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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27

ho, pravnik Boyd prohlasoval,
re verdi'kt soudcu lidu jest o.
mylem a ze on sam, vzdor od-
souzeni McGannona jest pine
pfesvedcen, re jeho sverenec
mluvil pravdu, kdyz rekl, ze ma
osudnem miste v zahadne chvi-
Il nebyl, coz bude pfedlozeno k
rozhodnuti vyssimu soudu. Me-
ri porotci zasedal tez krajan
Karel J. Novak. 1889 vych. 90.
ul., povolanim operator V diva
die pohyblivych obrazkG.
Sobotnim odsouzenim nebu-
de ale krizova cesta byvaleho
soudce nikterak. zakoncena, ne
bot jiz Ultra Sc bude museti
zodpovidati pro iny Gin, podob
ne Sc vztahujici k premlouva-
nj svedku a die vgpovedi Davi-
da bude projednan cely process
az do vsech podrobnosti. Ceka
Sc jen, jak dopadne rozhodnu-
ii neivyssiho sordu v Column
bus, ku kteremu Sc McGannon
i 3 MIN zalovany drivejsi jeho
obhajce Cartwright odvolali Sc
zadosti. aby v move rozepfi mi
sto Powella ustanoven byl iiny
soudce. Oba jmenovani .spolu $
bVvalymi reportery denniku
News isou obzalovani,, ze pre-
mlouvali a podplaceli svedky-
nj sleGnu Mary E. Neelyovou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
JEDENACT osoB UHoRELo.
Dive rodiny zahubeny a vsech-
TO poukazuje, re staly Sc obeti
zlocinu.

Mayfield, KY, 26. cervna.
Ohorela tela jedenacti osob,
nepochybne zavrazdenych, ma
lezena byla dnes casne rano v
doutnajicich troskach farmar-
skeho obydli sest mil ma sever
Cd Mayfield.
Jeden kazdy Glen dvou rodin
zahynul a temef kazde t6lo by
lo spaleno k nepoznani. Souse-
de pravi, re kolem pGlnoci,
kdyz ohen vypukl, sIyseli ma
rex zen strelne rany.
Tato informace spolu s tim,
ze zda Sc byti nepravde po-
dobno, aby nikdo q tech iede-
nacti osob Sc nezachranil, kdyz
okna i dvere byly otevreny,
pfivedlo urady k presvedcenf,
re Sc jedna o vrazdu.
Mrtvi jsou: Ernest Lawrence.
35-lety; pi. Lora Lawrencova,
jeho zena; Fred Lawrence,
5-lety, syn; Evelyn Lawrence
va, 4-leta, dcera; Ralph Law
renee, 11-mesicni, syn; Otis
Drew. 5-lety, syn; Otis Drew,
4-lety, syn; ctrnactimesicni
ditko; Delmar Drew, l4-lety,
synovec.
Objeveni rucnice, pistole,
brokovnice. sekery a nadoby s
olejem, vSe V predni sv6tnici,
kde rodiny spaly, rovnez pou-
kazuie, ze sc ,jedna o vrazdu.
Az dosud nebylo vsak objeve-
no nejmensiho, co by vrhlo
svetlo ma pohnutku hrozneho
cinu.
Drew a Lawrence byli Sva-
Xii. Casio Sc navStevovali tn
ztravili noe domove toho
peb onoho. Sestry choyaly vel
kou vzajemnou naklotinost v1-
ci sobe. V 10 hodin jeste SOU
sede slyseli hudbu housli IA
kytary.
O pulnoci narek zen a deti
q strelne rany byly slysany SOU
sedy. Nasli tt 'svetnicovy sru-
bovy domek V plamenech a ne
mohli tam vniknouti az "a dve
hodiny po vypuknuti plamenn
Prohlidkou kouskI Sat1 ma mu.
zfch zjisteno, re byli pine oble
ceni.
Koronerova porota We sven
nalezu prohlasila: "V6f;me. ze
Sc jedna o zlocin, avsak prici,
na neni nam znama".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
PROTI SPOJENi S BOLSEVIKY.
VYSLOVIL Sc VELIKOU VETSINOU NARODNf
SJEZD SOCIALISM,.

Detroit, 25 cervna - Odepfevsi 35 proti hasGm pfi
druz Tfeti Internaconae moskevske socalscka
Spoenych Sa odhasovaa SVEN sezdu zde dnes pro
meznarodrfm vztahlm akehoko druhu aspon pro pfist
rok bude sledov.t svoj ylasnf drahu samotna
hasovanf doslo, kdyz Victor Berger Morris Hlauitt
Aegrnon Lee JIM vddcova byli osuzova sov6tskou vldu
iako vrahy socald ruskych jako pratskou upu jez
sluje znceni socialistickych stran celem svste
Rehem debay ez trvala m hodiny prvrzenci komunisti
eaeriich trop takovv huk ze pTedseda Hilqu neko
llrate hrozil jich vyklizenim.
"Nechci zadne diktatury prohasi Berger SVEN ito
ku sovetskca vladu Me jsem dikatGru Buresonovu,
diktaturu Wilsoncvu dktaturu Palmerovu Nam dos dix
tatury pro cely zivot."
Kazdy navrh jakekois meznarodni spoieni evrop-
kVm hnutfm by zavrzen kranf pravice ovda nejenom
rvaou organsaci, ale tez vetSinu vsech vyborech.
Ultra jednano bude otazce sm6nice strany taktiky
vcene dktary proetarau vseobecne stavy politckych
Avek stanovska strany vhti organisovan@mu delnicu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
McCANNON UZNAN VINNYM A ODSOU.
ZEN OD JEDNOHO DO DESfT ROKU
DOKAzNlCE.
PONECHAN VSAK MA ZARUKU MA
SVOBODE.
POROTA RADILA Sc 20 27 HODIN.

Byvaly prednosta municipal
niho soudu w. H. McGannon,
jenz pc dvakrate souzen byl
pro zastreleni majitele garaze
H. Kagyho a osvobozen, uznan
byl v sobotu pc 27-hod. radeni
Sc poroty vinnym soudkyni
FL. E. Allenovou odSouZen pro
zlocin kfivopfiseznictvi ma do
bu od jednoho do deseti rok6
do ohioske statni' trestnice. Pc
proneseni rozsudku zaprisahal
Sc obzalovany zivym bohem.
re jest nevinnen, a ze vse jest
ovocem spiknuti, sestrojenym
ma jeho zniceni.
Obhajce Boyd zahajil lined
kroky, ably vymohl sv6renci
svemu novy soud proto byl
odsouzenec ponechan . ma sta
rou soudni zaruku, $4,000 ma
svobode. Odjel S matkou a ze-
nou cely zdrcen cd soudu v
tomtez automobilu, ktery byl
.nalezen dne z. .kvetna lonskeho
roku ma miste vrazdy ma rohu
Hamilton Ave. a vych. 9. ul.
Okresni zalobce Stanton, ia
koz / jeho vypomocny asistent
David vyslovili Sc pochvalou
o nestrannosti i soudnosti poro-
,tv novym tvrzenIm, ze usved-
cujici ieji vyrok jest spravedli-
Wy, kdezto obhajce odsouzene-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
GENERAL PRED LIPSKYM soUDEM.

Berlin &C. - Gen. Lerond hlava mezispoieneck5
pred neivvssim oudem Lpku buie by velmi sensacnho
Gen. Stenger ienz b6hem vaky velee brigade Ctrn
ceho armadniho sboru Jest obvnen podnetu rancouzske
vlady vydan dvou roZkaZd 1914 zabtf vsech
zaatcn ranench Jak ppravena Francouzy zaloba
pry obsahue dosovne znen rozkaz Rovnez zadan jest
dustoniky keT jsou zodpov6dn vkonani rozkaz1
generaovch ezto die n6meckeho zakona podfzeny nen
zodpovednos oho dIvodu, plnl vysS rozkaz,
kdyz vede re ykonanm akoveho rozkazu pachan jest zl
ein sTs! r.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
ZABILA NEVLASTN{HO SYNA.

Carlinvile ILL.,, 25 Geryna Drzfc sve etrnacmasienf
dko rukou, pr Catherine Harmonoya pacem pfzna
zaba Harnona sveho Observation-Disclosures nevlasni
mnuo nedeli Usmra jei sekerou telo eho vho
udne kde byo naezeno sousedem. Ma polci vvpra
pf Harmonova ze je nevlastn syn spachal nj
tok sobou. By pry opiv vyhrozoval il zdai
tom nekomu zmni nedeli rano kuchyni ieich pTibyt
Greenrde, obnovil hadku tn pry chopa sekery
zasadia smrtelnou ranu Pred nejakym casem Harmo
nova a Jeff manzel rozesli
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
ri. CURRIE.OVA ODEJELA.

New York, 25 cervna = ProvaZena svymi dvema dcera
mi Nine Currie odejela domn parnku Olympic,
3ebou mnoh cestn cd amerckch univer
krabice darovane il americkymi zenam
Jedna Mich jest odni pokladn6 Je to mahagonova ocel
bedna vazici $50 iber obsahujcl
raa hodnoe asi $4,000 Druha krabice obsahuie pIl
grams mesohora jneho kovoveho prvku hodno6 100000
slavna vedatorka bude pouzva spoien radem
SVEN lsili o objevenf leku l6cenf rakoyiny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
USVEDCENI Z ZPOSTOVNi LOUPEzE.

Toledo o. 25 cervna = Jedenac tfinacti obzalova
nych spoen 600 poovni loupezf Toledu byo
uznano vnnymi porotou pred federlnn soudcem kisem
dopoledne Charles Furrier John j. Epps byi
prohlaSen UsvedGen byi Joseph Urbayt Geo.
Lewis Charles Schultz Sansone, Pearl Sommers Emma
Marvin Wanda Urbayts Walter Foote Edwin Zeich Harry
Thrush Helen Furror bude Jim diktovan az po skon-
cen procesu ostatnm tfnact obzalovanym enz bude
pochybne zahaien pTfSti mesic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
OCEKAVAJf LEPSi easy.

Detroit 25 cervna. dopise zasanem mestske rade
vzhledem rozsifeni Hobrook Ave. General Motors Corpo
prav promne cd 1000 do $500 di
ze ocekava behem tfice dnI zvys pocet ten 1000
bude Sc obchod dale zveebova ako nyni behem pet
mesfci 5000 denk bude zamestnavano dostaveni no.
vych budov nichz pracuje koe 5000 delnku naJde
zamestnan Il General Motors Corporation. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
NoVINY AEROPLANEM.

Washington. 26. cervna. Pa
rizske vydanf London Mail jest
nyni dopravovano aeroplanem
do Prahy, hlavniho mesta Ce-
skosloyanska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
BOMBY. v LISABONE.

Lisabon 25 eervna TIL bombov6 vybuchv udaly zde
veera pf n9kok osob bylo poraneno Nkdo vsak
pfise zvot Panuje minenf ze vybuchy byly diem sav
klfu. -. - -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
VELIKE zELEZNICNf NESTESTf.

Pafiz 25 eervna Dvacet osob byo zabito tficet
pf vysnu koejf LlePariz expressn{ho vaku
We Vsucourt Hame.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-06
COUNTY TO RALLY TO SCHOOL CAUSE M'RAE'S DEEP INTEREST Makes Special Appeal as State Ready
 for School Week-Plan
 Many Meetings.

Sunday, October 9, will start Ar I kansas and particularly Faulkner county off on week of work in the interest of the public schools. In this county, plans for many meetings and active canvasses are being directed by Supt. A. A. Parsons, Jr. and min- isters of all denominations will devote a part of their services Sunday to the common schools. Reports reach ing Mir. Parsons office indicate thor ough preparation for the campaign, which has as it's immediate objective the enrolling of 575 members for the citizens section of the forward educa- tion movement. Memberships cost $1, and the entire fund thus gathered will be used for the purchase of teachers libraries for every county, operation of opportunity schools for adult it. literates and ther causes vital to the school system.
 MT. Parsons and County Agent T. M. Williams in attending community fairs this and next week will make appeal for the movement and will go prepared to enroll members. Sup plies are being sent out to other work CTS and the end of the week should find the goal reached.
 In Conway, the organizations plans to hold great rally next week at the First Methodist church with probably on out of town speaker to present the cause. Some work has been done in Conway, and next week set for it's completion.
 Governor McRae, on account of his long friendship for the county has an especial interest in the success of the movement here. His appeal to Faulk- her is contained in the following letter:
 'Little Rock, Ark, Oct 5, 1921.
 Dear MT. Parsons-I am sure that you will do everything in your power to make Public School Week" a suc- cess. 1 believe that the people of the state are thinking about education in more serious way than they have ever done before.
 Il hope you may think it advisable to hold rallies at strategic points in your county and acquaint the people not only with local conditions but with the statewide problem, outlined by Mir. Harrison, as well.
 "I am particularly interested in the survey of cur public school system that is soon to be made. Your sue cess in arousing the interest of cit- gents will guarantee the financing of this important piece of work.
 Please say for me to the people of your county that l believe education is the states biggest business and that our present educational situation challenges the thoughtful concern of every straight-thinking citizen of our commonwealth
 With regards, l am,
 Yours very truly,
 "Thomas c. McRae,
 "GovernOrO
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-06
ARRANCFS JOINT
 LYCfUM COURSE

Lyceum attractions offered jointly by the State Normal, Conway high school, Central and Hendrix have been booked, and the first number will be given on Friday night, October IA, by Dr. Montraville Wood, scientific entertainer. Season tickets are now being sold by students of the four schools and are being widely distrib- uted. The committee this year has been fortunate in securing a course of unusual excellence, and high class entertainment will be provided at q cost. Other numbers on the course are:
 Emily Waterman Concert Company, October 25; Dr. William Rader, read CT, November 12; the Boys, December 6; Harry Fogleman, lecturer. January 23; the Neopolitan Troubadours, Jan uary 27; Dunbar Quartette, February 23, and F. E. Armitage, March l.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-06
TEACHERS NUMBER 11,769.

Little Rock, Oct 6-Statistics com piled by the department of education show that there were ,769 teachers employed in the public schools of Ark ansas last year. Of these 9,693 were white, there being 3,261 male and 6,432 female. There were 2,036 col ored teachers, of whom 622 were male and ,454 female
 State life certificates are held by 38O teachers or 3.2 per cent; $50 hold professional licenses, or AZ per cent; 6,6O0 hold first grade licenses or 57 per cent; 3,454 hold second grade li- censes or 29 per cent; and 801 hold third grade certificates or 6 per cent.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-06
TAYLOR FILES CERTIFICATE.

Little Rock, Oct. Colchester w. Taylor of Pine Bluff yesterday filed with the secretary of the state his pledge and certificate of nomination for congressman from the Sixth dis trict to succeed his father, the late Sam M. Taylor. Secretary of State Hopper certified to the central com mittees of the counties composing the district the nomination of Mir. Taylor and the proclamation of election on October 25. MT. Taylor is one of the youngest men ever sent to congress from Arkansas and several years ago was a clerk in the office of the secre- tary of the state.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-06
M. OLIVER, KILLED IN ARC0NNE, HOME BODY REACHES HOB0KEN Local Boy Fell Four Days Before
 Armistice - Interment by
 American Legion.

The remains of Private John Mar
 tin Oliver, better known to many citi- zens of this county as Martin Oliver, reached Hoboken today from France and will at once be started on the fi- nal journey to Conway. MT. and Mrs. the wire yesterday afternoon telling of arrival of the body. They wired in answer their request that the corpse be sent immediately to Conway. Fi- nal interment will be in the New Lib erty cemetery, nine miles east of Con- way, soon after arrival. The Ameri- can Legion will have charge and full announcement will be made later.
 Divers death on November in the terrific Argonne fight was doubly tragic as it came only four days be- fore the armistice and after he had been in service only four months. He had also passed his twenty fifth birth day on November 1. Oliver had only brief carer in the army. Under se- lective service he was first placed in class three on account of dependency, and in July, 1918, was placed in class one and inducted. At Camp Beau regard, he was assigned to Company E, 355th infantry and entrained for France. Oliver was one of three men from this company sent to the front and into the Argonne only few days before he fell.
 The body reached Hoboken today and probably will reach here about October 12, his parents think. At their request, the legion will take charge of interment and pay to their deceased comrade whatever military honors are possible. It is hoped that the body will arrive convenient for in- terment on Sunday, October 16, which would permit larger attendance of ex-service men.
 Private Oliver was native of Faulkner and had spent practically all of his life here except for about four years in Lonoke county, from which he was sent to the national army Numerous friends, who have inquired of his parents as to the probable date of interment at New Liberty, are asked by them to watch for announcement.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-06
CLINT DRAPER HERE
 SATURDAY FOR WORK

Clint Draper, who will direct the Elks frolic, will arrive here Satur- day from his engagement at North Little Rock, and will at once under take preliminaries for the show here. Although the dates have not been de- termined exactly, the show probably will be at the White Grand theatre Thursday and Friday nights, Octo- Der 27 and 2S. MT. Draper will have his first meeting with the cast Mon- day night in the Elks hall.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-06
SPECIAL SCHOOL RATE.

Little Rock, Oct. 6-The Arkansas railroad commission has granted the petition of patrons for special rate of one cent per mile for the round trip for school children and instructors from points on the Jonesboro, Lake City and Eastern railroad, with min imum of 10c. This rate is effective from September 1 to June 1. It is the first time in the history of tEN state that such a concession has been made on by railroads, and it is ex- pected that there will be numerous requests frfom other sections of the state for similar rates.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-06
MERRIAM-HANESWORTH

The marriage of Miss Marie Eliz- abeth Merriam, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Griffs Merriam of Rome, Ga, to Stanley D. Hanesworth of this city will be solemnized at p. m., October 19, at the First Baptist church of Rome, according to announcements received here today. MT. and Mrs. Hanesworth will be at home at Con- way after November 1.
 The bride-elect was a member of the Central College faculty the past ses- sion and was we'll known and popular with numerous Conway friends. Mir. Hanesworth, a former Hendrix stu dent, is a real estate and insurance man and is prominent in business and social circles.
 Following the ceremony at Rome, MT. and Mrs. Hanesworth will go by motor to Chattanooga and complete the journey home by rail.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-06
FIRM OMITTED.

In publishing the list of signers to .3e agreement to close at 6:3O every ght of the year except Saturday ght, the name of Newbernj Broth 8 was unintentionally omitted in sterday's edition of the Log Cabin emocrat. This store will observe e agreement with other progressive rms whose names were published in le first list.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-06

Roy Neal, who has accepted a po- sition in the hardware department of Newborn Brothers, has removed here with his family from Fl Paso, and occupies the residence recently Va cated by MT. and Mrs. w. P. Smith in west Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-06
TAKE BODY TO IOWA

The body of the late Clint c. Mad- dy, who died here Tuesday morninp. Will be taken tonight to his former home at Oskaloosa, Ia., where the funeral will be held. MT. Maddy's family will accompany the body ana will probably remain in Iowa to make their home.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-06
Member of the Associated Prees.

The Associated Press is exclu- sively entitled to the use for repub- ieation of all news dispatches cred ted to 1t or not otherwise credited n this paper, and also the local ssws published herein. All rights f republication of special dispatch V herein arc alse reserved.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-06
PLAN FURTHER PROBE
 OF EASTLAKE MURDER
fRy the Associated Press)

Richmond, Va, Oct. 6.-Further grilling by police is believed to be in store for Miss Sarah Knox and Roger Eastlake, naval petty officer held for the alleged murder of his wife.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-06

Palmetto chapter, Order of East ern Star, will meet tomorrow after noon at 2:30 o'clock, for initiatory work. All members are urged to at- tend.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-14

c1nvalescing from an operation at Al.
bany City hospital. John Mayhem
accompanied him.
Archie II. Robertson, aged go years,
died Sunday morning, December IL,
at lis home in this village after an
illness OF about a year, Mr.. Robert
son was born In Salem. y. Y. He
came to this place about 80 years
ago and during that time has been
employed by the Hale company as q
foreman. He was twice married.
Miss Mittie wilkins OF North Rupert
being his first wife and mother OF his
children. She died in 1911. In 1912
be again married Mrs. Louise Green.
who with his children has tenderly
cared Tor him during his long Illness.
Mr.. Robertson was a kind and geher-
u man who was especially fond OF
children and was a most devoted
mar 10 his family, a good neighbor
and a citizen of the community who
viii be missed. He is survived by
his wife. two sons, Archie and Bernie
Robertson Of this place, one dauf.i-
tor, Mrs. Frances Merritt Of Spring.
field, Mass, and four grandchildren,
James, Archie, jr., and Nellie Robert
son and Flora Merritt. The funeral
was held Tuesday morning from the
Methodist Episcopal church at 10
o'clock. The interment was al North
Rupert.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-14
Rid Your Body of Intesti-
nal Poisons and You
VIII be Well.
You Should Read This,

Albany. N. Y.--"I used to DO
troubled "a great deal with chronic
constipation until one Of my neigh
bors recommended Or. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets to me. These pei
let's were 80 mild that I could
safely take them when in an ex-
pectant condition. and they have
cured me OF habitual s~luggishness
Of the liver.
We frequently have occasion to
refer to Dr. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser when our children
are ailing. 1t Is a splendid book
and should be in every home
Mrs. De Lancey Brown, 29Sh Sec
ond ST.
Send $500 to DR.. Pierce's In
yalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y for this
1000 page book--new edition lust
out, All druggists sell DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets in Csc Walls.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village ane
Advertisements.

Dennison's seals. tags, coin hold.
ars, tissue all colors, tinscl cord.
twine, etc, at Evans. t.
Stoves for sale. both heating and
cooking, good as new for half price.
Charles II. Potter, Main St. S2tt
For storm windows or any work
required at the Bingham shop tele-
phone l99-X or 464-M w. L. Pal
mer. Slt3s
Mrs. f. W. Fuller and son, Clyde
Of White Creek were In town yester.
day visiting Mrs. Fuller's sister, Mrs.
c. S. Estes.
Word has been received by local
friends, that Harvey Veino and fami.
ly, who spend their summers IN
Woodford, have arrived safely In Or.
lando, Florida, where they will spend
the winter.
j Vegte, OF Grand Rapids, arrived
in town Tuesday afternoon. He is to
have charge Of the new bakery which
is to be opened in connection with
the Checkeriine market. Douglas
lld"hb ana MT. NeGte ure III Troy ana
Albany today on business pertaining
to the new enterprise.
State Deputy Edward Baldwin, rep.
%resenting the Grand Council of Wood.
men with headquarters in Rock
Is and IlIino 3, paid the local lodge
his official visit at their regular
meeting, Tuesday night in Wood
mans hall. Six new members were
initiated into TIE order.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-14
EAST ARLINGTON

Mrs. II. 4. Ward was i'll with a cold
last week.
Barbara Bahan. who has been III is
much better.
DR.. and Mrs. Scott K, Gray were in
Troy Sunday.
George Moore and Paul Webb are
working at pawlet.
Mrs. Giles Bacon OF Sunderland
was In town Monday.
Cyrus Secoy Is layed up with blood
poisoning in his hand.
Ernest Mears, who lived in the
Buck block, has moved to SYNDICATE.
Miss Stella sheyelin spent a few
days in bennington last week with
her mother.
Miss Sophia Cole, who has been yls
ting Rev. and Mrs. G, NJ. Woodman-
see ut Salisbury returned home Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira J. Warner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest VanAistyne
spent Sunday IN Dorset visiting
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-14

friends.
Norman Madison spent the weca
end in Albany with his wife who is
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

'u' attempt tls defeated The matter
WIS tl,n dropped when ~, housc M.
'nyI tho s.ltr that b, hld extended
%. ru. la. ur.i.uug unut, bills one
ru.' dHl As 70 moss stands IN the
hWfa. house bills can be- cu.ross"d un.
uu tomorrow noon ana ulsad finally
Untl 1huI l.N room. senate bills can
h' ,lgi fs.l uutl Thur dly noon and
filiN pl .I until Friday noon.
Ag AGREEMENT was reached late to
.i." hy the lI,r ,uurI,l,. committee
.1 th. wH.uUW Wnr. bills However.
DO. ,W.st hHs NOT been submitted
o. either branch fur adoption. The
a,utphy senate BIN has been adopted.
Hcclrding e. members oi the committee
which provides that the minimum wage
l.W shall lc under the Jurisdiction ~
Oh" industrial accident board ana that
its provisions shall uu, uply o. towns
ul l,s' than 1850 population and In rs.
attachments whrr, ~ coz less persons
20 employed