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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
LEY r A
VA A P%RESENTARSE AL
CONGRESO DE LA u.
Segnn ella a cada ciudadano
lie corresponds una
parte de terra

InformacioneS recihidaS TN esta Gu
dad DE- san Antonio. procedenteS DC
Mexico. dan cucnta de Que una nueN;'
importance Ley AGraria ACADIA dc scr
:orrnulada por IA SccretarIa dc Asri-
cultural Y Fomento. y scra. dentro Il"
noccS dfas. sometida 4 la aprobaclon
del ConSreso dc ii Union.
De a~cuerdo con 81 proy"cto dc que
80 tratn. cada ciudadano meXicano es
acrecdor Il cierta porci1n dc terra,
icral al maximum sohre la cantidad
ou. cualauiera persona puedc sostener.
En- 81 mismo ~Droyecto Sc cstahlece.
entire otras cosas que esa porcion dc
tierro asignada Il aquellos individu"s
que no puedan c~ultivarla dehidamente
Sc les quitarAn de nuevo ~entreSando-
sel4. 4 otras personals para 81 trabato.
ouedando los tftulos de propiedad. sin
embargo. en- poder del propietario a
quien Sc lc ha quitado para que otro
trabaje 81 terreno.
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Ell "~VERACRUZ" CAST
HA SIDO PUESTO A
FLOTE EN- Ell PANUCO
Los trabajos de salUumento
del canonero Uan va muy
adelantados

Como 50 Slbc. durante los sangrien-
tos acontecimientos registrados Ell e
puerto de Tampico el alio 6e mil move
~cientos catorce entire fuerZas federaie>
r. reyclucionariaS. Y al ser desocupada
Ia localidad por las primeras' estas
tropas. no descando que una de las
unida,ies navales dc Mexico, CUE eSta-
| ba en- el Flo PInuco. cayera en- po-
der Ge les Observation-Disclosures, preten-
! dieron i~levarlo fue-a de alcance dc
astns. cuando ocurri6 el hundimiento
lie esa embarca"inn. FL We
rarrnz". ~cntonceS considerable como
mo dc los barcoS PARTICIPATES de Ia
Armada. cast Sc perdi0 en- las aS0as
lie, paruco. Y a pesar de los esfuer-
EOS Que posteriormcnte Sc hicieron pa
IA Donerlo a flote. continue perdido
= i~n>ervible.
purante todo 81 periodic guoerna-
mental dc Ca-ranZa. Sc hicieron al
cunas tcntativaS para q Sa!Vamenl
del "Eeracruz". Y Sc pudo Saoer u
saria costa hasta cleric punto Iacll-
h,c sacarlo nuevamente 4 Ia SUPER
ficie. los trabajos de buceo V saliva
tuNltltN ttt
raZones econimicaS. y nltimamente' va
baio el gobierno del Presidente de y
Huerta, csos trabajos ST contlnuaron
n, 10 Ia direction del contra-A'mlrah-
te Rafael Montalvo.
:. este prop6sito aver ootnVleroh
nuestros rvpOrteros infornacionas au-
.oriZadas. dando cuena dc que esoS
IRA ha los impulsados por el
,,rio de Guerra, general Serrano, en-
su mpeno de promover el enSrandecl-
m;ento de Ia Marina Naciona> de Che
,ra han dado al fin resultados muy
sa1isfactorios. pues Sc ha
,nuch!simo Y esta va cast a flote e.
"Vcracruz". -,
Inmediatamente que Sc teFth-"e :.
saNamento Y despues de hacerse iaS
mas ,mportantes r~eparac!ones' ei ca
5one-o sera remolcado al Arsenal Qe
Ecracr,Iz para ser ohieto de una
raci6n total que ponGa a. barco Ell
antitud d volver a sus Antiques H"-
~,.icics. almentandose as ~ue'vaIneh
- elective de Ia pobre marina de
guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
GRAN ACTIVIDAD Y
RESURGIMIENTO HAY
EN- LAS COSTAS MEX.
Sc aumenta Ell numero de las
embarcaciones, ante las
erandes necesidades

| Las a~ctividadeS uIaritimaS que ha-
! bian sido mernadas muy notablviren-
t. Ell los ultimos tiempos on amhas
! cue Sc hiZo de caSi todaS las emb2r-
caciones mercantes para Il tansportt
de las tropa expediciorArias fedora
ic> Il! FISt:icu Nurte De n Baja Ca
liiornia. de les pueStos SOnOrenSes a
CnSenad&, han Vuelto 4 SUI normal IN
tensidad. segun d~eSpachoS que 80 a
caban de rc"ibir en- san Antonio de
fuenteS autoriZadaS ~rneXicauaS.
FL comercio entire les puertos pr!n-
cipales de "a RepIblica. con este mott
vo. ha vuelto a r~eaLuCarSe activa-
mente. Y aumentan en- proportion eH-
,r.turdinariu las u~ranSacc!ores Mr.
caniles entire comerciante- y produc-
torres de unos y otroS luSares de las
costa>.
Los mismos inforres a que TO- re-
ferimCs. de los cualeS tomaInoS aEer
los detalleS principales. hacsn sa"er'
entire otraS cosas, Que IL may"r!a de
las harcas que fueron llevadaS 4
Guaymas Y Mazatlan para 81 transpoT-
tG de los SN ptuLG4OtS! " ~
daba cl general ADELAIDE Gutierrez
eStan siendo vueltoS a i aNtiSnas
actividades comcrcialeS. Las emo2r-
csciones Cesar" y "I~'ru:uS' ertfe
Giles. estan siendo uSadaS eNc!uSlNa-
mente para e dcSpacho de Uercan-
c!as entire GuayInaS y Ensenada. y
alcu2ss mas han sido env;adaS del Co
10. para aumentar q nun:ero de las
que estdn en- Servicio y que son lhsu-
ficientes PARA las necesidadeS de los
oIartos de las costas o~ccldentaleS.
Entire Veracruz y Progre>o de
reforzarse el Servicio. con dos auevaS
anha-caciones que hasta hGce mry
,ocos dfaS eStaban siendo d~estinadas
avcIusivamente para servicios dentro
4. Ia. bahia veracruzana Y para IL Va
,ila de Ia costa. Aterdiendo a las
rncesidades do aumentar 81 taflco ma
r,.jrno entire el puerto jarocho y Ia
peninsula ~yucateca. Sc orden" Que e!
..vrit6n" y el 'Melch1r Campo ma
car 81 ~servicio de correos V pasaJe'
- nuevo i,inerario ha eStanle iHo
IVA COMMUNICATION rapida Y frecEsnte
.,,r. Veracruz Y ProCreSo. recihien-
| dose ahora rasaje Y bul'os pos'"''>
o,,~e amhas terminates, tres 'eces
ror ScraDa.
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-.TO
IA LIBERALIZATION
DE LA INSTRUCTION
PRINCIPAL CON EXlIO
Los primeros pasos dados
nor FL Presiderte han sldo
muy satisfactorios

I'm nd;ciuncs anteriorcs, Sc M IN
tornado ~ampliaTente accFta ue 4
n-nvectos del PreSidente SUBSTITUTE ue
N.xico senor Adolio de la iueFta'
mar, ra.lizar cuanto anIes Ia fedcran-
aaci6n ii. Ia instruction Publica' ue
acucrdo con planes NaSt''!s!nloS ," ~
lineados anticipadamente. r..
Subre 81 particular, ayeF tdFue =,
;rIoruado uno de los reporters "e h>
prEESA en- ell sentido de que ho'Ic'HS
recihidas en- d Antonio mi! Feciet'
tene,te Y que proccdcn de Id c'uu"'
\. Mexico. hacen Saber que los PRIV
,.a.,os on question estAn slendo IIeNa-
dos = c.bo bajo bases aJustadas Ell ~
aLso,uto \ tales planes. predlcienoos
IN complete eXito.
I'm adici6n q 10 "a p~ubhcado' sopt'
los -rahaios Que Sc reaiiZan d lh'c'a1'
-, dol Presidente &c Ia HueFta' nay
49,. or..ear Que 81 joven mandaIario
-. .ouinado l., Casa del Nino en- !"
nnL,,c i5n de- Nochimilco. Distrlto feae-
raj con todos los mas modernos i"'
~r,ar,.n1os = toda clase de med!oS P"'
:,.;ri,.r n de los ninoS 10
| sitemas igualas 4 los dc los N''ue'e'
| tens europeos. -.
-,1.s meiorus Sc han hecho con III
! casio aproximado de sesenia NIL peso
nara q Erario Nacional. hacienao us
esa institution uno dc los mas mode'-
pos de su genera.
,dcmas Sc sabc que por dispoSiciI'
aoI rorc del Executive. Ia Casa de NJ
| nos Exp6sitos on Il ciudad &c Mexico
H., sido aumcntada con quinientaS ca
! mas.
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81 :.arco donde ocurri" Ia explosion
sufrieron dalos lie mas o nenos coHSi-
deraciUn.
Al principle 10 Sc pudo sah"r GUAM
IN. hahiap sido las victimas causadas
nor 81 accidentr. debido u que huoo
EVAN confusion on 81 dique dondc "Sta-
ba 81 Grove Y en- los luzares Pi'
mo- y a Que las amhulancias de ID
ciudad Y dc Ia Cruz Roja que acuote-
ron en- IN ndmcro considerable ond
ieron rapidamenJc II los hosri'aieS =
los muertos Y heridos que ancon'rafoF
,r;n,ero, Gro calmada Ia cNcltac!'''
L.. au,cridadcs pudieron compfenal
Que cl ndmero de muertos Tue ae vein
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
Sc PROYECTAN NUEVAS
TARIFAS QUE CRAVEN
AL PETROLEO EN- MEX
Sc trata de euitar mas abu'
SOS de los interesados
en- esa industrial

%oticias semioIicialcs recibidAs aEer
rardc ' que nos fueron omunlcadaS en-
fusnte autorizada de San Antonio, nos
hacen saber que las autoridadeS meXI-
caras en- e. ramo de Hacienda eStan
n~rovectando nuevas formas para Ia 'c-
~Sislaci6n y los lmpuestos de! petr"'eo'
a cfecto de hacer cesar los abuses dc
los interese extranjeros Y hacer que
astos So austen dentro de las estr-ctas
recesidades de los recursos nacionaleS;
hacienda al mino tier7po cue el TeSo-
70 Nacional perciba ingrcsos adiclona-
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Defenido en- cumenfena
por uenir de Tampico

BROWNSVILLE, Tex. Octubre :.
I'm norte-americaRO que arribj =
Matamoros procedente de Tampico '
que p~retendia pasa- Ia frontera para
dirisirse a San Benito, fue detenIdo en-
cuarentena en- Matamoros, debido a
Que procede de un foco de IA fiebre
amarillo.
3 Fl detenIdo en- cUarenteHl g William
Buck. de San Benito. Texas. quien ha-
efa lido a Tampico con negccics conner
ciales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
LOS AMIGOS DEL GENERAL FE-
IiX OIAZ APRUESAN SU
6CTlTUD

Teicgrdnsa Especiol para La PRENSA'
NCEVA YORK, Octubre Los
amigos del General Felix Diaz dicen
que no han Jenido noticias directas de
81. pero que aprueban su actitud 4!
haberse rehusado a consentir en- Ill
destierro. ' que Green CUE, en- caso de
que sea eXpulsado de Mexico, vendra
a radicarSe a los Estados Cn.doS en-
tanto que sea possible que regrese ALA.
En- case de que venca a. Eue~a
York 81 General Diaz. sus amigos e
haran una reception muy cordial
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LA ULTIMA NOVEDAD!-
RELOJ CUCKOO

Acabamos de recibir de Europa una cal
tidad Iimitada de ~relojes Cuckoo que son 10
mejores que sc han construido, pues fcero!
hechos antes de la guerra Y son de magniII
ca calidad. Cualquiera que los compre e
tara satisfecho cen ellos, por 10 menoS -
amos. Hechos de MADEIRA coStosa rluy dura
BILE, esculpidos a mano Y hermosamente AGA
bados. Podemos afirmar que una vez "a
listed tenga uno. jamas guerra deshacerse q
81. Arriba de Ia caratula tiene pequena
puertas que Sc abren cada bora, apareclen
do IN pequeno pajaro, cantando prlmorosa
mente. Els un adorno, al mismo tempo GU
muy it'll. Su manufacture es muy costosa
pero dueremos dar una oportunldad a nues
tros c~lientes- para que puedan tener unc
N1estra casa es Ia unica en- America que tie
ne un surtido de ellos, y por 10 tanto' DEC.
dase luego. Los precios son los slgulentes:
No 1o-Relox de tamano medic. hermo.amente era
rITTs Relox No. DE tamafo mueho mayor, , az
fis+;..ncntc escuipido Sehaha las horas , medlas no
rss, rrccio s24.75. Cada uno de clos vaie el doeie a.
10 que pedimos. ' ademsS' nosorEos oaies IN
!, 90 90. como premio con cada rclox. NO ce)e pSa
cs.a oportunidad. eorts este enuneio. lneiuya 3sso GO
mo dep6sito. eScriba su nonhre y direecion con ca
ridad. y d vu-lta de eorrco Tccibira c! Teiox: pSs 81
:, ,raen 81 uuierc 81 rcloI No. l o i No. :, = pioah
embellishments. poruoe no senenos s'no una eanac"
iimitoda.
PRACTICAL SALES co.
Dept. 705
1919 n. Irving Ave. CHICAGO, Ill
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AS EN-
gAJA CALIFORNIA

Iguaimente Sc nos aSeEur" que ei
Gouierno ACADIA de eXtendec ampla
authorization a The Morland Oil Com
many" por conducto de Ia Secr"tarIa
d. industrial Y Concrete. para cue lie
W a cabo trabajos de exploration :
exploitation en- husca de petr6leo en-
las c~ercanias de Loreto y Mulegt. en- IL
Eaja California.
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VEINTE NUERTOS
EN- UNA EXPLOSION
Esto ocurrio q bordo de MI
buaue internndo en- an
dique en- Nueua York

TeIe1rcma Especial perc IA PRENSA"
NCEVA YORK. Octubre 7.-Veinte
personals fueron hoy Gnuerias por Ia
explosion de IN tanqpe de petr6leo I
borlo del huque ingles Grove. ocurri-
da en- las primeras horas de Ia tarie.
Cinco harcos que Sc encor'raha7 a
corta distancia del sieio ccupado 3or
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iGOZA I'D. DE
COMPLETA SALUD?

s; no es a,f :Po- QUE no coasr!ta cor
eSps~.al;stas que saben refreshments .
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-22
coLoRED GIRLS CLUB
Miss rernand Gave Interesting
Talk Before Y. w. c.

Miss S. c. Fernandis spoke Monday
lat the Young Woman's League OF Wo.
men Workers at The biennial conv2A.
tion The question is whether claba
of colored girls shall be admitted TO
the League
Miss Fernandis brought out the fol-
lowing points. The American woman
has won new place for herself in
the world today, by her deeds in the
war Bennington especially is connect
ed with war and history, and mus be
particularly interested in Questcas
pertaining to It, of which one of the
most vital today is, where do the col
orcd people come in? Down in Balti
more fine war work was done by the
Civic League. Here The coiored and
white women worked side by side and
their achievement was in dispatching
the first load of hospital garments to
wounded Belgian soldiers, What kind
OF woman sent those things mattered
not he fact Which did matter was
that our American womanhood res
pended to need.
J A splendid attendance was present
at the special business meeting Of the
lclub held Immediately after the talk
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-22

the cooperation Of the Vermont State
Trap Shooters association with the
Vermont Fish and Cane League, the
Bird ands Botanical club, the Green
Mountain cub and the Boy Scouts.
This is in connection with the an
nual registered tournament of The
.TIap Shooters association, which
comes % Burlington this year, and is
to be made bigger and better than
ever. There will be some excellent
prizes which are expected to interest
many good lhots from all over New
England, New York and Canada. Full.
ly 100 entries are anticipated
Linus Leavens, fish and game com
missioner for Vermont, announces that
the depar ment OF Sin and game will
cooperate in this outing, and he heads
the program committee for the con-
yention Although the program has
not been worked out TO any extent, it
is expected that in addition to the
sporting card at the Gun club grounds
which wi be run of under the rules
Of the American Trap.Shoo,ers' as5o-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-22
STRIKERS MOSTLY BACK
New York Leaders Claim Men Are
Still Out

New York, April q, LIN the New
York region the railroad manage
Imcnts say 40 per cent. OF The striEers
are back at work; that passenger acry-
ice Is almost il not quito normal,
that SO per ceat Of she normal
amcu unit of freight is moving and
that. to all intents and purposes, th1
strike is at an end,
The spokesman for the insurgent
railroads call attention 8 the Large
groups Of idle men in Jersey City,
Hobokon Weehawken and Staten Is:
and and eply that 70 per cent, Of
llhe bolters are still on strike; that
Communication passenger service with
IA hirty niles OF New York is, eX-
cent during the so.ca led rush h urs,
la mockery. and that, with the excep-
on CT lhe Pennsylvania and the New
York Central the roads ale not han
ding 10 per cent OF the normal
freight traffic.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-22
GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY


Little William S.ratton has been
very i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rice have lit
TIE son, born Sunday,
Mr.. and MIS-. Ernest Harrington
were in Bennington, Saturday.
Nelson Waite was in Bennington
Saturday with farm products.
Mrs. George Vanerman is moving
from South SALISBURY to the Benona
Harring on home in Green Mountain
Valley.
Eggs 50 cents a dozen, butte- 70
10 pound and potatoes three dollars a
bushel in Green Mountain Valley.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G L. Twitchell are
much improved in health and very
busy with their farm duties,
George Vaughn Of Arlington was n
Bennington Saturday with farm pro,
duce.
Read COMMISSIONS, LaFlamme OF
Bennington is repairing the road in
line shape
Mr.. Grey and Mr., King have moved
in o the two houses rented them by
Allie Stra,ton near the White
ChaEle
Mrs. Alice Young has sold her farm
to William Greer and wife and gone
to North Bennington to beside.
! Mr. and Mrs. Forest Montgomery at
tended social gathering at the
Hawks home near SALISBURY Cen e..
recently.
Clifford Harrington sold 20 ga Ions
of maple syrup for sixty dolla.s the
past week.
Rev. Paul JOY and wife sailed from
New Orleans April 14th to Panama
enroute to South America.
For Sale--One new mich COW four
years Old, with calf by her side and
one to freshen soon. Dallas P. Mat
ltison.
Hartland Elmett Of Whining on is
Visiting in tcWn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-22
WET AND DRY ISSUE
is UP IN NEBRASKA
Figures Prominently Among Demo
Gratis in Presidential Primary
Being Held Today.

Being Held Today
Lincoln, Neb., april 90 The wet"
and dry" issue has been brought to
the front in Nebraska's primary at
which both republicans and democrats
today express their choice of pres
dental candidates, naming 16 dele
gates to the national convention Of
each party and nominating candidates
for congressional and state offices.
Under a partial suffrage act Nebraska
women for the ( rst time will vote in
Il presidential preference fight
Republicans entered for presidential
Endorsement are Generals John j.
IParghing and Leonard Wood and
United States Senator Hiram w. John
son Of California United States Sen
ator Gilbert M. Hitchcock has been
presented as the democratic pre5i-
Dental caud date while Robert Ross Of
Lexington, Neb., will run on both tic
kets.
The liquor question was brough Nout
by the democratic contest for control
of the states delegation to the San
Francisco convention Supporters Of
William Jennings Bryan and Senator
Hitchcock are The opposing forces.
Each faction has a list Of delegate
candidates n the fled and each has a
candidate for national committeeman
Mr.. Bryan, opponent Of what he says
are efforts to raise the legal limit of
alcohol in beverages, is seeking a
place on the delegation and has ann
ounced that If he is elected he will
not support Senator Hitchcock be-
cause of his opposite on to submission
Of the federal prohibitory amendment
land for other reasons. Should the
state ms ruct for Mr.. Hitchcock Mr..
Bryan, has declared he would low
an alternate 10 act in his place when
The democratic convention begins bal
ioting on presidential nominees.
Delegate candidates representing
the rival camps Of Generals Wood and
Pershing, likewise, are seeking cleo
I tion, bu all OF them have pledged
hat Il they are chosen they viii abide
I by the preference vote of the people
Z regard sss Of their personal choice
All of the delegates selected, the
attorney generate office has held are
lonly morally bound to adhere to the
wish OF the voters and have power to
change their votes at the convention
II they feel circumstances justify such
action
The democrats have congress Nnal
contests in only two districts All Of
( the states present republican con.
gressmen are asking denomination.
Three, X. E. Evans w. e. Andrews
and Moses p. Kinkaid, are opposed by
candidates OF the non Partisan league.
. W. J. Taylor of Merna. an officer of
1.-The league, but not entered by that or
gani2a ion as candidate, is seeking
the democratic gubernator nomina.
| tion against four other candidates. In
the republican primary Governor Sam
uel R. McKelvie is out for renomiaa-
tion and is opposed by six candidates.
One feature Of the state contests
will be the result of the vote for dem
| ocratic Nomination TO rsecre;ary OF
state, two women hay ng entered this
race for The first time in the states
hi.tcry They are Miss Anna Z.
Yockel, Of Beatrice and Miss Lillian
t. Stoaer Of Osceo a. They will con.
test with f. a. yyalraih Of Oaceola
and L. A. Barson Of Frontier county.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-22

citation, with which thesVermont Trap
Shooters association is affiliated, there
VIII be. also, number. OF prominent
out.of-door men who win speak on sub
jects appropriate to >the occasion
There will be also a boRride on Lake
Champlain, which will be held on Tues
day even ng.
The presen; program. calls for aa-
dresses ae 10 a. m, 200 p. NJ, and s
.. H.. on Wednesday, June %. These
speakers have not yet been arranged
for, but men Of state and national
importance will be secured for this
occasion
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-22
Ca RId Of asprlnn Fcvcrv

If YOU lack energy, ii you are
tired and anguid, il YOU do not feel
like exerting yourself--if you lack
"pep"-the chances are that your
bowels are sluggish. A Foley Cathas-
tic Tablet il a good and wholesome
phygic that viii rid you Of billousness,
gus, bloating, sick headache, sour
stomach or o,her ills that attend in.
digestion and constipation. They
cleanse The bowels, sUeeten the stop.
ach and myigorate the liver Sold
Everywhere.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-22
PETITION FOR FORD
Supporters File Names Sufficient 10
Get Name on Ballot.

~ 'FV'''F~ " @sFF'Vt'
Montpelier April 90. Supporters of
Henry Ford, democrat, have filed with
tho Secretary Of State petitions
enough 80 that hs can have his name
on The official ballot at the president
ial primaries in May providing his u.s.
sent to the u-e Of his name arrives,
which he had nct given Saturday
afternoon
Thus far. Leonard a. Wood and VII
liam G. Webster as republican candi-
dates and Mr. Ford are the only Pc.
sons whose petitions have been filed
with the secretary
Both Messrs. Wood and Webster iii
ed their assen; with their petitions.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-22
woop ONLY cANpIpATe
On the Primary Election Ballot n
Vermont.

Montpelier, April 19.--Only two
names will appear ON the primary for
president in Vermont because two
persons have given their assent to the
use Of their names. These are Leon.
ard A, Wood and William g. Webster
The assent of Henry Ford as a demo
cratic candidate did not arrive while
no pet tons were presented for Her
bert Hoover or Hiram Johnson,
This in effect makes Wood the on
~ candidate in Vermont as Webs,e;
Is merely a harmless crank, possibly
insane, who circulated a primary Deti
ton for himself and got signatures
largely as a joke.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-22
PLAN BIG MIDSUMMER
OUTING CONVENTION
Trap Shooters and Fish and Game
League TO Held Big Gathering
in Burlington June 2t-23.

Burlington, April 10 A big mid.
cummr outing convention for the en-
ne state Of Vermont is to be held in
Burlington Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 81, - and %, thru