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ADJUSTMENTS
Symphony Society of New York.

Fritz Kreisler, Incompatible violin
ist received a tremendous ovation as
soloist with the Symphony Society or
New York at the New National Thea
ter yesterday afternoon. The ovation.
a tribute to pure art. did credit both
to the appreciation of the audience
and the ability of the artist. Follow
ing his playing of Beethoven's con
certo for the Violin in D. the audi
ence rose to it's feet. recalling MI.
Kreisler time and time again. Ihe or
chestra also rose to its feet. the
violinists holding out their Vloiilis,
after the tradition OF the concert
stage, in tribute to the player
Mr.. Kreisler has seldom been hearo
to better advantage here than III ms
playing yesterday OF the SIeae
beethoven concerto. His broad tone
seems to have gained III power eNun tIn
since his last appearance here. Whiie
his technique was at its height Above
all. the power which this artist pos
sesses. of making his wonderful Violili
a yeritable part of himsei1, slloiio
throughout the concerto, whether IN
CAV or grave rhythm. 1t is TINS power
which marks Mr.. krelsier, apoN.
else. as the master, anu IL
was to this ability that tne auuieeo
Yesterday paid sincere tribute. ..o
The symphony society, under .ne
1.aderehip of DR. Walter Damroscn'
nIaved the overture from Won wen
er,s "Freischutz." and Charpentler
of Italy" both oeins
given with large appreciation OF Iheir
rasDectiye demands. In the SUITE, nene
PoIIian played off-stage viola soio'
which received great applause.
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r F KEITH'S-Vaudeville.

r. F.. Keith's Theater announces an
extra matinee at pm. Christmas Gay
At the matinees next Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday the Rotary LUZ
and the theater management VIII en-
tertain the children of Washlngto.
with a visit from Santa Claus, a grea.
christmas tree laden with gifts ana
goodies, and a Druidical pageant by
the Marion Morgan dancers. "A Dance
Drama in the Time of Attila,' the ter
.rible Hun of the fifth century. BIOS
som Seeley. with Bennie Fields, cross se
man. Lynch and Lopez, Will give
':Seeley's Syncopated Studio; GLADYS
Clark and Henry Bergman y. viii ap-
near in "A Ray of Sunshine; James
Thornton, in forensic fun: Eddie Bor-
den. supported by Sir FrederiGk
Courtney. will offer THE Law-break-
err" and others will include Mile.
Dolores Vallecita and her performing
leopards; the Ramsdells and Deyo' IN
a dancing feature, and Ed Marshall
chalSologist. The Christmas tree
matinees are open to the public at
the regular prices.
Sunday at and sis pm. this week
program, headed by Charles King ana
company will be presented.
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COSMOS-Vaudeville.

One of the newest fashion revues OF the
vaudeville season, "Frocks and Frills."
Joseph J. Sullivan production. handsome
" staged and beautifully combined with
singing and dancing features by COM
pany Of ten people. will be the feature
act at the Cosmos Theater next week.
Other acts will include Melnotte and
Ieedom, two clever girl entertainers in
a hodge podge Of merriment; Phyllis
Gilmore and company, in one-act
farce strong in laughing features called
..BlackmaiI'; Wasticka and Under
study. two Of the funniest performing
seals in vaudeville; Gibson and Pollard.
i'm a rollicking pianologue. with novel
interpretations Rose Schmettan and
brother. in artistic posing and wonder
ful athletic balancing and other feats.
and Burns and Gary, In songs and
dances.
The added matinee feature will be
the Douglas MacLean-Doris May pic
ture. "23k Hours Leave" which has
widely excited such favorable comment
.sFootlight Maids,' Sunshine comedy.
will make for laughter and the Pathe
News and Mutt and JEFF, alive and
kicking, will complete the bill
Sunday, from pm. a fine bill Of
vaudeville and film features will provide
continuous entertainment until closing
time.
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Easy to Make This
Pine Cough Remedy
Thousands Of families swear by its
prompt results. inexpensive,
and saves about Sc.

You know that pine is used in
nearly all prescriptions and reme-
dies for coughs. The reason is that
pine contains several peculiar ele-
ments that have a remarkable eff
feet in soothing and healing the
membranes of the throat and chest.
Pine cough syrups are combina-
tions of pine and syrup. The
"syrup" part is usually plain sugar
syrup.
To make the best pine cough REM
edy that money can buy, put ~
ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle, and
fill up with homemade sugar syrup.
Or YOU can use clarified molasses,
honey or corn syrup, instead of
sugar syrup. Either way, you make
a full pint-more than you can buy
ready.made for three times the
money. 1t is pure: good and very
children like it.
You can feel this take hold of a
cough or cold in a way that means
business. The cough may be dry,
hoarse and tight, or may be per-
sistently loose from the formation
of phlegm. The cause is the same
infiamed membranes-andt this Pinex
and Syrup combination will stop it
.usually in "A hours or less. Splen-
did. too, for bronchial asthma,
hoarseness or any ordinary throat
ailment.
Pinex is a highly concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine
extract, and is famous the world
over for its prompt effect upon
coughs.
Beware of substitutes. Ask your
druggist for "z1z ounces Of Pinex"
with directions, and don't accept
ANYTHING else. Guaranteed to give
absolute satisfaction or money re-
funded. The Pinex Co.. #. Wayne,
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"Zip Goes a Million" "

Messrs. Comstock and Gest will pre-
sent their latest musical comedy.
Zip Goes a Million at Polis, Thea
ter next week. beginning Monday
night. with a matinee Christmas day.
Harry Fox the light comedian, is fea-
tured in the leading role of Monty
Brewster, and the supporting cast
includes Lawrence Wheat, Edgar
Nelson, Ivan Simpson, George T.
Mech. Joseph B. Garry, Marie Car
roll, Clara Mackin, Edna Bates. Ethel
Forde, Marguerite Fritts and a
chorus of thirty young women. The
niece is by Guy Bolton, Budd de Sylvia
and Jerome D. Kern, and is adapted
from the comedy. "Brewster's Mil
IionSo
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Knickerbocker.

Next week will bring to Crandall's
knickerbocker, Sunday and Monday,
The Girl from Outside" pictured from
Rex Beach's impressive story of the
far north; Tuesday and Wednesday,
premiere presentation of THE Joyous
Liar" featuring J. Warren Kerrigan
and Lillian Walker: Thursday and Fri
day, with special holiday matinee
Thursday, Constance Talmadge, in
The Virtuous Vamp"; Saturday. first
Washington showings of High Pock-
cts starring Louis Bennison.
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"PiccadillY Jim. "

Stuart Walker, the New York pro-
ducer, who has earned a reputation
for theatrical surprises, is bringing to
the Garrick Theater next week, conf
mencing Monday evening, "Piccadilly
Jim," a new comedy by Guy Bolton
and P. G. wodehouse. well known for
their musical comedy successes. In
their new play the music has been
left out to make room for more com.
edy. The plot has many unexpected
twists, with a real thriller in the
last act. Gregory Kelly Of Seven
teen" fame plays the title role.
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PALACE-"A Girl Named Mary

All next week, beginning Sunday after
noon, Loew's Palace announces "A Girl
Named Mary" the latest picture fea-
ture for Marguerite Clark. The story
was written by Juliet Wilbor Tomp-
kins for a magazine, and is rich in ro-
nance.
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sTRAND-"D -"Desert Gold"

Desert Gold" Benjamin B. Hamp-
tons picture of the Zane Grey mover.
will continue at Moore's Strand
Theater through the current week and
probably next week
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GAYETY-BurlesQue.

Peter S. Clark's "Oh, Girl" company
will present the musical burletta
Passing the Buck" merry-go-round
of merriment, at the Gayety next
week The cast includes Ted Burns.
Danny Murphy, Gene Morgan, Ray
mond Paine, Carlo de Angelo. Drena
Mack. Josephine Younge. frankie
Burns and Esther Lang. with chorus
of twenty. Ten scenes are laid in
prominent cities of the country.
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Metropolitan.

Sunday and all next week at Gran
Calls Metropolitan Theater will be
shown for the first time in Washing
ton the film production of Rex Beach's
story. THE Girl from Outside" tale
of Alaska which combines the elements
OF bear . power, youthful ebullience,
humor and dramatic intensity.
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Holmes on seVanished Russia. y

Burton Holmes will close his sea-
son here Sunday night and Monday
afternoon following. with Vanished
Russia" as his topic. He has made
= particular study Of that splendid,
pictorial Russia, which has probably
passed never to return, and will COM
pare it with glimpses or the RUSSIA
Of TODAY. torn with internal revolu-
ton.
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Photoplay Features.
COLUNBIA-"The Cinema
. Murder"

Loew's Columbia announces for the
first four d-ys of next week, beginning
Sunday, "The Cinema Murder" adapt
ed from E. Phillips Oppenheim's maga-
zine story and featuring Marion
Davies. The last three days of next
week "The Reckoning Road will fea-
ture Bessie BarriScale.
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Savoy.

Sunday and Monday. Douglas Nc
Lean and Doris May, in "23 i Hours
Leave; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Lucy Cotton and Wyndham Standing,
in The Miracle of Love-; Thursday
with special matinee), Pauline Fred
erick. in The Loves of Lefty; Fri
day. Jack Pickford, in 'Tn Wrong:
Saturday, Mabel Normand, in "Jinx.'
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GARDEN-"Everywoman."

At Moore's Garden Theater Every
woman" the film production of Walter
Brownies great modern morality play,
will continue on exhibition this week
and probably next week.
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Circle.

Sunday Billie Burke. in Sadie
Love; Monday. Dorothy Gish. in
turning the Tables; Tuesday, Dor
day Enid Bennett, in What Every
Woman Learns; Thursday, Mack
Sennett's comedies, His Last False
Step" and "Salome VS.. SHENANDOAH;
also Mutt and jeff and Fox News;
Friday, Constance Binney. in "Erst-.
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Martin. in THE Third Kiss" and Lar.
ry Seamon. in Dull Care; wednes-
day. Gladys Leslie, in The Gray Tow :
ers Mystery; Christmas day, Elaine
Hammerstein, in THE Country Cou-
sin; Friday. Ora Carew, in 'Tnder
Suspicion; Saturday. Robert War
wick, in Told in the Hills
New York city has one lawyer fur
every $50 of it's inhabitants.
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RIALTO-"The Thunderbolt."

Moore's Rialto Theater for next
week announces Katherine Macdonald.
declared to be the most beautiful wom-
Metghan, in q flm romance Of the
strangest marriage on record, '-rhe
Thunderbclt,' First National attrac-
Evening star., 1919-12-17

the Tiger; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Gharles Ray, in Crooked Straight;
thursday, Enid Bennett. in What
Every woman Learns; Friday. Paul
Inc frederick, in THE Loves of
Lefty; Saturday. Theda Bara, in
The Lure of Ambition"
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Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, Irene Castle. in
The Invisible Bond" and Ford Ster-
ling, in Mack Sennett's His Last
raise Step; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Eugene O'Brien, in Sealed
aearts; a; Thursday with special
matineel, Pauline Frederick, in "The
Loves Of Lefty; Friday. Theda Bara,
in The Lure Of Ambition; Satur-
day: Bryant Washburn, in TT Pays
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"Smilin' Through.

Jane Cowl, in "Smilin' Through,
will be the attraction at the Shubert-
BelaSco Theater next week. 1t is de-
scribed as q fantastic comedy, which
blends pathos with whimsical humor'
Allan Langdon Martin is the author.
The scenic investiture is by Joseph
Urban. The cast includes Orme Cal
dara, Henry Stephenson, Ethe!bert
Hales, Charlotte Granville and others
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"The Better 'Ole. :"

Old Bill of Better ole" fame has
become as familiar figure in Ameri-
can environs as he was in the King s
Arms or the Lions Head, or any other
pub" in England. He's war-dirty
and hoarse, but he's a lovable old soul
just the same. He and his two pals,
Alf the ''strike-a-light king" and
Bert, the "Don Jonah'-the trinity of
trench musketeers. through the me-
dunn of the stage version of Capt.
Bruce Bairnsfather's famous war car
toons. will be the attraction at the
New National Theater next week with
the original company, Including Mr.
and Mrs Coburn.
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Crandall's.

Sunday and Monday His Divorced
Wife" featuring Monroe Salisbury;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Constance
day. Friday and Saturday, Mabel Nor
mand, in her amusing comedy of cir
Gus life, "Jinx."
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neA ->y, June Elvidge and Montagu
Low, in THE Steel King: Thursday
a~d Friday. Mary Miles Minter. in
ANNE of the Green Cables; Satur-
day. Monroe Salisbury. in His Di-
vorced Wife"
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Home.

Sunday and Monday, D. W. Grifiths
broken Blossoms" Tuesday, Mrs. Sid
ney Drew's THE Gay Old Dog :.
Wednesday. Alice Joycp. in The VA,
geance of Durand" Thursday, Earle
Williams. in when A Man Loves: Fri
day and Saturday, Nazimoya, in "The
Brat"
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CanEna.
Lyric.

Sunday. Tom Moore, in "Go West.
Young Man: Monday. Ora Carew, in
Under Suspicion; Tuesday. Stuart
Holmes, in Love. Honor and %: We'd
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Princess.

Sunday, Mrs. Sidney Drew's 1.-THE
Cay Old Dog; Monday, Creighton
Hale and Marc McDermott, in "The
Thirteenth Chair; Tuesday, Alice
Joyce, in ''The Vengeance of Du-
rand; Wednesday. Earle Williams. in
When a Man Loves; Thursday. Ma
zimova. in THE Brat; Friday, Doug
las Fairbanks, in His Majesty the
American"; Saturday. Mabel Nor
mand. in Back to the Woods"
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tion and the first production Of this
American beauty" to be released IN
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York.

Isle of Conquest; Monday. Eugene
OBrien, in The Perfect Lover; !;
Tuesday: Enid Bennett, in what
Every Woman Learns; Wednesday.
Billie Burke. in Sadie Love-; Thurs
Houdini. in THE Grim Came: Fri
day. Viola Dana, in please Get Mar
RED; Saturday, Wallace Reid, in
The Lottery Man"
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Avenue Grand,

Sunday and Monday. David Powell
and Marguerite Courtot, in Teeth of
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Olympic.

Sunday and Monday, Viola Dana, in
please Get Married; Tuesday, Vivian
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Pepto-Mangan
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Friends
Successful Tonic That Builds In
the Blood and Puts Color
Into the Cheeks
Cold "Hand-Shakes'' Remedied
Public Warned of limitations
Real Pepto-Mangan Always
Bears Name "Gude's"

A cold hand does not mean a
warm heart, the old saying to the
contrary notwithstanding.
People whose hands are always
cold have insufficient warmth all
over the body because their blood is
thin.
How can one express any warmth
of feeling when greeting a friend
by the clasp of a cold hand? And
how very pleasant is the warm hand
it is so eloquent of good feeling,
1t certainly does indicate good
health
To live life to it's fullest, we need
to be firSt-clasS human beings, and
that means we should be sound in
body and mind. The blood is the life
fluid and when it is not right we
cannot be well and happy, because
we must devote part of our time
to worrying about our ills and aches.
Every reader of this publication is
aware of these facts, but probably
not all know that in Pepto- -Mangan
they can get help to better health.
1t is put up in both liquid and tab
let form.
Buy whichever you prefer of your
druggist. Be sure to ask for "Gude's"
Pepto-Mangan. If the name Guides"
is not on the package it is not Pepto-
Mangan. Get what you ask for
Advertisement
Evening star., 1919-12-17

while Susan; sarurday. Douglas Nc
Lean and Doris Mar. IN "23 !. Hours
LeavN"
CarsEna.
Sunday. Cs-A>paton Hale anS As-,
McDermott, h. The 18th Chain: M-ni-
day, Mrs. Sfeney Drew's 1.-The Gay Old
Dog: Tuesday and Wednesday, D. w.
Griff1th's Broken Blossoms" Thurs
day, Alice Joyce, in The Vengeance of
Durand"; Friday, Earle Williams. in
when A Man Loves" Saturday, Doug
las Fairbanks, in His Majesty the
American
Evening star., 1919-12-17

PRACTICAL gifts for the
Fschoolgirl-rubb rain
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good capes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-05
JOY RIDERS TO HAVE
HEARING ON AUGUST
Chief Hurley investigates Wrecking
of Wilbur Mattison's Ford
Taxi Sunday Niuht.

Chief of Police Richard j. Hurley
went to Hoosick Falls Monday eve.
ming, at the request of States Attor-
ney Collins NJ. Graves, to make an in
vestigation of the facts in the wreck
ing of the Ford taxi belonging to
Wilbur Mattison Sunday night Mr..
Mattison accompanied the chief.
There was an informal hearing be-
fore the Hoosick Falls court where
it was stated that the three Benning-
ton young men who were in the car
when it was wrecked and who were
not placed under arrest would be
taken to Hoosick Falls for hearing
through extradition proceedings un-
less they made a voluntary appear
ancc
Nicholas Null and Frank Basso,
who were arrested after the car over,
turned while making a sharp corner,
have been released under bonds for
appearance in court on Thursday,
Aug. Z. An effort is being made to
reach a settlement with Mr.. Man
son for the damage to the car. The
owner states that an expenditure OF
$3.50 viii be necessary.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-05
SHELL SHOCKED D
OFFICER FOUND
IN MANCHESTER
Lieutenant Duncan Stuart Miss
ing Seven Months
LOCATED ON LUMBER JOB
Returned From Overseas in January
Mind Unbalanced but Recovery
Is Probable

Manchester, Vt, Aug Lieutenant
William Fl, Stuart son of Mr.. Duncan
Stuart of Oneonta N. Y, and Man
chester, was found yesterday after
noon at enc of the logging camps of
the Rich Lumber Company, on the
East Mountain, after search extend
ing over seven months. Lieutenant
Stuart returned to New York city
from service in France on or about
January 18th and when last heard
from had left q friend, saying that
he would go to Oneonta the next day
and take the family by surprise.
A few weeks later his father re-
ceived official notice of his discharge
from army service which was his first
intimation that his son was in this
country Exhaustive search by police
and detective forces accomplished
nothing and he had been given up for
lost for some time. A spiritualist in
Pownal W., who was consulted fre-
quently by the father, Duncan Stuart
insisted that the boy would be found
at the lumber camps and viii his
father likely had little faith in the
statement he had kept his eye out
while at his work as ranger en- the
mountain. Yesterday the father found
the boy at one of the camps but in an
unbalanced mental condition, Young
Stuart seemed to show some recosni-
ticn of his father but could give no
account of himself.
The first supposition of serious
case of shell shock is well verified,
but the family are oyerjoyed at the
recovery and proper treatment VII
pre- bably bring back sound mental
condition.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-05
LABOR DEMANDS
RETIREMENT Of
PRIVATE CAPITAL
Wants System of Profits in
Industry Changed
FAR-REACHING PROPOSAL
1t Would Mean the Matchmaking of All
ndustry--Threatens TO
Paralyze the Country

Washington. Aug L. Organized
labor, as represented by the railroad
shopmen today fatty rejected the pro.
gram recommended by President VIII
son for the establishment of a Federal
Commission to adjust wage disputes
and to dictate rates, and served notice
on the President and Director General
of Railroads Hines that unless Con
gress provided the money for a cash
settlement of their demands the rail-
road system would be tied up by a
strike not later than Sept. 2. Mr..
Hines to d the men that he did not
have the money with which to pay the
increase. The President. according to
the railroad representatives did not
definitely state his position
The men we're in mood to demand
the characterization, not only CT the
railways, but of the basic industries,
such as steel, coal the packing in
dustry. and possibly others along lines
suggested in the so-called Plumb plan
which would require the Government
to purchase he industries and to give
the workers a share of the profits.
The Railroad Brotherhoods issued a
statement through the Plumb
Pan League and signed by Warren s
Stone, Grand Chief OF the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers, and ether
prominent officials In this statement
while attempting to deprecate publish
ed reports that the Brotherhoods We're
taking advantage OF the present eco
nomic situation to hold up Congress,
the railroad chiefs said that 1T marks
the step by which organized labor
passes from demands for wage increas-
es to demands that the system OF pro
fits in industry be overhauled.'
The statement also says we demand
that the owners CT capital. who repre-
sent only financial interest as distin-
guished from operating brains and
energy, be retired from management
Washington, Aug. 4.-Senate leaders
have suddenly awakened to realiz-
alton of the possible danger of the
movement amcng the railroad work
ers for the naturalization OF the
roads Senator Cummins, Chairman
of the Interstate Commerce Committee
thinks such a naturalization OF rail-
roads will mean the ultimate national
ization of all industry.
The Senator said today that adoption
of the ownership proposal OF the rail-
way men would mean the establish
ment OF workingmen's government OF
the railroads and that this step toward
socialism could net be taken without
promoting a similar movement in 9th
er lines of industry.
Senator Cummins told some of his
asso ciates today that he saw in the
plan of the railroad brotherhoods a pur
pose to obliterate the relation of EN-
ployer and employe He declared his
TO this purpose, and SAID
he doubted if civilization could sur
vive the termination of this re atien.
But he doubted also if the movement
in that direction could be checked by
any mere attempt to maintain the old
order
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-05
SUIT FOR RECKLESS DRIVING
Harlan Amidon Of BrattIeboro Asks
$4,000 Damages.

Brattleboro, Aug. Alleging reck
less and imprudent driving at an uni
reasonable speed, Harlan Amidon
aged %, of this place brought suit for
$3.50 today through Barber, Bar
Der & Miller's office against Lieut.
md Mrs. David w. Gordon of Hazard
Vile. Conn, because of injuries re
,eived in an auto accident last Labor
lay, the wedding day OF Lieutenant
Gordon and Miss Doris p. Clark, the
latter then of bridgeport, Conn.
Service was made on Mrs. Gordon
here by Sheriff Frank l.. Wellman
she having come from her summer
home at Spofford Lake. The suit is
-eturnable at the September term OF
Windham county court.
Amidon and Emery Carry of Che
terfield were riding Amidon's motor
cycle past Spofford Lake when Lieu
tenant Gordon and Miss Clark drove
into the highway from a driveway
leading from cottage and the two
machines collided, each rider on the
motorcycle sustaining fracture of {
leg and Amidon's leg was so badly
shattered that 1t had to be amputat
ed, pieces of bone being ground into
the motorcycle. His nose and one
wrist also were broken. Lieutenan
Gordon has been in the aviation serv-
ice in Texas.