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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
New sugar t'rop,

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. Dcc. al
The first shipment OF sugar from
the new crop was made today To New
Orleans. The consignment approx
mated 5000 tons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
LESS CLOTHES FOR WOMEN
ABSENCE OF ARTICLES WILL
REDUCE COST nwf>sMtkEk
DECLARES.


o. Associated Pr~ss
NEW YORK. Dec. ai.-The cost
Of women's clothes may be reduced
because there will be considerably
less of them n the predictions OF n
fashionable fifth avenue male mil
liner and dress maker. who arriv.
cd from taris today are correct.
The latciii MOODS Frarcc Is send
INK to thj United states he said,
are
No sioct ngs.
F,trem3N short skirts.
No sicsfes.
sandals
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
FIVE WOUNDED pCV-
ING CFLEnE.tThN

BALTIMORE. Mr.. Jan. |.
sl--New Years day opened
" baltimore with Ia shooi-
ing OF four Young women and
, hoy by n group ot lnicSica'-
Cd soldiers racing ..chs ~.
tl:orc street u ~ .i;n-" Z"
n. . shortly afl = onc o'slork
M morning ,,ois of the
wounds appeared to be danger
oas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
HoTELsWlLL-
PAY DIVIDENDS
In WHISKEY
~ Aasosistsd Press.

CHICAGO. Dec. 3i--Thc Hotel
Sherman company is preparing to CO.
clare special dividend in whisl ~
to stockholders. Eugene Iiyfield. mo
Of the managers, announced today.
The company Is said to have abou,
zoo stockholders and about two car.
loads of whiskey.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
SERBIAN PRINCE
Is NTllI. ALIVE

, PARIS. De-. PRICE .
, Regent Alexander of Serbia. I
, who was reported In a Berlin :
, dispatch to have been killed .
, by an explosion. Is In Paris and /.
, we'll. The whole story OF his :
= death. therefore is without I
, foundation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
WEATHER
Temperature by hours at Amarilla

Higcsi yesterday IN 1918. u lowest
3.
Highest yesterday. s.. Lowest -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01

Later secretary Tumulty went 70
the capitol and speaking for the
president. discussed the situntiou
with scnator Hitchcock Of Nebraska:
acting leader OF the democrats. To-
night Mr. Hitchcock called Into con-
suItation all OF the democratic meme
bers OF the committee who are n
town. Details Of none Of these meet.
ings were revealed. but Il was under.
stood that each reservation changes
were discussed and that article ten
figured prominently.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
POLK To QUIT
CABINET Soon
UNDER SECRETARY WILL. RE-
TURN To PRIVATE LIFE
OTHER CHANGES LikELf

~ Assfftafed fftNH.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3i.-Ms
thought 20 authorized statement on
the subject Is obtainable, II Is UNDER
stood that us one incident to = con-
siderable reorganization Of the state
department In the near future. which
will involve changes In the personnel
OF the highest grades. Frank l.. Polk'
the under-secretary Of state. VIII vol'
UNFAIRLY return TO private life to re-
snme the practice OF law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
Peace Table Delegate

Mr.. Polk has jusi returned 70
America from Europe, where ne sue
ceeded Secretary Lansing ~ the heaf'
Of the American commission At t1e
peace conference and closed the COP
nectlon OF this government with ~
supreme council except insofar - q
eyis,s thrnafh tic presence OF AM
hassador Wallace In the Status Of IN
ohrcrver sad reporter.
The date OF Secretary Polk's ~
,lremcnt has not yet been fixed and
may be several months distant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
Credits shortened

In face OF heavy demands can.
tious manufacturers were describ-
cd as dlsinclinei to commit them
selves fertf .sareaee. Credits have
been shortened and uncertainty as
TO changes which may come within
the next three months Is forestall-
Ing the expansion In trade natur-
ally TO he expected as the nation
gets back more nearly to its peace
time activity. The hiyh ccst OF liv.
ing was referred TO as an "unques
tionable menace"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01

As n committee member who
worked for unreserved ratification
and later voted for acceptance Of the
republican reservation program Sem
ator Pomerene IL understood 10 have
given Senator Lodge comparative
estiamtc of compromise sentiment
among the democrats and 10 have
gone icto details In outlining how
TAR he though the administration
senator's would be willing to 80 In re-
gard 10 article ten.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
81 LYNCH|NGS
IN AMERICA
DURING 1878
TuskIa;EE UNIVERSITY ISSUES
REPOi'T SETTING FORTH
IffORDS
SEVEN WHITE PERSONS
as of Number Occurred IN So itl,--
Georgii leads With - While
Mississipri aud south Carolina
Have 4. Zach

~ As.o~lnied pr,..
TISkEGEE. Ala. Dec 9l.--1h he
Department OF records and research
Of Tuskogoc university today issued
It's annual report OF lynchings IN
1919. The reports says there were
S2 lynchings In 1919. OF which. ~
were In the south and Z In the north
and west. This was Is more than tho
number listed In 1918. OF those
lynched 70 were negroes. including
one woman and seven white persons.
Nineteen, or less than one-fourth OF
those put 10 death. were ohargen
with attacking or attempting TO at
tack women. Seven of the victims
we're burned 10 death aud nine were
put 10 death and their bodies weri
burned.
Whites Accused of Murder
All the white men lynched were
accused Of murder. The offensea
charged against the negroes were
Murder, i3. attempted attack 10: at.
tack .. abbetting riots. I, shooting
officers OF the Law 4: insulting "a
woman I: killing officers Of the law
4 alleged lneendiary talk 2; writing
improper letters g: charge not re-
ported 6; shooting woman I: rob-
berry 4; murder sentence changed 10
life Imprisonment /: shooting night
watchman. 1: shooting and wounding
a man 1 alleged completely In kill
ing officers OF the law. 1; killing
man IN seif-defensc u, kiiiing land.
lord IN dispute over crop settlement
l: no charge made I. for beiny ae'
quilted OF shooting an officer OF the
law /: remarks abut Chicogo racc-
riot /: for keeping company with a
white woman 1: for being found un-
der bed /: for making boastful re-
marks for alleged misleading q,
mobs searching Tor another 1; b..
cause appeal was taken from ten
years sentence for attempting life of
another for discussing a lynchins
1.
According to states
Lynchlngs by staios were listed ss
follows:
Alabama Z: Arkansas IL: Colora-
do 2; Florida 3. Georgia 81: Louis
lana I: Mississippi ~: Missouri =.
Nebraska I: North Carolina .: South
Carolina ~: Tennessee l; Texas I :.
Nvaahington 4. woat kirrlnia 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01

Secretary Tumulty said the pur-
pose OF his call on Senator Hitchcock
was 10 obtain. at President Wilson's
requess the lates, information about
tho senate situation Ho raid he did
not take TO the capitol AIRY new COM
promise scheme. Tho meeting tonight
OF the foreign rotations committee
democrats was understood TO hayo
taken steps TO reduce to a definite
form democratic proposals for rc-
drafting the republican reservations.
The subject vas considered In ths
light OF the Information obtained
during the day by Senators Hitch
cock md Pomercne aud with view
to framing "a program behind which
the administration forces cou'u
unite.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
ANXIETY PREVAILS
OVER CONTINUED
RISE IN PRICES.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD IN
DECEMBER REPORT SAYS
-, ltEANusTMENT IMMINENT
HOPEFUL FOR REDUCTION
Retail Trade Shows Great Acti,lt,
-Whoiesalcss ard Jobbcrs
Unable 20 supply
Demand.
D. Asseelai,d Prov.

~ At<urinttu Ifc1a.
WASHINGTON. Dec. ai.-Gcn
eral anxiety prevails throughout
American business concerning the
continued advance In prices and a
readjustment appears imminent. the
federal reserve board reported to-
night In It's review of December
business conditions THROUGH the
boards statement the Inference
was strongly given that a reduction
I'm prices Is due because OF a recog.
nized curtailment OF buying power,
coupled with a lack OF unanimity OF
opinion as TO what the future holds,
Production Falling off
While reall trade shows great ac-
tiyity and wholesalers and manu-
facturers were represented as being
unable TO supply the demand. the
great growth In business was
shown to have been In terms OF dol.
lars and not in units II production
High wages for labor further COM
plitcaed the situation. according "a
the boards view. Practically every
federal reserve district reported
that skilled labor was working
only sufficient days to keep going
resulting IN consequent falling Off
In production.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
Heal Estats High

The board noted that real estate
values In hundreds Of commrnitics
see INTO have reached the peak ~
NJ least the rise hes been checked
With the stoppsgc IN the rise Of
real estate values. building opera
tions are expected to he stimulated
Grain shipments were unusually
low during the month. partly be-
cause OF the fuel shortage and the
consequent reduction of ware
house accommodation. Country
elevators are fun Of grain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
l'nrrst Continues

Labor unrest. tdc rcview saws
showed some Abatement during N,
month. but the greaily reduced Dro
duction of the preceding month
was no, by any means fully re
stored.
From MANY sections" the board
asserted. ~ is reported that the
chief difficulty does not lie In sys
tematic strikes. hut In the lndispo
sition OF workers TO increase pro
duction and keen steadily at work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
NEGOTIATIONS
FOR COMPROMISE
PLAN C0NTIluE
RESERVATION ON THIS ri &TURE /,
IiEJECTED BY PREsfll3NT
DURING LAST SESSION
WILSON SHOWS I#RlsRs !
Leaders of both Parties Hold Com
fcrcnces In Effort 90 Agree
On Settlement
llasis

ny Associated Prs.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3f.--In their
discussion oi a peace treaty compro-
mice today. republican and demo-
csltic senators found that article ten
still presented the biggest ss.mbling
FLOCK In the way OF an agreement.
The succession Of conferences was
regarded generally as indicating that
The situation soon might take more
definite form. On ali sides II was
stated the shifting process had clear
ed away many collateral points aud
had conferred attention on few re-
servations., notably the one relating
TO article ten. II was the reservation
onthh point as framed by the foreign
relations committee at the last ses-
sion whish President Wilson charsc-
terized as meaning a rejection Of the
treaty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01

Three conferences attracted par
iicu,af attention among the many
which were hela today regarding the
treaty. senator Lodge OF Massachu-
setts, the republican leader, went
over compromise suggestions with
Senator sSomerene OF Ohio. n demo-
crat membcs OF the foreign relations
committee.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14
Ell PuEBLo rEsroNpE

Han novido las revistas perio-
dicos esta cticina. Gran nnmero de
padres han enviado, por cOnduc.o de
sus hijos, revistas y peri6dicos de to-
das clases, correspondence al llama.
miento QUE les hicieramos, que son lie.
yados las escuelas rurales distri-
bufdos los habitartes. Nuestros com
patriotas reciben con jnbilo estos al
parecer tontos regalos, pero que vie
nen llenar una necesidad entire nues.
tras masas campesinas va les hemos
instruido en- el sentido de qno cuandO
alguno, desgraciadamente, no sepa lear.
Sc dirija al amigo que posea este rico
tesoro, al maestro del barrio. Muchos
tienen va tambien hijos que pueden
leer, v a los cuales les sera muy pro
vechosa la practica que adquieran con
la lectura de los peri6dicos, deIeitan.
do al mismo tempo a sus papas, Quie-
mes Sc instruyen Nuestra admiration
para los padres y nifioe que han sa.
bido interpreter nuestro prOp6sitO. re
mitiendonos diariamente revistas y pc.
riodicos.
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Muerte
Segura
ParaLOS
CanOS

~csts-ls" lee rsbl.ndeee y Zee dss.
psends sim dolor.
10 rfimrfo que lare 'tiegtit~ eotEs e
Gallo. - fftiifa9 "a dsfaf. fanra. afa1a 81
eMilo % ealfgialsmd y t8 getsaaaseNa.
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-oJEDA BROS, San jose NO, S.
Tel S55. Box 1881. San Juan. P. r.
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Ell sECRETAR1o DEL
CoMITE DE CARLOAD

Nuestro distinguido amigo, caba-
Hero de bellas prendas, don simplicio
cordero, juez de paz y secretariO del
comite antes ci:ado. que tanto bion ha
proporcionado la nifez pobre que
asiste las escuelas, acaba de pasar
por ell tristisimo dolor de haber re.
cluido en- el manicomio a un hiio. que
desgraciadamente tiene perturbadas
sus facultades mentales. Deseamos de
coraz6n que cuanto antes recobre sur
facultades el infor.unado joven, para
bien de el y algeria de sus padres ,
demas familia.
REPORTER EscoLAR.
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REPORTER EsCoLAR.
AsoCIACToN DE PADRES DE LA
ESCUELA DE LINCOLN

Como contribution al 6xito dc Ia ''se
mana Escolar'', que Sc estA celebrandO
en- toda Ia Isla, Ia Directiva de Ia AsO
ciaci64 de Padres acord6 Ia realization
de varios actos.
La serie de conferencias en- que miem
bros prominentes de esta comunidad.
designados de antemano, desarrOllaron
temas relatives al mejoramiento de Ia
instruction y educaci6n de nuestros nj
nos, Sc cerr6 en- la noche del jueves
9, en- medic de la mayor animaci6n ,
entusiasmos. En- elias tomaron parte ei
DR.. Gomez Brioso, Aldea Nazaric, Il
cenciado Llauger Dfaz y el sefior Be
cerril. Todos ellos nevaron al cerebro
y al coraz6n de los padres de faniiia
saludables ensefansas. verdaderos mo-
tivos de inspiration que habran de in
fiuir poderosamekte en- los destinos nj
teriores de nrestro pueblo.
La direction de Ia escuela vfene. Al
mismo tempo, verihcando otra serie
de c0nferencias para los nifios. que TO-
davis siguen su curse. Estas confsrsn
cias estsn a cargo de distinguidas pro
fesoras y elementos conocsd0res ds los
problemas educacionales, identincadoa
con los prop6sitos trascendentalisimos
dc csta semana Escolar.
La Association de Padres y 81 cusr-
20 de maestros de Ia Escuela de Lin.
ccln'' tis1Ien frases de encomio para
cuantos en- una u Ora capacidad han
tornado parte activa en- estos actos.
- ..-----------e< :. a.. ex
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14
DESDE JUNCOS
NorAs EscoLAEns
Acro SOCIAL:

ACTO SOCIAL:
Ell ''Home Economic Club celebr6
un magnifico acto social, al que concu-
rri6 la juven.ud de Caguas y de los puc
bios limitrofes. Todo 10 mas selecto de
nuestra juventud di6se cita en- el salon
de ciencias domesticas, por espacio
de cnatro hcras bafi6se Ell un mar de
delicias, pues goz6 de uno de los pla-
ceres que mas encan.an la juven-
tu6: ell bale. El salon. artisticamente
adornado por las habiles manos de la
directiva del club, baio la in.eligente
direction de la Srta castaneda. pre-
sentaba un aspecto hermoso. evocador
de gratos ensuenos. La animaci6n man
ttvose hasta la termination de aquel
actO, bello por la majestad del Orden
reinante.
Ell BARRIo DE RINcoN No. 1
Como de costumbre, nos encamina-
mos hacia este barrio de Gurabo, de
diez a once de la mafiana. Era un
hermosO y fresco dia LlegamOs .
Gurabo, donde Sc unieron nosotros.
los scfiores Gonzalez Garcia, Ondina y
Pepe Porrata. Seguimos nuestra ex-
cursion. los pOcos minutes nos de-
tuvimos en- Ell hogar del comisario
quien. nos reeibio amablemente. Des-
pnes de haber almorzado opiparamen-
to. seguimos camino dc Ia escuela, que
est& sitnada sobre una colina, domina-
dora de bellOs paisajes. Con una asis-
tencia regular, dimOs comienzo a Ia
conferencia, hablando los sefiores Po.
rrata, inspector; Pcpe Porrata Reyes,
! Quidgley Ondina, quien ;uvo a 81
Z cargo la clsusura del acto. FL sefoI
Z 0ndina regal6 al terminaF su discrpsc
un sinnGmero de revistas peri6dicoi
los cOncurrentes. Quedamos altamen
te agradecidos a las bellas atencfOaes
tanto de nuestro compafero Jesus Vi
5 menez, como del comisario del barrie
Iy dc su dignG consOrtc.
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IS W. los ST.. New York. n. Y.

ingIes Dor correspon-
encia en- propia en- los momentos
lesocupados. Habielo. lealo Y escribalo dcs-
oues de haber tornado algunas lecciones del
fafhoso. coro. facil y practico METoDO
UNIVERSAL Cnrso eaaecial para prnri-
piantes tambien para estpdiantes avanza.
dos. RIandenos su nombre direction ie
enviaremos infolTnaci6n, detallada
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sou1ERE uD. Conner B1EN?

Pues- visite ''La Trinchera''. calle
de "Rafael Cordero'', numero 20, v
10 conseguirk Su duefio Jose Sanchez,
attends personalmente Ell negocio.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14

veran de nuevo que eI color vuelve
a sus palidas mejillas y la bri-.
lIantez a su mirada. Esto parece.
casi impossible, pero no hay mas
que hacer una prueba de dos
sernanas. Commence I'd. desde
fuego. Proc1rese hoy mismo un
paquete del legftimo "HIERRO
NUXADO" siga las instrucciones.
AL cabo de dos semanas compare
su aspecto y su bienestar con su
estado anterior. Quedara I'd.
convencido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14

Ambos estan al alcance de.
todo aquel que quiere apro-
vecharse del mas reciente
descubriniento de la Ciencia.
el "4IERRO NUXADO"
que proportions eI elemento
que da a Ia sangre Vigor y
Colorido.
La fuerza, el vigor, Ia vitalidad y
Ia abundante salud dependen del
estado de la sangre. FL grado con
Que 81 gozan estos dones depende
de como Ia sangre Deve el oxigeno
vivihcante a cada drgano, tejido,
. fBrA v ctlula del cuerpo y cerebro
en- Ia proportion que estos Or
ganos requieren. 81 la cantidad
res sudciente da por resultado un
horibre fuerte, sano y vigoroso, o
una muier hermosa con la atrac-
cion y magnetismo de la salud. 81
es defciente, el resultado natural
sera Ia debilidad.. el agotamiento o
constantes intermediates y la in
habilidad para disfrutar de los
roces de Ia vida que todos tene-
mos derecho. FL hero es el
medic para. lIevar a la circulation
. cl vitalizante oxigeno y falta de
hero en- cantidad suhciente es la
causa productora del debilitamiento
y de las Intermediates.
Este liiqrro, tan esenciai para el
ORGANISING puede ahora admins
/. tFarse, 10 cral no podia hacerse en-
otros tiefnpos antes de descubrirse
el "1TERRO NUXADO." Fl
hero organico comun no es eficaz
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pronto. estx cad flsto rafa despfsm1sfwp
I'd. 10 tieno m4s qae ayutsf, 4VaMtAN.lf -
Gallo 10 NnGu Nnff# - uwsM4f - Ma#AMs
I'd. casi 70 - sifntN. fEffs - - 4NNIN&# -
II mrna4 nnI4altI. AlInEFA - IEE4II'IN ~
emfUntfafn aus este fMsl NE41NAl AaA2NlM &c
hmpie. neNmfo aNfaHahles
"Cets.ft.'s + calHxi14 faIaBblw. - VeNta
en cuzi1Hie4 UfoHnefi4 . HefiaI- EINF|N444
puf 4. Lawrence v 1fa.s NhaaaMo. y Z y
Uniees RHpfessnamntss
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porque el orfanismo no puede abb
sorberlo. En- el "HIERRO NU-
xADO" tenemos un hierro tratado'
por un procedimiento especial y
en- combination con otros impor-
tantes ingredientes que 10 hacen
de facil asiinilacion en- la sangre.
De este modo, aqucllos que Sc ven
privados por complete de su vigor
natural y de la vitalidad que antes
posefan, causa de Ia escasez de
hierro en- su sangre, pueden tener
ahora una nueva esperanza. Com
prando "HIERRO NUXADO" en-
la Farmacia y tornandolo, segnn las
instrucciones, podran tener en-
POGO tempo una sangre tan rica,
roja y vigorosa como el mas sano.
Sentiran fortalecerse de nuevo.
Y sentiran otra vez Ia ola de
vigor y renovada energia que pro-
duce Ia robustez; sentiran el
resurgir de nuevas ambiciones /;
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
NORTH BENNINGTON

Miss Anna Hanrahan spent Thurs
day in Arlington.
Mrs. Bernice Simmons Is visiting
her parents in Petersburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moffitt have re-
turned from their wedding trip,
Charles e. H'nsdill of Troy spent
the week end at the Hinsdill farm.
Miss Prutia Weir is spending her
vacation at her home in Rutland.
Miss Beatrice Gorton of Pittsfleld is
visiting her sister, Mrs Broas Scrivens
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meagher are
entertaining Miss Julia Doyle Of No.
/ Adams.
Miss Martha Humphrey spent Sun
day with Mrs. Charles Ross in Shafts
bury.
Miss Ruth Percy has returned from
spending two weeks at Ocean Grove,
New Jersey.
I Mrs. Broas Scrivens has returned
from visit of week at her home In
Wallingford
( Colonel Rutan of Blackington, Mass,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Guy NJ
Farnsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs Wells w White and
children are camping for two weeks at
Hedges lake
! Edward yelling and Webb Phillips
have returned from a camping trip at
Lake Cossayuna.
I Carl Harmon of Cambridge is visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs J.
Edward Walbridge.
Rev. Thomas j. Burke, who has been
spending week in Burlington return
ed home Saturday.
Miss Anna Dalton of Hoosick Falls
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Meagher
I Mrs. Erin Tompkins Of Northamp-
otn, Mass. is sthe guest Of Mrs George
Green for week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay LOOMS of Eagle
Bridge were guests of relatives and
friends for the week
Mrs Z ]. Cummings of Bennington
spent Sunday ct the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Meagher
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Goodermote and
daughter Therese are visiting relatives
in PeterSburgh and Troy.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Cole, who have
been visiting relatives in town, have
returned to Revere, Mass
Mss Helen Fitzgerald Of Troy spent
the week end with her aunts Misses
Ella and Anna Hanrahan.
Joseph Gleason and Francis Jones
left Monday afternoon for Detroit, to
enter an automobile school.
Miss Lena Smith of East Arlington,
who has been the guest of Miss Net
tie Coy has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Keough of Airing
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
AImosl Incredible.

In Hombay there is Il faklr who
spends ali the hours OF daylight of
eSerI day SUSPENDED head downward.
Two lhor rorr~ tttsched to the limb
of a eco constitute his support, Early
every morning he takes hold of the
handles at the ends of the two ropes.
revcrses the natural position of the
body, and hangs there till sunset. He
has been doing tlns how for three
years,
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For Vacations and Summer Trips

Strange food, hurried eating when
travelling. too heavy diet for hct
wcather--rnmerou causes contribute
to deranged digestion in the summer
time. Salts and castor oil are all
righ', but many persons cannot take
them. Foley Cathartic Tablets are
wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
Act surely and gently. without gripping
or nausea. They relieve SEX head
lche biliousness. bloating, sour stom
ach and one up a torpid liver Sold
Everywhere.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24


children have gone to Hedges lake to
spend two weeks vacation
Miss Marion Elmer,of Middlebury
has been in town for few days, the
guest of Mrs Edwin Gibbons
NJ ana IT,. rdy.,r, Adoms and
son of Wechanlcv me- ara visiting his
narants Mr. and Mrs ira Adams.
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M' N"tner4hs Nll'cleI' "I r.. ilas
oeeh si'1holns hIi 'ae,''o,I 3s i'' y Ga y
p '@'" icy ' ''e' '''''7 '''''u'
Mrs. Leland LOomis ana daughter
Ruth of Dalton, Mass ere guests Oh
Nh and Mrs. Myron harrington
cacrra Colyip who has been visit
mo MI n,,fber Mrs Margaret Colyin
Inn, returned to New Haven. Conn.
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NF eh" 'l'' 1,' 'i' i''i' ~ ''H 1'n
ha'e beeu III osilS''"li w ''9-e ie'
PARENTS Mr. ana WITS 'eo'5e ! 0''''
Mlea Frances Mann VINO mas peen
thA que 81 "i,ss iieie" w a's'' ,i re =
turned 70 her nome III last al '''' p '''''
Miss Allcc bdhlels Us N'ait'u5 Hol
sister. Mrs. Congdon IN Mlddleoufy
and VIII also Wis friends in Fial'S'
burg
lohn Fitzgorald, who has been spend
ing a weeA w tn his aunts, Misses Ella
and Anna Ha4rahan has returned TO
Albany.
Miss Marion Nipple, who has been
recent guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John walsh, has returned to Nee
hanicyilIe.