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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
No SEPARATE ARMS FARLEY.
Ready 10 Reject Any
Proposition For Partial Couilah.

Washington. July 30.--It was in
dicated yesterday that the United
States would reject any suggestion
for separate parieys with any OF the
powers invited 10 participate in the
conference on limitation of armament
and discussion Of FAR Eestgrn questions.
There was an intimatiou that at
least one of the nations concerned Lad
suggested the advisabiiity Of such a
partial conference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
APPOINT MISS TAYLOR CLERK.

Miss Nellie J. Taylor Of sos West
Third street will commence her duties
as stenogra pher in the Office Of City
Solicitor SatterthwaIte on Monday
She has flied a similar position in
the office OF the Manufacture As
sociation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
Building Permits Issued.

Building Inspector Preston has
issued the following permits: Joseph
Imedate, Fourth and Lincoln streets.
new stone one story bakery TO cost
$4,000; Antonio Delucchino, Eighth
and Tatnall streets, alterations, ST.
$50; Frank Tigani 32I North Union
street, addition, 1915.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30

II you want a home in a more de-
sirabie or convenient neishborhbod--
you will find an alphabetical list OF
the sort of houses you want--fully
described--in the classified page
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
All Run Down
Now Feels Fine
EafOs1ic Ended
His Troubles

"Eatonic is the only thing | have
found to stop my heartburn and /
think it has been great help In
nervous spells, writes 6. c. johnson.
An upset stomach may cause lots
of suffering all over the body. Eatonic
helps In such cases by removing the
cause of the misery, because it takes
mp and carries out the excess acid
md gases and keeps the digestive
organs In natural working order. A
sablet after meals is all you reed.
Big box costs only . triae with
vuggist's guarantee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
Clark Simmons on Vacation.

Homer G. Simmons, clerk of the
City Council. is away on a weekend
vacation. 1t is the first opportunity
for long time that Mr.. Simmons has
had TO enjoy a brief respite from his
many duties at City Hall. He ex-
poets to be in his Office again next
Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
In MEMORIAM.

~ n,ernorv of our dear father. Nathaniel
4 RebinSo4i who departed this life eight
wars agu tocaN. feaceiais rss'is-
80 children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
THAT NEEDED ZEsT.

Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
gives that needed punch to all home
drinks. Try a spoonful to a glass. At
your druggists.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30

Try 1.-THE cost is trffing-an
every Evening classified ad--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
N0keL R/ZzHEY

New York Ave. near Beach. Newly fur
nished and redecorated Offering exceiien
recommendations. with home cooking, a
reduced rates. >. BICKAR.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Investment Information

1t, but that experience gave mo n rather
poor opinion Of municipal bonds. May |
also aak your opinion OF American ABricul-
tural Chemical 7iss. 1N41, nnh Swift & co.
Answer-Under present circum-
stances both the fertilizer industry and
tho packing business are speculative.
We think both American Agricultural
TINS and Swift & Company Is are good
business mems Investments. We Won
der why you tried to sell your 500
New York City bond. Arc you buying
bonds for investment or for specula-
ton? That is, are you attempting to
make profit through rise in market
price, or arc you buying n bond in the
hope that it will pay you the specified
interest rate regularly and pay the
principal when due? This ia invest
mcnt as contrastcd with speculation in
an attempt to get profit. If yours is
strictly Investment for income wo
think that you might wisely further
diversity your holdings by the trans
fer of some OF the railroads into mu-
nicipals. Not knowing what you have,
Likely you could have twentyfour diff
fcrent railroad bonds, every one Of
which WAS safe, even under the con-
ditions which have prevailed with rail
roads recently, but it is most likely,
and we think it far more likely, that
you could shift from bonds of weaker
roads into good municipals, lose some
thing in marketability, get possibly
somewhat lower yield. but gain very
considerably in safety.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
All Ought to Be First

Questfon-Wil you please list the fol-
Lowing bonds in order OF safety OF prin-
cipal and give dates on which interest is
payable? DO you think these bonds suit
able for Nagee Garner to invest savings
N Safety of principal Is paramount:
Virginia Railroad first bs. 1862, May and
November; Atchison. Topeka e Santa Te
general 4s, 1896 April and October Mon
tana Power first bs, 1943 January and
1945. April and October; Kansas city
southern first Sc. 1850. April and October
Grand Trunk Railroad of Canada 6s. 1856
March and September; Chicago Union sta
tion 6i2s, series G, 1868, January and
July; United States Steel S. 1863 May and
November.-A. L. B.
Answer-United States Steel 5s, 1868,
May and November; Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe general As, 1895, April and
October; Chicago Union Station 6hs,
Series c, 1868. January and July; Grand
Trunk Railroad of Canada 6s, 1886.
March and September; Virginian Rail
road first SIS, 1862, May and November;
Bell Telephone Pennsylvania rs, 1916,
April and October; Montana Power
first 5s, 1943, January and July; Kan
sas City Southern first 3s, 1850, April
and October. We have rated your
bonds in the order of safety as to
principal, in our opinion, and noted
after each one the months in which in
terest is paid. Our chief difficulty was
the inclination to place all eight bonds
first.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Divcrsification Needed

Question: observe that you recommend
munlclpal and state bonds with greater
consists Of twenty-four railroads, four
teen industrials, five utilities. three gov
ernments. all high grade in accordance
with your recommendations, all 1881 or
beyond, ana giving an average return of
about per cent. l have only listed bonds
with tho exception of one railroad equip
1nent. and have always considered market
ability rs q valuable consideration in the
selection of securities. Ny objection to
municipals has been the unlisted feature
and the apparent lack Of market The in
tied states, such as North Dakota and
some small Southern communities Will
you kindly tell mo IL you consider my list
out of balance in Its proportions and If It
requires state or municipal bonds to
strengthen 1t My only governments are
two Liberties and one Canadian. I conhne
myself now only to 81 900 pieces but three
Years ago ] bought 500 City of New
York sAs, 1916. For months tried to sell
this through baby bond house, at dis
count but without success. l still have
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Seeking Too High a Yield

Question: have read and laid aside,
a. valuable for future reference. your ad-
Woe TO others and noted their comments
I want to invest $4,000 as YOU would II
l hnd your financial knowledge and train
ing. Kindly. criticize and suggest hettar
ment OF my holdings and recommend what
you would purchase to yicld the Highest
income and appreciation; Elght pcr cent
seem attractive. enclose letter showing
that you give FREQ better advice than pay
for--advloe to buy at 100 alleged bonds
Circumstances: Clerk. forty years; single !;
uncertain Of health and ability to continue
sarn,ng ana salary straisht life Insurance,
80: three Darah Consolidated So, 1916, at
s7b one Chile 81. 194i. ut 9b; one Good
year Tire first SIS. lotl, Mt 100; one Amcri-
at s7ts; one Barnsdall Corporation Ss.
1891. at %; twenty Empirc Gas and Fuol
81 preferred at 81; fifty Aluminium Manu-
Life and Accident Insurance, Concord,
n H., shares cost 500 total, par 2bo. and
four Liberties at par.--G. 4. N. c.
Answer--We suggest that you divide
your $4,000 among the following
bonds. One word of caution, however,
don't attempt to get too high yield.
Under present bond market prices
per cent is higher than you can get
with the degree Of safety which man
in your position ought to insist on. Our
suggestions are: Brooklyn Edison gen.
eral Series d rs, due 1870. recently
selling at l05as Adams Express Co.
4s, due 194S, recently selling at 691a;
Westinghouse Electric and Mfg. rs, due
1881, recently selling at 1O47a Stan
dard Oil of California rs, duo 1881, re-
Gently selling at 1858; Puget Sound
Power and Light 7s1a, due 1871, recent
ly obtainable at slightly below par, and
Western Union 65a per cent bonds, due
1886, recently selling at 1o5A.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
American Motors Corporation

Question: wn some stock in the Amer
ana +Sinlr T faya ho,oht Inmon =
would appreciate your finding out about
this corporation anything that you could
and lot me know.--L. c. s.
Answer--If you mean the American
Motors Corporation, which is now in
receivership, and reorganization
plan for which is now being worked
out, we are compelled to agree with
you that you bought lemon. The plan
ment by stockholders of the old cor
poration Of S25 for each s125 of orig
inal investment. In return for this
payment the old stock olders will re-
ceive one share Of 8 per cent deben-
ture stock in the new corporation and
five shares Of class B common stock.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Investments of the Highest Grade

Ouestion---As l have to mako invcst-
ments by the middle of this month. I
would be very thankful If you would send
me q list of ten or more bonds. AS I nm
living solely on an income | prefer safety
and security ana wiah you would give
me bonds close to government bonds
for safety. The Tribune has been my
financial guide IL. G.
Answer-We suggest Atchison gen
eral As, 1895; Norfolk & Western CON
soidated 4s, 1896; Hooking Valley first
AIS, 1899; Virginian Railway first 5s,
1862; United States Steel sinking fund
bs, 1868; Montana Power first 5s 1913,
and General Electric debenture 6s,
1870. All these arc investments of the
highest grade, in our opinion.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Financial Items

Gordon r. McAlister, OF &. f. McAllis-
ter & Co., has become associated with
Pyncton 4 Co. as manager of their public
utility stock department..
Benjamin, Hill & Co. have opened a
public utility department, under the man
agcment Of David Perlrnan, formerly OF
Perlman, Murphy Sc Co.
The Guaranty Trust Company has been
appointed transfer agent and registrar Of
stock OF the Stevenson Gear Conpauy
consisting of 100000 shares of preferred
stock, at par value of $40. and 700 oo0
shares of common stock, at no par value
The United Mortgage and Trust Cow
pany has been appointed registrar OF tha
capital stock OF the Marine Oh Company.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
FINANCIAL
5ULF AND SHIP ISLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY

GULF AND SHIP ISLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE REFUNDING AMI
TERMINAL FIVE PER CENT
GOLD BONDS DUE FEBRUARY /. 1872.
AS provided under Section Seven OF ArticIss
Two OF the mortgage securing the Issue o.
bonds above described. the undersigned, as
Trustee. will receive sealed proposals up "
P. M on January g. 1929, for the sale 70
it of such bonds for account OF the Sinslns
Fund sufficient TO exhaust the OF wy
37s.s7 conditioned upon the payment 10 lns
undersigned OF that amount on or oetoae
January s, 1922. as provided in said NOR
gage. -.
The Trustee reserves the right to rejec'
any or all tenders IN Whole or In part. -,
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANf.
formerly New York Security and 1russ
Company. Trustee.
BY A C. DOWNING. Jr.
Assistant Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Dividends
New York NTeiaI Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was easy, with Straits quoted at
32.50G53c, with sales Of 25 tons
spot delivery at 33c; Straits ship
ments, 325o@33c; standard, 32.50@33c
ard 50 per cent at 32@33c. Copper,
dull; standard spot, December and
January, l3c asked, and eiectrolytic
spot. December and January, lac asked
Lead. dull; New York spot, 4.75c asked
and East st. Louis spot, 4.423ac asked
7irr, steady; New York spot. 525c and
East -. Louis spot, 4.90c asked.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
London Metal Market

LONDON, Dec. 19.-Standard copper,
spot, G66 It's Cd; futures. a67 lis Cd;
electrolytic, spot, STA los; futures,
975 los; tin, spot, fl72 12s Cd; futures,
STA 12s Cd; lead, spot e25 los;
futures, s24 Us Cd zinc, spot, SGT 12s
Cd; futures, f26 lbs.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
COUPON BONDS
TEMPORARY BOND
NUMBER S776


Upon surrender ot each of the above
Ssted coupon Bonds and temporary Bond 50 Sc
drawn for redemption at the ONCE OF J. :,
Morgan &, Co. Sinking Fund Trustees. -
Wall Street, New York, on or alter Januafy
). 1922, payment will be made of the rsdctr.I,
ton price OF % OF the principal sum AZ
such drawn coupon Bonds surrendered mus
have attached the coupons maturing July !
1922, and subsequently, The coupon on sue :
drawn coupon Bonds due January !. ~
may be detached and collected and the Intc'
est then due on such drawn temporary bon
will be paid in accordance with the tern
thereof. Interest will cease on all s, snSi
drawn Bonds from and after January |. isl-
Any Of such drawn Bonds may be conveffe
into stock of the Corporation, as PROVIDED =
she aforesaid Indenture, on before ianuaf
). 1929, the said date OF payment OF the 70
denp,ion price.
Dated November /, 1921.
CERRo DE PAsCo COPPER
CORPORATION
av H. EsK MoLJ.Ea- TrsssSrs'.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20

Questions Of general interest to In
cestors WiiI be uns,pored in this cot-
tsnsm, IN Which case only initials WiU
be uscd. Others Wili be answcred by
mail, Address all inquiries, incios.
ing stamped, addressed envelope. to
Ffnanciol Editor, The Tribune, 1S4
Nassau Street, New York. City.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds

federal Farm Loan 5s.
1893. op. 923.......lolA lo2
Federal Farm Loan 53
1941, op. 1881 .........102s. 1929 Asa
Federal Farm Loan 4las
1888. op. 1894. ....... 9sL 99N 45s
Federal Farm Loan 4ns
1888, op. 1923........ o3H 93N AIT
Federal Farm Loan 4lss
1881 op. 1929 08H 991i 45S
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank Us 1851, op '3i103 1o4 -
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank So, 1889, op 1924 90 100 st1
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5s. 1888, op. 1925 90 100 SO
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
FINANCIAL
TO HOLDERS o.
cERRO De PaSCO COPPER
CORPORATION

9o-Year Convertible Sinking Fund 81
Gold Bonds Due 1891 Issued Under
Indenture Dated January ], 1921.
provisions OF Section , of Article -Four OF th.
lndenture mentioned above. between Cerro DO
Pasco Copper Corporation and Columbia
Trust Company. Trustee, Bonds. outstanding
under said Indentur- bearing the serial num-
bcrs below listed, have been drawn Tor re,
dempton as OF January !, 1922 at 1853 o.
the principal sum thereof. viz:
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
DISSOLUTION SALE

DISSOLUTION sALE-Ail assets machins,
cry, goodwill contracts, obligations any
rights OF this company will be sold -
public auction. Friday, December 70. 80.
on the premises at Maspeth and Gardner
avs. Brooklyn. at 10 o'clock q IA Tness
entire assets are to he sold only in one cs ics
and net separately. seller reseryins f'sn'
to bid ,.<,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on
the Stock Exchange in which there
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Stocks Elk Dividend
Date.
Quoted on income percentage
COMPANY.

Date Company. Per CT
Dec. 2A--Albany & susquehanna ...
Dec. 22-Allegheny & Western Gtd 8
Dec. 24--Ailis-C Chalmers Mfg. pf Is
Dec. 2l-America, Bank Of. f...........
Dec. 20-American Tel & Tei........ Tii......
Dec. 2S-A tlantic Coast Line. e.......... 3
Dec. 2o-California Pet. Corp. pf... / 5.
Dec. 2l-Certain-te Products lst pf. / q
Dec. 24-Chandler Motor Ca. .......... | Il
Dec. 23-Chase Bank & Sec. Corp,
bankers receipts ...... 1h
Dec. 22--Chic. & Northwestern .. p
Dec. 2l-Cluett. Peabody & Co pf -. l%
Dec. 23-Computing Tab. Rec. Co...
Dec. 2o--Continental Can pfd ........ IL
Dec. 20 do pfd Observation-Disclosures. III
Dec. 22--Fisher Body Ohio pfd. d....... .
Dec. 2o-General American rank Car. i y
Dec. s4-eseneral Cigar deb pfd....... ~
Dec. 22--Goodrich Co, pfd. ............ 1%
Dec 20--fiendee Manufacturing pfd.. l%
Dec 2o-Homestake Mining Co. 80. \
Dec. 24--Interna.ional Harvester Co.. IL
Dec 24-- do. common stock ........ .
Dec. 2o-Intt Motor Truck. 1st pfd..... ~
Dec 20 do I'd pfd ................ *
Dec. 2s--Island Creek Coal Co. ...
Dec. 2o-Joiet and Chicago IL
nee Dec so--K o-K easey "neei 60. So..........-. =
Dec. ss-Banls Of Manhattan Co. .....
Dec. 2o--Manhattan El Supply Co...
Pee. 2S-Manila I'll Corp. ........ Ia
Dec. 2o-Nat city Bank. 70 extra and
Dec 20-National Surety Co. ..... 3
Dec. 2l--N Y Bk OF n B A 80 ext and S
Dec. 2o--Pactic on CO. -. IL
Dec. 20-Panhandle Prod & Ref pf.. 2
Dec. So--Penney pr. pf................... N
Dec. 2l-Pettibone- -Mulliken LIST pf. i%
Dec. 23-Pond Creek Coal Co....... q
Dec 24--Sea board National Bank. Q
Dec. 20--Steel s. Tube Co pf...... ~
Dec. 20--Tidewater OIL Co. .
Dec. 2o--United Fruit Co. Q
Dec. 24--W egtorn Union Tel Co...... Ia
Dec. 23--Worthington Pump NJ pf. A ia
Dec. % do pf. B. .asA...... n ....... II
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Standard Oil Companies
Miscellaneous Oil COMPANIES

Att Lobos. 9'4 loAlMidw Rfg175 1ss
r, DO .,,,pt pf; 20 e. A. Mtn Pr cp loN 10ls
ErAinN LII 81 12 81 = NrthW Oil 26 %
Sos co; Il'rd c Rep Ga 6la
Elk Bs t& IS Ok Prd 1css 133s
mp y LtllO IL lSapul Rfn. 3ss 37s
.tegn Pet.lh0 l65 I5 Il st 5s 81 II
Morr O Cp 9s 90, +PurSlO
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
PhiIadelph,a
Bonds

$1,000 Allan Ref ehs1o4 1o4 1o4 lo4
oooo BALD win 1st 6s 81 ss 9s ss
40oo s0oo Bell Tel g. 1857 1854 y. 1os 3.
10000 Instate Rys As 81 81 81 AZ
5ooS 5ooo Key Tel 1st 6s7s "a IS IS
l4ioo Phila Ell 1st 5s 9s1A ssn ssN gSx
$500 Phila Elec 6s,.1oo% 1o0% 100 u 100
400 Span Am 6s. 100 100 100 100
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Pittsburgh

1920 Ark Nat Gas. lo3s II 10Y 1ox
Is Am w Gl Mch 48 as a. a.
SO Cons Ice pf... 24H FAX "a "a
1870 Cuff Gill SO. l3 l3 ia IL
240 Ind Brew. * IL IM iX
800 Ind Brew Of &c ~
20 Mfrs 1t & Ht 40 49 4a~ a.
25 Nat Firepfg pf 15A i5N iSX isN
80 Ohio Fuel Sup 4Sia 48iS 4sH 1Sr
100 Ohio Fuel OH 20 20 10H iSH
$50 Okla Nat Gas 20 2ON % n
e6 Pitts Brew I% IA 1n ~
1so Pitts Brew pf 5Ls 81 :" ~
Is Pits Fl Glass 1928 12S 1eS ,os
IVY It.s MI shasta 26c 26c 26o ESQ
90 West Air Bike 9S 95 az az
20 West Elec 80 481s 48X 4Su Ssfl
100 Pitts Coal 80 63M s3H 63n SSM
20 Pitts Coal pf 90 92 90 a.
10 Carn Id Zinc 3
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
$1,000,

First Mortgage $50 Gold Bonds
NIch1A
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New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Acceptable IN payment OF Federal taxes
N the dates of lnaturliv
New York City Bonds
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and registered form nos
lnterchangea BILE. Coupon bonds reriatershl.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-02
DON'T WASTE TIME

It's waste of time to experiment
witA liniments and plasters when you
have dull throbbing backache or
sharp, stabbng twinges. Get after
the cause! Help the kidneys with
Doan's Kidney pills Read this.
Fred Beyis, S. Branch st, Exten.
Son, Bennington. says: Three years
ago became IN with my kidneys.
had sharp pains In my back which
panied so bad that after working 4
short while | would have to 90 to bed.
When stopped over IL made me shiv.
er with the pain Two or three times
1t night would have to get up to
PASS tie kidney secret.ons which
burned and we're painful in passage.
also suffered with severe headaches
and nervousness. Very often little
'pecks appeared before my eyes. I
ried u couple of other remedies but
hey didn't help me so decided to
Use Doan's Kidney Pills. After TAX.
ny three boxes found my trouble
lad about left me and at the end of
the fourth box | was entirely cured.
{ highly recommend D0an's Kidney
plls."
OOc, at all dealers FosterMilburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, n. y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-02
Tcday's Anniversaries.

lfS9-Thomas Cranmer. first protest
ant archbishop Of Canterbury,
born. Burned at the stake.
March 81, 1856.
1914 Prince Rupert was defeated by
Cromwell at tho battle of Mars.
ton Moor.
lSOG--Charles j. Faulkner, U. S. Min.
ister to France at the outbreak
Of the C.yii War, born at Mar
t.nsburg W. Va. Died at Boyd
vile, w. Va, Nov. |, 1854
lS2l-Sr Charles Upper, famous
Canadian statesman. born at
Amherst y. S. Died in Eng
land, Oct. 80. 1915.
lSSl-President Garfield was shot by
Char es J. Guiteau in the Balt-
more and Potomac railroad sta.
ton in Washington.
1876 Cornerstone laid for the Jefrer.
son Davis monument in Rich,
mond. Va.
lS97-The 1300h anniversary of the
landing OF St Augustine in Eng.
land was celebrated.
lS9S--Chicago newspapers suspended
publication for four days on
account OF strike oil sterco
typers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-02
sundar,s Annlvcrsarics

l3fG-U s House of Representatives
passed a bill for over tarn.
lS50-The famous Kohinoor diamond
was prosecuted to Queen Victoria.
1S53-Gcn. John II Morgan and his
squadron of Confederate cavalry
crossed the Ohio river on raid
into Indiana and Ohio
l566-The victory OF the Prussiaus
over the Austrians at Sadowa
secured Pruss supremacy in
Germany.
lH'3- Completion Of the fourth Allan
tic cable between Valenua. Ire
land and Hearts Content, New.
foundland
MISREPRESENTATION of the Bartholdi
Statue Of Liberty to the Ameri-
Minister in Paris.
lS93-Royal Geographical Society of
Great Britain refused to admit
women to membership.
lssS-Thc Spanish Rect undor Nd
miral Cervera was destroyed hy
the American squadron while
attempting to escape from San
tiago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-02
In The DAYS News.

The Earl Of Dundonald, who has ar
rived N America on his way to Lima
where he Is to represent tho British
government OF the celebration of the
centenary of Peruvian independence.
is famous soldier who IS well known
on this side Of the Atlantic, having
served some years ago as commanding
general OF the Canadian Militia. He
was born in 1862, and as a captain of
the IND Life Guards served with credit
III the Nile expedition of 1886. The
browning achievement of his military
career, however, came in the Boer
war when he dashed into Ladysmith
at the head OF the first relieving force
70 reach the unfortunate town. For
TINS heroic exploit he was promoted
to be maior-general. His lordshin
rs Known as an inventor as well as a
SO der. His chief invention was tho
Dundona'd gun-carriage. one of the
llgh'est and most serylceable ever de.
Ivised.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-02
Sundays BIRTHDAYS.

Dr. Hubert Work, the new First As
sistant Postmaster General, horn at
Marion Center. Pa, 81 years ago today.
Charlotte Perkins Gilman. well.
lnown author and exponent of femin,
Ist movements, born at Hartford Conn
.6l years ago today.
lalibulla Khan. Ameer OF Afghani
stan, who has been suspected of plot
ting against British rule in India. born
40 years ago today
DR. John Il. Eainger. dean of the
Col eye of Literature Science and Arts
of the University OF Michigan, born
at Keokuk Iowa, years ago today
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-02
SYNDICATE

Under the auspices of the Ameri.
can Red Cross, there will be held at
Sandgato, Dental Clinic. This
clinic will be held in the West Sand
gate school house, Thursday, July
Z from 10000 a. m. to $500 p. m.
Or. +. S. Braley and DR.. II. ID. Jeu-
ncy Of bennington will conduct the
clinic and do cleanings, filings, and
extract.ons. Those wishing appoint
ments may leave their names at
Arthur Mears' store. SYNDICATE; or
with Miss II. lone Smith West Sand.
gate. or see Miss d. NJ. Clark, Rcd
Cross Nurse, on Monday, July ith,
when she will be in town.