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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
business SERVICES Oncred

Ann CABINET CpMrA:,Y'S rcnnlshiy,.
Henarun""i VA! max. your old nrnitur,,
Tie c!ty. Madison 1888 W
AWS.rna an ..!Nysl
Drdr! Low aHd AVOID tho Tu.n N.n,-n,
E.aih " N'''S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

81 l.I.H EN wanted 10 sell high elias. 80,
r,iI, ,s1st.in 10 al business men ,inin,-
i,u', business: system carries pun,nn,att
which mates II easy To- sciI IT, ,, me-,
ny., Ieni statesmen Give references ana
~ In "aperI%mcr United Creditors
Springfield, Mo. h'og..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

EMPLOYMENT
Helm Wnntcd-M;

Help Wnntcd-Male BIB
EXPERIENCED m e n S
clothing and shoe sales
man. A steady, we'll
paying position for any
one who can qualify. APP
ply at once to Mr.. Rich
ardson. The Weisberger
Co.
FimEMEN bRAkEMEN. beginners 800.
Halfway |. ::. rhe Dispatch.
FOUR hra,.clasS carpenters. work shor,
f:rr.d. u 62s. care The DisI a,ch.
GET GOOD JoI'-work for Uncle sam
;h" q a .SS sa."AY IT,. maj, dur clerk s and
par" YOU viii 'oass ;ar Trns book n1s
l Esnod lth so r"'isr'9n r'n service
unsafe Is it per,nanen;y You "1' wa 1nG
l,feions business You can get into
,WSa lHn prodnc's direct TO farmers
one. II you ar" under SO and can civ.
bond with personal snr-tl-s W" back
you Win hls selling helps, So wears in
business: 10000. 900 users d. our nrod-
ucts. Wrii" Tor Information where YOU
can get territory. j. X. Wntkins 20
Department. liz. winona. Mimi
GpNEHNM EAT need. railway mail clerks.
SiSI "a Si9e month Write FOR free gp.ri
men questions Columbus Institute 90.
lunbus ohio.
GoVnRNMt:NT MAIL CARRIERS-Ri
Innnd men. over u. wanted. Commence
va wc":, For particulars answer i'm
inedihtcly. Box |. l3l, Tn. Dis-
ratch.
MAKE $50 TO 500 weekly. u, a portal,
artist. "" teach you th,s fascinating
Work IN your spar" lime. You may NO..
az home and make Il biz income: sl2
onih, fre" 40 rr"vi"ns ar, .xprfi -nc.'
necessary. We SNOW YOU everything
rarncuIars and conyincns Facts sen,
fFc-. Portrait LctEu. studio iieuart.
,ncnt s.. STATION -. Chicago.
NAN TO WORK this city rcnnIshing chan.
d"licrs brass beds, automobiles by new
method; so daily without capita! or
experience. Write GUninrtal Co -.
Elm. Decatur. III.
MEN wanted for drtcc,iv. work E.
pcri'nC" unnecessary Write ] C;nnot
former L. : government dctccttvc. ST
Louis
MEN wanting work register With itch
inond Employment Agency. 3is Eorih
Second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

YOUNG MAN, college education, Wishes
position Vi rcs20ns: bility. Experienced
IN engineering WORK. Box l. 23i. care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

1i,.ii- MEN Wanted. two w.u.drc,xcJ
rnn, MN G"niil'S. who can furuist'
h,nu,t, I"'"r.nrcs to travel with ,y,y
i,ain.nnns advertising proposition and a..
ror,iin, '"s,ohH farmers for larg. cor
n,,''.. 40 experience necessary von,,
"pint,unliy for hdyanrc.,.rrI, ,,,.t,y,,,t.,
,iInS.''h, must b" 1bi" to leave eli ,
ana -, ,Hbpiy between {: to ~ \. II
sl.. Murphy's Iintcl 'N"N' h'piiI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

w&HIED EArEKiE%CED sNi.EsNEy
n nn!H;,It ID GAhntISA. ro SELL
H,,S!i::tiin ~ EMiCAi.S. PAINTS Al
imESu LIS A%D NoT 'AFEAib 1tp
n,phn STATE AiE ASb GIVE SANE
~ TWO LAST EMPLOYERS i,rSS
!. 2.2 IIIE hISrAIl.It ~, Won
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
sTor HEEE-Make $40 nor, s,,n,J,

VI hEEE-Mak. $40 nc,, S,tp,,J,,
;ht'H," H1lrrm"U. dlNtric, t,pn,,arss
brand ne" Invention. selling jita En-,
81 Sp"cderatOr FOR Ford. Nnp
,in,,,n .'h fpn ~" a Pm ck.rd. Sto1s
"' los 20 hpr" Distant salts.
-. I'm Listen max" money Iu!rk Il,
- lou week "HE$. H"itou if',L rI, 1 ~
tSgV ,:N"'y week. McAli!stcr iii maj"
- "'-' afternoon ban. " Va -,
"'IH spare TINE only. Hurry 49,.
tn,h Tor "details and exclusive. i,rri,,.r,
iI,hut'isH' inrrin Coz nos Iinywa.! uii,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

~ SIAEF YOU In hus.n"ss tgrni- 1I,l,.
.t'ryihlHs. men and ,,u,i,.,, .t.-,-..,,'.'..E
. ,,tnl. go gtfn 80 o. 900 neaGiS
~ "'iH- our 'N"'v System SY rf., ~ :.
"lh' fac'"r,"s h6iuo auy,,,,'I.'
ho"b'tt its". kagsdala 80 10, ;
crIHsr. - I 49, ~ LN"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

~ fD EApcr icncrd icpres.nt,;ix .,
""nuI' strong Iln" iin ported hrush.s .,,t
sHnhri"s. calling better class 800 ann
,n"". "f'nisHi"n only. No opIrctio,,
nohrpr'liCilUg side i!', Suu,i =, tl"'I
iAoi, az Fifth Avenue ~ room
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

- MOST THY sellins patented vest
t""' windshield cleaner FERNS made
t!s!s' one rub A.C.S y iaA. clear >, luu.,.
,h"n.vi't f'!i. "HantrIctv ia Iuntinrs sell :
SECURITY Mtg Go. D"pt. Isi'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

REGiSrENED pharuncisi wants position
!; once, excellent references; sober no
dope. Box !. ?32. care The Dspatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

~ ~ 4 .fofi owncrs who can give a i
W pnft ZINE to htnai. Ford +, -.
MRIrh sells on lcriorfn.nc- h,, -an. a"'
ii.h iI'nh'y. exclusive territory Wien,
""''' 1tFhur"'or .omn9ny. MInu.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Situations Wunle1i-AiaIe 8

BOOK il ELPEIi- Young man. bockkccpcr.
typisi. urcf-r one With knowledge re
f'Ii crti.iS. state age. experience, salary
expected ron u 5a5. Inc Dispatch
LAW III! OF ten years standing Lesire,
position with progressive COMPANY where
advancement ~i!i tie rapid .,s ability
~ demonstrated. BOX ~ S37, care Tho
DiApatIh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

DISTRIBUTOR for a hish.c!trs nutomphiI-
accessory. Must hc ahi" To maintain
safes force and service station. viii,
ho9m al. Racine n!ds Gi-y.la nd Onio.
iSTEiiitIOk- Wanted State and local
distributor for manufacturer. Man .!iA
car preferred. NdIT,ss ". L. Gun
IS. "a. ' '''
large proats and han;
some coat ire" ;or Introducing cur nov
crav"Ucttc pr"pI"d gnotriIu"H. Thou
sands 90 eager buycL. complete SELLING
outh, free. Dept. 4 n Tho Liberty
Natnrnnt %. ia EtnN. nhIn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

WANTED pos!iion as Waterman or Hight
work. MIddIr-aged man: t.st -
cuCcs Call Madison SELL ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

SITUATION WASTED--k Registered phar
Inhcst. open tor relief work city refer
enc: II desired. Phone Boulevard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
situations Wanled-tcmnlc 80

tkNo1tAPHER with IJva;s' .>p.rl,ncel
IN tr"it' Impairment desires cA.us- it|
pos ton Can .g9.4sI y references
'i"n"ararhrt y. - ,ior g=y.
WIDOW Win i-yr4r.o!G chilA desires no
1iL1n - hoOs.Nrcpcr. Randolph .37j..I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Special Notices

Mssh TO state |" my friends and the pub
nc Ihat nave severed my connection
"i'h 10. o!i Dutch Market Cu-por,tion
Us MANAGER OF the Hs! department and
~ tac future VIII be with the boston
Iv!sn thi Mvai Market Company. t.s
W s't Maia street, where w.. .,ll carry
.ui! I!ne OF IA" hes. OF everything, IN
NJ sea food In" and fresh meats. p1uI.
~, II aits. vegetables ~. w.. wtii vu.n
W tuh.saay. the i!th o. May. and | most
80! ''II,tS.'! SSh a call iruiD :ny friends
mo 'Ar puo.ic. aHi quite sur, | viii
l.yhse al! Very respectfully G'-.N.. J.n
INKS !Atv manager OF mo n<n .l.u.rr
il!"a'. t.i lGtgh Market Corporati1n
MIS- NJ. =. CoNNEi.i.. q. 40 IVES, c-ac.
t.L.,.,, lo' in"Ey WIKI the Nas:uclfo and
hhuiirhn l<cauiy iAr!crs MI, ~, .,,i -,
ss'Nc H"r friends AMI former customers
!;.c'Fv!SiS facial And scalp t-eut,n.ut
10y "a q carl ftr an appointment
I'D Triin.e prescription druggist ulanhs
1rrd tN'ifG i'ha'U.s,y. iOu..yu-,, a.
Nre"i - Somooundiag prescr!U;'ons
'"1 SO "a ~. accuracy. quality and
service. Phone Rou."Nard - or an
i' t,',,I :. sanhs Boulevard Pharmacy 10!
!"IS "" cream tPu-!iy k.acl IN. n,an
Ky !uu wan; at Tho t:t,l- ,cu me- i,
it"ihpt service lhon" boulevard g n-
lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

Any oSE can ii'anutA cturr ih'.: own re-
itistt.t"r: no lge or chemicals required. .
dressed .nNrinp" iof particulars I,.lers
Refrigerator Co. I!d1 Wilson Avenue.
-,ls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
iSuildin.--contrartin.

.'AiJ'E$TEiS. hTrE:TiON ~. uar, :.
bargain ~ is.p frame GrnillUgE uU Tiy-
l"r su""i "nirh are hni!y Ia nrci or
repair. IN UIp1fiuulty awaits sums u."
pnrt1 to t"p.tr ,hrr,. dwelling ana r.n'
80 Hrll h"rr 49, good p;-H' rrioc.
1900 !uT huth, an you: uWu terms. S-r
ohhs. T.. Ru,nruuud sol" ng,iIf Room
g. ALLISON Hu,.diur. suJ ~ Ea.t Main
street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

WATCH NJ AN tk. Erst class. desires posi-
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

- ,"op FIR Man pei county St-,uy. in
NrHiinH stHrl.r- world y-rfts NO.,
,tH htNr'rr@g"I men divide ysu.Oo1.
hors;ad. farmer dil a. goo h. II
=" = 90. '',, NJ inlH.rI"'. flHJ nrEl
- 800 ., f,r-'N ,"'! c">H made paid
Qua To date i hon 90. ,,li
water bath equipment !or any ,n''n -
H'' !'hthf. 40 % unhins on
H' p. ''l3'l d .nft a.4ESt- - 4
80 So '.'Iit n.s,.- Send no.
ti'.S VIE ''l'"r .og postal no Us BY
HbN,' '"lf '"'' ~ Ai'en H.!S 10, du.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

'N,.HSM E.N-Smsli outnt, 500 commit,
nn,us eN"ty sale; gncd sid-iinc. Sci
nu"rntinn ,pahhs' real advertising co
'n".ioh' l.!t" leads wIdnnv Sail.
mah'G"r i226 Webster BUILDING On
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

WANTED-Use of piano,
for storage, by young
couple; both music low
ers. Must be standard
make and in good condi-
ton. Either Upright or
Baby Grand. Excellent
care. References. J 502
care The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

=" "tti. ~ selling Cr-s-o -ainrnats
WATERFRONT aprons aua y, yloa thcr uti.ity
h">> "diut i,"". SO ,ol,crt!U. OF ~
.l'"r'n.. Improved AifF 60. DSpt. lCi.
Ashland ONO -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

NGENTS - IESMEN. Ili<trihu'lr-- /,
last koiI- k!o,h 'ih" Ic"fniu's iucnac" '
N"w, patented. scientific lie saver POSI-
lively reduces consumption 80 per cent.
Adjustable ,is". LIGHTNING s"iI.r thou
sands OF orders A"a!tHg you. Leu
LOu!cai way" stimulai!ug terrific Gr-
iuand. rciallH sue. his pruf,: rrc,usl."
territory. Write. Suuer Speciality ca.
~ MIL l'nri- natrnti Ml.h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

20 N'!.ES ~" GALLON .rsG. NH neyg
i',' 'a"-il' ENrHr4 200 WIZ Tor
9Ltl.arI. : fa.,ra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

AGENTS Chewing gum, s.I To drrIor.
pI"hianls LusincEs built ny gu,vbly
Spcarinint and popular iavors In novel
packhHcs Write today lifeline, ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

WASTED dru.E!s. with some carltai as
partner 10 good iaying drug store. IluN
Ii nO3. Tho DIAi.ainh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

YOUNG married man Of unusual ability
desires position u trust and rcsponst.
billy: references, Address w BOX 796
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
E-stEIiiDa..,l yAIi-Eg :.
t,-LL, .IrIr.. :. . - ~

E%eHt ysSB 5e,Y;A Wages 1.
g.. ''sn s'-''"f, truck IT, 500, coo
ons :s.,oa s,s~.s.. mo,oysa., ,v.,
one ,ou indana tnstou..., o
"a -.-A aHd .-,a,ntsi '''
OLe ton A.gOCaF ,nutouv.Iv 49,
H--.y- -AI rg.AiHiea e'
A.J Of the above ituck. can b. to,yn,
:" terms To sul, 1"'sn'
~, TtM:AXi,s ,.aH MOTOR co.
'' ~ fhon= Bout n.
''.t Nl'i,, four .nss"u..r fua4si.F NJ
-T .til 'on ca" Madison 100 ~
o. E,st Main 81 Kan 10 '''.''r'
NoT 5-l w,s nfo,a ss iest '''y"''
FoE usED CARS. -. i.,,y,,,. g..
st.as CO. COO ".st nfpAI stree,
iYEn Iugrns. 1871. go.d conai,..,.
Ma'di,yS "''4t "TE n"'or uaJ deu.yr,
tvHl eng "r" touring r,..or J.,
Ghb s=lan. almost uex h.,,..In
ROO - touring ru" condition .o.its' =. . ~, ~
.Aa ~, r." yh'aY atlantic Mstn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

!EVESTOuS des.rHg 20 secure patents
ahUu.j write for oar book. How To I;..
YuDi Patent. send model or sketch
and description i"r oar "?!nnn OF is
;at'ntablc IA uTr.. EuHdDllh ~ Co, Dent,
D2, washinEton - g
.vArESIS- I!vDkIot fic,. iiigh"si =, Ter
enCcs. i!"st i,rult'. rrpmptEcHs as-
rur,l Watson I. Coleman, pt.,ut law
."r c2a & Str"oi. waAhinSirn. u. G.
PATIENTS WrIts Tor free guide book
ana "yid~nC" 81 conception blank. send
model Of rkrtCh ani description or IN
y"n,iuu for our opinion ~ !ts pat-ntahl.
nHtufr tres. lIieh"H; references I,cn
sonabIc terms. victor i. Evans x Co
,3I smith. Washington. u. &.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-30

man must do a lot Of entertaining at
that restaurant. lie probably called
to reserve n table, or TO confer with
the headwalter about something to
be served. The other investigator.
the more experienced Of the two,
shook his head.
NO" he said. "he hasn't been cali
Ing to reserve n table, because that
restaurant Is never crowded. and.
moreover, the rush would be over, any
how, by 100. My idea Is that he Is
n BIT sweet on the cashier and calls
her ut $50, because That Is shortly
before she goes Off duty and he desires
to meet her afterNvard."
The Important Point.
This conjecture proved to be SUBJ
stantially correct. The restaurant
cashier was not only the mans sweet
heart but his accomplish In a number
of Illegal transactions.
In e%ndeavoring to get q line on q
mans character through his telephone
calls II Is indeed about as important
TO know with whom he has been talk
ing as to know what he said. For he
might talk so ~guardedly as completely
to obscure the real object Of a conver-
sation; but there still remains the
question of why he ever had the con-
versation.
Finding a Guest.
When the pro-German plotters were
at the height of their activities sus-
picion was directed by n telephone
clew against a mysterious stranger
who was known to have occupied seat
No. II In a certain Pullman chair car.
Department OF justice Investigators
learned at the ticket Office that the
seat had been reserved through the
head porter OF a big New York hotel.
This hotel porter might ordinarily not
have known who got such n reserya-
tion, but In this instance the transac-
tion had been particularly impressed
upon the portrr's mind by difficulties
encountered. 4 hotel guest had tried
TO reserve q seat on q certain train
after all seats had been sold. He ask
cd the porter TO keep on trying TO get
one up TO the last minute, and II sue
cessful tC call him at room III. The
porter remembered the coincidence Of
the seat number being II and the
mans room number III. All that re-
NAMED, then. was simply to find the
name OF the guest who had occupied
room I'll on the date in question.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-30
EIGHTY HAPSBURGS BROKE
Members Of the Former imperial Fam.
lily In Great Financial Distress.

Eighty members OF the Hapsburg
family are In great financial distress.
former Empress Zlta OF Austria said
TO n visitor In P%rangins, where she and
the former Emperor Charles are living
Those who are "broke" chiefly are
archdukes. archduchesscs, and minor
branches OF the dynasty. Their In
comes have stopped and they have also
suffered great loss through the rate of
exchange.
The exiles have been forced To seek
employment In order TO live, several
ar~chduchesses becoming g~overnesses
and others becoming maids. The arch.
dukes are entering business as junior
clerks.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-30

Wife Kept in House Four Years.
Because her mother-in-law kept her
In the house four years, Mrs. Ernes.
tine Helm, twenty years old, OF New
York city, is seeking a divorce from
her husband.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-30

The subscription list OF the White
Pin News Is growing fast. Are you
among the new ones?
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-30
ouesses Sometimes Fall.

II would not. do. however. to rely
on a hasty conclusion. ! know Of a
case in which a man called q restau-
rant every nlght at 7:30 or a little
later. Two investigators were work
Ing on the case. One guessed that the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-28
ANTS ATTACK BUILDING
Army of Pests Destroy Structure In
Kansas.

Washington. June Is -Hordes Of
ants, driving upward from the earth
through mud tubes, are threatening
destruction to the 100000 exchange
building at the stock yards in Wichi.
Ia, Kansas. Oaken lumber stored un-
der the building has been practically
consumed and the ants have driven
their way up along pipe lines to the
woodwork of the west end of the
structure, which they have tunnelled
as far as the second floor. Washing
ton entomologists have identified the
rayaging visitor as an Australian or
South American ant which drives in
armies, overwhelming in time any
wood structure in its path, The cat
tie at the stock yards seem to be
free OF attacks. An attempt to stop
activities OF the pests by placing fly
paper in their path was frustrated
when the ants built Dirt bridge
across the obstruction and continued
their operations. BY insulation and
sHutting off the ants return TO the
ground it is hoped that the army can
be eXterminated
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-28

tration could on'y be described by
the now haclneyed term herculean.
Adequate protective tariffs had to be
established against the cheap labor
OF Europe, scientific and less bur
densome scheme of taxation had to
be devised, the railroads had to be
reconstructed and last but not least
bureaucracy had to be supplanted by
economical efficient government Much
remains to be done. but great deal
ha been done since President Hard.
inc took Office three and a half months
ago.
srhe results so far accomp ished
AMOUR well for the future. The debris
is be NJ slowly. cleared away, and bet
ter yet the admin stration is building
sound ANA safely as it goes.
Bat in measuring the results let us
not forget the cause-eight years of
Vow" attic mlsmanagement at Wash.
ington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
ls~s 81 the Town AND VIiIss4 Ts.Y
arlafV Tos suas Hs1Ss~e

Call 2O4 early and get your order
early. Checker Line.-Adyertisement.
Coming forbidden Fruit the
Cecil b. De Mile production at
Opera house. Advert ,sement
Mrs. L. p, Nolan and daughter Pris.
ella of Pittsfeld are visiting with
Mrs. Nolan's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Eli Briggs of Beech street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ.
f, church will meet with Mrs. Harry
'imnham Thursday afternoon. A.
large Attendance is desired
There will be a special meeting of
the executive committee of Benning-
ton post American Legion, this even
ing at 1880 at post headquarters.
''rhe Forbidden Woman" the love
story beautiful starring Clara Kim
ball Young, a Pathe News and Rolin
comedy at Harte Theatre today
Advertisement
The b. Y. p U. is planning to give
a farewell party Thursday evening
for Mr. and Mrs. Liljenstein, who
leave town soon. All Baptists are re
quested to be present.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-28
NATION YET SUFFERS
FROM WILSON REGIME
EIGHT Years Of Democracy Put Amerl-
ca In Present Economic Plight
HARDING Is Prai 1ed

lhlV'9 10 'o'NSN
1 Washington. June 28.-Persons Of
Democratic partisan tendencies, who
questioned the reconstructive policiej
OF the Republicans before the cleo
ton. and vino now express Impotence
because these pole es are not put into
full force and effect Immediately
would do well to consider the natural
law by which Providence has made it
possible to destroy in few days a
building which requires months 20 con
struct
The nat onal headache which iro-
vitality follows an economic spree
commenced a year ago and reached
it's greatest irtensitv Will Mr. W
was still in the White House, That
it has not been entirely subdued is
due to manifestation Of the natural
law referred 10 above.
1t took the Wilson administration
seven years to put us in our present
economic plight and it is not fair
or reasonable to expect that normal
cond tons can be restored In two or
three months
We started on the down grade in
1914, but the movement wa arrested
by the war in Europe which stimulated
our markets and furnished an arti.
fetal barrier of protection. The miles
of i'd e freight cars on the side tracks
in 1914 and the buy bale Of cotton
slogan have not been forgotten
Expansion and initiation were grad
ual under the stimulus Of European
conditions until the United States en-
tered the war 1t was then, of course,
/ necessary to increase production in
every line and to spend money freely
to organize every nat onal activity and
to overlook no detail toward winning
/ the war
I Grand Waste of Wealth. '
But the administration did not stop
there 1t scattered money with Law
ish hand dis coated bus ness, built
up huge and unwieldy bureaucrocles,
/ burdened industry with unscientifc
taxes, absorbed the railroads and so
mismanaged them that it will take
years of the most efficient manage
ment possible to place them on q
/ firm foundation. The waste and the
unscieatific spending of money was
unprecedented and in some instances
scandalous, and the Indignation of the
public against the Democratic admins
traton was temporarily postponed
only by the desire of the people of
all political faiths to win the war,
was anne iorated only by the heroic
exploits of our boys who went across
the sea to uphold the rights of the
! Republic.
! In the face Of such waste and ex
travagance, of the wrecking of the
railroad, of burdensome taxation and
the lowering of the morale of the
public service through the evil in.
huence of bureaucracy, there could
be but one result. We had to pay
the piper and the payments started
more than Twelve months ago. The
result was stagnat,on in business and
general suffering.
The task of the incoming admins
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-28

Chicago is planning movie house
for the unemployed. Folks that at
tend movies are usually unemployed
at that time. --BattleCreek Enquirer
and News.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-28

RUTH ball
photodram "Eadn Home the mother
his
fckles had the
friends INDUCED
Babe
considered
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-28
CHOW We Cleared Our Summer Home
of Rats by Mrs. Perry.

"When we opened our seaside home
last May, it was alive with rats.
They'd gnawed all the upholstering.
We cleaned them out in a week with
RAT.SNAP. | prefer this rat killer
because it comes in cake form, no
mixing, Saves dirtying hands and
plates" Three sizes, 35c, csc, Sl.25,
Sold and guaranteed by B. A. Quln-
ans Pharmacy b. A. Ward and A.
II. W.nslow Adv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-28
The Vermont Academy
AT STATIONS RIVER
viii Re Open for Students on
SEPTEMBER ~.

Experienced instructors only, Col
i eye preparatory, scientific, business,
home economics, art and music cours-
es. Advanced course for high school
graduates Eight buildings, includ
ing library, gymnasium and commons,
Modern equipment, All school sports,
athletic field, tennis courts, pond for
swimming and hockey Liberal schol.
arships. Moderate expenses. A
Christian School in an ideal environ.
ment. For bulletin write to
RAYMOND MCFARLAND, A. M, Prln.
Saxtons River, Vermont.