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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
PROCTOR TAKES HIGH HONOR
With Quota Of 1886, She Raises
$4460 for Near East.

White River Junction, jan. a.
Proctor takes high honor place In the
campaing to raise 100000 for the re-
lief of the suffering thousands in the
countries Of the Near East. The
quota assigned 10 Proctor was $3.50.
The amount raised is s4,460.
II is expected that Chlttenden
county will have raised IT'S full quota
by Saturday night. Eight towns have
already gone over the top and in the
round up on the last day of the week
Brattleboro Is expected TO have its
full quota.
Forty odd towns reported full
quotas raised last evening, with
good reports from many other places.
In Franklin county credit is due
several postmasters for having taken
hold and raised the quotas in their
towns
Essex county reached its full quota
the middle of the week. -NN
State chairman Stevens expects to
announce the result all over the state
early next week.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
A womau's Experience with Grippe

When cough or cold hangs on.
and you have aches and pains in your
joints and muscles. it is likely that
grippe is taking hold of Your system.
Mrs. J. A. Rodgers, Swiizer. 5. c.,
says: Il am susceptible to colds; of
ten ending in grippe. In this case !
have found Foleys Honey and Tar to
prevent doctor bills" This sterling
family remedy loosens the phlegm,
stops irritation. allays soreness and
Inflammation and frees the air pas.
sages. Good TO- children. Sold
Everywhere.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28

Montpelier. Ian 2S-The Sheppard
Amendment goes 10 third reading to-
morrow The House spent all This
morning on House 23 referendum on
ratification.
The bill was favored by O'Sulliyan.
Estee. Cudworth and Writer'S It was
opposed by Bolknap, Bond, Tracy and
Mcfarland At noon recess was TAX.
en- without a vote on the measure
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
THlRTY.slx CERTIFIED
Proclamation 10 Make Amendment
Effective Is Ordered.

Washington, Jan. 27.-Thirty.six
states, the necessary three-iourths.
had certified TO the State Department
their ratification of the federal pro-
hibition amendment today, and prep
araiion of proclamation to make the
amendment effective was ordered.
'Certiications were received early in
the day from Wisconsin, North Caro-
lima, Utah and Kansas, the latter be-
ing the thirty.sixth state to report
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
OvIO COLLEGE GIRL
overworked, Nervous, Rundown
Health Restored by Vinol.

Urbana. Ohlo.--"l am attending
college. and got into nervous. run
down condition, no appetite. was
weak and exhausted -Nmol has xiv
en- me a good appetite and built up
my strength and health, and can
heartily recommend it to anyone for
such conditions. '--Miss adelaide Car
tei
The reason Vinol was so successful
In Miss Carriers case Is because 1t
contains the very elements needed to
build up Weakened. run. down sys.
tenn. mako rich. red blood and create
strength William l.. Golsay Druggist
and Druggists Everywhere.
p. S.r--For Eczema OF Scalp Try our
Saxol solve. Money back " II fails
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
W0RKER RS PLAN
To N AXE TRIAL
OF 8 HOUR DAY .
Textile Operatives May Not
Strike as Planned
TO WORK ONLY 8 HOURS
VIII Establish Week Of 4s Hours and
Leave Next Move to the Man.
ufaeturers.
TO WORK ONLY 8 HOURS


eratiyes are vitality interested In the
movement for ain eight-hour-day for
textile workers which has been In pro.
cess for some time and which is ex.
pected to reach crisis OF some ma.
ture on Monday. Feb 3.
There has been talk OF a general
strike among the workers in the cot.
ton, silk and woolen factories through.
out the country but this has lately
been denied by the officials of the
unions. Instead. Of a strike the work.
ers now plan to quit work at the end
OF eight hours. This plan Will be
tried leaving the next move to the
manufacturers.
Fall River, Mass, Jan. 28.--The
movement among textile workers for
the inauguration Of a universal eight
hour day in the industry, beginning
Monday was extended yesterday to
comprise approximately one-half the
mill industry In New England.
Workers here in Fall River, the
textile centers OF Rhode Island and of
the Blackstone valley in Massachus.,
etts, Salem and Biddeford and Saco.
Me-. joined in the demand previously
made by operatives at Lawrence, Low
ell and Manchester. N. H. The mills
in these cities employ an aggregate of
upward OF 10000 persons. The
amalgamation is said TO represent vir.
tually all OF the organized textile op-
eratives in New Bedford, where no
demands have yet been made. as we'll
as many workers in Fall River, Law.
renee. Adams and Utica.
Success of the movement as n.
augurated by the united textile work.
ers OF America would mean. accord.
ing to a statement by President John
Golden, an eight.hour day for textile
plants in all parts Of the country
When the plan was first announced
the wage question was not mentioned.
but President Golden In New York
yesterday said the employees wanted
the same pay fer 4S hours that they
had received for the longer weeks.
NH owners in some Instances have
made no answer to the demands, but
wherever there has been q reply II
has been refusal.
The workers at Lawrence have do
clared that after having worked the
equivalent OF the new hours, they VIII
walk out and return the following
week 10 work il permitted to.
A nationwide labor crisis involving
industries engaged in manufacturing
silk and cotton goods, and to some
extent woolen goods. is pending un.
less employers concede the eighthour
day by February 3. The information
came from John Golden, president of
the united textile workers Of Amer.
lea
He declared he would not say that
strike was to be called on February
3, but only that the workers would
leave the shops at the end OF eight
hours and would return on the next
day prepared to resume their laboE
N New York state alone 10000 aes
ployes are involved
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
PRESIDENT WILSON'S PLAN
TO Take German Colonies Under
Guardianship Of League.

Paris. Jan 2S-presdent Wilson
is credited by the French Press with
bringing forward during yesterdays
discussion the subject if taking the
German colonies under The guardian
ship OF the League OF nations. The
idea is generous and noble the Matin
states. but il fears difficulty in putting
it into practice
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
ROOSEVELT ANNUITY VOTED
Bill to Provide $4,000 % Widow Goes
II President,

Washington. Jan. 97-The House,
by a vote Of PSI to 9. Saturday passed
the bill introduced by Representative
Ga'livan of Massachusetts to provide
a $4,000 annuity to the widow Of
Colonel Roosevelt A similar meas.
ure, introduced by Senator Smoot OF
Utah. has already passed the Senate,
so the bill now goes to the President,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
MAY MAKE NEAR BEER
President Wilson Signs Proclamation
Renewing Restrictions.

Washington, Jan. 2S-The food ad.
ministration announces that Presi-
dent Wilson has signed n proclama-
tion In Paris removing restrictions on
the manufacture OF so-called near
honr
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
NO REFERENDUM
ON LIQUOR QUESTION
House Kills Referendum Bill by Vote
Of 14s to 64-Ratification Of Sheppard
Amendment Expected Tomorrow

Montpelier Jan. 2s. D. m.-The
House voted on the referendum bill
this afternoon, killNy the bill by a
vote of l4S TO Ga There will be no
referendum 10 the voters of Vermont
en- the Sheppard amendment
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
CRITICAL SITUATION
Nearly 100000 Idle in Britain Because
of Strikes

London, Jan. est is estimated
that nearly two hundred thousand
men and women are idle in tho United
Kingdom and Ireland because of
strikes in various trades. creating one
of the most serious situations indus
trially the country has had to face in
many years. Half the strikers are in
Belfast where the strike movement is
continuing 10 spread.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28

COOPER ESTATE WINS
Green Tigers Taste Defeat on the
Bowling Alleys.

The Cooper Estate defeated the
Green Tigers last evening on the Y.
NJ. c. A. alleys, 10 o, with the fol.
lowing scores:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
Green Tigers
Standing of League.

The Odd Fellows roll the Black
Cats tonight
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
IMMIGRATION LEGISLATION

Committee Approves Of Prohibiting
Il for Four Years.
Washington. Jan. 2S-Leglslation
prohibiting general immigration for
a period of four years after the sign.
ing OF the peace treaty, was approved
tentatively by the House immigration
committee
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-28
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair in south and cloudy in north
portion tonight and Wednesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29
Our Holdings

~ Acre Tract in Block Sf9 in Northwest Burl-
burnett We are surrounded by producing wells
These famous wells neighbors-Texas
Chief NJ & p Burk Burk Waggoner, Golden
this block that we expect to drill first we'll
Remember, these wells completely surround us,
We will start to drill as soon as we can make
satisfactory arrangements That's how sure we
are that Four Leaf Well No will be sure one.
value of the above block. try to buy some acreage
from some of the companies surrounding US Acre
age in this block and near by selling at $4,000 to
$4,000 per
1t is very seldom a well is brought in the West
Burkburnett district which does not produce
much as 500 barrels and high as 1900 daily
Also bear in mind that SO per cent of the wells
drilled in the Northwest Burkburnett district are
producers.
our capitalization is sufficient to drin several
wells, which eliminates the chances of failure to
the absolute minimum.
In addition to the above, we have 10 acres in
Brazoria County, Texas, not far from the Damon
County. The west Columbia field producing 10000
barrels daily. This 10-acre block is a valuable
piece Of land and we have every reason to believe
it good for production
10 acres in Tilman County Oklahoma, located
on the map N. E. Ia Sec ia s. r IA W.,
absolutely the best structure in this section of the
country, because it the pick Of the field"
such tremendous opportunities. Well informed, ex-
perienced oil men now predict the Burk-Waggoner
pool will cross the river into Oklahoma and will
probably make this the greatest oil pool in the
world.
$50 acres in HoIbrook Arizona This new field
is attracting a great deal attention. Many gov
eminent biologists have looked over the Hobrook
field and the general opinion Is that "Hoibrook is
the of of the greatest oil pools yet
discovered"
$40 acres in Tularosa Basin, New Mexico The
greatest excitement and the center of interest of
the Western States This structure does not guar
antee that we will get oil, but the chances are
favorable If oil is found there every dollar OF
your investment will change to 500.
$40 acres in Pecos Field, Lincoln County, New
Mexico The present drilling activities will prove
up the territory in which our holdings are located
and when the wells come in that drill
ing, the value of acreage will increase from
five to thousand time their original cost.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29
YOU WANT TO INVEST!
NOW is THE TIME!
FOUR LEAF OIL COMPANY

Gives you unusual opportunity--a chance to in
vest in and share in the earnings of a company hav-
ing seventeen hundred acres of oil land in five
great oil fields Our valuable holdings are located in
the PROVEN territory the North West Burkburnett
field Wichita and Brazoria Counties, Texas, in ths
Tllman Field Tillman County, Oklahoma; in the
Hobrook Field, Arizona, the Tularosa Basin Field
and Peoos Field, New Mexico.
The above holdings make the FOUR LEAF OIL
COMPANY very attractive proposition, and gives
the investor an opportunity for earnings in
vestment which, to equal he would ordinarily have
to invest in several companies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-12
STANDARD "8-

The Eastern Motors Corpv It,, .,,,
show a complete line of stu ,<r5 WI, WI.
including a limousine. new t',nn odns' oars'
coupe, seven-passenger toy type seuan, ,a,
OF the new four-passe rns' anu Two
models. There have } mser spseds.er po,Sr
changes in the StanS Ieen no radical ai
three years, but ~ NOR ao nor ,ne lass
is stili equipped W IN time to time; II
FOR the last ny proved SO satisfactory
same wonderfy' hree years; also, the
for biil-eliimnb' liin' gives this car it's power
been imprn| fng. The body designs have
nm 10 III Jed and the interior brought
speedsteJ minute. The four-passenger
has ms lis a hew body model, which
beauty de a great impression by it's
an AZ /and, comfort. 1t is equipped with
is y <olute rain-tight windshield. which
cn + unique design and extremely rigid
n. IStruction. and possesses other fea-
@ Hes that are not to be found on open
ar windshields at the present time. 1t
IS also equipped with the Cowl venti-
J lator, which keeps the temperature in
the drivers compartment at comfort
able degree. The Standard line. as usual,
Is net sensational either in design or in
painting, but the bodies are all up to
date and are notable for comfort and
durability of construction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-12
DORRIS

The manufacturers of the Doris car
are still using the perfected valve in
the head style of motor having elimi-
mated the valve cages this year and
using the deta chable head style, with
the seven bearing crankshaft and the
seven-bearing camshaft; also the inn
proved hot-spot manifold. They have
done away. with the platform style rear
spring and are now using extra long
side springs, which make the car ride
very easy. They have changed the gas
tank from under the front end OF the
body to the rear of the chassis The
wheelbase has also been extended to
132 inches. There has also been an up
to-date Improvement in the body style
and construction. One of the important
improvements that has created favorable
comment has been the carrying of all the
side curtains in the tonneau doors. This
has been patented by the Doris Motor
car Company.
They have on exhibition one of the
latest fovr-passenger tourabouts and a
seven-passenger touring carr which Gre
ated SO much attention at the Chicago
show.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-12
TRUCK INNOVATIONS
EXHIBITED BY WHITE
Separate Commercial Car
Show Open at Broad
Street Salesroom

Featuring new double-reductio
gear-drive fve-ton chassis. additional
equipment that is soon TO be placel in
service by the government, and new
commercial units to be used by big cor
porations and prominent business con-
Germs. the sixth annual truck show OF
the White Company, which opened Mon
day morning in the salesrooms, 216-2O
North Broad street, Is almost national In
its scope. 1t is the biggest, most COM
prehensive and interesting truck exhibit
ever arranged by General Manager j.
n. Howley.
The White show will be open all week
from 10 o'clock a. m to p, Jn., and
the public is invited to inspect tM varied
one ton to five tons. Music will be
furnished during the show by Stations
Orchestra.
1t Is only natural that the new double
reduction gear-drive truck should come
In for special attention. ut is the latest
offering In the White line, and occupies
the prize spot in the show. A stripped
chassis. painted in white with a few red
trimmings. greets the visitor as he en-
ters the big White salesrooms
Directly back of the new model truck
signal station. radio tractor set, all
equipped and ready TO be placed In i'm
mediate use by the government. 1t Is
of the same type that saw service on
the Mexican border, and later sent
abroad for duty in France. A one-ton
United States Marine Corps ambulance,
finished in the standard army drab color
is given special attention at the exhibit.
The ambulance Is one of thirty ordered
l1ar. 1IVr
and as soon as the show closes will be
shipped away for service in foreign
lands.
The Atlantic Refining Company, one
of the biggest users of trucks in the
world. and with $50 Whites in operation
In this state, has contributed in making
the White show a success by displaying
three of Its new units. Two are two
ton tank wagons finished in their stand
ard colors of red and white. The tanks
have 600-gallon capacity. The other
Atlantic exhibit is a two-ton stake body
truck, finished In green and red, and
used for hauling barrels and small tanks.
Armour e. Co, also big users
of trucks, and Whites In particular, are
showing two open express units of the
two-ton size. Other trucks on display
are: Philadelphia Electric Company,
one-ton chassis and one-ton open ex-
press body Welsbach Street Lighting
Company of America, one-ton open ex-
press; Westing. Evans and Egmore, an
tique furniture dealers, one-ton, with
special design high body; Philadelphia
Funeral Supply Company. one-ton spe-
cial design body for carrying collins
William Niemayer. wholesale dealer in
| cakes and crackers, who averages 100
miles n day with a truck, one-ton panel
| type Krebbs Pigment and Chemical
/ Company, one-ton open express body,
| finished in green and red; United States
Mail, one-ton open screen type body in
| blue and red (there are sixty-seven
White trucks in the mail delivery sys.
TEN in Philadelphia alone); and a OF
ton chassis for United States Cove (
ment ambulance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-12
STUDEBAKER

Studebaker activities are now con-
fined to the production of three chassis
models with six body styles The line,
first disclosed at the Shows last year, has
been termed the most attractive and
promising the big corporation has had
since its Inception as an automobile man
ufacturer. The car this year includes
tho light four and light six touring, the
seven-passenger six. the light four sedan.
Refinements in design are to be seen in
all models. A new sedan has been added
on the light four chassis and the light
six chassis. The latest model sedan has
long. sweepingly graceful lines, and the
high and narrow design of the radiator
and hood and the width and shape of
the doors ana curves of the tenders ali
blend for harmony
A feature of this body is the method of
construction to make this car essentially
rattle-proof, The following will be ex,
hibited: Light four-cylinder five-passen-
ger touring car, color blue light six
cylinder five-passenger tourning car.
color maroon; light six-cylinder five-pas,
senger sedan. color blue big six-cylinder
seven passenger touring car, color green :
big six-cyllnder seven-passenger touring
car, color cream, khaki top.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-12
? ESTATE OF ARTHUR MOTT SAN
LOST AND FOUND

DOG-Strayed. Boston bull-terrier Sunday
evening; light brindle. white collar, slight
cast in left eye: much valued pet: name
"Andy;' s25 reward 4702 Penn ST., Frank
ford. or phone Frankford. 1923 w.
WALLET-Lost. Saturday evening. gentle.
mans wallet, containing large sum OF
money and papers Liberal reward II re-
turned to l.. Godsteins Sons. Allegheny
ave below Richmond st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-12
MULTIPLE EXHAUST SYSTEM
Distinguishing Mechanical Fea-
ture of Lexington Six

The Lexington Motor Sales Company.
OF Pennsylvania, S51 North Broad
street. which confine its efforts exclusive
Man Six. are displaying most of the
several models at the show. While their
1919 line, which is entirely new. was an
nounced last fall. It holds much of in
terest for those who fancy the latest
developments In body designing and
mechanical construction.
One of the distinguishing mechanical
features of the Lexington Six is the
Moore multiple exhaust system, the
junction of which is to conserve fuel
by producing more horsepower per pis-
ton displacement. Among other mechani-
cal features are new type propeller
shaft with nonmetallic universal Joints.
perfectly co-ordinated transmission
and clutch that permits smooth and ST.
hand brake that can be operated with
one finger. The chassis length Of the
Lexington Is 1872 inches. Its light weight.
coupled with its exceptional strength is
one of its features, the frame differ
ing from the conventional types in that
its units are integral. thus eliminating
one hundred parts that are ordinarily
bolted On.
TIE touring car is a fashionable de-
pendable family car, the two extra fold
Ing seats giving IL elastic seating ca
pacity and the front seats being In
dividual. The equipment of this and
all Lexingtons is more than ordinarily
complete. The convertible sedan Is a
twelve-month car. affording protection
In winter, and in summer by removal
of the panels and framework being vir-
tually converted into touring car.
The four passenger sedanette is scare
ly heavier than an open car OF the ~ n,
II, Il .xH NhA gAtA
way in which Lexington engineers @an @
kept down closed car weight. Tiy Has
passenger salon sedan is fam ,iy ".
with two good extra seats, II crsasin
way between the front seat "' as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-12
SAXON

The model Y-1S-Saxon is continued
with several changes in the way of re-
finements. The gas tank has been
changed from the cowl TO the fear of the
car and Stewart vacuum tank Is used.
the touring cars are offered in maroon
and English gray as standard. The
four-Dassenger roadster comes In a
standard dark blue or beaver brown
with white wire wheels The upholstey
Is genuine leather. The side curtains
are of the qulck-acting type. carried In
envelopes in the top. 1t Is built ae a
four and a six-cyli1der car. the former
having a 96-lnch Wheel base and the
six having 112-inch wheel base and
having larger cylinders than the four.
They come in roadster. touring and Sc
dan types OF attractive design and finish
The roadster and touring are exhibited
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-12
General

GREENEwALD's
Executive supervisor handle large financial
campaign similar to Red Cross or Liberty
Loan drives: good wages. Field secretary.
Private secty., handle details busy yxecu-
tive. Asst. employment mgr, Female
chemist expd paints. oils varnishes OF pa
per mfg. good salary. Sales engineer. AUTO
eountant G. p. A.. $4,000 Accts.. seniors.
large acctg. corp. permanent connections.
Office mgr. acctg, Take charge auditor,
handle office force: Head bkpr. know!edgo
Of acctg.. $40. Three asst. bkprs. Bkpf.,
hotel. Two cost accts.. mfg. exp. Expert
stenographer. Electrical engineer. Sales
men wholesale hardware. exp. Many other
good office positions for men and women
executives and assts. Information blank
and booklet gratis No enrolment charges
xssTss xcsTsssneT ssMSHieH 500 sico Lana s5oaS
RooKKEEPERs-Fact q office. Ss5-33k
G,LLEGKEKsHCost S,LGFESr rn shop. gen: bank Sis;22s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y A. a coal trade, $4,000 Up:
nIpgtSst tTysk1 Sqr maehineEy hasdysrs
s,EsSsn,p 1900 up; % gray ircn foundry. 5000 up.
CAPABLE MEN-saies. office and technical:
WE TEACH Y2U 2TTCn68sihEs TS 8RrXH AND Repair
DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES
Sattler's. 1901 Spring Garden st. Open Sun,
1924 W. Dauphin st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-12

SSSR&sSr is P5Sfif ESndSs
ERE; ERs PdsIrI6Ns OF bNaL PER%ENEENNP; Ph32ENENP
SALARY HIGH TO HIGH-CLASS
MEN ,APPLitcIATIoMS, NAY Pc
FLOOR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-12
AVeruse Price Of Cars
for the Last 10 Years

This tabulation does not take
into account the production. but is
solely based on the average Ameri-
can model price.