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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-17
WOMAN CALLS HALT
Welded Six Times She Declares She
Will Wed no More.

Mrs. Augusta dessert Grimm, SIX
times married and five times "wid-
ow." has taken a pledge never to
promise to obey and love" again, re-
lates a Milwaukee, Wis, dispatch.
Never again." Mrs. Grimm MUIR
INJURED as she walked from Judge A.
c. Bachuss courtroom following her
acquittal on q charge Of bigamy. six
times is sufficient"
Mrs. Grimm had been charged by
her sixth and latest huband Peter
Grimm, with having married him be-
fore she had obtained 4 divorce from
John Dessert, who served in the capac-
ity of her fifth and also her third hus-
band.
Il was happy when I married the
first time, back in 1874" she said. Il
was fifteen years old then, but 1 lived
with my first husband almost thirty
years. Then | married again, and four
months later my second husband was
accidentally drowned. l was happy
while 1 had him, too"
1t was at this point in Mrs. DESERTS
life that John Dessert entered. After
living with him short time she was
divorced. Later she married again
and was divorced once more, She then
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-17

bills agreed to by the house are killed
by the senate just in such proportion
will the levy have to be raised by the
senate" The appropriation bill, were
none Of -hese new revenue sources
made ava liable, Mr.. Hughes said
would require a state tax levy OF
10 1-2 mills as compared with the Il
mill levy of last year.
The ways and means committee in
the bill have seen fit to reduce the
clerical help of the state receiving
over $1,000 annually, 10 per cent. OF
their salary, except in few instances
The salaries of state officers are mot
reduced, nor do the members of the
general assembly prune their own sal
aries. In at least one case, that OF
corporation clerk in the office of the
secretary Of state, the position is en-
tirely abolished. No appropriation Is
made for extra auditors under the
comptroller general to review county
books. The wages of all porters In
the State House were reduced, some
of them by amounts as large as so
per cent.
Among the larger cuts, compared
with the appropriations of 1921, were
the comptroller generals office, slS,-
900; the Citadel. s2So,OO0; State Med
ical college, $4,000; John de Ia Howe
school, $4,000; school for deaf, dumb
and blind, $4,000; superintendent Of
education, $S5O,OOO; state hospital,
$4,000: state penitentiary, 10000;
industrial school for boys, $4,000: re-
tormatory for negro boys, $4,000;
law enforcement fund, $4,000; state
board of health, $1,000; state ware
house commission, $4,000; state cleo
trician, $4,000; state highway COM
mission, $4,000, and Confederate in
firmary, 49,, 1000.
or the colleges, the university gets
an increase of $1,000 over the appro-
priation for 1921, Clemson college an
increase of $4,000 and the state negro
college an increase Of $4,000. Win
throp college was cut, approximately
$4,000. Among the items allowed the
university was an appropriation of
$4,000 for plans and estimates on a
women's dormitory to be erected there
in the future. The entire building
program of the Citadel was disal-
lowed. ..
The following Is the recapitulation
Of the appropriations, the first column
carrying the amounts proposed by
Governor Cooper in the budget, the
second the appropriations carried in
the bill as introduced last night.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-17
GOAT MUST GO
A. e. r. Mascot Got Into Trouble With
Children.

Billy, the goat mascot of the Amer
lean troops stationed in Wiltshire dur
ing the war, is to die, says a Chicapo
dispatch.
The dashing cavalry tactics which
made him the idol Of his wartime
comrades have led to misunderstand-
ings with small children on the road
near the home of his peace-time mas
ter, Harold Jones, of Cherhill.
A policeman found the goat per-
forming q war dance before four
scared children and their mother,
promptly arrested him, and requested
his master to appear before the mag
istrate at Calne, where Mr.. Jones was
fined 81 for allowing Billy to stray.
and ordered to destroy him.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-17

-Chas. o. Hearon, Of Spartanburg,
has resigned from the state highway
commission because he disapproved of
forced resignation Of State Highway
Engineer Charles H. Moorfield.
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BY Jas. D. Grist,

Continued on Page Two.)
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hope you didn't git hurt and If you
beside to leave this coledge hope you
will come to us as our athletick kir-
ruckulum is very high but l dident
sign nothing.
l past on basket ball made 81 9-16.
l am a bit short please send me
twenty dollars.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-17

married John for the second time.
They separated a few months later,
and after seven years she married
Grimm.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-17
ANNUAL SUPPLY BILL
Ways AM. Means Committee Submits
.. Estimates.
Big REDUCTION FROM LAST YEAR
Five Mill Levy on Property Provided
Newly Suggested Revenue Measures
Become Law-Winthrop College is


pecome Ld"-"lnIHTop SoheNe 10
Hard Hit.
Columbia State, Wednesday.
The general state appropriation bill,
carrying five mill levy and an aggre-
gate Of S5,671 ,6S4.47 for the operation
and maintenance Of state departments,
institutions and agencies, was intro
duced in the house Of representatives
by the ways and means committee last
night. The total appropriations pro-
vided for in the bill are $1,095, ,450.65
less than the amount carried in the
1921 appropriation measure, which
carried a IL mill levy. The LIN also
carries a reduction of $794,555.4S un-
der the $6,466,24O.15 recommended by
the governor in the 1922 budget.
The measure, which was given it's
first reading last night, will be placed
on the desks of the members in print
ed form this morning and will proba-
bly, be made a special order for Thurs
day night, according to E. T. Hughes
Of Marion, chairman Of the ways and
means committee. The appropriation
bill last year was introduced in the
house, given it's three readings and
sent to the senate in three days.
The five mills provided for in the
bill levied on the $452,490, 900 taxable
property in the state, according to
Chairman Hughes, will raise s2,262,453
of the $5,671, ,S64.67 appropriated, while
departmental and institutional fees
and collections will bring in 1891, 900.
This will leave a deficit Of SEATS
231.67 to be raised for the remaining
portion of the fiscal year by the new
revenue measures, now up for consid-
Grafton in the senate or in the hands
of the conference committees. 1.-THE
amount so estimated as derivable from
the new tax sources" Mr.. Hughes
says, is extremely conservative and
If all the revenue bills sent TO the
senate by the house are agreed to by
that body and boone law it is proba-
BILE that the conference committee may
be able to reduce the levy by one half
or one mill. If, however, the revenue
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-17

Miss Dorothy Vicaji, who has
painted many distinguished person
ages of Europe. is now at work on a
portrait of Dowager Queen Alexandra.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-17

DR.. Jennie c. Murphy. boss of the
construction and street cleaning gang
in Yankton, S. Dak., Is the only wo-
man street commissioner in the coun-
try.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-01
FORMER NURSE
GAINS 20 LBS.
TAKING TANLAC
Il Don't Hesitate To Recommend
II To AnvoEe Suffering From
Stomach Trouble And Kin
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After hearing 80 much about Tan
lac bought bottle thinking II It
did others 50 much good II might help
me too Well, 1t has not only helped
me, but have actually gained twenty
five pounds since taking IL and never
felt better 10 my life said Mrs Marie
j Howard, graduate nurse OF Bellevue
Hospital 400 Westlake Ave, North,
Seattle Wash
MY appel te is good now and my
stomach is IN such splendid condition
that everything ! eat agrees with me.
/ used to be bothered q good deal by
ny kidneys and liver, but now they
both seem normal in every way.
MY nerves are calm and steady,
and sleep like child every night
| have had q great deal OF experience
with medicine and | don't hesitate to
recommend Tanlac to those who have
stomach trouble and kindred com
pIaluta'
Tanlac is sold n Bennington by W
l.. Gokay; in North Bennington by a.
N. Shepard IN Pownal BY jos NJ
Proud, and in South SALISBURY by
G Il. aud A. b Hawkins. Advertise
mcnt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Fret boiled shrimp and lobster at
tho Checkerline.
Salt salmon. mackerel. c'scoes and
herring at the Checker.ine
The Woman RELIEF Corps Will
serve another old-fash.oned supper
.'rlday M I.
Miss Ella Kinney will resume
dressmaking TIE 18th OF February.
Telephone 1929
Miss Martha L. Simmons Of North
Bennington has been appointed ad.
ministratriX d. b. n. o. the state OF
the late H. c. Simmons.
II. ]. Crawford and Z. G. Aver,
students at Williams college, left
this morn NJ from Bennington for a
hike over the .ong trail.
Halibut. haddock, cod. founder
Spanish mackerel. sme.t, seal ops
perch. p ckerel, hnnan haddio, clans
i've ana boiled lcbs e. 10 % a.
small oysters Order Thursday for
early delivery Friday. Checkerline.'
The house arl lot at va S,noo
street. Just north o. the y VI. c. 4
build ng, has been purchased Of Mrs
Caroline s. Ciapp by DR.. Z. NJ. Gardi
n or and wife. Dr. Gardiner, who
now resides on West MAN st.ovt
proposes to use the house on Schoo
street for residence and office mr.
poses. The sale was made through
the II. 3. Hutch MS agency.
Charles H. Bradley head ~ III,
Thompson Island trade school a
Boston died Monday after a long i'll
ness. Mr.. Brad ey was a native O
Vermont. having been born IN John
son 81 years ago. lie had been th'
head of The Thompson Island schoo
for the past 80 years and under hin
il has come to be one OF the mos
notable schools OF its kind. For IN,
mast six months Miss NJ Edna Wal
dron Of Remington has been EN-
p.oyed as secretary TO Mr. Bradley
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-01

the home OF Mrs. ]. +. Stanley
Thursday afternoon at o'clock
s Minnie " es AMI Mra. Stanley
hostesses. Mrs. y. w. Niles, lead.
er.
White Creek Grange will meet at
Il rooms Friday evening and the
GLOWING program VII be given:
: nging by Grange. readings. Cur
ant Events. illustrated song "
laht members vocal solo, Robert
Niles: tableau. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
lies. The liners. Mass Sarac rer-
MS.
Edna. the eleven weeks old daugh-
Nr. and Mrs, EDWARD Austin
OF North Bennington and grand
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Gavin
larsh of tlis place. died at the Nc
Z elland hospital in Cambridge, Jan.
o. after a brief Illness. Funeral
vas held from the home in North
bennington Sunday afternoon at
1870. Rev. Vischer of North Hoosick
lac atlng. The body was placed In
he vault at Hoosick Falls. sympathy
Is extended to the grief stricken
amiy
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-01
SALISBURY VALLEY


George Bouplon was in Benning
ton Saturday.
Mrs, Minnie Bouplou 10 confined tc
her bed by Illness
Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Stanley were II
HoosiCk Falls Saturday
Allan Foster Of Bennington MIST
fed at Albert Andrews Sunday
Clarence Peters has secured en-
ploymnt on Jermain Hin farm
Adelbert Woodland and son Ralph
were Cambridge visitors Sunday
John Herher Of Albany Is spend
Ing the week on Jermain Hin farm.
Floyd Bouplon was Mort Ben
n!ngton visitor over the week end.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bouplon
twere Bennington visitors Wednes-
day.
Mrs. s. II. Lake and daughter
Susie, were Bennington visitors sun
day
Mrs. Albert Andrew does not i'm
prove as asst as her many friends
wish
Mrs J. +. stanley and daughter
Eva, we're in Cambridge on business
Monday.
( Born, Jan. 26. a son. weighing "A
lbs to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hunt o.
White Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Fuller motored
to the home Of her parents In shu
shan Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Quill Of s;laftsburS
were guests of Mrs. Charles Pea
cock, Saturday.
Mrs. Ernest Stanley Of shaftsbur!
I visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
AIDE bert Woodland Monday.
Mrs Orvire Fillmore and son Yer
ME, yisiter Mrs. Flmores father il
, Powual over the week end.
Mrs. Il. II Sisson Wis ted be
lsister, Miss Margaret Steeo woo 1
I'M at her home in Shushan, Wed
! nesdaJ.
Miss Jean Niles was at the hom
Of her parents for the Weekend
'Sho returned to her school in Ben
nington sunday
5 Cyrus Estes oil Bennington motor
cd to TIE home of Frank Fuller, Sun
I. day, an unusual occurrence at tn
f., time Of the year
The fourth quarterly conference
(which was 10 have been held at th
church Tuesday, has been postponed
indefinitely as the district superiu
tendent was unable to be present
, Mary Davis. the i've year OH
: daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. William
y Davis, is seriously i'll of pnoumonia
4 Miss Peterson. a trained nurse iron
! Remington, has charge Of the case
The w +. NJ. 8, will be held a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Vllsae and
Advertisements.

~ -
Better than Five" 1913
George Z. Donnelly spent Tuesday in
Troy
Albert Andrews Of SALISBURY Valley
was IN town Tuesday
Ripe plneapples, good red grapes,
grapefruit and oranges, Checkerline
Market.
Miss Helen T. Hurley IL spending
few days In Albany, visiting Miss Rose
Thomayer
Home cured hams at the Checker
limo
Thomas Hunter has returned from
Lurchmont n. y where he has been
visiting since before Christmas
lie played fast ana loose with
life. She thought he did the same
with love The outcdme? See
Mans P.aything" Hare Gleatro to
day
. Fresh pigs liver at the Checker
LIN.
Tomorrow Mary Miles Mlnter in
III lie and "Torchy's Promotion
one OF the famous Torchy comedies,
, lIarte theatre"
Fighting Mad with William Des.
lnond and tho opening episode OF
rHurricane HutG'" fea'urino CNas
Hutchinson. Harte theatre Saturday,
Spec al at New YORK Bakery Fri
day, clam chowder, salad and baked
beans Remember We still have AL
home made bread. Try US and you
lNil take. always 23t2
The telephone girls are going %
give you good time II you attend
the dance In high school Yah Friday.
February 3. Hurleys orchestra wi ]
furnish music for dancing from 3 to
J.
Horace Galu ha IS at Putnam Memo
rial hospital with broken leg. the re-
suit Of an accident while chopp.ng
Tuesday near his home In SALISBURY
The injury was caused by falling
tree.
Fresh caught pickerel and perch
at the Checker inc.
An entertainment, with artists from
the White Bureau. viii be gwen for the
bennington club members and their
families Monday evening, February 8
at 8 o'clock in the club rooms There
viii be a yiolinist, 'cellist, soprano and
pianist.
Coffee rings Try them Checker
line.
The annual meeting Of the incorpor
ators Of the Wnslow Home for the
! Aged will be held at the office Of Hol
den & Hea y on February at O'Clock
IN the evening, for the election Of OF
licers hearing reports OF committees
and the transaction Of any other bus
mess.
AS a result Of blood poisoning. fol
low Ms an injury, Charles V, McLaugh
lin, mall carrier on the Old Benning
ton route, has been compelled to IN
dergo an operation Ia which a portion
Of one finger was removed Latest re
ports are that the infection has appar
. ent been checked and that no fCrthe
serious consequences are expected.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-01
Beauty is Skin De- E
Good Blood is Beneath Both.

Uticas n. UT Is always q pleas
uro to me TO recommend DR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery to any
one who IS in need O: good tonic.
Whenever become in rundown,
weak or nervous cond ton, a bottle
Of Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Dis.
covery strengthens and builds
up my general health as no other
medicine ever has. Mrs Dora VII.
liams, POP Lansing Ave.
A beautiful woman Is always q
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vital to you, If rundown, weak or
nervous, 90 to your neighborhood
drug store and obtain this tome in
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-01

Which ny the faster; bees or
pigeons? Two rival rancers in Eng
laud decided 10 pr the speed OF their
pets tn the test over Il distance OF
three miles. Twelve bees and twelve
pigeons being selected 10 cover the
course. The first bee rompod home an
easy winner arriving a whole minute
sooner than the earliest pigeon 10
appear Then came three more bees
followed by the second pigeon. The
remainder of the contestants reached
the winning post more or less to-
gether.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-01
Deaf People Enjoyed sInnlnr

A majority Of nearly two i.rdIr'
persons with defective hearing Heard
vocal music for the first time when
they gathered in the specially wired
auditorium OF the New York League
for Hard of Hearing, TO hear Miss
Amelia Donovan, concert contralto.
The singers voice was heard by all
through device that maguined the
voice to coincide with various degrees
Of deafness.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Better than Five" 1913
Try our log cabins. Checkerline.
Get your fresh FISH at Peuas Mar
ket
Mr. and Mrs + A. Burt are spend
ing tho day IN Albany.
Rye, whole wheat raIsin and Vienna
bread Checkerlne
Special Soft shen almonds 25c per
pound at Petras Market
Capt. Loon Boyd Ia in Wilmington
and Rtadsboro for few days.
Warren Armstrong has recovered
from q recent attack OF grippe.
J. A. Lutes Of North street was
in Troy Tuesday on business.
H.. and Mrs. James r. Burke have
returned from o stay OF week in New
York
Alfred Bargcron sold his building
OTIS on silver street to Joseph Gar
reau.
Chocolate cclairs aud cream puf5
every day. CheckeTl.ne.
william T. Shanahan has been con.
lEel 20 his home on Gage street by a
severe cold
Wiltred Duc;aNs is IN Midllobary
Sor the day attending the funeral
services Of an uncle.
Cleaning pressing. repairing, alter
! Ing Ct all kinds at }. c. Jensen & Co,
merchant tailors, Main street.
Frank f. Howe has returned from
Bellows Falls where he addressed 4
mens club Monday evening.
Native veal, very nne, at the
( CheckeIline.
j. d. Bingham has returned from
1 North Adams where he has been
/ spending several days with his sister
/ brussels sprouts. endlye. curley let
.uce. Bost1n lettuee hubbard squash
parsnps cabbage aud turnips Check
eri!ut Market
At the Murroy's. An al week Offer
Any coat in the window at S25 form
rly S45 Any dress in the window a
| rs. formerly Si5.
There will be a REGULAR meeting o
Bennington Grange at Union hall thi
evening It Is requested that all mem
oogs attend as the first and eecon'
degrees are to be conferred.
Home made sausage, bulk anC
link, at tho Checkerline
II. w Morgan OF Pownal has bee
appointed administrator Of 10 e'
tate OF Abrsm Morgan and D.
Gardner and Elijah Barber are al
pointed commissioners and apprais
eIs
The IN d week service at the MethC
d Il church Thursday evening wi
bring large returns N spiritual victor
and culture Once acqua nted with
il viii make q place for itself in you
weeks program The hour is 1880.
Irving Shecl,. an ex-serv,ce man, VII
is stopping IN town, viii appear In
singing and impersonation act ;
Harte Theatre this afternoon and ev
ming. he was formerly a member
4 q vaudeville team. until incapacitate
4 by an injury to his eye.
Leon PERCY has finished filing h
4 ice house IN North Bennington, NJ
3 Percy estimates that he has store
I in the neighborhood Of 1920 tons
1 ice in the big house Many poop
B are cur Gus concerning the weight
I the ice Mr. PERCY says that
q weighs approximately 81 pounds
ounces to the cubic foot,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-01
Science Now Shows Why Thousands
OfPeOple Are Always Weak, Thin,
and Run Down No Matter
How Much They Eat

What to Do to Help Put on Good Firm Flesh, Increase
Weight and Obtain More Beautiful Form and Figure
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-01
NORTH BENNINGTON

BYRON Kelley has accepted a posi-
ton In = ainheld Conn.
James Humphrey IS on the sick list
Arena Colvlu. daughter Of Henry
Colyln, s seriously I'll OF pneumonia.
Mrs. John Stewart is confined 10 her
home with Quinsy.
A full ing OIL fresh fish at Dwyer s
market for Thursday and Friday
49, s2t3'
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