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The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-04
KEPT vow NEVER TO WE'D
Wealthy Bachelor Left GIFT to Girl
Who Had Rejected Him
E Years Ago.

New Bedford, Mass.--"I shall never
marry another woman Charles WAL
lace told the sweetheart Of his boy
hood, Miss Nancy Butler. when she
broke or their engagement in New
Bedford, Mass, many years ago. Miss
Butler soon after moved to Provi-
dence, r. l., where she was twice mar
ried. Fourteen years ago she saw
Mr., Wallace for the last time.
Anew days ago she was notified that
Mr.. Wallace had died In Manchester,
y. H., a wealthy bachelor, and that
In his will he had made q beQuest Of
$4,000 and his automobile to the WON
IN he had loved In his youth
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MOUSE TRAPS EASY TO MAKE
Will Serve Their Purpose In Kidding
House Of Small Animals Which
Become Annoying.

In the small picture glass tumbler
or bowl is inverted and rests on a
thimble which contains piece of bait.
The mouse crawls under the rim Of
the bowl, drawn by the smell of the
bait. and in endeavoring to extract it
from the thimble Is sure to shake off
the bowl, in which the mouse then
finds itself imprisoned.
In the large picture two glass bottles
are used, the larger one having wide
mouth, somewhat larger in diameter
than the body of the smaller bottle.
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ministered few words Of comfort.
"Never mind, my man." he remarked,
in cheering tones, "you1l soon be your
self again. Keep on smiling; that's
the way In this world !"
"Tll never smile again." replied the
youth, sadly.
Rubbish J" exclaimed the vicar.
There amt no rubbish about it," re-
torted the other. "Ill never smile
again, / say-not at another feller's
girl, any'ow r'-London Tit-Bits.
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ness Reorganization
Each
the odd
They divided into three classes The
At the
third OF the legislative
The these 80
These 81
1879 The majority of these There
this
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THE LITTLE WOODEN CROSSES.

Tie little wooden crosses
Upon a rocky hill,
There where the autumn leaves drift
down,
5 And all Is strangely still,
The old, old church that broods Ger them,
Has seen no fairer sight
In all the years than these who gave
Their youth. and life, and light,
To sleep beneath the wooden cross;
Yet sweet their rest must be.
Who made themselves a sacrifice
That all men might be free.
The pain shall be to those who wait
Cross ocean mist and foam.
Who'll miss their face among the ranks
When soldier boys come home
But this shall be their recompense,
To lift the cross they bear;
These were the gift a nation gave,
An offering and a prayer
And long as mortal tongues shall live,
Until the world grows old,
New beauty and new glory.
Their memory shall enfold.
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north Pacific Behrng
Hence the Of which the Monroe doctrine composed The text
has given RISE and in the
which the rights and interests Of the
pendent condition which assumed and
amicabe relations
should
safety With the existing colonies
not nee shall
interfere But with the who have declared their
terpotn
controlling other their destiny
the manifestation Of
unf1endly disposition toward the United States
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HELD CHILDREN'S
HANDS ON STOVE
Chicago Father Uses Unusual
Method Of Pedagogy In
Rearing Family.

Chicago.-Three small. children, who
were the unconscious cause of the ar
rest Of their father, Joseph Bessinger
of Chicago, covered behind the skirts
of their mother In court while the pris-
oner explained to the judge the method
of pedagogy he used In rearing his
family. Little Frank, Michael and
Susie showed their scabby hands with
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-04

William Hohenzollern, the former
kaiser and emperor of Germany, actu-
ated by lust for world domination,
was the instigator and cause of the
recent world conflict Of arms, which
has drenched the fields of Europe in
blood; entailed sacrifice Of millions
of lives; MANNED and crippled for life
millions more; laid waste vast areas
of cultivated lands with their happy
homes; brought woe, want, and starva-
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Dropped a Match,

Podklns was on his hands and
knees on the station platform, search
Ing diligently, and striking match aft
er match in the process.
"What on earth are you looking for,
wasting all those matches?" asked a
scandalized acquaintance.
'Tve just dropped one" said Pod
kins, breathing hard and resuming the
search.
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cessIuI HISIIt, Win an audItIOnaI S0U,-
OOO If the trip Is made In a British
built machine and the start is from
British soil. At least two British air.
plane makers are planning independent
flights. The Aero club has been noti-
ned by cable that three British flyers
have entered the Daily Mails contest;
their names are not made public. Capt.
Hugo Sunstedt, an American who is
experimenting with a machine of his
own design at Bayonne, N. j., entered
fha Daily MafI,c nnptast E,ahr,,a,,, "a
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his eye. They look so nice and shiny
and bright In their case one could al
most call them tempting II they were
anything else than surgical instru-
ments.
On one Of these recent balmy, spring.
like days, the doctor noticed that some
Of his probes were gone. The next
day some more had disappeared. The
doctor became his own Sherlock. There
were no clues. But today he followed
a trail of surgical instruments into the
back room. He was about to tele-
phone for the police when he heard as
angry "look-at-the-coonl as ever
came from pigeons throat.
The doctor continued investigations.
He found his missing surgical instru-
ments piled criss-cross and a mamma
pigeon trying her level best to shape
them into a nest.
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An Aruument.

did you speak to your brother
about cutting down little on his po-
tationsw
EYES,"
"He might adopt happy medium"
II suggested that. But he says
there is no happy medium in getting
tanked."-Louisville Courier-J Journal.
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Longs 80 Years for Drink;
Curiosity Is Now Satisfied

All his married life of 80 years
John O'Riley, seventy, Of Kan
) sas City, Mo-, had been intend
ing to get drunk, just to see how
} 1t would feel. Knowing nation
wide prohibition was coming
J John decided delay was danger
GUS, so he carried out his long
} cherished ambition.
Mrs. O'Riley had him arrested.
Husband and wife faced Judge
Casimer Welch in court. John
was a "good-natured" drunk, she
said.
''In that case I'll release him."
said the Judge.
'T'll never do It again, Judge;
my curiosity has been satisfied
O'Riley said.
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Held Their Hands on a Hot Stove.

the marks Of the burns they received
q month ago when their father pun
,shed them.
Bessinger admitted that, angered by
the loss of pair Of curtains to which
the children had set fire while playing
with matches, he held their hands on
hot stove while they screamed with
pain.
II wanted to teach them lesson"
he declared.
Despite the sympathy bestowed on
the children by the court attaches,
Mrs. Bessinger defended her husband,
who was fined 5000 and costs, but the
payment Of the fine was postponed
while an Investigation was made.
"He earns our living" the mother
declared. "Don't send him to prison."
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always remaining two-thirds Of the SEN
ate, more than quorum, ready to do
business. Under the provisions of the
Constitution the members of the house
Of representatives are elected to serve
two years. When each new congress
convenes it is necessary for the house
Of representatives to elect presiding
officer and all Of its other elective
officials. The presiding officer of the
senate is the vice president of the Unit
ed States and he Is ready to do hnsi.
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the patents In
the local hospital.
In one of the
W ar DIS he o b.
served a pale
young man lying
on a bed, heayily
swathed in band
ages, and looking
very, very miser-
able. So the vicar
stopped and ad-
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Very HoIey.

Lacon-Did you ever notice how the
Swiss cheese looks down upon the
American variety?
Egbert-Why, no. / have not.
Haven't you happened to notice Oh
the part Of the Swiss cheese that "ho-
lier than thou" look?
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'T hear Miss De Style is spreading
a report that she has q dress Of spun
glass;"
'"Humph. That IL report which It
is easy to see through"
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Too Many Bones.

Bill-Your dog Is fond of bones, I
euppose2
Gill-Sure thing.
"The more bones he gets the happier
he Is, supposeT
"Well, 1 really can't say that. for
he does balk at some kind of fish,"
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Absent.Mjnded.

A lady, observing that a stranger in
her pew had no hymnbook, politely Of
fered him one.
Thanks said the gentleman, but
I never use libretto. boston Tran
script.
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message to congress December 2, 1873.
Several Spanish colonies Of Central
and South America had won their inde-
pendence after many years Of struggle
and their independence had been rec
ognized by the United States. In 1922
Spain appealed to the holy alliance
Russia, Prussia, Austria and France
for assistance In recovering her lost
colonies. At the same time the Rus
sian car issued an ukase, putting forth
q claim to the Pacific coast Of North
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-04
Too Lono : Reach

"Bliggins Is always talking about
making something his life work"
sYea And while he's talking he's
usually neglecting the days work.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-04

Oo A. Bishop Canadian
tnat ne VIII essay the flight
mander Tower OF the
Captain Sunsed fly from
to St Johns
of 1SOO miles,
1,1O0 miles to ortuga mile
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IN . cIass by HImseIs.

Miss Passay--My fiance Is so differ.
ent from other men.
Misc Pert -Of course he is, since be
proposed to you.
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Hard Stunt.

Flatbush-Did you ever try to get
your wife to try to count ten before
she spoke?
Bensonhurst-Oh. yes. But think
II Is an impossibility.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-04
HIs Version.

Bess-The love of money 10 the root
Of all evil. eats Tssy,fs
Nonsense Comparatively few
people marry for money.
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o~-~~~~~ The 1910
Scrap Book
HE'D LEARNED HIS LESSON
Young Man Realized That Injunction
to "keep Smiling" Should Not
Be Taken Too Literally.

Taking with him his best "bedside"
manner the new vicar set out to visit
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-04
Ohio Asks Punishment Of William HohenzoIern


mttee judiciary. The resolution
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Fame and Riches for First Aviator to Cross

oMIThe indications that fly
~ VIII De The of
prize Oh M The London Daily the first
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The Congress Of the United States Of America

HE United States always
representatives membership
odd 1917 1919 At the
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sim ooIno Strong,

Howell-The fools aren't all dead
yet
Powell--No, and the worst Of 1t Is
that most of them aren't even sick.
Judge.
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Text Of Monroe Doctrine Of the United States


fifth president the United
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coverIno The c.se

"That lawyer decided to get down
to bed rock"
"How soT
by obtaining . blanket injunc-
uon. Sag i,s.f9 x
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.

VACUUM CLEANING
Hand or electric. $50 per hour: or s. Der day
for eight hours. NATIONAL VACUUM SALES
90. Stewart Bldg. 9Th and d sts. NV. Main
4l5. apa,.en
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VIII pay you the highest prices for second
hand furniture. sll LOUISIANA ave. NV. Phone
Main s372 mhE%
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POULTRY.

EGGS. 81 SETTING. PARCNPOST PAID.
Thoroughbreds. Barred Rocks. White Rocks,
Buff Rocks. Reds. White Leghorns Brown Leg
horns. Bun orpingtouA PHILIP CoNDON.
Westchezteg, Ohio. .Sppl.
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LOST.
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WE MANUFACTURE AN ARTICLE
That every negro woman needs and buys; quick
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Go. lis South Second st.. Louisville, Ny.
49, apaOlt
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Of our Iccal trade; 81 to $ day steady; no
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SO FER MONTH SELLING A NEW PAT
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urh Tord car sold on money back glarantee;
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Al ENTssELL PICTURES, BATHING
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:. - No apD1t
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

SNLE- YAN-WTTH FORD CAR. IN EACH
IoyaIity: quick selling patented specially; no
,orr.titi~1. ore salesman cleared SoO in hEe
zs-S-. rex successful selling plan: no capital
1erslctI PENNYPACKER MFG. CO.. $50 Ad-
H.1 chicago. FL spaolt
WANT TET-HIGH- CLASS SPECIALITY MAN
or ex merchant to reIresent company in
D. &. territory: incompatible account system
y n register and safe; earnings 500 to 800 Per
,ao1th: commissions paid weekly. Address l..
z. TREAT. Box leo Station &C" Cleveland,
Ohio. apStt
SIDc. LINE! sALESMEN-LEARN HOW
l'Mycr is making more on his side-line speciality
'hau On his main line; sales-talk and pocket
samples free: responsible house; quick action.
ERICKSON INCORPORATED, Des Moines.
Iowa arOt
iO1O SALEsMEN WANTED FOR THE FAST
est selling speciality on the market; discharged
loldiers, men. women, young people. all or part
inc: pleasan. outdoor Wo-k-no canvasing-no
axpeTiencs necessary: give full instructions;
Iou6,e your salary by evening work; present
gents making SO to $40 weekly. full time. and
Is To SO rart time; write for descriptive htera-
,urr: for quick action send $50 for sample: can
o. returned and money back If YOU desire. THE
sUNLTTE CORPORATION. Manufacturers OF
the famous sunlite lenses for autos, trucks mo-
to-cycies. s. 20 per pairh All sizes lSb Com
usrce St. Dallas, Texas areolt
ENIEPIIONAL SPARE TINE OPPORTUNl-
ty To earn SO day selling oil stock Of com
nany rrfereneed By three national banks. Phone
Nr. SMALE. after p m. Main s6el- apl3It
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OLD INDIAN HERB SHOP
Stop wshins for Good Ia
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Open also evenings on those men
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l728 Seventh Street N. W.
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WHEN IN NEED OF A RELIABLE DE.
TECTIvE. CALL ON
International Bureau Of Investigation.
lp-lll-ll3 kellogg B;dg..
lil6-2D + ST. NV
Day Phone-Main $50
Night Phone-W. 5S3.
Night Phone-Cc. 7ij0J
Capt. Robert Hewlett.
MI. Gecrge W. Boyd.
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOCY.
WREcKING AND BUILDING.

WE WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS.
mhzsmn-wed-fri.u
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mchAH
STOCKS AND BONDS.

sTOCKs-BONDS FOUGHT. SOLD. OPTIONS
tputs and cAlls); old obscure defaulted sec,ui-
ties negotiated; safe stock speculation plan free
FRANK EVERETT, 35 Wall ST.. New York.
arnp1t
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Palmistry 10 q recognized science, a
RIZPAH EDON

is known IS one Of its greatest exponent.. Hum
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily; com
plete readings with accurate descriptions OF
what your hand foretells only 81. Reception par
lor ne. corner Of 9Th and G NV. Entrance 9Th
ct. Hours 10 g. m. to .. m. mhz-s0
MADAME STANLEY, ROYAL GYPSY PALM
ist, reads the hand like an open book; salts
faction guaranteed: give her q cali. lll II IT. ne.
mhSr9f
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" M n A Lsrsest rnuts ssbooi N
i .lNl. -. -. City. Men aud womes
ACCoUNTANCY ldepee srsntins poxenl.
PREPARATORY tsccredited basesl.
COMMERCIAL lGregz shorshsnd. s1.1 MONTH.
DRAFTING tmechsnicaL srchitruuraD.
GRADE tday OF evening".
New semester cissses stsrtinG
isS 6 b. n. W suBeti. rrsA
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

rAILORs AND F1NfsHEHS. CLOTH CHOP
pers. uimmers. wesers and buttonhole work
err. Appiy at once to MR.. KEEN, O. NJ
rsiloring Department. 5th noor. Union Garage
Building. CID @ st. NV. apis5t
WA n T Z ED-PRACTICAL PIPE COYERER
and helper; no other need apply. A. W.
PETERSILIA. Alexandria County Lighting
Power Plant. Alexandria. Va spl7-u
If YOU CAN. SELL. WANT 10 SELL. OR
think you can sell. send address for particulars
OF new. odd. interesting articles made from
genuine French-Amcrican shells bought from the
U. s. government; nee5ed in ofice and homes;
proved money makers. backed by DID, large COM
pany; saiesmen good enough 10 get good salaries
viii hnd this worth locking into as a straight
commission proposition. SNEAD q CO., Fiat
iron Bldg, New York. sp0plt
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE ZONE suPPLY OFFICER.
nth and y stS NV. Washington. ID. c. Seal
I'd TropoSals for partition material fos Munitions
Building viii te ogeDed at the above sddress .t
n a. N. Aprl -. 1879 Az material 10 con
form in ezery respect 10 samples which may -
sreu AZ the Construction a Repair BrnDch. Zsus
Supply oficc. proposai blanks may be had ufsh
application at this ofice. Proposak 10 be ftrd
In uiIaicste and mu-t besr guaranty thcr~on.
Marx envelopes PROPOSALS. FOR PARTI.
TIoN MATERIAL fOR MUNITIONS BUILD
ING" and address 10 the Zone suI4ly oaicer.
washiugtoo. -. q spli =
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LII FAIRMONT ST. Nw.-ATTRACTIyE
glass and screened in s,eeping porch with ad-
Joining dressing and sitting room; second floor
near bath; we'll furnished: private residence
new uptodate house ; good neighborhood; con.
venient to three car lines; reasonable board
nearby: use q living room. kitchen and laun.
dry: would like one or two business women who
would appreciate special caro- Of rooms and
any other attention they may need: man. wife
and child also considered. Call Columbia 6a
ask for Miss z. HENNEBERGER ap3llt
81 KEEPER PLACE NW.-FIRST-CLASs
front room; all conveniences; reasonable. apis ),
ARIZONA HOTEL, $40 @ ST. NW.-NEATLI I
furnished rooms: $ per week up: transients.
81 up.
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HELP WANTED.

B6OKKEEPERs-ACCO IS THE
psutession Of opportunity: 1t Offers unlimited
Possibilities. while the demand for high class
secountants far exceeds the supply. Those de-
.irnS to qualify under master instructors for
sp-ciaI accounting work, and practice. By deSot-
lag an hour per day advise with age. expe-
rience. education and phone number. BOX 81.
Hs-sh Office. apou
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

mobile, city or suburban. and pay you hiEhest
prices tor ladies', sentlemenie. ehildrens dis
carded clothing. Of all desciptiona Address
postal or rhcne. ] will call L. RIOE. lzs2 lth
~ NV. North IT'S. fe81
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-26
NJ. E. eENERAL CONFERENCE
When Delegates viii Be Elected-AI
ready CanVassins Names.

The General Conference OF the
Methodist Church is to convene in
Des Moines. Iowa, May /, 1920, and
continue during that month.
Delegates from the Troy Confer
ence, which will convene in Saratoga
Springs April Z next, both ministerial
and lay, will be elected at that time
a number of prominent laymen are
being talked about to serve as dele
gates, among them Howard s. Ken
nedy of this city, as are c. H. Hage'
man of Albany, W. w. Chamberlain
newly elected Mayor of Johnstown
Judge Henry V. Borst of Amsterdam
c. A. Bullard of Glens Falls, Edgar
7. Bracket of Saratoga Springs and
United States Judge Harland B.
Howe of Burlington. Among the
ministers whose names are spoken
of are Rev. A. j. Higgins of Troy.
DR.. George c.. Douglass of Saratoga
Springs, DR.. Eugene A. Noble of Sche
nectady, DR.. ]. T. Mead of Platts-
burgh, Rev. f. l.. Decker of Glovers-
vile and Dr. F. ]. Kennedy of Pitts
field.
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GEL NE RAL ANGELES
MILITARY GENIUS
IS EXECUTED
Mexican Revolutionary Leader
Famed Throughout World
CONVICTED OF REBELLION
carranza Firing Squad Carries Out
Drastic Orders in Chihuahua
City
CONVICTED OF REBELLION

Ell Paso, Texas, Nov. 26-General
Felipe Angeles, Mexican revolution
ary leader and famed throughout the
world as military genius, was execut-
ed hDy a Carrahza firing squad al
Chihuahua City early today, follow.
ing conviction, with two companions
on the charge of rebellion against the
Mexican government, according to a
Chihuahua City report this morning.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-26
PoWERs-cHuRcH
ST. John the Baptist Church Scene of
Pretty Wedding.

A very pretty wedding took place
Tuesday morning at the rectory OF
st. John the Baptist church, NORTH
Bennington, when Marion B., eldest
daughter of Frank H. Church o.
Petersburgh, became the bride oil
Michael F. Powers of North Benning
ton. afa !
They were attended by Miss Mar,
A. Powers, sister of the groom and
Walter A. Cole. The bride was at
tractively attired in suit of blue
with hat to match and her attendant
also wore blue with brown hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers were the re
cipients of many beautiful gifts, in
Guiding cut glass, silver and money.
After the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Powers, left amid shower of rice
and confetti for a short wedding trir
and upon their return will reside in
North Bennington where the bride.
groom is employed by A. S. Hathaway
& Co.
They have many friends who ex.
tend best wishes for long and happy
welded life.