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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
WANTS CITY TO ACQUIRE
. STRIP ON CHAMBERLAYNE
Heretofore Looked Upon its
Part of Thoroushfarc. bu,
Never Dedicated.

Il is quit" likely tha; at Tn. ucN,
meeting Of city Council a resolution
viii h" offered directing that sun.
,,ction II" taken loohing to tn, a..-
Inir.ment by the city of II strip @.
."nd In thu rcutrc OF n.w chamber.
'HAn" Arcnur. The roadway OF tn.
"v'nu" extends along both sides az
~ tw"ntN-toct strip. 81 distance OF
about 10" f.rt. which heretofore
had been looked upon as a par, OF
'.'r th"rou%hiarc. Hu' which. 1, wa
found had never been dedicated
70 l.r"pe rty is now owned by W. -.
N"!'.m, who. il i reported stands
.'auN :" d.sp"S" ~ 1t to ia" city 81
4" r"ss"nHhl" figure"
There axe hius of the possible
erection OF hiilh"a"ds and Milling sta.
lions on the sirip. bui il was Stated.
~ coun Gilman last uiGnt that NJ,
such distractions can d" erected nm
d." It recently adopted ordinance.
Without con"on; Of CITY cUumcn
This VidinaU"" was adopted a. :,
TEMPORARY measure. pcudin. tho az
prevail OF the proposed zumjn. on
d!unrc". upon which :; special com.
mission is now at wcrh
This measure. authorized by tho
Leg stature. and similar 10 statutes
~ other states. which have stood the
test III various courts. $ d.Stru.T
anon: other 'h.Hgs. to protect resi-
!"ut'nI sections from Cnc-oa"hm"n5
oh.;rurt.ons Both sides Of cham
hcrlayne Avenue arc being rapidly
Quilt NJ for residential purposes. :"
that til" proposed creation of nlIinn
stations or even billbuar,lS would
meet With objection
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
NAME DELEGATES TO
LIFE CONFERENCE HERE
Called D.! tu-Opcrnii,r Eduratiun
\,>"cIation in senate Cham-
her SniMInnN.

Delegates haN" been appointed by
Governors OF the southern States to
attend the Country III. Conference.
called by the Io-Of,.ratiNr Educa-
ton Association. 20 meet IN the sem
at" chamber Oh Saturday. December
= Th" conference" will open on Fri
DAY night. December !. w.iIh 81 pub
lie address hy In. Kenyon l.. Hu,;er-
Held. president of the Massachusetts
Asi;cultur.d !'",l,G" and .he Amer
lear. Country Life Assoc alton
Among ;hoS- representing the
various Southern states a, tn. con-
ference are: South Carolina. Dr. t.
-. Eirarun Roy. -. croft Williams.
IN. Josiah Morse. Dr. william :. cur
rel. br. l.. II. johnson. DR. James y.
iiayuc Profess Thomas Della
TORE. j Hivn Mckiss!ck: Georgia.
Or NJ. NJ. PARKS. pr. A. A. Soulc.
pE i :. Stewart. Professor r. !.
Wooftrr. ipr. George II. DrbhN. DR.
/. w. Palmer. J. :. Lambert. Miss
Mary Woodruff: Mississippi. II. NJ
Ivy. Bura ii.lbr'. by W. s feathers:
Louisiana. pr. oscar bowling. Or.
\. l.. Moss superintendent {. r.
Byrd. Milton Carver. u. {. Caldwell.
lie" NJ FaNrnt: West Virginia. Rev.
Robert u. Hudson. W. II. K.ndrick.
Nat T. Payne. j W Smith, Elaine
Mcl.hushliu William Harris; Mary
land. pr. !. :. Fulton. j. Waite,
huntington. Dr.. I. II. SyonS
The Stat" departments ana inSti-
,uti"ns "t Virginia Will be repre-.
secuted At tho conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
GEO. IRVING TALkS TO
HIGH SCHOOL ptIplI.S
trE~s Students Ia "Conr Glenn" 10
Every Department. Of school.
IlnN md Work Life.

George Irving. rclig iou> work sec.
ietary OF the International committee
o. tho Young Mems Christian ASso-
Citations. addressed - group of John
Marshall High school st:dcutS las;
night az sunI'er ~ the Central Y. NJ.
6. y. Building. Ills address MAS an
appeal to his hearers :" ,"t u nigh
standard Of personal conduct and to
help to bring about - higher stand
Grd OF living among tn" s'udoutS with
whom ;hev ar" associated lie APP
u"a;cd clean smau>hip ann
clean living. aud urYrd th,m t."
com" clean" III every department "t
;h"ir school. plaN and work life.
For two days Mr Irving has been
visiting with IN" join, stats OF TIN"
Central y. NJ = y. Railroad Y. NJ.
6. A. aud Stat" executive committee.
helping 10 prepare tn" say for tho
coming u; pr. John l.. Mott and his
party. who will visit Richmond in
JANUARY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
3 COAL CONCERNS FIGURE
IN ONE Days CHARTERS
Old Dominion Coal. Iron and
Coke Corporation Increases
Capital to 100000.

Coal and fuel companies featured
~ ,hc charters granted yesterday
hy TIA" stat" Corporation Commits.
ION -Nn 'mendmen. was granted 1"
the charter OF tn" Old Dominion
coal. iron ana Coke Corporation.
Roanoke. Va. increasing it's capital
stock from $4,000 to S.OOO6o Tha
officers are j. L. Newton. Ir pr.yl.
dent. and william ". Fled. score
thr|. Roanoke. Va
in" Ora ham Smokeless Coal Cor.
por"tion. Graham. Va. with , maxi.
MUM capital stock Of $4,000 and
minimum .; $4,000. was srantcd
charter To mine and deal in coal
ne 'n'"'p"r",ors axe w. Il. Graham.
president: i l.. HALEY. secretary; /:
L TArec. George l. billiard ana {.
~ Hancock. all Of Eiu.deld. W. Y.
The southern Fu-l Company. ~
c""2orat"d. Norfolk. Va. with
maximum capital stock ~ $4,000
and minimum OF $1,000. was char
tered 10 deal in coal and wood ana
general merchandise. Tho .ucorpo-
f"ters are I. Levy. president. Ports
mouth j. w. Powell secretary. Nor
folk. and Henry Levy. por,s:nou.h
'ther charters granted follow:
PiGEly WtgEly Northern Virrini,
company. Incorporated. Alcyaudr,a
W Maximum S26.OON. preferred ana
90 shares common stock. minimum,
-" shares common Stock; WiIIi,r,
NaSh"nrn. president: Ernest "
'i"o'r'S. secretary. and Pomcruv i.
lark. all OF Washington. -. =
Roanoke Cafeteria COMPANY I'm.
."fp"raied. Eoanokc. Va Maximum
ti"ooo minimum $4,000. Ami. y
'o"k. president. Richmond. va: WIN
,''d Jackson, secretary. and Vii
Lam +. Jackson. Roanoke. Va.
Acme Motor Company, Iucoriorat-
"mc ""l,inSf'i'". Va. Maximum 500.
bradford. president; W. NJ Hbi..I.
secretary. both Of Mar;in.viu. ~,
John w. Williams. R!cnmond y,
and John W. Williams il. Roaroi,
va General automobile and garage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
Jury Find. for plniutin.

Damages in the sum OF $1,000 were
awarded by jury in musings
Court Part II. in tho sui, Of w. II.
White. against John G. Herbert.
White was arrested some time ago
upon Complaint Of Herbert. i; is al
legged. on the charge OF stealing an
automobile. When tho case was
heard by Justice Maurice. White
proved TO the satisfaction OF tho
court that tho autonXDbilc in Gucs-
zion was his property Then tho lat
Tor instituted suit against IIcrher,
for false arrest. and the verdict oN-
onor"trS him. Il was said yestcr-
day that motion TO set aside would
bc entered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25

/ - t't.NN i\''f..
Mn Dear ola Man ",;loon." Wood.
ROW Wilson grobauly VIII yhuchlc at
Your recent reference" TO him. IL.
has been condemned by every foreign
Z element ~ fhis country. and now YOU
com" along {" add ynlr dismal voice
70 tn" chorus against h,m. Holy
smoke. How much more praise ~
tho litnc s.ci> man on street. Wash
inr;"u. SONG - r"t' lie has been
STRICKEN from thr list ~ all disturb
/ hlg i"l" tI" world can AFFORD Tho
Germans i-i,ct"d him. eu mass.. the
italians of fiumc predilcct,oms
damned him ~ unison the advocates
of an Irish republic said lie was q
traitor to d-mocrary. ana the S,,ulcs-
mon of the new 'uorInalcy'' cult
wrote him down a an autocIat in
/" land of Republicans. You come
a'ons ~ this lat. date and sag there
IS 40 doubt he d,sliked England. and
n" DID all IL could to keep America
out Of the war. Ynu declare further
that the Cnit.d states Is convinced
that its "kul:ur' iS the only civil!Za-
zion w"rth having. Well. We know
certain people not in the United
states whose particular form Of civ
ilaatiuu We saved at great cost To
ourselves But We do not regret
what w" ala and We do not criticize
their "kUltur.' In fact. we are 81
proud " our accomplishment that wa
don't r.vc q hang what "A Venerable
dean has +" say about us.
FNTIIER BYRD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
TO FIN TINE FOR PRESS
\ ASSOCIATION MEETING
I1rcuti,c Commute. Of SIM. u,
Assemblies N; Noon Iodn, y,


Members y. ,he cxccr.,sye .,r.,
tee OF the Virginia Press Atsoc,a-jn,
VIII meet Al Murphy Hu,g tod, =,
noon 10 decide the rma aud mace
for holding tho midwIn,s, n'o.,.r,y
NJ T. Harrison OF Bedford rros.dcr;
arrived III The cit" Lac; n2nt. ,rs
the other ncmb"ts VIII arrive ms
morning. They are g. T. Row ~
Frede'icksburs Faui Scarborough.
~ franklin; VIM. = Land. of IIanr-
stone l.. r. Pugh OF N,Npo7, >,,..
Il, &. Eeazley. OF south Boston win
not be present on %eoUnt pr lluos.
LynChbure, Newport Nc.r- ma
Richmond viii he und.r ouuSid.ra /.
ton as the place for the midwiuter
meeting, which VIII proe.Diy D., heIu
In January.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
LANE NOT \ RESIDENT
OF 9l0 WEST GRACE
\ii~r-d n""tIrrG~r. n FAR ~ II
>n""n. Never Lived Mt That


Th" Times Dispatch wishes to cor
roc; 4 MEASUREMENT thIt appeared in
Is issue ~ Thursday n"rulu.. H. l..
Lane. alleged boUtlrs@cr. now under
arrest Tor Illicit distiliin. in Pow
natan County. does not live at ?lU
West GfJC" street. and. So far as
can 10. aS"cvt"ircd. has never lived
there. certainly 10; since tr- present
owners have had ia" PROPERTY The
address given * 4 private Residence.
occupied only by tn, Immediate fam
!iy "f tn" owner. ANA they have never
heard OF this Lane party.
Th" Times Dispatch wishes 20
dpo'"Eiz" {" tn" owner Of til" prop
"'ty Tor THE injustice dom and the
annoyance caused by tbs error.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25

Ny '"Ir EicVitor.=N You really
ought {" clane. Houi business
Aion@". understand YOU are tho
mead a.! au elevator concern ~ Man
haitian. Elevators carry ncoplc w
and d"wlr You would Go all you can.
according :" newspaper reports. tu
Keep w"mfn from rising. l;uru all
N" w"m"n's colleges! Why. .tlonzo.
] r""l.za r"w That YOU are named ~
accordance. win Your grasp ut mot
'ru conditions. -. l.. See You
u"cu turthor education.
FATHER BYRD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
CORLEY OPENS OFFICE
At THIRD AND GRACE
" ork Of Repairing Fire.
Wrecked Store Will Begin
as Soon rs Possible.
I.stfmhtcS OF Extent of Dunns- e.,
Adjoining Structures Binivui! to
ohtntn-IcnEth az Music E~tub-
iishmcpt unndicnp.


po,v,,,..o -. ~
soy '"'
ORGY company me" who's" store
was badly damaged Ly five Thlrs,Iay
afternoon and uicb; ,.x ,ss,...i
''' '''" "''''" Il
''nNor''E once az IH.rG and G:oc"
streets Tho damage M ;hr Corley
STORE IS now csttma..d a ,bort
,oooo
''p"'''"E IA"
SloEe WI. loo started as soon as pos
sihlt. .t was announced last ulght
npd TN. nr,, yvf7, ,,-,,,, .,,,.,,.,.
.. ,,,,,
o'"''''S ""'e 'Ne "''"'sed hHiid-
IN : - being put IN condition for use
again.
No .,.l,,,t.s c,,,I h, t,,,ir.,
-. 80
~ J." ~ GA. ny ""'"iH
~ az Dc 'eH' y
., .v." N""e'T
''' ,., " g. ,'''' ,'I'.'.'. COMPANY
49," ~ ~ Nv"
H>o'e '"".e "'""St WIS
~ ~ ."'- ~ N"'"''. "'p"''' u,
80, go . ~ '."','''
ona-, '"'' e',',p""S S'|,VuV sock Is
~ ~ I'm p""! N'.' S"f'"n''-
go az - "a ""'
49, v"' no ',.,'i'",' - 'h' d"nako.
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,,.na - .., ,,oi,,. ,.ro.,f,.
i,,nroyod src Na,io, y I,,o,I
,n,ty .IJ.',, ,,r.mra N... ,,,S..
,;andlc lanes II wndn Jr' "
any
: !. ,.nn s,,d 90 a.. >,,,o
u,.r. seek. .nfcrunrd>.
,,ioorl Wlli.tn NJ MYERS pircc-
,o- 80. ruhlf, safety said Yesterday
,Wa, he - seeking suitable masks to
Safeguard the iircmcu OF the city in
"cht!uU Games He said 50 far ne
had failed 70 uuG q gas mask which
s suitable for axe I'm lighting fires
lie added that unless = mask : in
vented tha, viii protect against all
fumes lac prefers to send the fire
u,"u L. thojr worE Knowing that
,h"y must be Very careful of their
own safety. rather than make them
uNtrcrnitdcut with trracn' rous equip
m.nt The nr"'nen at the Horloy store.
re protected their lungs from the
fumes 90! burning pn"n"srapA rec
"r"S by u"'.iiS S"u"v "'"HIs't over
l'''lF "uN'S
H"r" \i"iin> n">tr"."d'
hTco "Nl'ris 81 'h' Cores "im.
++n"r"I mhnaEcr; Horace :. lukHarI'
secretary. ana = Niil'"m Nr""n'r'
treasurer ana assistant st"'F"' man
"seT' We're az W1rN 'AN' ms"l 1"
IN" c"mpanNS icmp"r"'N Office
where th"y wer" m"kins all possible
ARRANGEMENTS Tor r'snmins bus. :
ness. me company probably viii
be ready l." GreN "'iemp"r"ry store
N''h'" . Wc"N'
MI. ,"t''E S"lh ma among me
music" Instruments destroyed 'u me
IRE wer' about twenty 'ar. vioiirs,
MhlCh fHhs'H ih Nf!et as hiSh a.
N.""o. re S"ns'dcf'd the y'o!ins
most beautiful collection OF instru-
mSn's q til" %i"d
""'S %, 'H' III ]" i"Sl ''s re
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
~ GroUGl:s cLEAlENcnAr;.


MY Dear Tiger. T'm all mixed up
"S GO ,"'.r mission TO the tinted
states You say YOU come in tho in e.
."F'st '' peace. Some Of our Scra
'"'' maintain YOU AZ" here bcurinr
iH' lH'sS"G" of " m!litarist What
want :" l,uow is whether Won have
a H"N" lowering over your aged head
or whether ."ur recollection NJ Huns
p""r.nE Through barScd wire has
N-r; You from extending that rloved
ha"d 1" The kindly disposed pcopl"
ON I'll" other side Of NO Mans Land Sc
believe. however. | understand you
hHi KS awfully hard for those who
fought tn" var in Nebraska and in
Idaho To do that. Make allowances.
Tic man who pecred through barhcd
VIZ" wants peace. but he has q chip
on his shoUldr always for tho square
head who lcorcd at him through tho
darkness on the other side
FATHER BYRD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
GLOVER INN
Daily News
Saturday. Nov. %, 1922.

y estfui Restaurant 80 that's
Glover Inn liabitual diners at
the Clover Inn remark upon the
satisfaction and peace Of mind
that so with The eXuert service OF
our painsiakinG Attendants. To
the delicious SAVIOR OF memoir
able meal IL added tho refinement
OF surroundings attunrd to the
taste OF the fastidlous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
Proposed Rate Incrrn1c Refused.

\ bulletin received ~ tne State
Corporation Comm ssion yesterday
ir'm ia" lHt,rs'ate Commcrc. Com
MISSION "uu"uuc",i that the commits
SION had refused ia" proposed tn
crca>' iu ra;.> on farm wagons and
parts thereof from Lynchhurc. ".
'i'cNo'r y. g.. aud ROCK UI,i. : c..
~ Shreveport. Muuiu. ana West
MuMruc =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
cns-, tricl.n From, Do....,

motion was docketcd IN the civ
'.'g"it court yesterday IN the sui,
oi Louis E.oeAcr against Aubrey :
Ial!oE and the following cases war.
as missed L T. Eu;l.r against the
h''Am"nn fredericksburg and 20.
,"iH'c Nh''r"ad Company. and VIII
~ hump ana others against j. {.
Davis, agent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
To-day and ToniyI,
in Richmond

NirG in.a l'rcsS Association. "N-
"'uilNc committee. Murphy ii"-
tel. :" NJ
:"hrr; Norris Associates. Eich-
u"ud Hotel. . ~ NJ.
S"r"": football. g. G. =. -.
ii'ii.m"'r. g .. ~ Field. 80
T.. NJ.
john Marshall House. Ninth aud
NafShali streets. open ? A. NJ. to-
T. NJ
For theatrical calendar. 500
paG. five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
Special service sunday,

special Thanksgiving service
viii be conducted under the auspices
~ Monument Methodist Church sun
daE school tomorrow morning at
$50 o'clock IN Bnford Junior High
school Floyd Avenue. Rev Fred
K. Ch"nault. y. u. VIII make a short
q solo
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-15
Real Estate Offerings

No double House, No. 2lS Stafford STREET.
Tenant above and below side piazza; slated roof; electric
lights; toilet; water and gas
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-15
Be 10 OF THAT Ache

IL YOU are a SUI erer with lame
back, backache. d 2ziness, nervous.
ness and kidney disorders, why don't
YOU try the remedy tlat your own
neighbors recommend? Ask your
ueighbor.
Mrs. Mary Nancy 12l Adams St,
Bennington, says 81 suffered with
painful backaches and whenever |
bent had sharp twinges of pain in
the small OF my back Mornings it
was some time before | was llmbered
up and J felt tired when arising. |
learned of Doan's Kidney pills and
started their use One box OF Doan's
purchased at Gokay's Drug Store,
cured me and have had no return
of the trouble" Statement given
August "a, 1850
on April .. 1920, Mrs. Nancy
said "Tme will never change my
high opinion of Doans Kidney Pills.
Kidney trouble Is thing OF the
past since Doans cured me, so /
cheerfully confirm all ! said in my
former recommendation
Goo at all dealers Foster.Mllburn
Co. Mfrs, Buffalo. n. Y.-Adyertise.
mpnt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-15

No Double house on MORGAN STREET, Just off
Main St No 103 and 105. House has electric lights, hot
and cold water, bath toilet gas, bay windows porch etc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-15
NoRTH BENNINGTON

Miss Anne Ia Green has been sYen
ing her Easter vacation IN Benning.
ton with her aunt, Mrs. f. NJ. Craw.
ford
Miss Helen Madison has been
elected a member of the French
section of the Romance Language
club of Russell Sage college, an hon
or seldom conferred on a freshman.
Mrs. Margaret GOWN left Thurs.
dav for Hartford, Conn. where she
will spend few weeks with her son,
G.. L. Colyin,
Young peope's meeting at the Con
gregational church at D. m. Topic,
"Citizens o. Two Worlds"
Henry Rosier visited in Benning.
ten Friday. Mrs, Roster. who has
been the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
j. Ed Walbridge. for three months,
expects to return home soon
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-15
A MEDICINE MADE
FROM FRUIT
"FRUIT-A-TIVES" Is IntenSi-
fled Juices OfAppIGS, Oranges,
Figs and prunGS
COMBINED WITH TONES

Theextraordinary powersof Fruit
a-tiyes" or "Fruit Laxo Tablets" in
curing disease are due TO one fact,
and one fact only-IT Is AGENUINE
FRUIT MEDICINE, MADE FROM
THE JUICES OF FRESH, RIPE
FRUITS.
By a remarkable discovery of one
of the leading physicians, the juices
of apples, oranges, figs and prunes
are transformed intoanew compound
which has all the medicinal properties
Of fresh fruit and in a more marked
degree
To these intensified fruit juices are
added tonics and antiseptics, and the
entire value Of Fruit-a-tives" is due
to this unique combination of fruit
juices and tonics.
"Fruit-a.tives" has proved its
remarkable value in thousands and
thousands Of cases Of Stomach, Liver
and Kidney TroubIe--in Headaches,
Rheumatism and Neuralgia--in chro-
mic Constipation and Dyspepsia-in
Nervousness, Skin Diseases, Poor
Blood and general rundown condi'
ton Of the system.
There is no substitute for "Fruit-a.
tives" because these "Fruit LaXo
Tablets" are the only medicine in tho
world made from fruit juices.
zoe box, G for So 50, trial size &c.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENSBURG, NY
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-15

No 6.-Snge House and barn at No. 235 GROVE ST.
Five rooms Water bath and toilet Deep lot and garden
This house vacant and has been newly papered painted
and whitehead in every room-aready to sell to somebody
who wishes home TO SELL, not to rent.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-15

Your corset can either make
your new gown or suit a per-
feet success or a big failure.
We now have the most extern
sive corset department in town.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-15
Sport for the Clerks.

Soap chips in an Emporla (Kan)
grocery store looked so much Ike
brown sugar several people stopped
and put It handful in their mouths
The more they eXpectorated the worse
the lather got, ana the store clerks
who naturally dislike people who lunch
off the store had day Of real sport.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-15

No 7.-Buiding lot on Stafford STREET 215 it.
depth &C it. width Lot free from stone and no grading
Ornamental shrub and several large shade trees Concrete
walk. One of the best lots left in town.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-15
Is Just As Much a Warnin1 g.
"Stop, Look ana Listen

-ec0ME8 THAT TIRED FEELING BUILDS UP HEALTH
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-15
SPECIAL MEETING

A special meeting Of the stookhod
ers OF the Bennington Restaurant
Corporation Will be held on Monday
evening May at eight O'Clock at
the Cafeteria for the consideration OF
important business.
William s. Boynton.
Clerk.
Bennngton, Vt, April 10. 1922.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-15

No 3.-One large building in rear of PIC Stafford
STREET. tenements; house has water toilet and gas;
slated building Can be bought to pay you l2l2 on pur
chase price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
1DRY" AGENT RESIGNS.
Edward ]. Lockwood Severed connec-
tion with Service Last Night.

Rutland, March 24.-Edward J
Lockwood, confidential assistant to Di.
rector Collins NJ Graves of the federal
prohibition enforcement department
for Vermont, rendered his resignation
yesterday to take effect Immediately
II was accepted and he severed his m.
nection with the department last eve
ming. He is to take up the practice
of law in this city, as he has conteln-
plated for some time, in partnership
with Attorney Jeffords.
Mr.. Lockwood. at one time a mem
Der of the faculty OF the Rutland high
school, was in the army during TIE
World war. being a member of the Off.
GERS training camp at Camp Zachary
Taylor. He has been. connected with
the prohibition enforcement depart
ment a greater part of the time since
the office Of director was created in
this state. Mr.. Lockwood's wife,
member of the Office staff Of Director
Graves. will leave the employ of the
government within a few weeks.
Mr.. lockwood. in his capacity as as
sistant to the director. has been prac-
tically in charge of the field staff Of
prohibition enforcement agents in Yer
mont and the greater part of the office
details have been under his supervi-
sion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
FORMER NoRrHFIELD MAN.
Edgar McNichol Was for Many Years
in Granite Industry.

Mortified, March 24.--Fred Davis
James Cross, Daniel Davis, u. NJ Hoi.
ton, G. q. Wescott, Frank Phillips, J.
H. Denny and John Mccormick were
in White River Junction Thursday aft.
ernoon to attend the funeral Of Edgar
McNichol. The men represented De-
Witt Clinton lodge, +. & A. NJ OF
Mortified, and very close friends OF
the deceased. who was very well known
here. Mr.. McNichol had been in poor
health for some time, and went to the
sanatorium in Middletown, Mass, two
weeks ago for treatment, and died
there Tuesday. The deceased was born
in Letite, st. George, N B., SO years
ago. When he was very young man
he came to Mortified and learned the
granite cutters trade, and for many
years was employed here. Some Is
years ago he left the employ of the
Cross Brothers Granite Co., where he
had been foreman for some time. and
went to South Rovalton and became
associated with Tom Adams in the
monumental business. In 1915 they
moved to White River Junction, where
they have since conducted a successful
business.
Mr. McNichcl married Myrtle Bailey
of Berlin. who died two years ago,
leaving him with two children. boy,
Kenneth, IL years of age, and daugh-
ter. Evelyn, eight years of age, who
survive their father; he is also sur
vived by two sisters, Miss Ethel Me
Nichol OF Dorchester. Mass, and Mrs.
Andrew Mclean of San Jose, Cal, and
two brothers, Manning of Lynn, Mass,
and Jennings of Boston.
Funeral services were held from the
home with burial in Hartford. The Ma
sonic burial service was conducted
by the White River lodge, assisted by
OF the Northfield lodge.