
bership campaign. but the following
are some of the figures; Montpelier
1000 more, making a total of l,4O0:
Bennington, new branch, a total of
1900 to 1900; Burlington, total of
1900; Brattleboro. 1,600 Brandon,
300, practically all new; Randolph,
$40, all new; Island Pond, AIS, all
new: Barton, 100000, about 100 new;
Rutland. returns incomplete, but 2S5
reported so far Winoosk is expect
ed to meet its allotment. Most of the
smaller towns are ahead of their al
lotment, says Secretary Harry S. How
ard, who has received more than 49,
500 in dues already. Monkton and
East Berkshire are among the new
branches just organized.
The work of distributing supplies to
the soldiers already has begun Pa
jamas have been given out. The
comfort bags will be issued soon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-04
TO CALL BRIToNs IN U. S.
Men Between 18 and as Will Be Re-
cruited Here


Great Britain issued a call to the
colors yesterday to British subjects in
the United States between the ages of
IS and As years, of whom there are
said to be 100000. The call was ac-
companied by a warning from the
British Recruiting Mission that such
British subjects in this country who
did not enlist would in all probability
become without country. that is,
they would lose their citizenship.
The United States has given to the
British Recruiting Mission the use of
its enlist machinery, and British sub
jects may volunteer at any United
States Army recruiting station. The
mission has opened Offices at $50
Broadway and will establish branch
offices this week in all the large cities
of the country. Enlisting will begin
on Wednesday. 1t is possible that
some arrangement will be made be-
tween London and Washington where
by British subjects of military age
who do not respond may be drafted.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

The Drysdale store will close all
day tomorrow, registration day.
If you have a weak heart, don't
come to see "The Railroad Raiders"
at Harte Theatre today. ADV.
Mrs. VIM T. Lawrence, former
Bennington girl, will sing at an enter
tainment in Proctors' theatre, Troy.
Thursday evening, given by the Troy
Soldiers Welfare League.
Clara Kimball Young in Her Mis-
take, Harte Theatre tomorrow. Adv
Lillian Walker in kitty Mackay' at
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-04
PERKINS PREDICTS REFORM
Tells Madison Barracks Students OF
New Era After the War.

Sacket Harbor, N. Y.-June g.
That America will be made over and
better by the war was declared again
and again by George W. Perkins today
in an address delivered to 600 officer
students in the Young Mems Christian
Association building in Madison Bar
racks.
Mr. Perkins predicted that with
peace would come social and indus.
trial struggle of unprecedented pro
portions" in which victory would go
to the nation that had the highest
ideals. He declared his belief that for
the twenty-five years Immediately fol
lowing the war humanity would pro
gress at a pace unmatched in the his
tory of the world.
AS member of the Y. NJ. C. A. War
Work Council, Mr. Perkins announced
that the association intended to ex.
pend $3,000,000 in welfare work
among the soldiers at the various
mobilization camps.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-04
TO MAKE 100000 RIFLES
Remington Company viii Rush Army
Order Day and Night.

lion, N. Y, June 3.-The Reming-
ton Arms Company announces a large
order for United States military rifles.
1t is understood that at least 100000
rifles will be made here within three
years.
The Remington plants capacity is
1000 rifles daily. Efficiency experts
form Detroit have rearranged the fac
tory to facilitate the movement of
parts from raw material to the as
sembled rife which is to be like that
used by the British Army. Its desig-
nation will be the Springfield Enfield.
The factory will be runday and
night the men working in three shifts.
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Harte Theatre tomorrow. Adv.

Harte Theatre tomorrow Adv.
Darkest Russia" a story of Russia
before the revolution can be seen on
the screen with Alice Brady in the
principal role at Harte Theatre today
Adv.
Registration day tomorrow will be
observed by the closing of the Drys
dale and Nichols dry goods store. the
clothing stores and other places OF
business.
Hundreds of thousands of Russian
exiles await the appearance of Dark
est Russia" with intense interest. 1t
can be seen with the beautiful star,
Alice Brady, supported by an all star
cast at Harte Theatre today ADV.
Fred b. Cushman has applied for
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-04
NORTH BENNINGTON

David Fleming passed away today
at / ocolck at the home of his son,
Matthew Fleming, on Hawks Ave.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-04
AFTER sfoo,ooo,o 900

New Red Cross Campaign-Confer-
ence 12th-New Members.
Burlington, June 4.-The executive
committee of the Vermont Chapter of
the Red Cross will meet in the morn
ing of June II and the council in the
afternoon on the roof garden of the
Hotel Vermont, in the interest of the
S100,000,000 fund campaign. The call
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-04
HOUSE WIRING
LOW PRICE9
On All Electrical Works
LENNON & MCGUIRE
Tel 474-W
.IANO FOR SAL :

We have good second
hand piano for sale, little used and
in fine condition. Will be sold very
reasonab if sold at once. Apply to
f. b. Pope henH or Tel. h Gi@W. 20
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-30
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
HONORED At BANQUET
PendIeton Businessmen and Cool
Roads supporters Express Apprc-
citation of TheSr Treatment of This
CouitS's Needs.

Pendleton business men and good
roads supporters honored the MEM
bers of the state highway commits
sion and expressed appreciation of
their treatment of this county's needs
last evening at an informal banquet
at the Hotel Pendleton. All three
members of the commission. s. Ben
son. chairman. w. l. Thompson ant
e. j. Adams, were present and each
was given an ovation when called
upon by Dave Nelson. toastmaster.
Confidence in the ability and in
tegrity OF the highway board was
expressed by numerous speakers and
in turn the visiting members Of the
board paid high compliment to Pen
dleton and its spirit of progress and
cooperation. This town more than
any other place / have seen typifies
the real spirit Of the west said one.
II am glad this is not a debate"
said f J. Adams. western oregon
member OF the board who spoke in
an interesting manner OF the work
before the commission and declared
he would like to have his mail sd-
dressed to Pendleton.
S. Benson was enthusiastically APP
'plaued as the Grand Old Man of
Portland and W. T.. Thompson was
given a particularly spirited recep-
tion when called upon To speak. In
addition 10 the members OF the COM
mission others called upon to talk
included J. r. Raiey. a. Hill OF the
Warren Company. W. NJ. Peterson.
r. w. Ritner. G a. Barrett. J. n.
Burgess Asa y. Thomson. J. # Rob
inson. J. v. Tallman. Judge G. II
Marsh. II. ". Cockburn. r. r. Aid
rich and clarence Ash
Those present "a the dinner were
u II Nelson. toastmaster: 8. Ben
son. r. J. Adams. W. L. Thompson,
George Strand. A. ". Cox. F. T
George. T. NJ. johnson. W. NJ slush-
er. =. Robinson, = n. Ries a. p
Thomson. Fred Earl. G. VI. Marsh 4
g. r Arnold. II. II. Cockburn. J. V
Taiimnn. J u. Raiey. W. r. Wyrick.
o. r Tromblev q. p Perinver "
~. Peterson. % e. ChIoupek. r. II.