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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Little Robbie and His Pa
BY WILLIAM T.. KIRK

any Sa is last on nj" the 4 xxx h'r Ven Is
CAIN oarer TO this country.
Not one, scd Pa. Noah wanted to
wuddent cum II any Anark lists cain,
sea Ia. so thay was all drowned. scd
Pa.
Then | asked Pa ware the new ones
ritys now. &; Pa scd Most of them cX :
kaiped from Lunytick Sylcms. The
rest OF them ought TO be in the Sy-
n ems s. TOO TO-, fed Pc They are the skum
10 Ia.
4 lot of them is, sed Pa, & moar
VIII follow from time to time. may
self. sed Pa.
You arc citing too fat to run any
th;ns down, scd Ma, s; too old.
Ihare You are mistaken. scd Pa.
onst ] have the Cent. scd Pa. nothing
can shaik me off tho Cent wud
Ike nothing better than To go out &
nail u brace OF Anark lists this very
ecvning
This vary ccving you will stay rite
I Mare You 9rao are e. sed Ma If you luv
ohay yurc littcl wife.
We'll. then. scd Pa, believe Will
start In tomorrow & see Il cant find
with our Scckrct Scrvis.
OF course, scd Ma
You think | am boast-inE sed Pa,
hut ] am dcd!y ernest 1t is time to
free our Slorus country OF these Rats.
scd Pa.
agree with you. sed Ma. but we
5hud let our big Dc-teek-tivs do it,
read about q man that tried to run
sum Of these Reds down last week &.
ne got shot. Sod Ma. He left deer
Intel wife 10 Morn his Loss, sed Ma.
NH Of q
i'ohb:c to iite this crule wurld alone,
sed IA. You are rite. sed Pa; must
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

not in danger my life wen you need
me much.
No, sed Ma, you must not. Why. sed
Ma YOU wud be the cceslest kind OF
mark for these awful men. II wud
Ma
bceG in to sec it yure way. sed Pa;
Sou wud lose %urc mind If you lost
me.
I am afrade ! wud. scd Ma, & you
wud lose any Anarchist you was look
ing for, sed Ma.
Wen | grow up / will find sum OF
these Anarchists e six shots will
ring out & six OF them will bite the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

Mary--Constancc Talmndgc was born
in Brooklyn. y. V. in 1900 She is five
feet six inches and weighs 40 She
has golden hair and brown eyes. Sh,
has her own company and answers AL
mail sent 10 her. Her father and mother
are living. She has no brothers. Norma
TalmadGc was born in Niagara Falls
y. y. She is five feet two inches
and weighs 10 and has dark hair and
brown eyes. She has her own company
and answers all her own mail. Her
latest play is Icy Right OF Conquest
Constance TalmadGe'S latest picture i,
~ Nirtuous Namp." Anita Stewarl
vas born in Brooklyn. y. Y. in 1896
She has light hair and brown eyes
She answers al! her own mail. She now
has her own company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

FVerEbody is talking about The
-ady az the DuGout." the picture now
oeinE shown 1T the Victor Theater II
IS the first photoplay ever seen in
this town which is a perturbation OF
n real occurrence. an incident in the
!ifc OF the famous cX- bandit. Al Jcn.
ninSs. And Jennings is playing his
own role in the story. IT is n ronianrc
q Wild West adventure and n lesson
IN human kindness. all in one. 1t seems
20 be fascinating the patrons OF the
Victor Thcater. judging from reports
Charlie Chaplin in THE Fireman ia
the added featur, .,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

and yours III the nlerric rabble OF his gay,
pink elves, his hclpcrs-the many little loves
in the world. For Love IS Kris kringle's aide
and wings his good gifts over the ca nth.
What has he got for YOU? | hope Il Is
what you pushed your nose fiat against a
Slistening shop window for days to look at
and couldn't say Il want that" For only
when YOU are the Mothcr-,hc little Mother
of big family-have you the rich right to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Information Bureau

Inuu1ries regarding nlmoat any toni.
excepting on legal md medical sinh.
tects. are answered free. Az II In
Hutries arc answered directly by per-
.cnal letter. q self-addreascd Atnmpei
envelope IN required. Addrcs. ,Tbn
1tmes-Bspntch Information Dnrenu
iiichmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

i>cancr. richmond 1.-The earth is
nsarest IN" sun in December The orb;t
0. Inc earth i an clipse Hence /; is
-. 80, tqua ~ dis;an; from the sun in
n nho nartS of the wear. being about :
ooo.c"" miles nearer at one ,imc ina =
I,ynotn cr In winter. in the Nor,i,c-,,
is.i,'ehisnnH;c' tho earth Is nearcs, III,
Tn Tn and ~ summer fartheSt from il
49,. me dHHren'c N tho summer and
S.nter temperature is not occasionnd
~ 'fr greater or less distance from
W. sun. out by the more or less Oh.
NIuc N.Tect.on Of The sln's raHs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Chemical Warfare s,rv,c,

.. w. A.. Fr!es.--1'he chemical war.
ia!e service OF the American army
"a created on June oS, 1915. Ev No
Ec!nhcT the personnel included l.sa4
,, f,,n oned officers and 1907 en-
.,sied men The production OF gas
masMS Tor tho arm: began in ,nJlv
lHl' T" November .. lalS, the ,"ta
production OF all types was over ii
,m a o. WHICH over lie millions
nearly 100000 had hen lb,, nt.G
10 the American expedi,ionary force
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ShakeYnciian ,,,,,

Mss T. c. L. ctcrsburg.-Thosc
who deserve 10 he mentioned as hav.
.ng achieved greatest distinction as
1ren Junius ErutuS Booth. his son,
Edwin Booth. and in e lesser decree.
1ohn Wilkc: Booth, Edwin Forrest,
Iohn mccullough. Lawrence Barrett
- = Davenport. Richard Mansfield
y. u. Sothern and Eohert MnntnM
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company and for whom it is said that
she has an exceptional appeal in act
ing ability and personal charm. Miss
Rcnick has had several ycars' ut.rs
experience as an ingcnuc. For her first
screen appearance Mr.. Hampton placed
ncr IN the bands of Henry King. whose
picture 23 IL Hours Leave" has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

ana check with Il fine gloss TO iin:sl. OFF,
waxing the coin in 4 miser's pocket and IA
CLINT OF mirth in his hard little knot OF a
heart, loaded down with christmas cir" fo-
everybody in the world q wish every single
Bobio dolled IN cranbcrries aud popcorn
and IraiI. bright Christmas tree Jewels
whiskinE m'stctoc and holly. crying good
fortune and merry days to the earth PEG.
pie. comes Father Christmas, my Santa Claus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

n = SNNOlk-Thc a0,h-orjto
e1a' strike commission was ;,nonimtca
S e. On March y. 1903. sranted The
y.res al ineFssse of 20 per cen: in
ana sliding scale to Increase
= ages according 10 outpii:. shnr,s-
hoors o. work. the optional .mnio,.
Men' OF CHECK wcigh;nen. a conciIia =.
lioA comm :ssion 10 settle disnl,es 100
no discrimiua ton aSains. IN lnn ~ I'D. n,'
men. Inc miners failed 10 have thair
union recognized. 10 have pavmcn, -,
zen, .3r coal wncn practicable and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Mary Pickford In 4Rnr,."

AZ the Odeon today and tomorrow
Mary Fickford will be shown il,
duction. and one that is especially
appropriate at this season. when the
thoughts of humanity turn to those
WON fortune has not smiled upon 50
abundantly. II is picture fun of
heart sentiment and pathos. as Wei, as
humor and love.
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say. Now listen. everybody-THIs is what
| want for Christmas :" l hone
YOU get that
Tbs is tho night before Christmas-the
thrhiicst most brca thlcss night in all tho
year. Can you hear smothcred laughter I'm
the wind and snow. and jingle OF silver
bells?
NELL BRINKLEY
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liza. Beautifu, Locations.

/ one or The pretticst locations FOR
motion pictures hSa been discovered b;.
Mia graph in the surroundings at Nvack
y. Y: This is the setting for The
Winchester Woman Nitagraph's latest
film. with Alice Joyce as star. This
production will be shown at the Isis
'rhcatcr for the last time today. The
film is an adaptation Of I. magazine
story by Charles Stokes Wayne It
vas rewritten for the screen by
Edwin Krows. The Back to Naturc
tiirls' will remain ali Mcck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

Walla CO Macdonald who is playing
opposite Marguerite Clark in her new
photoplay. "a Grit Named Mary" AT
The Colonial Theatcr again today. Sc
cured his first motion picture engage
'ncnt as the result OF y handsome man
contest conducted hv prominent
screen publication. TIL" result OF the
rotinS Was something OF a surprise. AS
Macdonald was at that time an un
known and outstrippcd several popular
favoriteS in the contest. This brought
him to the attention OF film! pro-
uuccr and he became a leading man,
making good from the start.
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With the Film Folks
STORIES OF SCREEN ACroRs
Speaking Of Athlete.

n, MaT n MaIeFoni, VINO Is taking the
ners of the Night" which is heinz
screened here for Eminent Authors Pie
lures having been fed up" on stories
~ me annette prowcss OF other play
c!S, comes forward with a story OF his:
own. ears ago when he lived in Aus
lTa!ia ne Was great hicyclist How.
many years ago deponcnt saith not but
as me pic!c!c was one of the Old Kind
win big wheel in front and on, ii.e
q PIE pan behind. IL may safely be sa
!, was long time ago. On his bicycle
ne ro1e from Sidney To Melbourne in
record-brcaking time. X is SUI ~
iccolu, as II has never been euuallcd
by any rider on a modern bicycle.
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heratd'nc Farrar, rcsplendcn. in
eIchinS dress. came ont or the ball
room on thc arm OF her tall and hand
some husband, Lou Tollegcn It was
l ne famous Victory ball. staged at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Weeks Picture Shows
OFFERINGS AT LOCAL HOUSES
Lou TeiIcrcn Stnrs.

Lou TcIIeEcn, GoICWNn StAT. WHO
plays the leading role opposite his
wife Geraldine FarrIr, in Flame O;
the Desert" at tho Bijou this week. iss
no ordinary Nnrod, for he has hunted
fc-ocious beasts in Brazil, has tracked
the tiger 10 his lair and has INDUCED
in all sorts OF big game hunts in -\fr.ca
Between scenes in this latest produc-
ton Mr.. Telicgcn went into the cali
fornia mountains with the intention OF
bringing home Il buck. but lie MAS sad
~ disappointed. He returned with
Kit full OF shells and luncheon and
and chaparraf was harder work than
breaking through the jungles OF South
America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
.Chcckcr." At tho Blucbird.

come on, RemorSc. How well one
remembers the cry in Checkers" the
famous racing play. which held the
stage SO many years. playing the coun-
try from end TO end over and over
AGAIN. and made millions for its Own
crs Ecmorse wins the rich stakes in
the play. although unknown W 20
that time Remorsc. Checkers. Push
Miller. Pert Barlow and the rcst, they
all come 10 life again in the mammoth
Fox production of Checkers" which
has been entertaining large crowds ~
The Biucbi-d Thcater since Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Spanish-Amerjcan ,y,r N,d,,.

Z. T. IT.. Boydton.-Every guards
man who served more than ninety
t"!s IN the Spanish American War is
entitled 10 4 medal in recognition OF
his services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Must Keep on I,I-sti,-

VII Rogers is sure they have II in
LOT MN oul The studio. Little they
becomes OF me, just 50 these picturss
100 aooh me way ihey want EN- TO. Here
that light in 'Jubiio' and now wh,t 90
you think: They tell me casual like
ln ,n mere is To be fight in The
strange Boarder' on which we've iusi
begun work. tried to be phiiosophicaI
al nrst and figured IL out that / was
SsttInE pretty used to being hi; and
;nioFmation that in this new picturc
nave 10 stand UP against "a whole no
ne! ne! iorce. Pretty soon they'll he stag
ttnS some war pictures ana casting nc
Tor an entire division.' '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

AnSclo-Sam Polo Is 50. and is i've
feet nine inches tall and weighs 49,
He was born in san EraNciSco. Ad-
dress Warren kcrrigan. l7i3 Changa
Avenue. Hollywood. Cal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

Chief Operator-Pcar White is not
married She is now with Fox Films.
Texas C:unan is married. She is
IS. Marie Walcamp is married She
is about 90 They will send you their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Answers to Film Fans
BY rr'E MOVIE EDITOR.

Dolly Dimplcs--Bi!ly Mason Will send
YOU his picture upon recent OF - cents.
Address him iG"S North Alexandria
Avenue, Hollywood, Cal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Movie Calendar

NiJon-Lou Tcllcccn. In "Flnme Of
tho Desert" and Harold Lloyd CONF
ed!.
Hue bird-"Checkcrs."
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kerry, In
"Soidiers OF Fortune"
acknowledgements Clark, in "a
Girl Named Mary"
Isis-Alicc joyce. TN "Thc Win
chester Woman"
Odeon-NIary Pickrord, In "1tnEs."
Rex-"Dound and Gagged" "rhc
Return of O't,ar!" aud "Squab> md
S1uahblcs."
EIcfor-"Thc Lady OF tho DuEout"
and Charlie Chaplin. in "'Thc Fire
man."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

c. H.--You must have personality
and ability 10 become an actress. Ap-
ply at one of the studios and YOU INA Y
bc taken on as an extra
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Pepper Nuts

Mrs !. @. :, Chase City.-peDnc-
nuts are tavorite small cake tba.
M,aY be made in quantity and kon, ~,
3and. Cream together one cup Of bn,.
yer, one OF lard aud two Of BROW
sugar. Add three eggs, one AZ ,t,n.
heating. thoroughly after each a5sI,
Won. Now add the spiccs--ono srated
nutmeg. two teaspoons o: cinnamon
ana two OF anise seed. one ,caenonn
o! ground cloves. four spoons OF whoIc
coriander, one cup OF choppcd ii
PONDS and AN eighth chonped citron.
AeIt add our cups OF molasscs YItb
winch has been mixed two tablespoons
&! soda dissolved In little warm
fater and four with which four tea
spoons OF cream OF tartar has been
sfied. ustnS nour TO make a sun
cough. knead with the hands unit,
wei mlxed and smooth. then roll out
on noured board long rolls about An
inch In diameter. with a sharp knife
cut into slices 4 quarter o! an inch
;;hick. Bake In a quick oven 10 :,
uRht brown and when cold put into :,
.in cake box, whore they VIII kce,
Long time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

Helen Holmes is on the way to 10
Angeles from New York TO film serial
relating 10 railroad subjects
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

Universal officials assert that pic
ture fans OF the world soon will be
prais!ng The Peddlcr," from the story
by Henry 6. Rowland. which recently
appeared in the Saturday Evening
Post. Frank Mayo and Ora Carcw
play the principal roles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
lin. ricktord Missed calm.

Jack fickford IS Wondering II he has
mlssed ms calling. This despite tn.
&c 1ha, ,everybody around the stu tu.
ai" IN culver city is certain sure"
thai The Little Shepherd Of Kingdom
ONE on which he is now worj<inr
- EoinS 10 he the best picture ne has
Eyer made: which 10 saying quite Il Ioi
hh'nt an OF sudden. young Pick ford
naS proved 10 his own satisfaction at
,hSt thai he would have made n Won
ntrtnl property man. Ills first proof
came. when everybody was in despair
ner"u*c a Sourd dipper was needed
mo- I%' s a ScSh f,,i in mountain cabin. and
wtS 70 be found in all California
M, ne" nc very next day, Jack went
mo Nttle ranch house TO ask for
arink OF water and there he found
JuSt such dipper as he wanted The
ne"l GeSpalr OF the property man was
,tt oiu coffee mill. lie could find new
ones. but they wouldn't do. Jack passed
nhE. tumbIc-down house, had an in
uunion or something OF the Kind and
,ss IN and ana tyoM've guessed il there
rhai is why Jack says There ara
plcnty OF good young actors, but are
nero ever enough property men TO 60
around: Every director viii tell you
there aren't SO thiak I'm iniuuc%
luvinile VINO is also a good prop"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

Lew Collins. n former Klaw & Er,
LANCER star, Gill play an important
rart in Bessie Barriscale's next pro.
duction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

a duplicate OF the Cafe Montmartre
feature Of the night life of New York
was built at the Fifty-siXth Street stu
dio of the Famous Players Lasky Cor
poration for the George 'itzmaurlce
ring Mae Murray and Dave Powcil
The art department built the set from
photographs taken Of tho cabaret and
with the cooperation Of the draper,
department make it exact in every de-
tuil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
SCREEN BREVITIES

Reginald Barker. eminent picture di-
rector. wrote and directed his first
stage play at the age of L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

The Dream Chcater" is the title Of
j. Warren Kerr. gans forthcoming
Erunton picture. 1t will be diffcrtnt
from anything he has attempted in
his photoplay career. Wedgewood
Novel;. former leading man for
Blanche Bates and Henrietta Cross
man. has been engaged to play the
heavy part.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

Catherine Calvert. former Lask,
photo player. is now one Of the sta::
OF Films, Inc, 4 new concern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

promised in the person OF Ruth
Renick. whom the. Jesse d. Hampton
Company found in a Western stock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

One OF the first things done hyi
MadSc Kennedy on her return at thu
Goldwyn studios In California af,n,i
an eastern visit was an urgent re- !
quest that she might again have
Clarence Badger as her director
Great was her disappointment TO bel
told that the cowboy star. viii Rogers
had beaten her to IT," For cornod u
drama on the screen Badger has few
peers among the directors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

anu eNermorc DC merry"
GEAR the lula, for Father Christmas and
MS helpers are the slide. Down the
track OF tar-dust and hoar frost. heraldcd by
the wind minions. powdered with diamond
snow; shaking silver out OF their thousand
bells. laughing. clutching carnation of ros.
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been one OF tho him sensations OF ~
year She Will appear in IL. Il. War.
nerS next picture.

Clarissa Sclwynnc. one of the mos,
capable screen actresses in the South.
very strong part In the forihcomip {.
,DanSerous Days" ny Mary Roberts
Rhinchart; Others in the cast AR.
FlOremcc DeShOn. ''"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

:, Thelma Percy. sister of pllee,
the Universal serial hcrctofore Inoui,,
as THE Thirteenth Hour" and Viii
VIII go to the public AS THE ynnj.i,
ing Polo are Laura Oakley. Texa,
Watts. q. Norman Hammond and HMti
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-30
brother OF Mrs. Ward.

brother Of Mrs Ward.
Dance In Hawks hall to /. Hur-
leys orchestra. Admission 80 cents.
Adv.
See John Barrymore at his best in
Here Comes the Bride" Library
Theatre Today. Adv,
Guaranteed overshoes for the
whole family, priced the lowest at the
New York stores shoe department.
Adv.
Miss Helen Lally, who for several
months has been employed in Phila'
Beech street
Royal George, vanilla and straw
berry ice cream, q layer of each In
Harwoods bricks this week, COM
mencing Wednesday,. Pint and quart
sizes.--Adv. SSt5
A New Years social for me mem.
bers of the primary department OF the
Second Congregational church school
will be held in the church chapel
Wednesday evening All members are
cordially invited to participate in the
proposed entertainment. The young
people will meet in the chapel at 1880.
A social time will be enjoyed until
$40 Games will be played and re-
freshments served All are urged TO
attend and TO bring ten cents TO help
defray the expenses of the feed"
The members of the Tahkoneac
Camp Fire group with invited friends
constituting about twenty-five couple
enjoyed dancing party Monday even.
ing in Welfare hail. Suggestive of
the season the hall was attractively
trimmed with pine boughs and poin-
scttia The party was chaneroned
By Mrs. Fl. 7. Southhall and Miss
Martha Pratt Miss Dorothy Evans
assisted at the punch bowl. The com.
mitteo in charge were Miss Helen
Thomas. Miss Sue Huntington and
Miss Harriet Wishart.
Tomorrow evening there win be an
entertainment In the First Baptist
church. 1t Is the annual social OF The
Intermediate AMI Adult Departments
Of the church school. The social hour
will begin at s p. m. The Pathfnders
viii give Birds Christmas Carol"
This will be followed by social hour
with games and refreshments served
by the Ladies' Aid. The Young Peo-
pies Society will have charge of part
of the evenings program. The last
hour OF the year will be spent in a
prayer service. The Interchurch
Movement requests the churches in
each community TO unite in prayer
service the last hour of the year. Ar
rangements have been made 70. such
Ia service at the Methodist church. All
members of the church and their
friends are cordially invited.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News e. the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Stacker, You know the meaning
Don't be one. Go to the Christmas
Cctillion tonight
| The great star John Barrymore in
Here Comes the Bride" at Library
Theatre today Adv
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. BufGum have re
turned from North Adams where they
spent Christmas with friends.
Mrs. Martin +. T}uss has gone to
st. Petersburg, Fla, where she will
/ pass the remainder of the winter
A burning message Of the moment
THE World Afiame" at Library Thea
tire, Wednesday, and Thursday. Adv.
Banner and Reformers containing
the the account OF the Bennington
garage fire rIay be had ut The Banner
office.
Your first New Years resolution:
A cup O tea at the new headquarters
of the Welfare association. Just off
North street. You can't miss 1t.
Misses Geraldine and Francellia
Evans returned Monday to Brooklyn
having passed the Christmas recess
with their parents, Mr.. anl Mrs.
Frank Evans.
Harold Shaw and sister, Miss Vim.
ME Shaw have returned to Worces-
ter. They were in town TO spend
Christmas with their parents, MIR. and
Mrs. w. F. Shaw OF School street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Toohey and
son. Gerald, and Mrs Toomeys sister
Miss Florence Casey, have returned
from Dandy where they have been Wis
ting for several days with relatives
Edward G. 0Donnell and Miss
Bessie Laber, who were entertained
over Christmas by Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Ward. left Saturday for their homes
in Dover, N H. Mr. O'Donnell is q