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ton OF the Russian question. Conse-
Quently the struggle to liberate Rus
STA from her oppressors and to give
Russia government of her own
choosing can not be stopped for any
reason whatever. The signers of this
declaration wish to state that Rus
STA will pay for the food provided for
her but they hope that the allies will
refuse to give the Bolsheiki usurpers
the right to dispose of Russia's patri'
mons.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-17
N'kEllte;

After carefully considering the merits of the
various light six cylinder cars, we have decided
upon the VELIE Biltwel Six as the one having the
most points in its favor and have secured the M
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-17
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease
Catarrh Ia a local disease. greatly In.
IN order to cure II YOU must take an
internal remedy. Halls Catarfh Medl-
cline IL taken Internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF tho
system, Hairs Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one OF the best physicians
IN this country for years 1t Is com
posed OF some % the best tonics known,
combined with some OF the best blood
purifiers The perfect combination Of
The ingredients In Halls Catarrh Modi.
line " what produces such wonderful
results IN catarrhal conditions Send for
testimonials. free.
+ !, CHENEY 3 CO.. props Toledo, o.
All Druggists, 76c.
Halls Family pills Tor constipation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-17
Agency for Bennington County

for these famous Aho not weknown in this section
the we'll and favorab
reputation of four of
the biggest automobile world stae the
QUALITY PERFORMANCE the VELE They have been we'll
named "Ihe Big Four of the automobile world
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-17

The "buck-law' advocated by con-
seryationists as the most effective
measure for the preservation of the
white tailed deer and also for the pre-
yention of hunting accidents to deer
hunters has been repealed in New
York state and during the next open
season an individual may kill two
deer regardless of sex. Whatever the
actual circumstances may be in the
Adirondack region, it is fairly safe to
say that the number OF deer is not in
creasing under the previous privilege
which permitted hunter to kill two
bucks during the season. With the
ban removed on does the deer herd in
New York is facing possible extermi.
nation. Absolute extinction Is not
threatened for the reason that a deer
herd can be created from a very few
animals under a closed season cover
ing twelve months for number Of
years. The danger lies in the fact
that there is so much downright rot
tenness in the political machinery in
New York that the species, so far as
that state is concerned, might reach
the verge OF destruction before an
awakened public sentiment could be
created to avert the tragedy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-17
START NEW AIR MAIL SERVICE
Chicago and Cleveland interchange
Letters by AIrplanes

Chicago, May ia new airplane
mail service beteewn Chicago and
Cleveland was started to-day. One
plane left Chicago at 9:S5 A. NJ, with
a small bag weighing 45O pounds. 1t
was De Haviland.4. It's pilot was
Trent " Fry an Dire arrived in
Cleveland at 1915 p. M. He made a
iive-minute stop at Bryan, Ohio.
The other pane, with Edward Card
ned as pilot, left Cleveland at $3.50
A. NJ. It carried 300 pounds of mail
He arrived in Chicago at 1:25 p. m.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-17
TO DEDICATE poRMIToRY

Montpelier May 14.-Goyernor
Clement has been invited to be the
speaker at the graduation of the stu.
onts in the State Agricultural school
at Randolph Center June 90 At the
same time the dedication OF the dor
mitory OF the school will take place
The State Board Of Education will
hold its regular meeting during the
same time ana at the same place.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-17


Vermonters asa class are considered
a rural people. Some Of us assume
urban airs at times but 1t is generally
Acknowledged that we i've fairly
close to nature, Maay Of US are
rather proud Of the fac, that we
know something Of tho different kinds
Of trees, tho Wild flowers, the birds
aud the animals that, live II the fields
and woods, Notwithstanding tho in
creased interest that has been created
in the great outdoors IN recent years
the life of the field and forest is to
many OF us a book with many unread
pages. For instance, how many OF
the men who make frequent excur
sions into the woods, who follow the
trout streams in the spring and sum
mer and who spend the deer season
on the mountains ever saw live
weasel? And the weasel is not q
rare animal by any means. DURING
the season recently closed two ful
buyers in Chittenden county, one IL
Burlington and the other at Charlotte
purchased all of two thousand wease
skins. The fur was bought anC
handled under the name of ermin'
but was in fact nothing more or les
than weasel in its winter coat o
white.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-17

ing with the reviotualling Of Russia.
to bring failure to this deed Of hu.
manity would be of use only to the
protectors Of the Bolshevih regime
and would help to prolong their dom
nation.
The task which the Russian ma
tional moyemen must fulfil is to lib.
crate Russia from the yoke of those
who have reduced hoe to her present
state of impotence. The feeding of
the famished population is no solu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
New Moose Lodge
To Be Started Here

new lodge of the Loyal o.der Of Moo.
viii be instituted in Albuquerque next Tus.-
DAY night December "a. a. meeting in the
Chamber of commsres assembly roo-n when
IS local men, vho are applicants for men
hership viii he Initiated. The Institution os
the lodge will he conducted hy A. c. Braey.
deputy district supervisor. Who has dose the
orFnniration work 70, the todgs With the
sssis'anse Of W. N. Cote prssideat ~ the
state Federaiien ef Labor Who is an ae-
lively Interested menlber supreme Andltor
Baker of Detroit also win attend the mees.
ing and deliver an addrssa on the subject
of 'Mooseheart, The home af the order
Al former members Of the MaoSs order
IN Albaauercus have been invited 10 attend
the meeting and reamllai. aud many Of
these are expected 70 respond, The order
was At one time asilse and strong In this
city.
Those who will take part In ins,ltu,,ur
ibe Tew lodge a. charter members fellow,
Geo. =, Bush, Teri y. Jsnsen. W. W. Ne
tlellhn. Mike soeires Geo. n. Reed q L.
burton p NJ I.eakeu. Marion sawtelIe. y.
". Mecioskeg Cart Simpler John Ishnar.
W N. Cote Rafael 64reia Chas A. Bany-
hart. b G. Littsn. n, P. sautesie. o. Fran-
ehini. T n Bailey, Pred CrolleiL n Liv-
inrnton, . X Hamphreys. chAs. p. o. Maiiy.
J. 3. Bo~dirh. p. y. Hyre. kIbert Foars'
Francis l.. Wells. Z. } stsgnsr. W H. zelr.
ler r. r. Smith. y. J. nrsdeman. Vic. n.
Duran. Jr- W. y. Hsacosk 0eorre n.
Craig, c. L, Risi, T n. I,sstvich. :. =. Bal.
ley Fred westoa. Edward r. Benedick Jas.
W binea. @ Gnaehe. 4. Lnesro. y. W. NIL
Ter, Frank A. stephens y r. Chase Robt.
y, Puiney, Geo. 2. Wells Geo. a. Wright.
L. n Hanson, A l. MeNein r. A. Pray.
W. = Meadows. L. G. Haey. Geo q. Taylor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
OLD LANDMARK
WILL Be RAzEO
Odd Fellows to Tear
Down La Veta Room
ing House


One of the oldest landmarks In the riiy
the two story frame huilding At ila West
Lead avsuue nov owned by the odd Feilaws
q 90 he torn down A. "a menace 10 the
community aud dangerous place for pes
pie To live in.
This building was creried at-nt 1884. a
few wears after the railroad came through
and the new town was begun u was orig
inalls rallied the Rio drande hotel aud was
the stopping place of many a western trav.
eler in the early days
n was later used as the first home Of ~
Harwoud Industrial school Here the Meth
oaist school had its beginning and operated
until h needed the larger establishment on
North fanrteruth street
The bnildinF is nov used a. room.Lg
house. la Neth. occupied by 10 families
Among the occupants Hse - little children
whose lives would he greatly endangered IN
case NJ hre. The huiidinE gith several oth.
rrs was recently condemned by NJ Rus.
sell chief of the riiy fre department ana
BY Building Inspector Bowdich The udd
Fellows, who have owned the building for
the past ii years have decided to ruze H.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
Albuquerque Again
Leads in Sunshine

SANTA ~. y. NJ. bee ia.-The general
climatic summary for New Mexico for so.
yembcr says
The state averaged somewhat below the
normal In temperature hu. considerably
above IN PR. .tpitation. Fairiy high TEN
peraiutes prevailed at she beginning of the
month. gradually giving to lower readings
General precipitation oecurrcd on the 7th
to she 9Th ~ goth and a0th 10 2sth while
local precipitation oecurrod on other date
The precipitation ~ the month was iighi
over much ~ the San Juan and northern
Mckinley counties. eastern Torrance. Quad
slupe southern San Miguel curry Raots
volt EASTERN Chave. aud Lea. hut a. q rule
10 was much In excess uf the normal over
the greater part of the state and was e.
peeially heavy for November west ~ the Rio
Grunde and south Of the Luni mountains
Large precipitation also occurred in the
southeast mountain district. sud several
northern r"unti"s including Taos. Rio Ar
riba aud tnlfax.
Ranges wef. good throughout the mont,
and stock In good condition. with an abund
ancc ~ feed Flowing was generally pos
sihle aud much was done. tiii the cold wave
of the 27h 10 2pth, white the threshing
ot small grain aud beans and the cutting
hauling aud huskinF of com continued In
many districts through the month
The mean relative humidity At santa
% per cent and Tor the month. 90 per cent.
A. Roswell the M mean was 20 pr-
cent. the .. M, A. per cent and for the
month az per cent A. the Agricultural
College the a. ~. mean was o. per cent;
The y ~ mean, % per cent and for the
month. 50 per cent AZ the State University
NJ Alhuqucrque the mean was 90
per cent. the y. m. a. per cent and for
the month 50 per cent while AZ N Paso the
n m meat was Gn per cent the u m
I5 per cent and for the month. 81 per cent
Santa fe recorded o. per oent of the
total possible sunshine or lai hours and
had l. days with so per cent or more of
tho possible amount Roswell recorded d2
per cent At the possible sunshine and had 20
days with So per cent more uf the pos.
sihle amount. while Albuquerque recorded
a. per cent ~ the possible sunshine or gig
hours aud had p days with so per cent or
more ~ the possihle amount The state
a. whole had ~ clear days, 8 partly
cloudy and cloudy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
UNIONS FIGHT SHY
OF A NEW PARTY
Will Demand Political
Redress Through Two
Major Organizations

wAsHiN6ToN, Dee is.--No esfor, 20
dis,urb tho present pol.iieai pary align.
inent for she nesi election uin be made hy
the conferences of international union preal.
dents and railroad brothsrhood heads. del.
srats. said today a. the conferences opened
At American Federation Of Labor hsadqaar.
ters.
Preliminary speeches at the conferencs,
the sessions Of which are executive. ecse
ss'd 10 have indiesisd that political r..
dress demanded hy organised lsb~r would
b" sought through the election of members
Of the two major parties Who would be
favorsbly disposed toward union labor
When the session vas called 10 order.
no representatives Of farmer organizations
wsre present. Leaders, however sul had
hope that some would attend the confer.
enee which may laat thraaFh next week.
ftank Morrison. secretary of the Amer.
lean Federetion Of Labor, who Wa snasr.
stood 10 be artins for the followers Of
Samuel Gompsrs president Of the fedora.
t'n and the mAchininta and miners wen.
on the floor with the same plan. Acting
bf the miners representative came .. !
surprise, sinee. Ht their laat convention
the1 had endorsed the iaber party idea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
John DIS Personality
Valued at $4,000, 900

NkW YORK n~e ~ An rstimntrd value
nj $1,000 Opn is placed upon John H. Rock
sfrllers furniture irwery. horses aud
carriages. and other personal effects In
Ne. York in an hemised statement which
be- attorney presented today in protest
nrainst the New York taN assessment ~ -.
1000. His application Tor reduction to
~ 600 OOn was granted
IN addition 10 personal effects. the state
mrnt gives Mr.. Rockefellers bank balances
~ 'ahuat $50 600 90 and his current hills
as none The value of the contents of his
New YORK residence is placed at $50 600
while those Of his Pocontico Hills home are
valued At sa4- 2gG. exclusive 81 s7.-lg tor
the furnishing Of the Ahe,ton lodge there
The paintinEs owned by Mr. Rockefeller
are valued a. $50 900. horses and carriages
a. s2O n00 and ohire equipment At 80 600
Guc item ~ the schedule was about 80.
OOO. OOO borrowed money
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
LODDY|STSF FOR
RAILWAY BILL
FACE A QUIZ
Senate to Investigate
Charges of Use of
Large Sums of Money

WASHfNGTON. nee f3.--A resolution
directing m Investigation " charges that
large sums ~ money had heen raised IN sup.
port of the tnmriins railroad bin was In.
iroduced today BY senator Norris republican.
Nebraska. In the midst of senate debate on
the measure
The investlsatiou viii b. conducted by
The senate committes which repatted the
bil The committee would be specially d
recied 10 ascertain what amount " any
had been expended ~ the Hallway Execu
tises association IN ~ behalf
senator Pomerene. democrat Ohio. asked
that the resolution also authorize the com.
mittse 70 investigate the source Of propa.
Eanda against tho Cummins bill aud reports
that $4,000. Oo0 had been subscribed in an
edort 70 have congress adupt the Plumb plan
for ,ri partite control ~ the railroads.
Senator Norris insisted " an organised
Effort was being made 10 have congress On.
act the cummins hill and fnnas for that pur-
pose had been provided the people ought to
know a.
- am not saying that this propaganda
l. AlleEat" senator Norris added. hut I
want 10 know who l. behind u and what IL
IL costing
The Nebraska senator declared that the
railroad advertising was being handled By
Thamas ' Logan aud company. Advertisins
aFents " New York
Senator Norris said testimony before
senate committee last winter showed that
rhe'nas Logan received large payments
from a number Of corporations. which he had
represented IN Washington. including swift
aud company. Newspaper trade papers he
sid showed that i.oran's agency had Oh
iainsd the contract 10 place the railroad ad
vertisinE with newspapers of the country.
The rElolution was sent 70 the committee
on Interstate commerce Of which senator
Cuinmins. republican Iowa. il chairman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
ARK TO the |. W. w. SHOWN
IN COURT IN SABOTAGE TRIAL

the federal court room, where the govern.
msnt Intended 70 introduce Il e. evidence.
The defense objected. however. that Cats
actions prior TO 1917. when he quit the Or.
Eanitation. hAd nothing 10 do with the pres.
sni ease. The evidence vas not admitted
u Jaw where the 1. W. " vas leadiar
me- couits said after he had left the wit.
ness stand That Is Why l quit"
lie is "a years old.
'. y. Swanson, sheriff Of salne eounty.
Kansas. testified that he had As = prisoner
In his Jail In 1919, o. y. Gordon, one Of
the defendants In the present trial Gordon
told him. swanson said. that The present
government must be destroyed lie aisn
had advocated the destruction ef New YORK
CITY and also of farm crops. suanapn said
''bseauss new IDEAS Of ravsrnments h,uss
supplanl the present ones
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
Goldman and Berkman
To Leave in a Week

NEW NORk. Dec. i3.--Emma Goldman
and Alexander BsrkmAn. who are awaiting
deportation A. Ehis Island. expect 10 be
on their way To Russia in about a week
Officials at the island professed today TO
have received no orders from the depart.
ment Of labor a. 10 when, how and where
70 send them. Byron n. uhl. acting con-.
nusN0nsr u immigration a. ihe island. hss
intimAted that the government has some
thing ~ IL sleeve IN this connection.
Harry weinhetErr their counsel to-day
wrote Anthony Caininetti. commissioner
general Of imni grafton asking off.riai con.
hrmation ~ telesraphed assurances that the
pair would b. sent 10 soviet kussiA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
Japanese Getting
Foothold in Chile

VALPARAISO. Dec i8.--Edoris made by
Japahsse 20 establish themselves In Chile
particularly In the coal and iron mining
acids, are exciting considerable Interest
There l. also talk Of the opening up of hsh
ing industries In certain islands to the south
in localities whore Japanese would have
particularly good opportunities.
These activities awaken interest because
Il Is recognized here that Japan N seeking
opportunities 10 South America for excess
population. Already they have made such
progress In Peru. In Chile also they are be.
ginning this work and it has been said here
that they seek particularly situations that
are strong both from strategic aud indus
trial standpoint a. for example. Conception
bay where there are many coal miners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
STORE LIGHTS TO BURN
UNTIL PM TONIGHT

!. 7. Mclaughlin. local coal dis.
tributor, announced today that stores
would be permitted 20 use electric
lights tonight and 10 keep the win.
dows illuminated until u'cloek. This
is 10 take care Of the usual Saturday
night business. The white way will al.
80 be lighted until .. II - hoped that
all restrictions may he lifted within
few days People are attn urged 10 save
coal however
hr helauEhlin Annonneed that the
lishtless night order would continue In
force next weeh until saturday night
when everyone would be permitted 10
use lighis until after Christmas. ~
the coal situation improves BY that time
,he restrictions will not bs placed In
effect again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
Mine Leaders Call
At the White House

WASHINGTON Dee. fs.--ioha L. Low.
ls, acting president. ard william Graea.
secretary 81 the unlted Mine Workers of
America, called At the white house today to
convey % the president their Appreciation
ef his attitnde IN The coal strike
Both expressed confidence that praeilcal-
" AL Of the minsrs' and operatnrA' rupre-
seniaiivea on tho cnmiaisaion 20 Investigate
~ages aud prices ooHld ont vote the pablo
representative and that . hifne, price for
coal might result. Lewis said
II have every eonfldsnse that the rrtsl.
dent will select ccumission whose in,er.
Tip and high purpose vul be beycnd ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
To Accept Reservations.

PARIS Dee. ~ As result of the con.
ferenees being held AT London by Premiers
Lloyd George and rlemeneesu. the American
government will be notified that In order 70
facilitate compromise between adverse par
ties IN the American senate, the allies arr
willing 10 accept 10 b. great an eaieHs a.
possible some uf the reservations 20 tho
Nersaiies treaty. made by the foreign reia
tions committee according to the Malta.
II ia said the allies will do everything
possible in order that America may partici.
pate 10 future conferences.
Important problems. the Newspaper says
will henceforth be settled by council %
the premiers u France. sngiand and Italy
This council will .meei some times In Paris
and some times IN London aud will examine
principally Russian and Turkish problems.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
DOTS and DASHES

WASHINGTON -Fnel directors Of rail-.
roads were given authority by Director ten.
eral Hines 10 remove restrictions on use %
Tight heat sEd power derived from coal a.
soon a. conditions warrant Il, The east win
be hrst affected by the ruling.
NEW YORK .-Rather than be separated
from Alex BerkmAn, her companion Of
years Emma Goldman announced that she
had abandoned her aght In the supreme
court TO prevent her deportation 10 soviet
Russia.
CHICAGO Charles A. Camiskey. owner
of the Chicago Americans. said that unless
there was a change In the presidency of the
league the organization might not be In ex.
isience beyond next July a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
Says Miners VIII Get
81 Per Cent Increase

FITTsbURU, kans. Dec. "a" Lewis
and Green knew some thinKs they did not
even dare tell the policy committee ~ the
miners At indanapolis,' Alexander Hawat.
president of the Kansas miners said today.
discussing tha recent strike. - opposed
acceptance of the presidents proposal hut
had ! known what Lewis and Green knew, !
might not have opposed n
The settlement b the hest that ruuld he
obtained President Howat said. speaking Of
the Indianapolis agreement
President Lewis and Secretary Treasurer
Green promised us that when the president E
proposal Is put IN operation aud results
have been obtained under that proposal the
miners will not only have received the n
per cent Secretary Wilson proposed but
there will be improved working conditions DO
President Howat said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

KANSAS CITY. No. Dec, i3.-'featimony
purporiing 10 show the activities Of I. W. W.
In committing sabotage In this country. was
introduced BY the government today In the
trial n % alleged members oi the organ,
nation being held In the federal district
court In Kansas City. kansas
Elberi Couia Of Fresno. Calf, testified
he had hsen sab eat for the l. W. ".
which meant he was one 10 commit sabotage.
he was chemist. he said, and had = lab.
oratory AZ San JoaqFiu, Calf. where he
made "kittes.' The "kdtiea'' we're q
mixture of chemicals placed in bottle. AZ
t-s a-rtain urse Tie chemicals ate away
the cork IN the bottle and became inham.
matory. The laboratory was known a. an
ARK 10 the T. W. W, he testihed.
Coats laboratory had been brought 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
u. S. Gets 80 Per Cent
of the Tsmpico Oil

hH FAHOl T0Ea H0fl II.--T1IT0lIUn
shipmeats from Tampieo. Mealso. Cor FOR.
slEn eountslet. aaeuntrd 10 81 500. 600 10.
500 during the first flse months o. ths
ysat according 10 . report 81 tho pstra
ieum department of the Mr,iean seefstariss
Of Industry, commerce and labor quoted
Ia freslsior ui Menioo CIV
Tbs tresiel part u tha cspoftafioa nas
10 tho ualtrd States, ~hieh = ssid 70 ~.
eeiee - per eent ~ ihs Ntsiean pe,ro.
eum nnirui. thlrmenls sere mads lhls
year 70 Afrlea iaf ne fir.i time Eafns
aad iat'n Anisr.ea were also hrasy huytfs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
Santa Fe Completes
Fund For a Hotel

SANTA ~ \ y. Dec iI-Faur hua
dred and sixty persous have subscribed a
total uf over s2uu 900 To build q modern
hotel IN Santa fr u was announced at a
meeting held here last nieht Plans will he
ready ~ that construction work will be- CON
menoed a. early in the sp-ing o. the weather
will permit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
SCIENTISTS SCOUT FEAR OF EMO
OF WORLD NEXT WEDNESDAY

On December ~. according TO the Har
ward scientist all the planets With the "a.
cepiiuh Of the ,aith vii lis In an nppfoxi.
mate line with the sun and all of them
except URANUS will be on the same side Of
the sun They will be strung along In Sp.
prua aimatcly the same plane and approx.
nately the same line like 80 many points
on ypoke Of wheel Meanwhile IRA.
Mus will be on the same line hpt on the
other side Of the sun. Ike the point Of the
spoke directly opposite.