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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-19
VIRGINIA NEWS Camp Humphreys

Norfolk.-More than 100000 bar
rels of potatoes have been shipped
from the Norfolk potato section this
spring, representing approximately
100000 barrels more than marketed
in 1920. Growers, however, received
small returns for Their lahors, the
market having suffered reaction,
bringing prices down to 81 and So
during the latter part of the season,
so that the crop will be valued at
little more than third that of the
crop Of 1920.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-19

Graham.-MiIliard Woody, a 16-
year-o!d Graham boy, and the son OF
J. W. Woody, was recently buried
alive IA :. ditch, he was assisting III
digging here and was dead when his
body was taken from the debris,
some thirty minutes after the acci-
dent happened.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-19

Norfolk Editors and publishers
of national renown will have part
in the program of the thirty-third an
nual convention Of the Virginia Press
Association to be held in the Ocean
View Hotel here July q and p:
when newspaper men from al! parts
of the State will gather to discuss
problems of the game"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-19

Newport News-Rum runners ere
operating eff the Virginia coast, IS
the opinion Of marine men OF this
city. the master Of the American
steamer Sewalls Point reporting or
his arrival Wednesday that ne sight
ed q mysterious sailing vessel near
the capes while on his way in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-19

fus Harraway is nonresident OF
this State: 1t is Ordered, That said
defendant appear here within ten days
after due publication of this order,
and do what IS necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
A. II. Collins, P. Q.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
170-4wp Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-19
LAUGHS

A literary family to which a
seventh child had just come was at
country house, and for time a
good deal Ct the care of the other six
children 'deevolved upon the father,
who had Spartan ideas as to the up
bringing of his sons. One morning
he carried his two-year-old to the
creek near his home to give him a
cold plunge. The child objected lust
lily to this proceeding, but was firm
ly held and duc:.ed, Notwithstanding.
At the instant of the ducking how
ever, brawny hand seized The Spar
tan father by his shoulder and flung
him back. while the angry voice of
the farmer, who was his nearest
neighhor, :-,oared in his ears:
"Here! None of that! I'll have the
law on you for this"
For some time the father endeav-
ored to convince the farmer that he
was not trying to drown the child.
Even Their he wssn't wholly convinc-
ed. To the very last minute he kept
shaking his head specifically and say
ing.
"Well, I dunno about that. |
dunno. You got six besides this. =
Harper's.
elias Bobbe been eating between
meals?"
"Bcbbie has no between meals. =
Life. ].
"The Hotel Biltless has most
wonderful cuisine!"
"You ask for tea, suppose ~
Dartmouth Jack-o'-Lantern.
"Your husband must enjoy his
home"
she does. Especially when I want
him to take me ut."-Sydney Bull
letin.
City Youth-"What's that the calf
is licking?"
Cow Farmer-"That's rock salt
my boy"
:: -: City Youth-"Go hon! I've often
wondered how corn-beef was made!"
Sydney Bulletin.
She-"Jack, must have a COM
plete set of new clothes! I'm sure
the entire neighbcrhood knows my
. present wardrobe by heart"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. it be
cheaper to move to a new nelghoor-
hood Passing Show (Londonl.
Charlotte-"Saw Joe at the movies
with Mabel Saturday night. Aren't
you keeping company, with HIM
now?"
Gladys-"No. I asked him if he
liked her better than ne, ard ne sac,
yes-so | threw him over."-Lite.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-19
Attractions Playing Week Ending,
July 81, 1921.

Monday, July 25-All star cast i'm
Tigers Coats, Pathe News, Ro!i11
Comedy.
Tuesday, July 26-Ina Claire in
Polly With Past, Fox News, The
Fire Bug.
Wednesday, July 27--Charaes Ray
i'm Old Fashioned Boy, Pathe News.
Thursday, july 2S-Tom Moone IN
Officer G6G. People you Know, Bray
Friday, July 29.-Eileen Percy IN
Bllsirirg Bride, Mrttt and Jeff, POLO
Educational.
Saturday, July 3O-Eva NowaA in
The Torment, Rire Bugs 2 reels, conf
edy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-19

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office CT the Ccrpo-
ration Court CT THE City CT Alexan-
:Id.a On tl,a 18th day Of july, 1921.
Be2ltr:cc Hapraway, complainant VS..
.AGlorphus Haaraway, defendant. In
ChaaceHy Nc. 1902.
MEMO.
TIE object cf this suit is to obtain
a decree granting TO the complaint
ant an absolute divorce from the de-
fardant On the ground of Gesertion.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant Adorp-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-19

Charlotte-"Saw Joe at the movies
with Mabel Saturday night. Aren't
you keeping company, with him
now"
Gladys-"No. I asked him if he
liked her better than ne, ard he sac.
ves-so | threw him over."-Life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-19
DALkS At UNION
WITH SOUTH IRELAND
Continued from page one)

Tile Ulster Premier new teclar'
Euntly that the British Government
must reach its own agreement with
De Wal1ara and that Ulster is deter
n:red 70 nra,iGyta!n it's present status
thus rcprdia;Fing the whole Sim Ft!n
argument that Ulster is in the nlnori-
ty and must bow to the majority IN
Ireland.
There is some hope, however, that
when Mn. Lloyd George meets Mr.. de
Vaa2na again o. Thursday he may lie
able by some means to rescue the
NEGOTIATIONS from the apparent dead
lock.
N'lIic the premier was il confer
cncc with Mr.. de Va'era he sent 4
ra.epfcne message for the Ulster
reader, wilo arrived with The Marquis
Of LotN!on'Eaa1y a.gnost at the moment
that The Premier WAS taking leave Of
Mr.. de Valera; i'm fac:, the latter was
rot aware until afteward that Sin
james had been summoned. The otiic;a;
announcements shows that Mr. Lioyc
George received The Ulster Premier
and lis colleagues after De Valera
had departed.
Mr.. ::.><d George cori"rr2i with the
U s;er Premier alole.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-19

Old Dominion Division 10. $50 e.
!. A. TO the 3. of L. L. will give their
anuai excursion to Marshall Hall Wed
ncs,!ay, .'uv 20 Feat ~ lea, Xxx
andria 1879 Il. nj. and 3 a. m. and !
p. m. Adult tickets 55c. .Chlldrers
25c 1882
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-19

"How did it come about" a friend
Of the family asked, that old Gold
bugs daughter refused Lord
swell, you see" another friend Of
The family answered, Jane Goldbug
is slightly deaf, and when the E.;rI
proposed to her she thought he was
soliciting for the Red Cross, and so
she told him she was very sorry, put
she hid promised her money n an
other direction" London. Evening
News.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-19
VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office OF the Corpo-
ration Court of the City of AleXan-
cr;a en- the 18Th day eff July. 1921
Merry Emily Robey, complainant VS..
George Walter RCbey, defendant In
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-19

"My husband has had Indigestion
for the past month"
"Really! I'm so sorry! | had no
idea you were without a cook."-Syd-
ney Bulletin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-19

Manassas.-Tha sixtieth anniver-
sarv of the first battle OF ri Run,
or Manassas, occurs mex E.E sday.
July 81, and will BE celchu@.ea in this
city with Citing &c. .moE.cs, Many
Union and Confedera'a tormer sol
diers, now living in Maryland and
Virginia, took part IL that historic
engagement
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-15
Silk Negligees
$20.5O Values at Sis

Crepe de Chine, Crepe Meteor ana
tions are the materials used in these
Colors are brown, copen, yellow,
lavender, pink and others. These
same negligees sold last Christmas
, at $3.50. During our May Sales
of White they are
offered
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-15

45.ineh Swiss White organdy. little bet.
ter quality than the one above, that sells
regularly at s1.25 yard; May Sale
Special at
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-15
42-INCH SWISS ORGANDI

During our May Sales Of White we are
offering our regular 75c White Organdie.
45 inches wide, at the phenomenal price
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-15
4O-INCH SWISS ORGANDIE

This is our regular SOC Organdie, full 40
inches wide offered during the May Sales
of White at the unusually low price ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-15

45.inch Swiss White Organdy. our regular
slO0 grade, which is offered during our
May Sales of White at
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-15
THE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT CON-
TRIBUTES THESE ORGANDIES

The reduction offered by Dress Goods Department
on the Organdies much as 35 per cent. This
offer coming it does right at the time when gradu-
alton and summery frocks in the planning should
make douby attractive. One should investigate these
values before buying.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-15

with
wonderful
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
az subscribase a GEL IMPARCIAL.
105
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.
Refcrencias: Art 1850 siguentes codigo Civil

ART 15-TERNos TEcNIcos-Los erminos cnicos las fu
ccncias nep6ardn segdn e
signfcado aceptac6n que tengpn admdos los pos
aeos Ia cencia arte profession Ia cdl Sc reanRosa-
E Pueblo 16 Dec r. 513 As la palabra roo"
de tabaco sgnca pezaEl Pueblo Colon 26 Dec
r. H. S Una acsac6n por eeccio Illegal de la medicinal
sucenca eemeno echo conocdo decr que
vnda medcna"-El Pueblo Barros 26 Dec r. 3O9
Las palabas espiritus deslados esus acoh6ico incu
conocida pOr alcohol eco 6xdo hidatado de
etlo espfu de vnoP Disting Company Tesoreo 26
Dec p r. 532 TT Standard grado legal meda que fl
ia e mie mnimo para de lecheE Pueblo Vazquez
26 Dec r. A. Ell concepo abandono de la ley ndero 81
1915 gual del arcuo 263 del C6digo Penal
FL Pueblo Cntr6n 26 Dec p 246 PROCESS
law define Ex-parte Dfaz r. 54 corpus
ia nterprea Cntr6n vazquez IS Dec r. sos La
cuerpo poico" define Roay El Pueblo 16 Dec
La Erase eg6n pecorda "heda penetrante eespa
clio ntercosta Pueblo Rivera p r. S1
"Memorandum" define Torres rzarry 10 r. 361
"Prima acie apic Gonzalez Collazo 25 p r. 6O
Las eas M d. signhcan doctor medcna-El Pueblo
Ruiz % Dec 800 La paabra ndusrae ley de pesas
meddas apica e senido lato que tiene la
cienca econ6micaE Pueblo Beauchamps p r. BO2
El termino a pdba1 del artcuo 59l del C6co Civil en- rea
c6n e $50 del mino cuerpo legal ncuye
ca Garcia 25 Dec r. 12s s enomnan carreas los made
ros oos maeraes horzona que ponen las zapaas
r. 12s @Pancs 81 Pueblo 25 Dec e 5s Am
cuando Ia frae historical uo UNIVERSAL Ia herencia
los defechos de mardo usufrucuao amben ncu
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28

Ams~ ~ Assa sssuse - -
~ ssaa&a a salsf .lals lalss.
~ s-a sAsssaa eaa0a 49, t.n
.Ana mas a. aaaAanA "A ,al~e
E.sse R,,~. Vac ifAW aAunasnis
sAlEs lasa s>as cpuws,sa.
a. nwa lals~si,s a. la lara
ArseswlA n eaaa~ns0 le~ HN~
sgulsmlse nsx~iAsWic i.en Ne
nus4 Aalsmcsa Ahsqsy-sslsuir
llsm aN~A Msawmass Ncsal,~, ~
aesss lsNmssra Voll , rs@lo Mr.
MHllam gNmian. lam NansHl IRA
a.. llan Ilan,issa Nii~n,lA. = lAcu
Ramsm Mats
llan csnifai.lo maissm~nio
n asassiahle lsssa Aiiuso lsara
Gamlns. run ia Sfsa. anana San
ios ssunnaleE. lges ,lc~ramcs iolo
g,arFe D. sclicisla.lcs ca Ia nacsa
aida.
A,yr q iagcnicre lie Ia Zen.
iral camhalache Tue agFSSli,lo l.or
zrn..n Cruz qar r. ,lia an faerte
goll~ IA Ia caleEa con un garro.
~.
Sc Snrlica al J-fe he Ia 70
litia ~. DiaE. YEA Ia manera he
rrprimir los escandalos del GALL
nero del ieairo oliver. duranie
las funciones de Cine, Y 10 cual
dcslice de Ia cnltura dc esta 20.
blaci0R. A Ia carccl con los de.
sorneaaslufcs.
-Eia sido nombrado pc6n ca
minero Carmelo Rodriguez. MA
n,t. monbramicnto hecho por el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
cRoMcA ARE cIBENA

sAns. -mnae a. saaa. t'ulsilsas
Nnthslssl
~ hsssa ~ s~it.li..s laata
"a f,a. lnwwsas8.m sW~aspaW D.
D. railr - Narailaas~
-, ga.~s-lc t.s saaas ral.li
- Mausal.al q sShat uaa sAsa
~ Asss , r.lsa . h i'lanWla ~
h MagaslsWA
VA ss.le i,.anlssa.lo Suhmaf
slal awuas.ln a. s~aa sAsae A.
a,isifie. laen eamsa Nrawa.ss
Asss.=s=s. fszsa sssslszs II ssoanir
v,w ariafA Il ~ rcl,N Rn~a
tAalaEN.
~ cius Roja hsnal a-~a ~
i~f = easalrse asa * solslaae
1man ssalsAa. ss~ilealc cn Il IA.
fsSo Ra issl'ss.
rsuyysPoHsai.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
PRONTUARIO.

ni 26 Dec p r. ISL Ia Erase hagamos mutuamente Sc in
terpreta Hueva Civ6s "a Dec 373 La Erase para
demandante ydmandadoy inerrea Rosay FL Pug
bio 16 Dec r. r. 5O9 Ls palabra panduce ineeta en- e
Pueblo Coll 26 Dec r. r. A. La sentenca Oda
ayudae la cQms0n de dchO acto inter
El Pueblo Pilot 26 Dec r. 557 La Erase noara
rco que todo conendo EN- doeumento: suciene para
cunplr arcuo II de la Ley Notaa resueve Gambia
C0doya Regsrador 26 Dec r. r. Las palabras camara
nterpean Iturno Iturrino "A Dec 7S
Dele dasee todas las palaba Cells Aquer Mendez
Dec r. 9s La dsyunva usada la ley de 1911 de Coptri
bucioDs nce cuaauer procemieno eye cabo cualque
digepcia. interpreter South r. Sugar Co. Benedeto
2e Dec R 5 La Erase erteza de upa ntenci6n comun"
inereta FL Rueboys Mercado 26 Dec p R. 1s La Erase
gar para ia iucoy nterpreta Aenjo
Santiago 20 Dec 467 La palabra willT inerprea FL
Pueblo Gande ~ Dec r. 53 La palabra 4seria" puede
lugar de ia paabra gave" que ndca ley de 10 de
1904 inc de Ia secci6n respeco acometmento
ee0nE Pueblo Del Vale % Dec p r. BAL El signhcado
De b palab daviv de eontener declaracones para
fir eiecto los ucos-Hnandez Paos 20 Dee p r. 00
IA paabra pension aimenca acanza al susento rabac6n,
p aIstenca mdca peo reposici0n de moblario dis
aceion ctasManrique de Lara Garros % Dec r. 40S
Una resolution ictada procedimieno sobre administration u
a decden deechosde acreedor de los ndos
b q ao De ceras cadas dentro defnc6n
Ga 4n "a I arco 1888 del C6dgo de Enuiciamento Civil
saso d Ahara Central Xannna % Dec p r. 566 que
nae cpmpareeeneia general especial esolvi6 Apa
M EhIsliesoh % Dec r. "Due' del aculo 80 C6dgo
0<aninio Civil ntorpea 10 mo que the adverse party
H|e his reply Gonzalez coazo . r. r. 15O A
ssi 0oeamenio p1beo Pietri's Regsrador % Dec
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28

sasncgmlmenae sn los exanos
AilAnllce y naclAca.
As miNme M peaide a %.
esTaihr noinr cue dos plamesns
sikil,lcs - ncccan mo a elFo
harla los ciulos Acl sudocsiQ Es.
sns planclas son Venus y Marie.
sicndp q Esimcro macho mas n.
minoso. IN eneTo =. aHsAsos es-
tahan cn conlanci6n, iambien 70
extaran en- abril 4 y octabe 3.
II pasado aho no 10 estuvieron.
nj 10 eStar&n mas hasia pAxadO
q aho 1922 0tro par de planetas
visihles en- h mahana. seran ga-
piter y Saturno. el primero apare
cera mas luminoso y gradualmen
ie alcanzandO al segando. 10 mas
interesante acerca de estos pla-
netas es que justamente ahora
cada Uno Ia comenzado a retro
gradar. Y asi continuaran su
aparente mOvimiento hacia el
oeste. entire las estrellas, duran
te cerca de un tercio de aiio,
cnando reasuman su marcha ha-
Ella el este. Jupiter alcanzara a
Saturno en- septiembre Ia. Sc
'ra esta la segunda vez que ocu-
IRA una conjunction planetaria
en- el presente siglo. La prime
ra conjunction tuvo lugar en-
1901. 0tras notables conjuncio-
nes notables registradas para
este afio seraR las de Venus Y
Saturno, en- octubre %; Venus v
Jupiter, en- octubre 25; Marie Y
Saturno, en- noviembre 13 Y
Marie Y Jupiter, en- noviembre
26.
Habra sin duda alguna un Gre
cido ndmero de fen6menos no
previstos, tales como meteoros,
auroras boreales y aerolitos.
Existiran cuatro epocas de in
teres perenne cada aiio. Son, es-
tas, los. principles ASTRONOMERS
de las estaciones: Sus fechas
para ell aiio 1921 son: Primavera,
que comenzara el 20 de mario a
las 1851 P. M; Verano, ell 21
de JUNO, a las 6:36 P. M. !; Oto-
no, ell % de septiembre, a las
9:2O A. M; e Invierno, ell % de
diciembre, a las 4:08 A. M.
(Traducido del 'New York
Times.")
az -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
Los ElenigOs Dc d MUja

la casa CanteFo. Fernandez y Co.
inc.. cn sus slepartameutos he llbferla.
Alien - y Salvador Ban 81 y ~. aca.
la De recihir In version inglcsa he Los
enemiecs De In Muicr The enemies Of
womcnl. del insisne Vicente Rlasco
1bahcz.
Ia traducci0n cs de Irving Brown.
y eSta cuidadosamcnie hecha.
~ prccio de Ia edici6n inglcsa que
rs una maravilla he pulcritud, es de
S2.l0 con franqueo.
/ \ In misma edicion. tan cuidada Y
tan bella. solo cucsta en- cspaiiol $l.J0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
0BStlVlr0IGs ASTRONOMERS
S0BRe EL ll0 1871

ta a. las cn~as mas iuapse.
sAules gae IssanAn olsrclzAExe eA
este am ae ia2l. egxA 4 hcche
a. eae ccnsiAFA a. rinco mencs
con csnco sahaaes cnaA uno. en
Ava a. caalro msescs con an diA
de naro HcxsrA~. Esias cl'~cr.
Aacioncs han sias reAlizadas y
Anolaaas ea m SanAAsla aslre-
ndmico 3 cAlendario &c este aao.
rOr q IN. BENJAMIN r. ianncy.
.profcscr de Astronomia del CO.
leeie Woostcr.
ConiFAriO a sn antecesor Il
ia2o. este afo sera nn ahO CO.
mum. 10 c0al sigfnhca cue ten
dra S6s dias. Dando cOmienzo
en- sahadO. terminara en- saba
do tambien. Is esta una de las
catOrce variedades de aAos que
Sc pueden hallar densro del bre-
We iAtervalD de 2S amos. como el
cOmprendido de 1904 a 1928. in
elusive. El Calehdario de este
aio es identicO al de 1910. Y
pOdra duplicarse con los de los
ahos subsecuentes del presente
siglO Y que sc relacionan asi:
1927, 1898, 1949. 1855. 1866,
1877, 1888, 1894.
FL aho 1921 tiene anotada una
era de acontecimientos muy sin
gulares que cualquier curioso po-
dIa notar a la simple vista. Por
eiemplo: los meses\ empiezan Y
terminan en- todos los diferentes
dias de la semana. Tambien Ca
da final de mes cae a 10 sumo
una vez cada dia, de la semana,
excepto el 81. que este aiio no
Icae jamas en- viernes.
Como en- todos los amos
comunes, solo hay dos meses que
tienen identicos calendhrios
enero Y octubre. En-. los afios
bisiestos los lnicos meses que
tienen calendarios iguales son
enero Y julio.
Acknowledgements considera-
do, no >deja de tener interes. ell
1921. Habra, dos eclipses de sol
" dos de luna, siendo ambos vi
'sibles en- los Estados Unidos. El
primero de. .estos ,eclipses luna
res ocurrira en- abril 21 Y Ell Sc
gundo en- octubre 16. Los eclip-
ses de sol ocurriran en- abril 8
y octubre 1, que seran visibles
....- : :. ; "a. z. .....
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
ORTECA HERMANOS. SUCESORES.

guiens ahonas panaderfas San General
Contreras 10s eeono ST. En- Sanurce Ia antigua
panaderfa que perenec6 los sens Fuene emano
Parada 90, telefono 534 sgs s
Ell meor pan que dsrbuye domicio rpdos
bigienos autom6vles dnca
vicio de esta fndole, hasta la fecha. #
Nuesro superior rapidez sericio exema
complacencia el clente. ass X IL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
AN UNCIESE
INTELIGENTEMENTE

Ell anuncio es el mejor vehiculo del
ha -dicho un ilustre colega
de Cadierno. Procure situar los su-
yos donde los lea la gente que este
en- condolences de satisfacer sus pro-
p6sitos. La inteligencia no esta en-
anunciar 81 no en- saber donde Sc
anuncia. Advt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-04
A. II. Winslow, Inc
HARDWARE
friends in Bondyille.

friends in Bondville.
Miss Habel Goyette of Connecticut
was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hard spent
Monday in Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs, w, H. Roberts we're
IN Bennington last week.
Miss Halle Thompson spent a few
days in Troy, N. Y, recently.
Miss Edna Graves has accepted a
position in Bronxville, N. Y,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stone of Ben.
nington were in town recently.
Amos McNairy of Cleveland is
spending few weeks in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Field Kennard have
moved to Great harrington, Mass.
Mrs, H. H. Porter and Miss Porter
of Chicago were in town last week.
Mrs. Frank NJ Pearson, who had
been in Scotia, n. Y, for a short visit
has returned
Miss Annie BATHS, who has been
spending few weeks in Washington,
! Z. c., has returned
Mr., and Mrs. Roger Hulburd of
Hyde Park we're recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs, b. p. Hamlin.
Mrs. Robert Batchelder, who had
been spending the winter in South
/ Carolina, has returned.
Frank Rowe, who was the guest of
! his brother, c. 3. Rowe, has returned
to his home in Middlebury.
/ G. Cecil Ackley of Rutland has ac.
cepted position as manager of the
local Combination Cash store.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charleg Fl. Hawley
who have been spending the winter in
St PETERSBURG, Fla, arc home again.
Kenneth Fairman Of Springfield
Mass. is spending few days here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Farmar.
! Several people from this town at
tended the reading given Tuesday eve
nng by yachael Lindsay at the Bap
fist church in Bennington.
Miss Marion Botsford is entertain
ing Miss Nallte Simmons Of Craw
fordsyille, iad. They were class
mates at the Indiana Library school
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-04
HE BELIEvES|T
SAVED HIS LIFE
Montpelier Man Eats Good,
Sleeps Sound and Feels Just
Fine In Every Way.
He States.

81 don't believe anybody my age
feels any better than | do now" said
Joseph Lamery, Of rs East State St.,
Montpelier, VT, in relating his expert
ence with Tanlac.
81 suffered a general breakdown a
little over a year ago as the result OF
infu anza, and following this | had a
case of pneumonia ghat nearly proved
the end of me. | had been in run
down condition before these troubles
came on and they put me in such bad
shape that never expected to be well
again. | suffered from indigestion all
the time and my appetite played out
completely, was as nervous and
restless as could be and couldn't half
sleep. | was worried a lot, too, with
dizziness, headaches, bloating and a
bad taste in my mouth, and | hadn't
been able to work for some time. |
knew if | didn't get something to help
me | would soon be done for
IT'S certainly lucky for me that
decided to try Tanlac, for it has put
me in just as fine shape as ] could
want to be | eat good and hearty.
sleep good and sound and feel as fine
as a fiddle actually believe Tanlac
has saved my life and can't say
enough for it for making me so strong
and healthy"
Tanlac is sold In Bennington by w
l.. Gokay; in Plainfleld by Il. f. Lea
witt, and in North Bennington by A,
N. Shepard,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-04
EAST RUPERT

Mr. and Mrs. Clark Harwood are in
very poor health this spring.
Mrs. A. A. Robert has been quite
i'll but is much better at the present
time.
Carl Hill, who is employed in Man
chester. was home for short time
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dean attended
the funeral of Plat Herrick of Paw
let, Monday.
Many people from this place attend
cd the moving pictures at Granville
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Jones and Mrs, Cook of Poult-
ney have been spending several days
at Henry Towsleys.
Frank Root has been con~ned to
the house for several days with an
attack of rheumatism,
b. Laid attended the funeral of
his sister, Mrs John Whitcomb at
Dorset last Wednesday.
Charles Towsley and family took a
trip to Middletown Sunday, to visit
Mrs. Rosnds. Mrs. Towsley's aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cary of Truth
vile, N. Y, spent Sunday with Clark
Harwood's people, Mrs, Cary's par
ents,
Quite a number from East and North
Rupert and Pawlet attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Fred Phelps at Dorset
last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcclure and
their daughter, Margaret of Manches-
ter, and were guests last week Of
Harry Danforth's family. Mrs Nc
CURE and Mrs. Danforth are sisters.