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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-02
NO MARTIAL LAW
YET DECLARED
Another Conference With
President Before PrOcla-
nation Is Issued-Heavi-
est Fighting In Progress
Along Spruce Fork Ridge
Five Armed Men Fall
On Blair Mountain
On Blair Mountain

LOGAN, w. Va. Sept 2 (AssO-
eiated Press After a morning of
uncertainty it was officially an
nOunced at noon that heavy firm g
was taking place at Blair mountain,
Mill Creek and Crooked Creek. Col
onel EubankS said that one Logan
man had been wounded on Blair
mountain and that five of the OppOS-
ing forces had been seen to fall.
These reports which had the Off
cial sanction of the civil and mill
tary commanders here indicated the
heaviest fighting since the line was
established along Spruce Fork ridge
and efforts were made by the LO-
gan county authorities to stop what
they termed IAN invasion" of their
country.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-02
Methodist Episcopal Church

Friday. Sept. >, 7.30 p. m.-Regular
prayer meeting in the vestry. This will
be the last meeting of the series on Inter
cession Subject, A Program of Inter
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-02
Red Men S Hall

Friday. Sept. Especial meeting of
Quonekticut tribe, ]. O. r. NJ Reports
of delegates to the great council will be
heard. 4 good attendance is desired.
Dance Saturday night. Everybody cor
daily invited
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-02
FEDERAL TROOPS START
OOUELL DLSORDERSN
WEST VIRGINIA STRIKE

General Bandholtz Recon-
mends Immediate Des-
patch of Troops-He Will
Assume Command as
Soon as Forces Arrive -
Three Train Loads Leave
Camps
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-02
Two Companies Leave Fort Thomas.

FORT THOMAS, Ky, Sept. 2.-Twc
companies of Fort Thomas troops left
on a Chesapeake & Ohio train at Il
0 clock today for the West Virginia
coal fields.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-02

One Train Leaves Camp Dix.
CAMP DIX, \. J., Sept. 2.-The frs
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-02

In all large cities in China are hotels
patronized exclusively by beggars.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-02
Odd Fellows Temple

Thursday, Sept Regular meeting of
Oasis Encampment.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-02

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-05
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs. Alice Youngs is the guest OF
friends in Arlington
W. r. Madison and family were Wis
tors in Dandy recently.
There will be test OF TIE new fire
alarm this evening at o'clock.
Miss Laura Mosher has returned
from the Putnam Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Carey OF Canada is spending
some time with her son, Paul Carey.
Mrs. VIM. Powers of the Orchards
spent Thursday with friends in town.
Mrs. Clyde Young entertained sew,
eral friends from Bennington Thurs.
day.
Miss Eva Carey is spending a few
days in Troy with her brother, Paul
Carey. 81.
Miss Lucille Horton of Saratoga was
the week end guest Of her sister, MrS.
j. Il. Mosher.c o., JolNa
Mrs. Wilbur Keene and children
have returned from visiting in Port
land. Maine.
Miss Vivian Madison, who has been
in Albany visiting her brother. has re.
turned home,
Several of the Fresh Air" children
are being entertained at home in the
village and vicinity
Miss Ida Harrington OF SALISBURY
Center was the guest OF Mrs. A. ].
Buchanan Wednesday,
Mrs. Ella Durand and her niece
Miss Eleanor Eddy are visiting
friends in Bennington
Mrs. Albert Andrews of SALISBURY
Valley has been the guest OF her
brother, Louis Millington.
/ d. p. Barber of Fairvew Farm I'M
derwent an operation at the Putnam
Memorial hospital Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Brown and
children have moved back to this vii
lage from New York city.
Miss Gladys Bromley is spending a
few days in North SALISBURY with
her friend, Miss Mabel Bentley.
( Mrs z. Martin and Miss Fora Dun
ham OF Bennington were guests Thurs
day of their nephew, ], l.. Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heidelmayer oil
Corona, y. Y, were week end guest:
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hildebrand
Mrs. Badrick has returned to Hart
ford, Conn, having spent tive weeks
with Mr., and Mrs. Edward Hide
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-05
MEASLES MOST IN VOGUE
State Comparatively Free from Con.
tagous Diseases during July

tagious Diseases during July
Burlington, Aug g. The report of
the State Board of Heath Tor the
month OF July shows the State was
Comparatively free from contagious
diseases. the most prevalent being
measles of which there were $50 cases
Us Of them being in Washington coun.
ty Whooping cough, with 1872 cases
reported, and chickenpox, with l46
leases, were second and third, respec'
lively, in the number of cases reported
during the month. The diseases were
distributed as follows: u.s..
Measles, 255 cases reported Wash
ington county. had the greatest num-
Der of cases. 9s, of which Waitsiteld
had 16. Ea Montpelier l2,5 Cabot 10,
Duxbury 10 and the rest scattered over
Ithe county, Caledonia county was SEQ
ond In number of these cases. as of the
20 cases in that county being at Hard
wick. and 10 at Lyndon. Bennington
county was third in number of cases.
2g of the 80 cases from that county
being at Manchester, Chittenden coun'
ty had one case reported, that being
in this city
There were lG2 eases of whooping
cough reported during the month Rut.
land county had the most. 7S cases.
OF which Rutland city had 80, Brandon
10, WanInggord u. and Clarendon
seven. Chittenden county was next In
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-05

the number Of these cases. 30 of the
AZ cases in this county being in Bur
ngton and there were three each IN
Charlotte. Colchester and Essex, two
at Hindesburg and one at Williston.
Seven cases of polibmye.itis were re-
ported during the month as follows:
Middlebury, two St: Adams city one
Grand Isle. one; Hyde Park one; Mont
pelier. one; Brattleboro. one.
One hundred and torty-six cases of
chicken pox were reported during July
Lamoille county had the most of these,
a tntal OF "a cases, 26 OF them being
at Morrisville Orleans county had 10
ca 7es, 10 Of them being at Newport
city. Washington county had similar
number scattered Chittenden county
had three cases, two at Essex and one
in Burlington.
Five cases of typhoid fever were
reported during the month, as follows:
Pownal, Burlington and Hyde Park one
each, Georgia. two.
+ Eve cases of scarlet fever were re-
ported Washington county had the
most. 10 cases in seven towns Orleans
cOuntyhad ten cases IN five towns
Chittenden county had two cases, both
in Burlington.
twenty-five cases of diphtheria
were reported, nine of them being in
Chltteuden county, six in Burlington,
two at Colchester and one at Essex.
Two cases of German measles report
ed were at Rut and and in St Adams
city.
Be lows Falls had two of the three
cases OF small pox, the remaining one
being at Bloomfield.
There were 20 cases Of gonorrhea
and 30 cases Of syphilis reported.
One case of pneumonia was reported
at Braintree,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-05
NOTED COLLECTION OF ARMS
Weapons Of All Nations Gathered b
Late Harrison Gray Otis @E

Late Harrison Gray3otls.@ wv
Los Angeles. Cal, Aug. 5-A *co'loc.
ton of arms OF the late General Har-
rison Gray Otis, noted publisher of the
Los Angeles Times, containing more
than 600 pieces, and said to be the
most complete In the west, has been
installed here as permanent exhibit
at the museum of history, Science and
art at Exposition park.
Among the co lection Of knives, pis
tolls, rifles and antique fire pieces are
many weapon Of historical signif-
canoe. A brace Of horse pistols In
the collection once belonged, it is said
to General Lambert Of Napoleons staff
Several highly ornamented pieces are
Moorish and the exhibit Includes a
large number OF Arabian rifles, with
barrels seven feet long, covered with
brass and silver. sg
Other pieces include q gun from
Clusters Last Stand fight. cross.
bow from the Boxer rebellion pieces
used by frontieremen of Kentucky
howe knives q pike from the time Of
the Crusaders. Oh nese swords, Per.
sian battle axes, American Indian bat
tie axes and modern automatic re-
yolvers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-05

brand.
Mrs. Max Grout has returned from
the House OF Mercy hospital in Pitts.
field, Mass, where she has been for
treatment. hcf
The North Bennington baseball
team will play the East Arlington
team at North Bennington Sunday
afternoon. Nlri
wayne Spencer left Sunday for
New Orleans, after spending a few
days WITH his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. X. Spencer.
Paul Warren and Leroy Robinson
entertained a party of friends We'd.
nesday evening at the formers Aome
at Fairview cottage.
MIR, and Mrs. H. t Cushman were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
c. II. Cushman and family at tteir
cottage on Grafton mountain.
William Patterson, who has been
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs William
Stevens for a few days, returned this
morning to his home in Boston.
Mrs. JoseTI Spencer and daughter
OF Hartford, Conn, are visiting NJ
land Mrs. Edward Hildebrand and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Russell for few
weeks
Miss Hazel Brown entertained
about twenty Of her friends at her
home recently. Games and refresh
ments made a very pleasant evening
for all who attended.
/ Frank Wilder spent the week end
at the home OF Mrs, Edwin Gibbons
His mother who had also been visit
ing there, returned with him to their
home in Collinsyille, Conn.
r b, Cushman has returned from
a motor trip TO New York. accompam
ed by his sister, Mrs. Caroline Wen
ington and son Townsend, who have
been spending several weeks there
with friends
J There will be morning worship Al
the Congregational church Sunday a
II o'clock. Rev. Lynn Armstrong o
Brooklyn win occupy the pulpit. Th'
Sunday school session will follow thu
morning service.
A demonstration of canning fruits
and vegetables was held "Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Haze
Brown and a demonstration OF alumni
mum ware Thursday evening at tn
+, home OF Miss Coney Fruitrioh.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-05
ESTATE OF CAROLINE \. WALL
state of Vermont

Il Dlstrict OF Bennington. ss.
8The Honorable Probate Court for the
INstrict Aforesaid M
MTo all persons Interested in the es-
t4te OF Caroline n. Wall. late Of BEN
i,hgton IN said District, deceased.
NJ GREETING;
HWHEREAS, said Court has assigned
ne 20th day OF August next at A. NJ.
far examining and allowing the ac-
dEnnt of the Administration OF the es-
Ute Of said deceased. ard for a de-
cree Of the residue OF said estates to
n, la wful claliniants OF the same, and
ordered that public notice thereof be
gwen TO all persons interested in sid
estates by publishing this order three
weeks successively previous TO the day
assigned in the Bennington Evening
Banner, a newspaper published at Benz
nington, in said District.
THEREFORE, you are hereby ro-
tined 10 appear at the Probate Of
fee In Bennington. in said Dis
trict on the day assigned, then and
there to contest the allowance OF said
account if you see cause. and to estab-
lish your right rs heirs legatees and
lawful claimants Of said residue
Given under my hand this 2Sth day
OF July 1921.
AMY Fl. HARBOUR
aJuly29-Aug 5-12
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-05
ttffa - - fH't" ~ - ~ iafi 49,
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.


Advertisements.
Miss Mary Coffey of Albany is the
guest of Mrs. r. V. Burk OF West Main
street
John Cronin. John p. B. O'Donnel
and William O'Donnell motored to
Pitt field
See the consequences Of extraya.
gance and excuses in Passion. :"
Opera house today and tomorrow. :
Miss Florence Holden of Weeks
street left Thursday for stay of two
weeks in Ithica and Binghamton N.
Y.
Mrs. Ivan II Benedict OF Branford,
Conn. is spending the month of Aug
ust at,the homer her father, DR.. F. s.
Pratt s$g r
/ Mrs. Michael Seward OF Hoosick
Fal has returned after visiting her
daughter. Mrs. William Shea for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs fJohn X. Burton rel
turned Thursday from Burlington
whore they have been spending two
weeks.
Mrs. John X lpatrick and son John
who have been visiting Mr.. Howard
Simneon for few days. have returned
to their home in New York city.
Every girl who longs for a career
on the Great White Way should
know the story Of Jeanne Du Barry
See Passion" Opera house today
and tomorrow.
Miss Marjorie Hurley. Miss Hllda
; Hurley, Miss Helen No an and Mrs
Samuel Haynes. who are spending
week at Lake Cossayuna. motored
/ Thursday to Hedges Lake to jon
friends who were attending the Mar
chants Association picnic, = agsgssE,
Mrs. j w. Lancaster and Mrs. JOS
eph Armitage of England. who have
been visit ng their brothers, Nathan
and Ernest Whitley in town have re
turned to Plymouth, Mass, with the
sister Mrs. Allen Loft. who has also
been visiting her brothers.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13

preconizadas, defendidas y aceptadas
te6rica practicamente, por todos los
partidos.
FL Poder Executive de Puerto Rico
proclsna a. gobernara inspirara sus
actos en- el bienestar de todo ell pueblo y
no tnicamente en- una parte de ese pue.
bio, por respectable que sean sus inte
reses, y este es 10 nismo que Sc ha ven
do predicando en- las tribunas peri6
dicos en- tiempos electorales.
Ell Poder Executive de Puerto Rice
proclama que en- nuestras escuelas publ
cas- Sc ensefara por igual les idiomas
ingl6s y espafiol y en- este no existe di
ferencia dc criterio sustancial y 81 Sc
sometiera un plebiscito seria acoptadc
por todo el pueblo.
Ell Po5er Executive de Puerto Rico
sustenta y proclama como medida do al
ia convenience social, que no debe exis
tir diferencia nj priviiegios, sino estric
ia igualdad equidad en- las relaciones
entire ell Capital y Ell Trabajo, para bien
de todos los intereses. Por este Sc ha
venido abogando tambi6n por los part,
COS politicos, en- Gales, tribuna sy pla
zas pdblicas.
Ell Poder Executive de Puerto Rico
sostiene y>proclama, que siendo nosotros
ciudadanos americanos, debemos serlos
sin reservas nj prejuicios mentales, ie-
les Y leales a la bandera las institu
clones americans, con profundo amoA
y lealtad a America, sin que por clio de
jemos de ser profundamente leales y amo
rosos a Puerto Rico, Y en- este no creo
que exista un solo criterio en- desacuerdo
con sufciente valor y civismo para pro
clamarlo.
Ell Poder Executive de Puerto Rico ia
hecho expression de sus. deseos de lin
piar la casa Y 81 damos este vocablo
la aceptaci6n verdadera en- que esta EN-
pleada ,en Ell sentido de que todo er que
no cuznpla con sus deberes, o abuse de
sus poderes, 0 falte al juramento pres.
taao de servir fiel y honradamente al:
gobierno; utilize su cargo para en-
tronizar irfuencias perniciosas en- con.
ira del pueblo que 10 eligi6 10 nombr6
(Contintla en- Ia pagfna ocno.l
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TO gABE I'D. que las gomas usadas
pueden ser Eeconstruidas con gonna cru
g. en- Il misma manera que Sc emplean
en- las fahrieas. Haga Ia prueba con
ma o. Las sgyas. Tambien haeemos re
paraeiones en- tnbos de gomas. s. @. CO
cHRAN, Parada rs, (Cine Victory Gar
denl aantnrce. lis
cUATR0 PRoTEcToREs para su Gu
IL: Jab6n Reuter-, Jab6n Il Toja. Jab6n
cututiFa y Jab6n woOdbery. todOs
. IS G. Ia GAIA.
GONZALEZ PADTN 90. Inc. 1917
RHPARAcIoEEs Y PETURA:-se Ia
cen toda elase de trabajOs en- casas Y
ediaeios. Contrat0s . todo eosto. Lame
Tel s6s Folo. santurce.-10-1s.
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IncompatibiIidades

81 nos elevamos a regiones puras v Sc.
renas y escudrifamos con vista de agui
la y no de buho, este inexplicable mis-
terioso conficto de poderes y procedi
mientos, en- 81 que Sc hace aparecer para
d6iicamente la entidad colectiva Pue
bio, uue no es todo ell pueblo nj parte del
pueblo, sino unos cuantcs miembros del
pueblo, en- hostilidad y pugna con ell Pc
der Ejecutivo, que para estos dltimos
no es todo ell Executive sino una parte
ael Executive, el Jefe Executive, a Ia
par que este aparece Y Sc sostiene on
relaciones amistosas v de mutua cordiah-
dad con todo Ell pueblo con el genuine
pueblo, con ese pueblo ignorante y des
preocupado, no muy versado en- los tee
uicismos nj en- los intringulis politico,
pero con una gran vision intuici6n de
las cosas reales de la vida, llegaremos
la conclusion de que ell pueblo nom
bre de quien Sc habla, no es Ell pueblo
a quien estas cosas -afecta muy directa
mente Y que este, cuerdamente por
instinto de propia conservation de
vida, esta con Ell Executive cuyos idea
les y aspiraciones interpreta felmente
y que, como consecuencia, estando deter
minados representatives en- contra de
dicho Poder, tambien 10 esta, delibera
da 0 inconscientemente en- contra de las
aspiraciones e intereses del pueblo que
Sc dicen representar.
Abrid vuestras mentes Y corazones
sin prejuicios nj apasionamientos parti
daristas, la sinceridad al amor pa,
trio y podreis notar con altos relieves
y tirmes colores el exacto inconfundi
BILE cuadro de la realidad.
FL Poder Executive de Puerto Rico
hechura, en- su inmensa mayorfa, del par
lido de la mayoria, acepta defende Ia
Estadidad que sin fijarnos en- 81 es no
es solucion politica republican, unio
nista, constituye, cosa admitida por to.
dos politicOs, en- Gales, tribunas y pla-
franQuicia constitutional que podria
concedersenos.
FL Poder Executive de Puerto Rico
proclama por boca de su Jefe, la igual
dad de tOdOs los ciudadanos ante la ley
y Ia justicia, que una de las fnalidades
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CREh4A MA1bEIAL SO apiica por Ia
nochs Al acostaEse. esta crema suaviza
completamente 81 cults y le da Ia sua.
vidad del teEeiopelo, una aplieacion de
ella todas las noehes le podra y con-
seFvarA sn cuts siempEe terso = CON-
pietamente hermoso. Precio 81 Ia GAIA.
GONZALEZ PADN Co. Inc 10-l7
FAcTURERos Y coRTADoREs DE
cARTAs vsnds Porto Rico Paper and
supply Co, San Juan. 1915
JABOEEs FINos Flores de Talavera
Dc IL casa CAL muy bueno y bien pre-
ssatados tres pastillas en- una GAIA dc
faFtassa pEopia para IN regalo. Gaia
el25.
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A0ENTEs- AAGPLIACIoNEs: Eseri.
tan0s. tenem0s gran surtido Marcos
impoTtados 3 prseiOs pOT mayor. Ha-
eemos ampliaciones ahora en- competen.
eia con Chieago. Enviaremos nuestro
eatAl0go tan prOnbe este impresO. Plda
nno. Bayagiisz Frame 60. BOX ss2
Mayagiiex. P
81 DEsEA listed que su eabelo vueI-
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IA sALUD DEL cABELLo DE HAY,
pEeparade inofensivO. que. ademAs de su
prlmiF las eanas, fortaleco Ia raiz del
eabello. Frasco grande $50. Frasqui-
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"AvEg0": Sc dan eam!das a domici-
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sas. pEseios m6dieos. para mas infor-
mes diriiase Sol No. SO Tel. 6, San
Juan. p n. 10-17
AvIsO;- Por sl5 mensuales cfrece-
mos aambreras a domieiliO; para meiOI
information Ilsme al Tel. 7l2 verde.
ganturee o Box 81. i0-15
oTNTA DE MAoUIEILLA Y PA
FEL CARBON vends Porto Rico Paper
and Supply Co, San Juan 10-15
"CRIsTALRs Z EsPEJOs" sOmos
los dnehos en- esta Inca. representa-
mos q los mayores fabrieantes HIRES
TURNER GLASS co. Eseribanos a
Diax Hermanos. Cruz 10, San Juan
Puerto Rice. 1913
PoLvOs vRLAAiISE DE CoNDRAY.
ea superior q todOs los pOlvOs de arroz
impalpahle y adherente al CUTS. le da
una blandnra y blancura tan natural
que aun en- Las seGoras Go edad la
tez FeeobTa 81 fFescura y 81 prcpio bri-
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CAMAs MILITAREs. DE HIERRo.-
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baEatos. vsnga . verlas cristo hume
70 /. Lame Al tslefono 1928 Q escriba
a Apartado 9aa. San Juan. F. Rodri-
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aAYAMoN DE- PLAcEMEs

En el Immediate puesto de Baya-
m6n hsy N puesto para venta de
peri6dieos en- uno De los kioskoa dc
= plaza. rs m attic ideal y . todaa
horma - enoontrarA ALI Ell NUN
20.
Tmmhisn se venden eigRrriIlos, n
am~na. 6ulnaa refremana AdvA
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Fajardo.-Accept, congratulations.
Commissioners, supervisors and tea
chers of Fajar&o district extend toyou
and your esteemed family an invitl-
tion to attend banquet to be given
at your earliest convenience and beg
of You accept and name the date
Maria L. Parrondo, Margarita Pas
cull, Frank E. Davis.
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Ponce.-Consideramos nuestra isla
dc placemss por tan acertada election
recaida sobre usted en- bien instruc-
cion y progreso.-Espo5os Pou Val
dejuli.
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