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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
DISPUTED RUN GIVES
HELIX UPHILL GAME
AGAINST LOCAL NINE
Final Score Made by Man Run
ming Circles Around Catcher
to Reach Plate; Milton Shuts
Out Athena at Milton.

Helix came from behind in yester-
days game with Pendleton on the He
lIix diamond and won out in the ninth
inning, Z to G. There was a lot of ar
gument about the validity OF Helix's
final run. but in the local camp todas
II was reported that no protest would
be made.
The Buclsaroos started out TO win
the game, as they had threatened.
Three runs in the third and two in the
fifth put the local boys away out in the
lead. Helix made a score in the first
but until the seventh drifted along
without another run. With the score
e to ], the local boys were sailing pret~
ty toward the victory they have seen
coming for weeks.
flock Of hits in the seventh, Will
liams' only wobbly inning, gave the
league leaders four runs and tied up
the contest. Things moved fast in
the seventh and the Helix crowd went
wild when the score stood at five all.
In the first half of the ninth the
Bucks put on little extra punch and
managed to work one run around
leaving the score TO 5. 1t was look
ing like curtains again for Helix when
they came TO bat.
with one out ana men on second
and third. Helix produced a short hi
to the outfield, tying the score IN its
half of the ninth. The throw-in got
through Hays at the plate and tie rur-
ner from second kept on coming. Hays
recovered the ball and was standing
in front of the plate to tag the runner
He lodged around Hays and scramble
ed for the plate. Umpire Christensen,
working behind the plate, called the
man safe.
Hays and the Buckaroos protested
the play on the grounds that the man,
by running out of the base line, had
automatically put himself out. Had
he run in the line. he would nave
walked directly into the ball waiting
in the eateher's hands. The umpire
efused to hear the protest and tho
game went TO Helix, to G.
A large crowd Of rooters from PEN
dleton attended the game and the au-
dience was one of the largest seen al
a league contest this year.
The batteries for Pendleton were
Williams and Hays, for Helix, ;.
Thorne and C. Thorne. Christensen
and Roberts umpired.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
SMITH HAS RELATIVES
LIVING IN CALIFORNIA
fEast oregonian speciaD

ECHO, June 1.-THE coroner s
Jury called to investigate the killing
of w. II. Smith. an Echo farmer. was
composed OF the following men: J,
Frank Spinning, I. II. Gobbell, O.
Coppinger, c. II. Branstetter. Frank
spike, and William Nixon. They
found that the deceased met his death
by a short from a 1851 special auto
matte rifle and that the shooting was
justifa Bile as IL was done in self de-
fence. Mr.. Smith having fired the nrst
shot. The body is at ne j. T. Brown
undertaking parlor a~aiting funeral
arrangements. II is learned that a
brother and sister of the deceased live
in California.
Mrs. Pauline Moore Riley. state
commander Of the womens benefit as
ISOLATION OF the Maccabees. was In
town Wednesday interviewing the
Maccabee ladies'. Mrs. Riley's home
is In Portland, oregon.
Miss Nina wommack. OF Stanf'eid,
was in Echo on Wednesday.
The Misses Frances. Eleanor ano
Mildred Spike returned home on
Thursday from Corvallis. Frances
and Eleanor have been students at o.
A. C. for the past year and Mildred
has been visiting in Corvallis the past
two weeks.
Mrs Lillian Zinn and Mrs. Gillette
were Hermiston visitors on Thursday.
Mrs. j. ID. Israel OF Dayton. Wash,
is here visiting at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. w. S. Gliser. Mrs.
Israel will be in Echo week or long
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Savely OF Bhtter
Creek were in Echo Thursday.
sloan Thomson of Bntter Creek was
an Echo business visitor Friday.
/. II. Gobbell was a Pendleton Vlsi-
tor on Thursday.
Joseph Ramos was business VISITOR
In Pendleton Thursday.
Mrs. Alpha Teel and son Jack were
Pendleton business transactors the
first OF the week.
Mrs. II. f. Sommers, Mrs. Ed Isiesie-
gang, Mrs. NJ. Hewitt, Mrs. l.. Shively'
Mrs. l.. Peebler, Mrs. McCullock, are
ATTENDING the rally of the Lady Mace
abees in Pendleton held today, Sat
urday
w. ]. Wattenburger and family
visited relatives on Butter Greer
Thursday.
Ed Neill. prominent stock man on
Butter creek, is in Idaho this week
where he shipped two bands of sheep
Jesse Mathes. of Echo. is In Idaho
where he expects TO spend the sum
mer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
RAIN NEEDED IN SOUTH
Of COUNTY NEAR UKIAH
lEast oregohian speclal.,

UKIAH, June 14.-Rain fell nearly
lall day Monday and a part of Monday
night, which will help, but more is
needed and at the present writing, in
!dications are good for more.
clair sturdivant left Monday for
Stanfield, to assist his father. J. ".
Sturdivant, in putting up his first TOP
pf alfalfa hay
Hiss Helen fdeengs left Friday
lcvcning for Bridge creek, TO snehd the
lv &c k-end with her parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. William Me3ngs.
Caroline Lorcnl. who hes been at
ltercing high school in Pendlelol dur
ling the winter, returned to the homo
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs Charley
I.oi enz last Saturday.
Howard Jackson of Albee made fl
mi proof on his additional hcriestssd
Monday befo j ID. Kirk, Z. 5. land
commissioner,
.a'ss Norl Ellis was in town Mon
day from the Ellis ranch. trading.
William Ift Wa1d of AIbee was in
jUh ah Mon2as trensacting legal bu'i-
Il less.
Tom Ledgerwcod, wife and sons, Of
lCalena, We're visiting with Air. and
Mrs. Sam I.s Iserwood the last OF 80
week.
Idr. and mrs William Holmes Of Al
bee were vis..ers in Ukiah Moadty on
business
airs. Jinks Howard and soas visited
iA.tnday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pc
lterson.
Rorest Rhinehart of Heppner was
IL, rrisiab Tuesday on business.
Asa Arbogast of Ritter was in town
overnight Monday night on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Keeney and son
of Dale are in town on a short visit
with relatives
( Mrs. ]. II. Constants, who has been
absent for three months, for the hene-
fit OF her health. returned home Tues
dav very much improved.
! MIR. and Airs. L. L. Thrasher cf Nye.
and Miss Freda ostor II 1'HHdleton,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
MRS. LARABEE HOLDS
MEETING THIS WEEK
fEnst oregonlan speclaN

ADAMS. June 12.-The Adams
Ladies club met at the home of Mrs
Larnbee md those present were Mrs
Otas Iieuallen, Mrs. Ralph WnIlan'
Mrs. Carl Christian and daughter
Leon, Mrs. l. L. LIeuallen and daush-
ters Dena and Doras. Mrs. VIII Boyer
and daughters Helen. Wilma. and Orta.
Mrs. Frank I<rebs. Mrs. Jack Mayboy.
Mrs. Bert Kirby, Mrs. Myrick, Mrs. G
Bowling and daughter Eilene, MIS-
Charles Shatz Mrs. Lesto. Mrs. Jane
Woiian, Mrs. ElicK Mckenzie, Mrs.
Ager OF Athena and Mrs. kembler.
Refreshments were served of ice
cream and cake, and fruit salad ana
coffee.
Miss Wilma Boyer returned to hel
home in Adams after spending th'
week end at Milton with her uncle ano
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Nolney simpson.
Howard Baker and ehum OF Port
land were the guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs
VIII Boyer for a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs sheifue and son Oiive
of Idaho, are the guests OF MT. an'
Mrs. Joe Danes for the week end.
Mrs. Jim Chernt who has been II
for some months Is some better today
MIR. and Mrs. Dave Stone and bah
were at Bingham springs Sunday.
c. c. Crawford of Pendlcton am
Miss Maxine Elliott were at Bingham
Springs Sunday.
Mas Beulah Spencer. who is one o
Pendletons high school graduates
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15

the new secretary for the Adams gar
age. owned by Bunch Brothers,
clifford Myrick and Charley Gae
wero in Pendleton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kirby Of the
Adams Hardware, were Pendleton
visitors Tuesday.
WIN Holdman started to cut his al
faifa hay Monday.
Mrs. Myrick had her alfalfa cut
Monday.
". o. carletran was In Pendleton
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Bunch and Mrs. l.. Clark
were In Pendieton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wallan return
cd to their home In Adams after visit
ing for the past two weeks In Port
land.
Frank NARROW was in Pendleton
Wednesday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
RED CROSS WORKERS
WE'RE FIRED ON

WARSAW. June 14.-Word has
been received here that American Red
Cross workers who siriiyed into the
Bolshevik lines near the kiev bridge
head recently were subjected to shell
fire. All in the party escaped injury.
Medicai supplies were being taken to
the dressing stations when the she'll
fire occurred.
The party had made the trip the
previous day, but during the night.
unknown to the Americans the out
posts were withdrawn a few kilos.
They did not realize their position un-
tn the BolshevilSi began firing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
SILK IMPORTING CO. is
IN HANDS OF RECEIVER

NEW YORK. June 14.-Federal re-
ceivers were appointed late today for
the New York houses of Mogi and
Company. dealers in silks and gener-
al merchandise. with headquarters at
Yokohama and a score of branches in
this country South America and
China.
The New York agencies admitted
they were financially embarrassed be
cause of the sudden depreciation in
the price of silk and that they were
largely indebted to banks in this city.
Their liabilities were said TO amount
to SI2.S0o.Sl6 and their assets $l2,-
2ss.977.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15

The program applies to tho cont
pany's entire system, Il was annvlnf-
cd The Commercial Trust Company
u New York has been namcd as the
trustee OF an necessary bond issues
and a preliminary Interest payment 81
ssI 800, 900 yearly is provided Tor.
The immediate program calls for
the purchase OF 10 steam ana cleo
trio locomotives, 1000 box, 1000
stock, 500 automobile, 1000 fiat. $50
ballast cars. So caboosea. 20 steel pas
senger and 80 steel baggage cars
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15

The Ladies' Aid win give supper
on Mrs, Hays lawn, Saturday, June II.
Special Agent Ira +. y. Reynolds OF
the Union Assurance Society was =
TIermiston visitor from Portland Mon
day.
Mrs. IT. w. Collins and young
daughter Cathryn OF PendietonS are
visiting at the -. r. Dodd home this
week.
The last game Of the League Ball
Season will be held at Hermiston, sum
day. June 13. Irrigon VS.. Hermiston.
Frank Fowler Is the owner OF
Buick car purchased the fore part OF
tho week.
Lew F. Cnllins Famous Dog ana
Pony Circus will be here Thursday,
June II.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
NO OIL LYNpIC GOLFERS
CAN Be ASSEMBLED
OBy Associated preaa.)

Philadelphia, ia, June i4-Ar 4 M
erican golf team viii rot play in the
OlYmpics at antwerp. according to an
nouncement Sunday by Capt. Marstan
Of this city, who had charge Of the ar
rangements. Marston said he had
found it impossible to get a represen-
tative team together. out Of u men
invited to make the trip. he said. only
two, Bobby Jones of Atlanta and him
self accepted. Two others. Robert
Gardner and Nelson Whitney, are
abroad and promised to play.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
WOLFF GETS INTO FINALS.

ROCK ISLAND, June l4.--Clarenca
L. Wolff of St. Louis. today defeated
Harlow Hurley of Topeka, Kan, five
land four. for a place in the finals in
the trans Mississippi golf association
Robert Mckee of Des
Moines, Ia, champion, defeated Fran
els Dickinson of Des Afoines. three
ana two, and he will oppose Wolff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
milton Shut ont Athena

Milton won an s TO 0 shut out from
the Athena team on the Milton dia-
mond yesterday afternoon before
good sized crowd. The game was de-
layed nearly half hour in starting
due to the showers which fell.
Dudley, who started the game Tor
the losers, was greeted with a home
run in the first inning and 1t, coupled
with errors behind him. gave the WIZ
ners three to start with They came
back in the second inning with two
more. Both sides sailed along until
The seventh when Milton put over a
brace of runs. Their last score was
made In the eighth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
S. P. ASKS APPROVAL OF
EXPENDITURE PROGRAM

SAN FRNACISCo. June IA pc
tition for approval OF its proposed
So. .6Oo. 600 equipment program was
filed 10y the So ;;hern Pacific company
with the state railroad commission
here today \ preliminary outlay OF
SIS. geo. 600 is contemplated. accord
ing to the petition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
BOMB Exploded AT OPERA.

HAVANA. Cuba. June 14.-several
members of the chorus and num-
Der Of members of the audience we're
injured. one of them seriously, when
bomb was exploded during perform
ance at the National theater this after
moon. The explosion occurred In the
early part OF the second act Of the
opera Aida, shortly before Enrico Ca
russo was rue TO appear.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15

OAKLAND. June ia. =. Ferrari
OF the San Francisco Olympic club
won the meas junior fancy driving
cchampionship of the Pacific Aasocia-
tion in the Idora Park pool sunday
with a score. of lI0.47.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
BRITISH TITLE CHANGES.


EV 7TEHVTTdTTU
SHERINGHAM. England. June H..
Miss Cecil LEIGH lost the British wo-
mems golf championship Friday TO
an 1s-year-old girl. Miss Joyce Weth-
erred of the Worplesdon club. Miss
wethered won by two up and one to
play.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
TOILETTE ILL, is
EJf ALLOWED TO TALK

ROCH ESTER, June 14.-Physicians
Today refused to allow Senator Robert
N. La Toilette to make a statement re-
garding the rumors that he VIII head
the ticset as presiden5ial candidate OF
q new parry il was annouBeed ny
hmos Pinchot. member of the COM
mittee Of 4s. senator Ia Toilette WAS
operated on week ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
FIGHTING sUBoNIC PLAGUE

VERA cruz, June 1.-THE inoeu-
lation of all persons at Vera Cruz with
rat virus was begun today as the first
step in the fight hy American physi-
clans against the spread of bubonic
plague.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15

NEW YORE-Against = field Of
children of al races. Miss Audrey
Trip. coiored child here, three
years gud nine months old.
daugEtJr Of BIr- and AIRS. Reynolt
Tripp. was adSud Ced rsl-1t nearly
perfect child Of aFe-schSol age. In
Manhattan Audrey was awarded
a gold medal. Her favorito pas
time is tree climbing.
The Washington times., 1920-05-07
yesterday Drove
WIFE OFF STAGE
Gloria .Foy Fled After Gun
Threat-lost Chance to
Have Her Own Show.
CONTINUED from First P.Kel

CONTINUED from First Page)
the show and Immediately following
his mysterious exit from the city.
Another letter OF the same date, also
about his wife's contract, said;
Look here, don't you think yop
are fooling with a fool when L
state 10 you that / do not wish
my wife to fulnll any contracts
she may have made with you. L
mean IL. and II you wish to know
anything OF my reputation when
anybody crosses me step TO Wall
street and you will md out that
no man will defy me.
After this I hereby warn you
not TO dare allow my wife. Mrs.
Wilen w. Easterdsy. using the
name OF Miss Gloria Foy TO re-
hearse in your'rehesrssl hs II or
attempt TO go into any show OF
yours or any other show.
lam in the position both IMAM
cIany and politically TO do you
great injury II you dlsobey my
order of allowing her to rehearse
after the receipt OF this letter on
Monday, and j will be in New
York TO deal with you person
ally"
Gun Threat To s\wife.
In a postscript to his nrst letter
about the contract Easterday wrote
"Will be back to N. Y. soon and
VIII back a show for you.
Nv. w. E."
Members OF the company said that
did not appear in New
York the day he had threatened to
deal personally" with the manager.
The police had been notified then.
But a few days later. Gloria, weep
ing. told them that Easterday had
been there and had shown her "the
very revolver he says he will kill
me with IL i don't leave and so with
him"
They added that this scene was
followed closely with service OF sum
mons in q suit against her. which
proved to be the final straw that
broke 'Gloria's defiance. This was
three weeks ago. Gloria disappeared.
when Miss Foy became one of the
company she gave her address as
284 Riverside Drive. the address re-
ported to be that OF Easterday's par
ents. She gave also the address of
224 West Fifty-second street. which
she said was that Of her mother. She
said she was born In Covington. KY.
and attended the Holy Angels Acad-
emy. Fort Lee, N. j.
At the Riverside Drive address II
was learned Mrs. yesterday had sub
let her apartment ana left without
The Washington times., 1920-05-07
RUNNER TELLS OF
BOND THEFTS PLOT
big Ed" Promised Him $780,
600 and Life OF Ease to
Steal, Says Brokers Boy.

NEW YORK. May .7.--"Now listen.
kid. Here's a chance to clean up
100000 easy. Yos get US the stuff,
and Jim and I'll slip you into Canada.
We've got brokers up there who'll
dispose OF the stuff. II We get into
rfouble, there are big men .xholl get
US out in twenty-four hours.
Come In with US, and you and
your family will be on easy street
for life. iii have a man in New
York slip your mother $1,000. Then
when the thing blows over, well
slip your whole family to California
where you can buy home for them
and live easy the rest OF your life"
The speaker was Big Ed" Furey.
The time was February last. The
place was Room 1901 in the Hotel
CIaridge, this city. The kid" was
Murray Abrsmowitz, also known as
Murray Fox" trusted messenger for
the brokerage house OF Parrish AZ CO.
"Tur.ed Up" Piottert
"Jim" was James KeaE former
Burns detective. OF Montreal. who has
confessed his share in the 100000
bond plot.
Abramowitz, a dark eyed snappy
his parents, told last night how he
had turned up Joseph Giuck and
Big Ed" Furey, two alleged agents
OF Nicky Arnstein.
The same day. February last,
Abramowitz had met Joe Gluck
through a friend In the Parrish Of
fices. Joe asked him 10 go to the
claridge that night and meet a
couple OF guys who'll put you on
TO something good" Abramowtix
said:
Joe took me to room 1901 In the
Claridge and introduced me TO a big
man and a nervous, short man he
called Jim The big man was Flu
rey. The other, / learned later, was
Kean.
Asked Hin 70 Steal Bends.
'Furey unfolded the scheme TO me.
All had to do was pinch a big wad
OF bonds or securities and meet
Gluck and Furey in front OF the
Woolworth building. A Mr.. Murray
came in the room. Furey said he
The Washington times., 1920-05-07
s-FyED 2.ssouTeo PIG.

ROCHESTER,, My Mrs Ida
l.. Ess. OF Batavia. has little pig
that is attracting unusual attention.
from farmers and others. The pig has
three eyes. Two snouts. two mouths
and two tongues. lie can see with
ali three eyes and can squal out OF
both tbroats and ell at che same
time. This wonder is one OF a liter OF
eleven pigs There IL every indica-
ton that the freak will live.
The Washington times., 1920-05-07
CHCNONS In PARIS
BOOST PRICE OF HAIR

PARIS, May THE days Of
"bobbed hair are over, the chignon
has returned. The price OF artificial
hair has consequently gone up so
anna zingly that soon only million
aires will be able TO provide the means
TO follow the fashion OF having large
soft masses of false hair twisted high
at the back OF the head.
There are sorrowful regrets among
the thousands OF women who follow
ed the fad OF last year and had their
locks bobbed. Today the hair they
sacrificed Is worth ten times Its
weight I'm gold.
The Washington times., 1920-05-07

was in with a lot OF bis politicians
Ao1 10la set ea 0ul 0g trouble 10
anything happened. Murray was tall,
bald-headed and wore a mustache.
Jim kean Was smoking and shAk-
ing with nervousness He didn't seem
Keen on the job. but Furey assured
him things would 20 through as he
planned. told Furey ] would let
hlEa know next day whether l could
deliver lot OF securities.
Next day l went Gown to head
quarters and told Detectives Mayer
and Brown about the scheme. They
instructed me 10 keep In with Furey,
Gluek and Kean. That night 1 went
TO the claridge again. Jim met me
In the lobby. He said some other
people were In room 1901.
Needed ss.ss Al o.es.
I'VE walked on the street and Kesn
said: We've got TO get the stun
righ away. Our brokers In Montreal
have wired they must have the se-
eurities within twenty-fopr hours.
We went back " the hotel and met
Furey.
I'VE arranged to meet In front OF
the Woolworth building, on the fol-
lowing Monday morning. when l was
TO turn the stun over. When 1 went
there. Detectives arrested Furey and
Gluck. This started the whole Arm
stein investigation"
AbramosYitz said the chief causes
of bond robberies are underpaid run
ners and slip-shod methods of
brokerage houses. adding:
when worked for Parrish & Co.
held down three jobs. two under
my assumed name of Murray Fox.
made Si5 or $50 week. Boys are
forced Ia run two or three Jobs TO
make a living.
Finds Robbery Easy.
Then, too, when boy is holding
down two or three jobs. he naturally
turns over "A lot of his deliveries to
some friend he meets who is going
to the same place. This plays right
into the hands OF crooks like Joe
Gluck and Furey. $50 '--a
II have worked at a lot of places.
At very few of them is any attention
paid to references, names or ad-
dresses. Ii Is the easiest thing In
the world for boy to phony ref
erence or givssa fake. name and adj
dress. The brokerage houses put Il
all up to the surety companies. Rob-
berries Will continue until these prac-
tees are stopped" ~v9 sE-eg
The Washington times., 1920-05-07
PREACHER is MAYOR.

EMPoRIA, Kan, May 7.-Em
poria has preacher for a mayor.
He is the Rev. J. c. Brogan, pastor OF
the Grace Methodist Church. The
Rev. Brogan was elected mayor over
II. b. Morse, incumbent. by majority
OF 3s7 votes. He was indorsed by all
of Emporia's labor unions.
The Washington times., 1920-05-07
RHINE WINE FLOWS AGAIN.

LONDON. May Rhine wine Is
on the tables OF the wealthy again
DIR. sthamsr. dining ia a baronet's
house. pronounced bottle from his
native land the finest he had tasted.
but he found a label covered with al
lied fhgs pasted over the original
German label
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Tote
Briefly for Busy Readers

Mrs. B. G. Slade has recovered from
the grip and was able to be out Tues
day.
The olley made it's first through
run from Bennington to Hoosick Falls
s.nce the week end storm, this morn ng
Miss H ldred Durham resumed
work Tuesday in the office of the Hol-
den, Leonard company. having recover
ed from an Illness of the grip. Her
mother, who has also been sick, is
conva'esc ng.
Mr.. and Mrs. w liam B. Seaton
hay9 received word OF the death of
their Oldest son, William Seaton, jr. De
Ia Is pertaining to his death had not
been learned For some time the
young man has been employed in Bos-
ton.
The Fo tune Hunter" with Earle
VII ans a star of Tremendous fin oh,
and Jean Paige. w'nsome girl of vast
charm, is the artistic awakening of
the ason IL is the resen4e 10
young hearts, bidding them love and
make love n acts at Harte Theatre
today.-Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-18
NORTH BENNINGTON

There were no sessions of the
grades and high schools on Monday,
owing to the orm condition
w Mattison, who has been
quite i'll for several days, and in the
care OF trained nurse, is improving.
Mrs. II. C. White has returned from
several weeks visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. A. II. Cushman of New
York.
The Young Peoples society OF the
Congrega ional church viii no a
Patriotic social In the church parlors
Friday evening at 1880, All friends
Of the society are invited Those at
tending are requested to appear in
costume.
The Woman's Missionary Societies
Of the Methodist, Congrega ional and
Baptist churches, will hold a union
service for prayer for missions. in
the Congregational church, Friday al
ternoon at o'clock. All women,
whether members of the societies or
not, are cordially invited to a tend.
Tonight at Bank Hall Theatre, Enid
Bennett N the Paramount feature,
Naughty Naughty" You will enjoy
the effect OF life in New Yok on the