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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-22
Houses Aud Lots

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CONSULT ). d. FUKTNEl, Nc
Crory Bldg. Houses and Lots.
Phone 405-R. II % got 1898 a
10 BUY, SELL or RENT ses
Geo. II. Brobst. Reuter-. I'ro:es,
s!oral Bldg. 1l'2G-2b'-1'5SN
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DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
Phone So. Storage, repairs
CHILSoN GARAGE. AS Jackson
St.
l1-30-s6t-lSa5N.
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Unfurnished Rooms
Offices To Rent

DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS on
Main st. OSG03D'S BLDG.
Phone lis.
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CouEre ssr.an Ben. L. Soscnb!ooIl
hasn't the sold support OF the cor
Leagues from his own state for his
antI.riyer unllatnu bill i'll its pres
amt form. which the rivers ana mar
bors committee has been constd'
ering along VIII, the ,Appleby bill 70
.nreyept wastage from oil-burnins
STessels being dumped Into the ocean
within the tl.rcn rli!e limit. There
is al least one q" - colleagues CD
tSiosed to his bill. sni there may be
Sothers, But this nue ilas placed
ajpIself squarely en record i'll print
agRinst the Rosenhl6GD measure,
Gongressman Wells GOudykoont2,
Yin q statement TO the Coal Review.
declares his opposition 10 the pro
nosed Legislation, rs follows;
"The demand for this Legislation
il being agltated principally by
ibSse who arc suffering as resalt
~ oIl.buFning craft 'hat eject oil
Taste. oil Stops ahd tai residue.
csnsinR damage to fisheries and b..
teHIing bathing beaches aad from
eEaTicai plants discharGins acids
~ streams, killing fish und impair.
Ing the value OF drinking water:
1.-THE bills are very broad ana III
nresent form would iHvolra coGl
InIning operations. saw mill plants
tenneTfes, gas works. oil Telts. pulp
sSiiis and other Industries
aS5y Judgment is this; the commit.
! 80 will report out bill. Tho cOnl
iTSuatry should undertake TO sec
tsSf ID is In such form as not to In.
,,rs III ecoal induFtr", West Nir.
A gtria formerly had law prohibit
~ the putting into streams saw
dIst and other delatarious sub
gtsnces,5 calculated to XII! fish. etc,
gSSer this statute hundreds OF In
sSsments were brought agninal
ri operators and SOW m'I men
~ .sneaied the act on the theory
~ INDUSTRIES wore moro i'm:
nc 10 the state than few
SrTaa
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Help Wanted

YOU CAN EARN from $40 to $40
weekly in your spare time writ
ing Show Cards for US AT HOME.
If you Gun read and write you can
qualify. Write for FREE PARfI-
CULARS. National Snow Card
School, Limited, Dept. Il, 16@ 3c
Church 81. Toronto, Canada.
11-30-96t-lT91A
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COnfectioneries

EAT MORE PF.RiAL ICE
CREAM. Phone 452.
i.2G.26t.1741A
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Male Help Wanted

RELIABLE Man WANTED sell
ing shrubs, trees, plants. Per
manent. weekly pay. Write for
terms. GUARANTY NURSp Rf
CO.. Rochester, y. y.
12-14-26t2 051A
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YOU'VE TRIED THE REST
NOW TRY THE BEST painter
and paperhanger in towu. PEc--
1742.J. AT Monroe st.
11-29-26t-17S4A
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Miscellaneous For Sale

WE BUY OR SELL anything. /.
FUNT. Phone 1891.
11-30-26t-1S0TA
5-YEAR.OLD PONY for sale, Also
excellent milk COW. Bargain ior
auick buy. JOHN JOHNSON; Box
Il. Route No. s, Pleasant VALLEY.
- 12.21-2t-2170A
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Furniture Fer Sale

CITY FURNITURE HOSPITAL.
UPHOLSTERING, GENERAL
Bicycles & supplies.
Tapestry x leather samples CD
hand. MRS. j. n IMER. Phone
1871.
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Female Help Wanted

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
WORK wanted. Middle aged
woman preferred Apply Room 10,
Cook hospital. l2.3I-2t-2l67A
HOME WORKERS WANTED,
either sex. Big list OF firms sup
plying homo work loo. II. c. GER
ARD, 400s Eastern Ave, CincIn-
natl Ohio. IL % 1t 2iS7 a
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
HoUSEWORK. One who can
give rsFaronGp as to good character
and ability. No others need ans.
wer. Write H. M. D. Box 1876,
FSa9rnaont w We
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Houses For Sale

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BIG OPPORTUNlrY-Who wants
10 buy 8.raom house, bath base
nqeut, electricity, gas, water. garage.
Lot 5Gx66. Must be seen TO be ap'
nreciated Phone 1126.R I'll Ma.
ket st. 1L29-Z6t-17S!A
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TaiIoring-Pressing

MORRIS PEARSON Sulus made
for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
Cleaning and Pressing Altering
Specially. Work guaranteed
Phone 1G9S-R. Opposite West VII
gilman II Is 3ot 1858 a
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DPESSN AKrNG done at home or
will come to house. Phone Sll.W.
I'll Dunbar st. 12-12-26t'l9I4A
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Professional Service

DIR. DEEM, GhiropoIist and Foo'
Specialist at Sburt!clf and WEI
toms every Monday.
ii Is 30t 1860 ,
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Lost And Found

PARTY who took paper bag from
Bon Ton store Monday afternoon
was recoEniZed. No questions ask
ed II returned to Bon Ton.
SILK UMBRELLA. Initials s. M.
s. on handle. Reward. Return
BOX 918S-A, West VlFginian Office.
IL 90 81 2183 A
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Furnished Rooms

FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS for
rent. SO per week, 500
Fourth ST
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Women's SpeciaIties

GERTRUDE DozlER FENNELL.
Artful designing and dressmak-
ins lis Watson Ave, Phone
1871. 11-19-3Ot-1G4 SA
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tinissE railroad Is said 10
edtsle ropd, in Cumber-
niles long WITH ? -
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Veterinarian

VETERINARLAN-Dr. W. c.
Koou. Bell Pnone, worthinstonI
S-R-5. II s 69t 1864 Al
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THF WEST vIRGIIAN FARMoNT THURSDAY DECEMBER 2 1871
&c Per Word

you DO no need and ph may be Of eee 70 eie
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DRESSMAKING & PLAIN SEW
ING. Give us trial 206 Wal
nut Ave, Phone 9Gl-R.
L. % 26t 2lS9 A
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Sale Or Rent

ATLANTIC CITY SALES. Hotels
ana cottages. all sections. w.
OLIVER, II Sogal Bldg. Atlantic
City, y. j.
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HEAT YOUR HOME with tue Ho.
Maker pipe or Pipeless furnace,
While you pay on easy terms. A.
c. HAWKINS. sol Seventh. Phone
1I92-R.
11-30-26t-1S21A
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Autos And Access9ries

REQ SALES AND SERVICE SEA.
TYON. New and used cars. Eiasy
payment plan. FRANKLIN service.
Gail 3TS-J. MOUNTAIN CITY
SERVICE STATION.
11-S0.2Bt-1S0 GA
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Dressmakng

pREssMAKING AND PLAIN
SEWING. Give us q trial. 206
Walnut Ave. Phone 961-R.
II 10 GOT 1913 4
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Agents Wanted

AGENTS WANTED. Wrhe for
full particulars. Best selling
articles ever offered. Big pTOtt 20
right man. FATSTINE CO., r.
3. Box, Fairview, w. Va.
12-1s-6ta459A
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Situation Wanted, Male

HOUSE CLEANING WANTED by
expert. Phone Pleasant Johnson
500. ". 11.29.26LI77743
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Piano Tuning
Machinery

THERE is always a good mprke;
Tor machinery. Not the kind that
stays In the ward or shop out OF
sight bit the kind that Is adYer
tIsed. Tell 'em about it. You can
sell it. 11-25'jt-l129A
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EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR DEC.
ORATORS. MOuatone and blend
work specially. All work guar.
anteed. GROW & CONSERS,
Phone 961.J. or 1227-NF.
1l-1S.2Gt-1637A
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Auto Repairs
12-1-2Gt lSS5A
Painting, Paperhanging

HOUSE PAINTING, decorating and
paper hanging. Phone HARD
MAN & RODEIlEANER, G09.R.
ll-l6-c0t-159
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distinguishing

PITTSBURGH PLUMBING CO.,
Prompt service to telephone
call. Open day and night, Rear
113 Falrmont Ave. Phone 1921.
11-12-30t-1530A
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-20

those violations ley consider impor
tant af
Most OF our laws clutter up the
statute books and are permitted to
rest in peace until some irate citizen
starts out to satisfy a personal gr.ey
ance. '1mouc
Laws that cannot be enforced
should not be enacted. Every sane
person knows that all the laws we
have now couldn't be enforced with.
out revolution.
Check yourself up II you are dis
gruntled because our laws are not
observed or respected. Find out how
many you are violating; you'd be sur
prised. But to do this you would
have TO employ lawyer.
To be law.a6iding citizens in Kan.
sas is well-nigh impossible unless you
have a lawyer as body guard.
Women Of the type OF Miss Lucy
Page CASTOR are making more Grim
inals than the cigarette itself They
are making the courts of just ce ri.
diculous. They are among those who
have legislated us into nation of
criminals. They ar" the ones who at.
tempt TO cram so..ething down our
throats. something we don want and
WI not have.
We have an anti cigarett law in
Kansas. Stand on any cornor in To
Deka. Near every third man. walk
ing along the street viii have a
cigarette in his mouth and this means
he. has violated the state law, Go
out in our small country towns: you
will see as much cigarette smoking
there as in the small towns over in
Missouri where the cigarette Is con.
sidered respectable.
The United States army coulln't
enforce the anti-cigarette law in
Kansas. Neither could the army en-
force the present tax laws. So why
have them? Wouldn't 1t be better to
have a tax law so simple an so fair
and so plain that II could be enforc-
ed? Won dn' 1t be better to wipe
the anti-cigarette law of the statute
books --Atchison Globe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-20
NEW ENGLAND ANGLERS
ON PACIFIC COAST
Are Attending Big FLY and Bait
Casting Tournament Near
Portland, Ore,


Portland, Ore, Aug. 19-The thlr.
teenth international fly aud bait cast
.ng tournament, gwen by the Multno.
nah Anglers Club, under the auspices
II the Nationa. Association of Scien-
life Angling Club. opened today at
Sc lwood Park pool, with famous angl-
ers from all parts of the United States
and Canada among the entries. In ad
/ tion to the all round championship,
deven eventj will be contested dur
ng the four days OF the tournament
which will end on August ~. W
AL flies. lines and paraphernalii
% be used in the tournament was sup
plied from national headquarters. 50
hat all casters will be given equal
footing.
This being the first internatlona'
meet of the kind held on the Pacific
Coast. the Multnomah Anglers Club
has arranged entertainment OF unus
uul appeal to fishermen. 1t includes
fishing trips to Oregons most fam
Gus streams at the close OF the tourn
ament, visit to Bonneville fish hat
cherry, banquets, touring trips and 9th
er attractive features.
The New England states, the middle
west and the Pacific Coast angling
ubs have entered their most skin
full rod wielders and under favor
able conditions It is confidently expect
cd that some new records Will be este
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-20

the site OF the old church which is In
the exact center OF hte town. There
are now churches. in the thee other
Villages IN the, town OF WeathersHIed
Die second having been built some 20
Years later at Weathersheld Bow, on
DE Connecticut riverR Mfl
& Lite is known OF the iCst TWO pas,
tors OF the Center church. but Rev.
James Converse OF Rindge. N, H., a
graduate OF Harvard college, was
ordained and installed in the old
wooden building 1901 and served
the peope of this hill town until his
death. 80 years later.
First Pastors Salary
His salary was to be $3.50. but only
$3.50 was raised each year He set
out large fruit orchard on his farm
near the church and In the years fol.
lowing, when the trees began to bear.
a comfortable living was made. Mrs.
William Abbott of Chester Depot, a
great great granddaughter OF the Rev.
Mr. Converse. was present at the
services Sunday,
8 Because OF the hardship Of going
three or four miles up hill to the
Center" church. which is built on the
highest point but one in town, and
the coming OF churches In the other
three settlements, the society has been
Unable to have but one settled pastor
q; ,,,o lnet AO wears that being the
Rev. V IL. Deming OF Ohio, a gradu-
ate Of Hartford Theological seminary
who came to the church about 20
years ago and remained two years
in later years the pu pit has been sup
rlied summers by theological students
and By ministers OF the nearby town
OF Spr ngiield
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-20

blished. wa +Setle ~ WIsIfI
The program for today calls for
one event in the morning and two in
the afternoon, being in order, one.
quarter OUNCE accuracy bait; dry fly
accuracy and one half ounce d.stance
bait. .
August 20. morning;B *, ounce
distance hy; AFTERNOON accuracy fly,
light tackle; one half ounce accuracy
bait
August q, morning; 4 q ounce dis
lance fly; afternoon. one quarter ounce
distance bait; hsherman's plug, dis
lance bait.
August %. morning; Fisherman's
plug. accuracy; dry fly, accuracy.
Many champions, pat and present.
are among the entrants.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-20
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY
AT WEATHERSFIELD
seryics5 and Reunion Commemorate
Building Of Structure 100
Years AGO

Spr ngfeld, Aug. ls.-The first Con
gregational society OF Weathersiield
nas Just concluded the centennial cele
bration OF the building OF the church
at Weathersfeld.
An all day reunion, at which over
800 were present, was held In the
grove in front of the church. with a
basket picnic at noon A historical
address was delivered b. a native OF
Weathersneld, Ernest w Butterheld
commissioner of education for New
Hampshire, located in Plymouth
Society Organized in f775
The First Congregat onai society of
Weathersneld was organized in l775.
A wooden church the first built In
town, was erected In 1901 and after
30 years use was burned and the pres
ent brick structure erected in 1921 on
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-20
TROOPERS AT FAIR
csvalrymen VIII Be One OF the Al
fractions at North Adams.

Csvalrymen viii Be One OF the Al
fractions at North Adams,
One of the big attractions OF this
years North Aams Fair which will be
held Friday, Saturday and Labor Day
will be a troop OF United States Cayal'
ry; Troop G of the 81 Cavalry has
been assigned to North. Adams for
the fair. This Is the famous ack
horse troop which acted as Escort for
he President on his visit TO Plymouth.
The tsoop consists OF two officers and
fifty.fve men Most Of the men are
New EngIanders and a good many OF
the present troopers were over seas
with IN organization for the twenty
two months which the troop spent IN
France. t1f
other attractions viii bee balloon
ascension with double parachute
Jump, high wire act and pony circus.
The Boston aud Maine Raj road Is
advertising spec al excur4ion tickets
ior the three days OF the fair, the rate
being about Is per cent less than the
regular fare.
The midway OF this years fair
"omisee 10 he bigger than last year
and all the regular vendors Win
games, shows and rides will be on
hand.
one OF the features OF this year
show will be display OF automob les
which will he housed in a huge tent
There will also be i big display OF
farm implements, tractors. etc
The racing program Is particularly
trong some OF the best horses in
New Eng and being entered There
will also be the usual bail games and
horse drawing contest. t
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

News of the Town and Village and
/ Advertisements.
All western. Read the ad. Harte
Theatre, today.
Don't miss "Dinty' Read the ad.
Opera House today.
Big First National attraction,
"Dinty,' Opera House tonight
Everybody wants to see "Dinty,''
featuring Wesley Barry. Opera House
/ tonight.
/ Mrs. Jennie Webster is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Leon Eldred at Old
Bennington.
Miss Katharine Lowther Of Water
ford, N. Y, is the guest OF Miss Mary
Hurley Of Elm street.
Last opportunity to see Marian. the
Mystic Marvel and "Dinty," the freck-
led faced funomenon. Opera House.
Tonight
There Will be special meeting Of
The Catholic Daughters OF America at
the Knights of Columbus room after
benecition Sunday evening. August
}2I.
Alicia Calhoun in CLOSED Doors" a
story OF surprises and emotional
scenes. "The Law Of the Woods.
HOLMAN Day picture. Harte Thea
ire Monday.
| Nj and Mrs. Leon Eldred are TAX.
ing a thousand mile automobile trip
through western New York and south
fern Canada. They are carrying camp
ing equipment and are sleeping in q
tent.
! Don't forget that another big dance
will be held at high school hall We'd
tuesday evening. August "a, by the
Veterans OF Foreign Wars Cusson's
orchestra will furnish music for dane
ing from 3 to /. Admission, 80 cents.
All Welcome. t.
Several from Bennington are plan
ming to attend the seventh annual re-
union OF Harrington family and de-
escendants to be held at the grove
near the Mort, Cambridge church
Wednesday. August 81. Those who
are intending to attend are reminded
that 1t will be necessary to carry their
own refreshments.
Christian Science services viii be
held at COG Main street Sunday morn
ing at II O'Clock and Wednesday eve
ming at 1880. In the same building
there is a free public reading room
where authorized Christian Science
literature may be read, borrowed or
purchased. This reading room is open
daily except Saturdays, holidays and
Sundays from to p. m.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-20
HARVESTING HAY FOR
WILD GAME ANIMALS
Six Hundred Tom Being Stacked
in Yellowstone Park for
Buffalo Herd


Yellowstone Park Wyo. 20.-Its
daytime on the 1900 acres of ranch
land maintained ;ineYe lowstone for
the wild GAME. rs
Six hundred tons OF hay are being
raised this year for the buffalo herds
alone, for Yenowstone's winters are
long and severe and unless food is pro
yided the buffalo and elk would drift
down the valleys and out OF the park.
Three ranches are operated as part
OF the parks GAME protection pro.
gram.
THIS year :; drift fence" is being
butt to prevent the buffalo from
drifting to lower ranges before winter
SHOWS makes 1t desirable to let them
roam in the lower valleys. 1t is seven
feet high and OF such strength as to
withstand the terrific ons,aughts of
the buffalo herds.
superintendent Horace NJ. Albright,
who has Just finished an inspection OF
the ranches. states that an effort VIII
be made to lay aside several hundred
tons each season in preparation for
unusually severe winters
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-20
HUBBY SANG RED
HEADED GIRL SONG
Now "Hlehbrow Wife" He Married
In April, Has Applied for
r Divorce


New York, Aug. 20.--Defore his
honeymoon was we'll over. Julian
Roberts, q wealthy notion and bead
merchant OF No 1923 Broadway. ac.
cused his wife, formerly Florence
Zeisler OF No. 730 Riverside Drive. o.
being "highbrow who could never
come down to his level, according
to papers filed by Mrs Roberts lathe
in separation suit
Her affidavit continues with the
statement that he further called his
young wife Miss Prude," because she
objected to a song he sang about Il
red headed girl. II says, too, that he
told her he was not cut out for a
married man, and must have his free.
DOM" and tlat their house at Long
Beach was like a morgue."
AS Mr.. Roberts is still in her
minority, her father Max Zeis,er, is
representing her. He obtained an
oder yesterday from Justice Burge in
the Supreme Court, to show cause
why the defendant should not pay
$4,000 counsel fees and $3.50 week
alimony.
Mrs. Roberts says she was married
TO the defendant April 4. On their re.
/ t,Fnf from their honeymoon in I'll Paso
Tex, he became dissatisfied with
their temporary lodging with her par
ents at the Riverside address and re-
moved himself and his wife to the
Hotel Marseilles. she asserts The
next morning they had slight quar-
rel aud he made the remark about not
fbeing "cut. out for "a married. man.
Mater the couple went to the sum.
mer home of the brides parents, al
Long Beach, where Roberts is said "a
;laye made the uncompllmentary re-
marks about the gloom OF the house
and the elevation OF his wife's brow
The only bright spot In her nara
tive comes when she describes how
he sent for her later to come to Buf
falo for trip through the Canadian
Rockies. On that occasion, according
to Ger, he said he was not the type
to be divorced, that he was crazy
about her and that the future would
all be different"
Her complaint ends with a state
ment that he bought her a new car
on their return to New York July 8
and that during their courtship and
early marriage he gave her $4,000
worth OF diamonds and other Valuable
gifts. She said his income the las
three months was $4,000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-20
BLACKSMITH SHOP

Thomms and William Warren are
now prepared to do horse shoeing and
jobbing at The BihcksmfthN shopt %
Franklin Lane formerly rum by thelats
F. AZ Wath fq1isti Shop viii pe open
from IL nj. to 6 p. IN. ~ AZ ~ /
WARREN BROS,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-20
Feet Arc Natural.

A baby has the most beautiful foot
In the world Il is beautiful because
II Is natural. The shupe of the bones
have no; been married by ugly, III
fitting, cramplng and dlstortng shoes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-20
H. B. HUTCHINs

Real Estate and Insurance Agency.
Village Property, Farms and Small
Places on outside a Specially.
Rents Collected aau fiVpv..y cared for.
Fire Insurance
S07 Min street Bennington. VT.
Telephone 05-M.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17

mental cruelty resulting from his al
legged critical attitude toward her in
their home life. While a deep student
married life has proved an enigma &c
him, according to the reported theory
of his wife.
Mrs. Reynolds. while a resident OF Los
Angeles, has kept her exact whereabouts
a secret to all but her most intimate
friends since the details OF tho divorce
charges became known. andSher Rttor-
neys have declined to discuss the case
or to reveal her address.
It was while Mrs. Reynolds. then
Mrs. H~ollenbeck. was visiting in Los
Angeles a few years ago that she first
became acquainted with DR.. Reynolds.
She took a deep interest in his life work
at that time and their friendship Gull
minated in marriage a little more than
two years ago.
DR. Reynolds and his bride left here
in 1919 on a honeymoon trip to England.
where the former was widely known as
a physician and scientist and as a Eel
low Of the Royal College OF Surgeons.
In Los Angeles DR. Reynolds has
achieved an enviable reputation as an
expert alienist and is known among
medical men for a number OF successful
and difficult surgical operations in the
brain and spinal cord.
Mrs. Reynolds has means OF her Nn
and win not ask for alimony. 1t was
stated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
Centenary IL Z Church.

Warren G. Henslee. Pastor.
Church has moved to the new church
building on the corner Of Gostlin, ant
Towla streets.
Sunday Schoo at GAS a IN.
Preaching at 10:45.
Junior League at 1913.
Epworth League 200 D. m.
Leader, Newton Sims.
Preaching service at 500 D. m.