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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-15
RED CROSS RON. CALL
DRIVE THIS WEEK.

BEGINNING on Tuesday of this week
the Red Cross will make a nation
wide drive for membership, and Albu-
oueroue win do her share. Mrs Roy
Strome. rs chairman Of the local Red
Cross Christmas roll cali drive, Is ask
ing that everyone remove last years
Red Cross window sign to make room
for the new cne. 1t is hoped that by
the end of the drive there will he no
house in Albuquerque without its
Red Cross window sign
All you need is a heart and a dollar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-15
SUFFRAGE LEADERS MEET
IN SANTA FF.

The meeting of suffrage leaders.
which was called to meet in Santa Fee
with Mrs. Lindsey, was a very crafty
ing one There We're thirty-five wo-
men present, ali enthusiastic suffra-
Gists.
The sense of the meeting on suffrage
matters was that the National Wo-
mans Party of New Mexico should
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-15
ON WORK ON TWO MUSICAL
PLAYS.


ON WORK ON TWO MUSICAL
PLAYS.
Col Ralph Il. Twitchell this week
received word from his SON. Captain
Waldo Twitehell, air service, United
States army, now stationed at Hazel
hurst Field. Long Island, that he will
soon be furloughed to the Reserve
and will return very shortly to Santa
Fe for a visit and while here will be
joined by his partner, Arthur M.
Fourier Of San. Diego. Colonel
Twitehell has also received the COM
pleted book to his sons second must
cal show 1.-THE Rain Maker" and
Santa Feans who have had an oppor-
tunity to read the manuscript have
chuckled continuously and even
laughed uproariously at the many
novel and humorous situations and
the breezy dialogues. Captain TWitch-
ell and Mr.. Fourier wrote Up in
the Air" which was produced at the
Cort theater, San Francisco, last Au-
gust The influenza epidemic stopped
the run of the show, but it is now be-
ing reorganized preparatory to mid
winter opening in Chicago and later
in New York Captain Twitchell
writes that two Of the numbers are
nent Broadway cabaret
Santa Fe people will be particular
ly interested in 1.-The Rain Maker" as
one act is laid in the Rita. and all the
characters in the play are caricatures
of well known folks around town, 1t
is satire on our artists, scientists,
writer's and archaeologists. The plot
is based on a funny version of the
Indian myth of "A-van-yu." and in
the words of the author it is a rich,
rare and racy take-off of the high
brows by low brow Mr.. Fourier.
the composer, will finish the eighteen
numbers and Captain Twitchell will
write the lyrics while here. The piece
is scheduled for a spring production
in California.
This energetic pair of youthful
writer's are also at work on a third
show, which they have called Lead
Your Ace" and deals with the anus
ing side of the army. relating partie-
ularly to the avators and near-avia-
tors of the air service. Santa Feans
will be glad to welcome Captain
Twitchell home again as q private
citizen and are proud to hear of his
success. They consider him and his
composer partner, Mr. Fourier, as
members of the little artistic colony
and forgive him for using HID old
friends as characters in an amusing
play.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-15

concentrate all efforts upon securing
the one vote necessary to pass the
federal amendment before the first
Of next month.
Mrs. ]. N, strumquist presented a
plan to the meeting for an industrial
home for women and girls. After a
thorough discussion of these plans as
outlined by Mrs. Strumquist they We're
unanimously endorsed by the women
in attendance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-15
AUSTIN DAY AT THE FIFTEEN
CHR

Friday afternoon Mrs. William ].
Barker entertained the Fifteen club.
1t was memorable afternoon, for
among the guests was Mrs. Mary
Austin, the playwright and author,
who arrived after a review of her
new book, THE Young Woman Citi-
ZEN by Mrs. Paul Aft Walter and
entered into the discussion on mod
ern feminism. ~ CuereHt events anil
quotations We're part Of the program.
0N 5---t1---
RED CROSS CHRISTMAS ROLL
GAIL.
Santa Fe is taking the Red Cross
Christmas roll call to heart and it is
believed that the opening day Mon
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did get the better Of the allies He
told how in the days before the Amer
leans turned the tide of battle at
Chateau Thierry, Paris was panic
stricken; how French soldiers called
to the Yanks going to the front that
the Germans could not be driven
back; that it was impossible to defeat
him, and how the French papers
masked the truth. much as the Ger
man papers did across the Rhine,
minimizing German victories and
magnifying allied gains, and how the
Americans turned the flood at Cha
teau Thierry snatching victory at the
crucial moment, changing the face
of everything and resulting finally
in crushing German militarism. 4 fter
his work in the st. Mihiel sector Cap
tain Pond was sent to the advanced
lines of the British in Flanders and
there had grim experiences in bring
ing succor to the civilian population
that had been gassed in villages and
towns beyond st. Quentin There,
too, American troops performed pro.
digious feats of valor that will live
forever in history. Somehow, the
picture of the ruin and desolation in
noUhern France seemed so much the
more real because it was described in
tives and in simple words. Captain
Pond had brought with him maps and
French war posters, which added to
the interest of the evening and will
be kept on display for the time being,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-15
A DELIGHTFUL DANCE
AT COLOMBO HALL.

{
About thirty couples participated in
q delightful subscription dance Fri
day night at Colombo hall. The af-
fair was planned by Ralph Rogers
and Lawrence 'Lovitt. The music was
furnished by Miss Butcher and Ralph
Movers.
The dance was planned primarily
to honor the departing S. A. II. c.
boys, and secondarily that other uni
versity and high school students
might have jolly good time. And
that is just what everybody present
did have. The music was fine and
the floor was in good condition. The
musicians We're generous with the en-
cores and altogether it was most
pleasing affair.
a real honest to goodness chikcn-pie
supper was served by the ladies of the
Lead Avenue Methodist church on
Friday night. Talk about good chick
en- pie! Whoever made that pie last
Friday is past master of the art of
pie baking! one hundred and sixty
five persons were fortunate enough
and had sufficient foresight to possess
themselves of tickets which entitled
them to supper in the church parlors
and not one of them but was more
than delighted with the delicious sup
per,
Chester 3oldt, Richard Bruce,
Ernst Chavez. James Chess and James
Wait returned last night from officers
training camp at Camp Macarthur,
Waco, Tex These are the Albuquer-
que young men who were picked from
the S. A. T. c. at the U. n. M. and
sent TO Camp Cody last month Be
cause of the armistice they have been
honorably discharged
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pal church met on Friday afternoon
with Mrs. w. II II. Roberts.
The War Relief club met Wednes-
day evening with Miss Florence
Ormsbee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-15
oRAToRICAL CONTEST.

Friday evening the st. Francis aud
itorium of the new Museum was
thronged with an audience that came
to the annual oratorcal and declama-
tory contest of the Santa Fe high
school. While the original idea had
been to choose representatives by this
means for the annual state contest at
the meeting of the New Mexico Edu-
cational association, the announce
ment that no contest would be held
in Albuquerque this month did not
interfere with Friday evenings event.
The platform recess was embellshed
with a huge American flag and a
number of smaller flags in addition to
the high schools big service flag.
Garlands of the high school colors
were wound along the footboards.
The High School Glee club with Mrs.
George Fl. Van Stone directing fur
nished delightful music.
CHURCH SOCIETIES AND CLUBS.
The Ladies' Home Missionary So
ciety of st. Johns Methodist Episco-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-15
SUFFRAGISTS AT EXECUTIVE
MANSION

On Thursday afternoon, at the ex-
ecutive mansion. Mrs. Lindsey was
hostess to a large and representative
gathering of suffrage workers, who
discussed plans for the coming legisla-
tive session. Mrs. Rupert +. Asplund
presided skillfully and again proved
her title to being the most versatile
parliamentarian in the state. One. of
the resolutions adopted urges the leg
islature to devote the buildings of the
Spanish American normal school at
FL Rita to the purposes of school
for delinquent girls and women.
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ste pocasf a loupezivy hmyz.
Po celem zapadu a severozapa
du vsude se rozmnozila plocha
vysevu a zlepsila jakost osenf.
Procento opustenych poll jest
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Nv Michiganu, Indiane, Ohiu q
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milwaukee,, Wis. Cham
pion Sylvia Johanna, 6 mesicni
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prodano zde ma statnim Fairu
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sTAv uRODY.

Il &
New York. Obchodni komo-
ra Spoj. Statd prostfednictvfm
sveho vyboru ma statistiku W.
dala zpravu, niz odhaduje,
ze 1roda zimni psenice v nasi|
zemi bude letos obnaseti $780,
100000 busln, nejvfce vyjfm
kou roku roku 1915, kdy byly8
'prekonany vsechny rekordy.
Vedle toho plocha osevu pseni-'
Ice jarni rozmnozila Sc pribliz-
Inc Is procent proti roku lon
|skemu, kdy byla jiz znacne We
|lika. We zprave Sc pravf: my
|nejsf oseta plocha psenice zim-
nj jest o 20 procent vetsi, nezli
roku lonskeho. Vsak hlavni ma
dele nespociva polich, nybrz
lv jakosti psenice, ktera Sc usta
lvicne zlepsuje cd mesice dub
ma. Pravideine byva tezko od-
hadovati urodu ku predu, pone
lvadz mnoho Sc mdze zmeniti
lpocasfm, anebo skodami cd
hmyzu, ale kritickym meslcem
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vadz osenf vyslo neho lepsi
nezli bylo ma jeho zacatku a
lponevadz cd te DOLBY Sc vyhlid
ky ustavicne zlepsovaly, az do
dneska, da Sc ocekavati, re pfi
nastavajicfm pfiznivem poeasi
lbude 1roda obnaseti 900,000,-
1000 po prfpade 950,0O0,000 bu
lslG. Co Sc tyce jarky, vsecko je
lpriznive. Ma jare letos poslou-
Izilo obili mnoho to, ze mohut-
my snih v zine pddu slime "a
lvlazi. Celkem sc vysev zvysil
lasi Is procent. Nejvice by.o
Ipfidano v lowe, Wisconsin, a
lNebrasce. Ponekud horst jsou
|vyhlidky v Michiganu, kde2
Ibylo pocasi nepflznive ma pod.
Izim a pax prisla sucha zima q
ltrvala skoro do jara. Pozdejs
!deSte vsak mnoho zlepsily. O.
|hio a Indiana mely skoro stej.
|nou zkusenost. Nasledkem to-
Tho bylo tam neco poll zorano
Nv obou statech cd te dolby mnt
no prSelo. Stredni zapad je '
Itemze asi stavu co lonskeho ro
ku. Jih vypestuje vice zimn
Ipsenice nezli kdykoli pred tim
Pripadne nan dobra ctvrtina ,
! cele zeme. Texas a Oklahom;
Ijedine zGstanou ponekud poz;
du nasledkem sucha a stude
|nych vetrG, ktere v ZINE made
laly ma oseni mnoho skody. Po
-Idobne bylo v Colorado, Ne
lbrasce a severnf casti Kansasu
, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Kansa
a Nebraska budou miti urod,
hojnou. Kansas mel by NIT
ldvakrate tolik a Nebraska tri
: krate CO loni, nezkazi-li to je
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K,RAS,NA
F A r M A

- ~ ~ IA
MA PRODEJ NEB VYMENU
"a msstsky majetek, ktery pri-
nasf najem.
log AKRU urodne pHdy, O.
sete psknou psenici, ovsem, ku-
kurici, jetelem; hodny kus lou
ky - pastvina - velka zahra-
da hned u domu, tez oseta vse-
mi potrebnymi zeleninami, hod
ne bramborG (zasazenych) vel
Ky cisty les Sc 400 maple sugar
stromy, ktere dali ma 200 ga
lonI dobreho syrobu, dobre
dojne kravy, mleko prodavame
Belle Vernon Co. - 2 mile cd
mas. - Tez prasata, slepice,
kachny, a kons - vsechno ma
-adi, dobre budovy - obydli
L - = =
osmi svstnicich v nejlepsirn po-
radku j novy milk-house. -
Jsme Is mil cd Clevelandu, IS
minut cd kary, 3 mile cd Bur-
ton - 8 mil jizns cd Chardon
- mill cd skoly - ma do
brych cestach - a mile cd zna
meho Bass Lake a dlazdene
Mayfield Rd., ktera vede az do
mesta.
| PRICINA, ze jsem vdova,
mutt mne zbaviti Sc tohoto
krasneho majetku a prodam
tudiz nebo vymenim Ia do
bry majetek. Cena pozem-
ku 500 akr - a Sc vsim Ia
rizenim to pride kolem -
$4,000.
Rucim, re nebude litovati
ten, kdo 81 pfispisi. - Piste
hned do "Svsta" pod znas-
kou: ''Krasna farma".
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! Verna laska
aneb BOZ o MILIoNY.
Roman Napsal julius Mary
aneb BOZ @ MILIONY

hybem vytahnul z pod sve ply
sove vesty dlouhy otevreny
dykovy niz.
Milenka jeho, ktera sc "a
tim lbyla vzpamatovala, zadr
zela mu ruku, zatahla jej az
ma konec sklepa a posptala
mu nekolik slov do ucha.
Oba Sc pax small - byl to
smich ohavny.
Laguyane kradmo odesel a
zcnstina pocala po sklepe pre-
chazeti u vzduchoveho otvo.
I'll hlasite mluviti, jako by tu.
jeji soudruh jeste byl.
Dvema skoky byl Laguyane
po schodech nahore a octnul Sc
nynf venku.
Pred MIN nalezal sc otevre
ny vchod ku vyzdenku, v je-
hoz hlubce Valentin, aniz by
tusil hrozici mu nebezpeci, da
lie naslouchal.
Bldak Sc tese zasmal. Focal
nynf velmi opatrne, ably nespG
esobil zadny hluk, tri odstreena
prkna Ease ma otvor klasti. Pc
tom odesel do jednoho kouta
domu, wal tam lopatu a ma
hrmadil ma prkna zeme.
Vchod do vyzdenku byl n.y.
nj zakryt - to vsak neposta-
Covalo ;jedno vzeprenf Sc zad
takto uzavreneho mladeho mu
ze. mohlo vsechnu tn praci
zrnafiti a svobdu mu vratit.
Laguyane Sc vzdalil a zmi-
eel v temnu nocnim.
We yzdalenosti asi jednoho
sta metrI cd mista tohoto ma
leLalo Sc opustene staveniste
maleho domu. Povalovaly Sc
tn mezi tramy a velkymi Spal
ky kusy lamaneho kamene.
Bidak va4el velky takovy ka
MEN az ku svemu abytu a uni
still no ma vchod vedouci do
podzemniho vyzdenku. Takto
spocfvala mad zajatcem tina
.tri az ctyr set liber.
Kdyz to byl proved, vessel
Laguyane Ease d'abelskym
1smevem do sveho domu. Usta
Jeho byla potupne zkrivena a
cci jeho krveziznive zarily.
Vstupiv do sklepa, pravil +:
TAX, to bylo udelano."
Ma Valentino Sc ami nepodi
vail. Oba Sc small lovu, ktery
ucinili.
Srkcatka nyni shasta svetlo
a cha ulehli.
Valentin sebou ami nepo-
hnul, obavaje Sc, re by jich
mohl probuditi. Setrval We sve
poloze, ackoliv byla ma nejvys
nepohodlna.
Kdyz uslysel chrapani 0.
bou, pocal Sc pohybovati ns
zad, Place Sc jako had, vsal
nikoliv rychle, nebot' byl sta
stny mad dspechem sve lsti 9
o6vaznosti a nechtel 81 nyn
vse pokaziti.
.Jen jedna vec jej znepokoj
Ia, Byla-li to Gabriela, 0 niz Sc
rozmluve jednalo - proc j
ale ;menovali malickou $ mi
liony? Zde vsak nebylo mistt
prihodne. oddavati ce J lubsln
dojmum .Valentinovi Sc zda
10, re bude nejlepe, vytrati-l
Sc odsud, aniz by spicich pro
budil. Pozdeji mohl Sc jiny
mi vratiti vratit ma polapen
Laguyany v jeho doupeti.
Leza pozpatku zahyben
.vyzdenku nahoru, uvitil pojet
nou, jak nohy jeho, misto ab.
Sc, iak ocekayal ma venek DO
.staly, 0 nejaky tvrdy predme
narazily, jenz .temne zadunel
.'Hoj," zvolal duchu, IN.
lii jsem Sc We strane. Vyzd6
mex tedy ma nepochybne dv'
otvory."
Mlademu muzi ami nenapa
dlo, ze by mohl byti uzavren
Spustil Sc zvolna Ease kl
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jeho setkaly sc Ease toutez
pTekazkou.
Nynf ucftil, jak sc mu vlasy
ia hlave jezf a studeny pot Wy
RAIL mu ma cele.
"Jsem ztracen," pomyslil 81,
"nekdo otvor ucpal.
prvni zdesenf pominulo a
mlademu muM vratila Sc Ease
cel5 jeho duchapritomonst.
Vzeprev Sc lokty a rameny
o steny vyzdenku, tlacil plnou
silou svou nohama do neviditel
ne tie otvor zakryvajfcf, jiz
takto odvaliti Sc SNAIL.
Nadarmo namahal Sc mas u
bohy pritel. Kdyby mu byly
prekazely jen prkna a zema,.
jak pocatku jimi otvor u
kryt, byl by Sc snadno dodelal
2adoucfho cfle - vSak ma ne
smlrnou TIL, jiz tn Laguyane
byl nahromadil, silly jeho me-
stacily.
Vzdor tomu nepozbyval
,nysli. Jeho slime nohy kopaly
si!ou zoufalstvi do prken, jez
tu lezela tax pevne, jako by
ma ne z venku cely svet dole
hal.
Valentinovi rinui sc s oblice
je pot - nebyl to pot lzkosti,
nybrz unavou vyvolany. V dz-
KEN tomto vyzdenku tisnily
jej re vsech stran steny jako
kamenny pancfr j zdalo Sc mu
jako by Sc nan tisnily a mista
mu odejmouti, jej umackati
chiefly. Rozdfraly mu ramena
= cftil, re jest blfzek uduse-
/ nj.
Hrozna tina, ktera jej o vse
chnu schopnost mysleni pri-
praviti chtela, nalehala mu
ma cello a stezovala mu oddly.
chovahi.
| Ano, kdyby misto pracova.
nj nohama byl mohl pouzit
rukou, kdyby byl mohl svymi
nehty hrabati a skrabati, by
by vsak zaroven docilil otvo-
III, jenz by Sc byl poznenahlu
rczsiroval. Byl by pax spatril
oblohu, mohl by volati. Tako.
W sled mely jeho myslenky.
| Domnival Sc, re spozoroval
I re vyzdenek pri SVEN ustl JIG
O neco Sirsf; dovlekl Sc nazpet
! a snazil Sc otociti Sc, ably
sc mohl dostati hlavou ku "a
tarasenemu otvoru. Brzo vsaB
seznal, re jest to nemozno.
Nynf. zdstal nehybny a ma
tahnuv Sc po cele delce tela
| sveho, ably snaze dychati moh
zdrimnul 81 v umyslu, re Wy
cka pristiho dine a pax, az La
]. guyane a Srcadka odejdou, ze
Sc pokusi o utek.
I. Netusil totiz dosud, re je,
zlocinny parecek chytil jake
mys do pasti.
Hodiny pomalu miiely.
I Dne a noci pro Valentin;
nebylo - den nevnikal az !
nemu a hluboka, neproniknu
i telna, vecna noe jej obklopov;
la.
Soudil, re musi lbyti den
/ pon6vadz zaslechl v sklepen
sramot.
/ Zenstina byla samotna
hospodaTila We sve zylastni d.
macnosti. Laguyane jiz byl Q
DIESEL.
Valentin spustil Sc ku mfi,
ce spatril obcas zenstinu; ZIP
vala pronikavym hlasem nej'
I ,kou plsen milostnou.
Nynf sedla 81 Srcadka kl
stolu j jedla pila. Valentin
tn chvili take pocitil hlad. Ci
It'll prazdno v zaludku zizel
- silnou zizen - hrdlo mi
! lvyschlo a sklenice vody byl'
by mu dobre udelala.
Srcadka jedla a pila. ami
by Sc byla pritomnosti mlade
| no muze dala vyrusiti. Cinlla
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NORTH BENNINGTON


Miss Florence Mosher district
nurse. is spending ten days vaca-
ton in Essex, VI.
Mrs. J. H. LOOMS of Eagle Bridge,
n. Y. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. j.
L. Durham.
Sunday morning worship AT eleven
O'Clock at the Congregational church.
The theme OF the sermon will be
''rhe Need of Christ in our own
Town" Sunday school at noon
Evening worship will be omitted on
account OF the Community Service in
Bank hall
4 community meeting will be held
in Bank hall. North Bennington, Nov.
II. at 1880 o'clock, under the aus
pieces of the local United War Work
campaign committee Stereoptican
slides will be shown to illustrate the
work Of each OF the seven organiza-
lions cooperating for our young men
in the army and navy In addition.
there will be patriotic music, and a
number of four minute speeches on
the meaning OF our victory 4 cor
dial invitation is extended to all citi-
zens, young and old especially to
those who are contributing in any
way TO the last great drive for the
men in the service No collection
VIII be taken.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Harry Gould who has been visiting
L. b. Bottum for a few days, has re-
turned TO his home in Schenectady.
Mems ribbed gray shirts and draw
ers, special 81 during Friday and Sat
urday at the estate of Joe Levin. Adv.
Henry Rice is confined to the house
by illness Earle Darling is looking
after Mr.. Rice's business during his
illness.
Extremely large stock of comfort
ers and blankets viii be sold all this
month at great saving at the estate
OF Joe Levin. Adv
There will be an important meeting
OF all the canvassers for the United
War Work campaign at the Ben
nington Club rooms tonight at 8
o'clock.
Fresh radishes, cucumbers, lettuce,
celery, tomatoes, stringbeans, Brus-
sells sprouts, oyster plant, green pep
pers, etc, at Estes market. Adv.
At the Muray's, Putnam Block, n
Main street, special offerings for Fri
day and Saturday, dresses in crepe de
chine charmeuse, taffetta and satin
at 1898, suits at liberal reduction.
Adv.
The Foresters OF America will hold
a business meeting Monday evening,
November 18th, at o'clock. Every
member is urged to be present as
there is business of importance TO be
transacted 49t2
Miss Florence Moore leaves this
afternoon for Lyndon Center where
she will visit her brother, Calvin
Moore who attends the Vail Agricul-
tural school Calvin was recently
injured by fall
Evans has ordered supply of red
fire torches, sparklers, etc, for Mon
day nights parade. Any organization
Socialistic committee was reported
wishing any reserved leave order at
once. Also confetti, horns, noise
makers, etc, at Evans. Adv
According TO cablegram received
at st. Johnsbury Wednesday, William
d. Policy, the former Banner employe
who has been in the far east, expected
to arrive at st. Johnsbury, his present
home, in two weeks. The message was
sent from Toxic, Japan. and would in
dictate that Mr. Policy had returned
from Siberia
The Junior department of the Sec
ond Congregational church school
plans to have a good time out OF doors
around bonfire on Saturday, Nov
lG, from to p. m, near the home OF
Mrs. Hiram L. Hall on Grandview st.
Each child is asked to bring some
thing to burn in the fire, either a
, white or sweet potato TO roast in the
Goals and an old spoon to eat 1t with
Games are to be played while the
flames are roaring. II 1t rains the
, party will be postponed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-15
Stomach Misery

When your stomach is out of orde"
or run down, your food doesn't digest.
Il ferments in your stomach and
forms gas which causes sourness.
heartburn. foul breath. pain at pit of
stomach and many other miserable
symptoms.
Mtona stomach tablets will give
joyful relief in Ave minutes; If taken
regularly for two weeks they will turn
your habby, sour. tired out stomach
into a sweet, energetic, perfect work
ing one.
You cant be very strong and yigor.
Gus II your food only half digests
Your appetite will go and nausea, dir
ziness. billiousness, nervousness, sick
headache and constipation will follow
Mio.na stomach tablets are small
and easy TO swallow and are guaran'
ieed to Danish indigestion and any or
all of the above symptoms or money
back. For sale by w l.. Gokay and
all leading druggists.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-15
PoWNAL CENTER

Nr. and Mrs. Solomon Towsley
have received word from their son,
Frank Towsley who is overseas, The
young man stated that he was suffer
ing from a broken leg.
Mrs Mary + Lampman was in Ben
nington Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Marcus burlington was at Ben
nington Tuesday
Miss .da Greene. who has been III
with Influenza at the home of her
aunt. Mrs. Jane Mason at North Ad'
ans expects to return to her home in
East pownal this week.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-15
las rwo Indepcndence Uays.

There Is one country on the Amcrl-
can continent, Ecuador, which actu-
ally boasts of two national days. These
independence days Of the little re-
public are the OH of August and the
9th OF October, and mark two deter
mined revolutions, the first OF which
failed, only to spur the patriots, re-
voting against Spanish domination, to
shake It on, n few months later, for
ever.