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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-09
EQUINOX CHANGES
Separation Of Martin from Manage
ment Brings Euogy.

The Journal learns with regret that
Mr. 4. Z. Martin has severed his
connection with the Equinox House.
For most of the 46 years Of his stay
at the Equinox, he has been in the Of
fee and his many friends and large
acquaintance among the patrons will
miss his genial greeting and never
falling care for their comfort and in
terests
His great natural ability and years
Of assoc alton with the late +. II
Oryis made him one OF TIE most eff.
cient and best known hotel managers
in the country, and as such, he has
been appreciated by both guests and
employees
Starting his successful career with
/ Franklin II Oryis, has has lived IN
! to re high standard set by HIS first
employer and carried through to the
present time the traditions of the
house always gaining in experience
and by association with the sons Of
Mr. Oryis who were hotel men Of
superior ability
Z M Wal NlA Nd9 dAau t'UptOA tu ug
the Oryis family IN Ger hotel ven.
lures in Florida. and was alter man.
aver Of the Hotel Bon Air a, Augusta
Georgia, during the winters, for p
years, but for the past five years has
devoted his time exclusively TO the
interests Of the Equinox House.
In addition to mis- connection with
the .Aote. Mr. Martin has been an
active official OF Ekwanok Country
Cub and a leader in the social and
business life Of Manchester, where
he has always resided This combina-
ton OF interests and activities has
been a happy one for all concerned,
and the community is going to miss
especially the strong connecting link
between t.'e hotel and the communi.
~ as persouifed in Mr. Martin. ~
Manchester Journal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Wanted-Live poultry at the Check
crime ~
Mems rubber sole canvas upper
work shoes just in at Hart S.
Everything in fresh lake and sea
food for Wednesday at the Checker
line.
DR.. II. S. Goodall WI return from
Washington, and be in his oiiic"
Thursday
Miss Amy Cutler, teacher Of Eng
fish at the High School, is confined to
her home by illness.
Whltefsh, lake trout, blue pike, vel
low pike, perch, and fresh caught sal
mon at the Checkerline
Will have on more lot Of home cured
hams the last of this week. Get
your order in early Checkerline. -
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Root have re-
turned from florida where they
spent the latter ha of the wnter at
paytona.
Mrs Mary Z, Hall has purchased
the dive ing house at 2OS River
street. The sale was made through
the II. ~ Williams agency.
Branch No. / of St. Marys Guild
will meet Wednesday afternoon, May
10. from 3 to 5 o'clock, with Mrs.
Stella Eidred of 300 Pleasant street,
See Restless Souls" starring
Earle Williams, Richard Harding
DAVIS story brought to the screen
with all the touches of this FAMOUS
writer. Harte theatre today.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. l.. Hoskins and
daughter, Bertha of Pawlet and MIR.
and Mrs. Leroy Hoskins Of Manches-
ter were guests over Sunday at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood.
Mary Pickford plays dual role.
See Mary Pickford as Little Lord
Fauntieroy" and Mary Pickford as
Dearest his mother, in the picture
at the same time. Opera house Fri
day and Saturday.
Come On over with Colleen
Moore, a Rupert Hughes story with
all his homely humaneneSs making
merriment and episode s of The
White Eagle" starring Ruth Roland
Halte theatre tomorrow.
Mrs John Comeau and daughter
Frances, OF Cohoes are visiting rela
tives in town before going to Ticon
deroga where they will reside in the
future. Mrs. Comeau was former
Miss Fredda Philputt Of Bennington
Friends in Bennington have receiv
ed invitations to the approaching mar
riage Of Miss Katherine Huling
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B
Hul.ng, well known Bennington people
who spend their winters in Chicago
to Robert Franklin Hussey, which vii
take place on Saturday, May q at
o'clock in St Chrysostom' church
Chicago The ceremony will be fol
/ lowed by a reception at the home o.
| Mr. and Mrs Huling.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-09

Lovers Of dogs will be Interested in
the story iolu at an inquest at the
London hospital ON the body OF a man
who committed suicide by throwing
himself out of a window In a letter
written just before his death he
wrote: MY dog Teddy follows me
about lie knows things nre very bad
with me. do hope he viii be taken
care Of. As pace up and down my
room he walks With me-" A witness
said that the dog was very fond Of
his master and always seemed to I'M
derS'and when he was worried and in
trouble.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-09
MARY PrcKFoRD NEXT
cpuIar Screen Star to Be scsn Here
In "LittIe Lori EauntleroYr

Popular Screen Star to Be sosn Here
in Little Lord Fauntleroy"
The local readers Of Frances Hodg.
son BuInett's novel, Little Lord
Faunt!eroy" will be delighted to
know that Mary Picksord in repro
ducing the story for the screen, and
which viii be shown at the opera
use Friday and Saturday evening
has preserved all Of the quaintness
and charm of the orig nal.
AS vehicle for Miss Piokiord, the
story is ideal, running as it does the
tntie gamut OF emotional drama.
Mis- Pickford will also be seen in Il
greater variety and more novel set
Of costumes in Little Lord Faunt.e-
roy than in any other picture in
which she has appeared
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-09
Solitaire.

Solitaire Is game played on q
BOARD invented with 80 or 81 hemi-
'phered hollows, with the same mum.
1er OF balls or marbles An unoccu.
)led hollow Is left by removing one
>all, and the halls, or pieces, are then
'nptured us In checkers No moves
IRE allowed In diagonal directions or
vcr more than one space at n time,
Che trick is to leave a solitary ball In
he center hole
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-09

Whereas my wife, Fannie Leonard
Beck, has left my bed and board with
out due cause or proyocat on, ! here
by forbid all persons harborng or
trusting her on my account as
shall pay no bills Of her contracting
q ter this date.
RO lin T. Beck.
Bennington, Vt. April %, 1922.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-09
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to all neighbors and friend
for their many acts Of kindnes
through the sickness and death of on
beloved wife and sister, and for the
many beautiful floral tributes to hei
memory
Moses Wilson,
Mrs. G. NJ. Russell.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-09
And Most Husbands

Every mIliner knows hcw much
woman's vanity goes To her head -
Boston Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-09

WANTED-Coffee and Tea Statesmen.
We want experienced tea, coffee and
cocoa statesmen who are experienced in
this line or IN covering the grocery
trade only those who can give the
best OF references and proof Of top
notch selling ability viii be considered.
All CORRESPONDENCE treated couhden-
TALLY Hollands Far-East Tea. Coffee
& Cocoa CO.. q Haymarkct Sd, Boston
Mass. 6tl
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-09

FOR SALE--I have very desirable
dwelling house for sale, nearly new
with ten rooms, all hard wood floors.
fne bath room. modern improvements.
gas electric lights steam heat, located
on one OF the finest streets In the Wiz
lage II Interested call or phone II. y.
Williams. t39-W DO not delay II in
want OF fine home at reasonable
price. General insurance. FIRE, life,
automobile insurance to cover fire.
theft liability property damage and
collision Wanted several houses for
customers desiring TO purchase homes.
let me hear what YOU may have for
sale. H. ~ Williams Tel lS9W ST
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-09

FOR SALE-One Chevrolet Sedan.
1850; one Dodge Touring, $3.50; one
Ford Touring. $3.50. Over-Nalue Used
ar Garage, 3I7 School street, VIM. T..
Hawks. 6tl2'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-09

WANTED-Competeut maid for gem
eral homework In family Of two Good
appointment. Mrs Human S Norton,
ll9 Union street 6tb
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE Beagle hounds WIN
sell or trade for most anything Five
OF them Pedigreed stock. Newman
Harrington, Tel, 53S-M. 6t6'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-09

To RENT Two UNFINISHED adioin-
ing front rooms. also two furnished
rooms Inquire 23l North street 6tb'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-09

FOR SALE--A nnc-year-old horse,
sound and good driver, can be used
with saddle VIII sell express wagon
and harness Price right TO immediate
buyer Joseph Marcou& l2l Mil street
lei gg-W. etc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22

La madrugada del domingo I'LL
tino fu& escalada la tienda de provi-
stones que ell Coto del Laurel, sitio
La Cuesta, posee don Juan Santiago
Plata, llevandose 81 los picaros mer-
cancfaS valoradas en- 25 O 80 dolares.
-Herm6genes Pacheco ha sido de-
nunciado por la Policia ante la Corte
Municipal, por agredir con los pufios
a Gregoria Rodriguez, en- la calle Sa-
lud de esta ciudad.
En- la calle Villa, esquina Men
dez Vigo, Sc volc6 ell lunes por la tar
de un caro- Ford, propiedad de Angel
Maldonado, en- cuyo guia iba Julio
Bula. Y en- que ocupaban asientos CO.
mo pasajeros Laura Maldonado y Clo-
tide Perez; resultando todos ilesos,
afortunadamente, y el vehiculo con
desperfectos.
Jose Mercado sustrajo de una
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
tolome soler, Ia policia halo un alam-

tolome Soler, la policia halo un alam-
bique en- actividad, que decomis6 pa
ra proceder contra ell violador de la
Ley SEGA.
-Anunciase que esta fuera de Pc
ligro la simpatica y virtuosa senori-
ia Carmen Maria, hija de nuestro
amigo don Pablo Dapena, Ia que su-
frio una operacion de appendicitis en-
ell Asilo de Damas, de .esta ciudad.
-Ha revivido con los mismos en-
tusiasmos de otros tiempos el depor-
te de base ball en- Ponce; y asi Sc We
jugar pelota casi todos los domingos.
El 16 del actual el "Mayagiez" ven
clio dos veces al "Ponce", en- nuestro
Play Ground por a 0 y por 2 1
carreras. Ell mismo dia el "Ponce
Stars" derrot6 tambien dos veces al
"Jacaguas", en- ell propio gallinero de
este, por y por 10 carreras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22

propiedad agricola de don Pedro Bar
tolome, barrio Anon, un novillo como
de cinco arrobas, que vendio don
Juan Berjeli, del barrio Machuelo
Arriba. La policia ocup6 ell novillo
en- Plaza del Mercado, donde un abas-
tecedor 10 habia adquirido por diez y
seis dolares, para sacrificarlo.
-Durante la primera quincena de
julio murieron en- este distrito muni-
cipal % personas de Intermediates
trasmisibles, n1mero que Sc descom-
pone asi: 19 de tuberculosis; 4, de pull
monia; 2, de fiebres perniciosas, y
de paludismo.
COrOrespOnsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
D[SBE PONCE

Ponce, julio ia juzgar por los
concentrates que Sc oyen en- las ter
tulias socalies. hay verdadero interes
por oir esta noche en- los salones del
Centre Espa6ol, al conferencista Lcdo.
Alfonso Martinez Ercilla, quien di-
sertara sobre un tema importante:
ssLa Espaiia de hoy.
Esperase que ell acto Significant un
exito complete.
-Desdes aver tarde hasta media no.
che, las nubes nos obsequiaron con
aguaceros y 1loviznas que sin duda
han mejorado la condici6n de las CO.
sechas, que parece estaban destinadas
a sucumbir bajo los ardientes rayos
del Sol.
Hoy Sc encontraba en- esta ciudad
un Inspector de la Prohibition, Ell Sc
nor Francisco de Porrata Doria, quien
vino para destruir todos los licores
decomisados en- casos va resueltos por
los tribunales.
Ell conocido don Felipe R. NAL
donado, Investigator Municipal, quien
Sc someti6 en- Ell Hospital San Lucas
a una intervenci6n quirdrgica, ha si-
do dado de alta v hemos tenido Ell pla-
Ger de saludarle.
La sandal de Pipo es motive de ale
gria para sus multiples amigos.
En- su domicilio, lugar conocido
por Gel Bosque" de la Gale Jobo, IA
lleci6 ell conocido estimable artesano
Ricardo Mora, quien disfrutaba de
n1uchas simpatias por su probidad y
amor al trabaio.
.Haya paz para su alma Y resigna-
ci6n cristiana para sus deudos.
-Se alienta ell prop6sito de feste-
jar Ell 25 de julio en- esta ciudad, fe-
cha del desembarcd del Ejercito Nor
teamericano que invadio la isla por
Ponce un dia igual del mes de julio
de 1898.
Ell Comisionado de Servicio PIbli-
co, Hon. Francisco PARA Capo, esta
gestionando que vengan Ponce en-
esa fecha barcos de guerra de EE.
UU. y fuerzas de la Guardia Nacio-
nal con alguna banda.
-Aprovechando las actuales vaca-
clones, ha salido para esa capital la
ilustrada v gentil sehorita Julita Bau-
"a, maestro que ejerce aqui, a salts
facci6n de todos, su honroso magis-
terio.
s-Guarda CANA sufriendo un acce-
soEde grippe Ell estimable caballero don
Agustin e. Font, active Fiscal del
DistritO, por cuya salud hacemos cor
Ciales votos.
Hoy embarcaron por Ell puerto de
esa capital el respectable sehor Me-
RED Pirazzi y su inteligente Y agra
ciada hija seforita Josefna, en- viaje
de- placer que realizaran por Estados
Unidos y Europa, paseo del que re-
gresaran a esta ciudad en- que cuen-
tan numerosas amistades, dentro de
tres cuatro nneses.
Felicidsd y gratas emociones, les
deseamos.
Sc hacen activas gestiones para
que yenga Ponce ell celebre tenor
Antonio Paoli, hijo de Ponce que por
sus meritos artfsticos goza de fama
mundial.
Es muy grande ell deseo que tene-
mos de oirle.
En- poder de Jose Robles la De-
tective decomis6 una botella de bran
dy y una de crema ID cacao, que Ro-
bles transportaba en- momentos que
iba tomar un CAIRO electrico para
ir la Playa.
-Ayer Sc despidi6 de sus amista-
des de Ponce el apreciable senior Luis
Principe, quien hoy ha debidd embsr-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
+ 90 I BALL
Para ell Sr. Garcia Ca
d6rniga, Presidente del
Real San Juan F. B. C.

Sefior:-
A usted, que raiz de la gran VIC
toria que el Espala F. B. C. obtuvo
contra ell equipo que usted present6
en- los terrenos del MORO el dia 25,
de JUNO para luchar con los mucha-
chos del Espa1a F. B. c., que lie arre-
bataron en- buena lid la "Copa San
juan, Sc descolg6 en- la prsnsa con
una serie de protestas porque sus ju+
gadores no habian logrado colocarse a
la altura de los nuestros; usted, LA.
mamos la atencion sobre la carta que
el "Comite de Festejos PRO SAN
JUAN les escribio en- 18 de julio cur-
sante, y que dice asst
"Sr. Presidente demas miembros,
REAL SAN JUAN F. B. C.
Senores:-La presente tiene por OBJ
jeto comunicar IDS, que en- la Sci
sion conjunta celebrada por ell comi-
te de festejos, de los festivales de San
Juan Bautista, patron de esta, en- 2
del que cursa, fue considerable amplia-
mente la protesta establecida por
Uds.' acerca del juego que Sc efectuo
en- los Campos del Morros, ell dia 25
de JUNO proximo pasado, en- la que Sc
alegaba que ell Club "Espana" habias
rtilizado individuos que no eran miem-
bros del referido Club.
De acuerdo con 10 procedente en- es5s
tie case, hicimos la investigation de
lugar, resultando de ella, que los
miembros en- question eran todos So
clos legales de dicha Asociacin, como
10 acreditan las credenciales que estOs
presentaron expedidas por el Club EsA
pana los individuos aludidos con fe-
chas: Mayo 2-192O JUNO 4l21 y JUNO
11-1922.
Dadas las demostraciones de lega-
lidad de estos Sres. sociog del susodi-
cho Club Espaia, a tomar parte en-
los va efectuados juegos, este comite
resolvio en- este case declarar con Luz
gar ell JUEGO efectuado, dejando los
honores del triunfo al Club vencedor
No dudamos que todo 10 expuesto
! Ianteriormente, llevara vuestro ami
mo ell justo convencimiento de la le-
galidad del juego ,reiterando nosotros
a Uds. nuestras mas efusivas gra-
cias por 10 correcto que Uds. Sc han
producido con nosotros, y celebrando
de antemano que en- los futuros festi-
vales sean ids. vencedores, para que
de esta manera quede repartida la glo-
ria del triunfo.
Por ell Comite, Manuel Valdes, Sc
cretario."
Seguros de que la verdad habria de
brillar en- todo tempo; nosotros ca
llamos y dejamos que usted, y los su-
yos hicieran por Gales y plazas los
mdltiples concentrates segun los cua-
les la "Copa San Juan" habiales sido
arrebatada malamente. Sirvales a
todos de consuelo la carta que trans
crita queda, y tomen 10 sucedido como
lecci6n para que jamas vuelvan abrir
extemporaneamente la boca.
Igual recommendation lie hacemos al
realista don Ramon Estevez, para que
en- otra OCCASION refrene los impulses
de su acometividad y no Sc vaya al
peri6dico lanzando opiniones Y con-
ceptos depresivoos para quienes va
len bastante mas, como deportistas,
que 10 que el vale.
Nicolas Veiga,
Presidente del Espaiia F. B. c.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22

res muchos de estos han aceptado Ell
plan, negdndose a secundar la tenta-
tiva de huelga que Sc ide6 efectuar ell
Z de los corrientes por los protestan-
tes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
REAJUSTEs DE SALARIOS.

La mayor parte de las fabricas dc
tabacos de la isla, estan hacienda un
reajuste de salaries con los torcedo-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-22
'DEMOLAY PLAY IS
WELL RECEIVED
Rope Throwing and Singing
of Paul Cummings Was Hit
-"Sherlock Holmes on
Bill.

Large audiences greeted the first
days showing OF the varied program
at the Isis theatre for the benefit or
the Order of DeMoIay.
Paul Cummings, If year -oid versa
tile star, was the hit OF the progra m.
He took part in a novel musical ano1
rope throwing act. His song, THE
Magic of Your Eyes, was we'll rfs-
ceived, as were also his rope stun hs.
In one of them he laid a rope straifb1t
across the stage floor and, giving a
snap, tied into a. knot.
J. J. McCauley., gifted tenor, also
rendered several vocal selections, and
the Saxaphone, Quartette, composed
Of the Campodonicas brothers, FAarce
and Marchese, gave several snhppy
musical hits.
This program was rendered in. con-
neetion with John BarryHore's
super reproduction, Sherlock Holmes. -
The famous detective of fiction is
wildly transported to the silver
sheet in all of his greatness This
stirring picture of the London, under
world and Iimehouse district will en-
thraI an audience from beginning to
end. The star is supported by an
unusual cast headed by Miss Carol
Dempster of Griffith fame.
The entire program will again be
rendered this afternoon and evening
at the Isis theatre.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-22
BASEBALL GOSSIP
BY THE CUB

Manager Bill Gleason of the White
Sos. evidently believes that the deal
to- transfer Eddie Collins for the
Yankees will go through. At any rate
Gne Sox have purchased Ray Wood
/ worth. star second baseman of the
Bloomington club, of the Threc-I
League.
4 Woodwork was the leading second
1 sacker of his league last season, field
! ing. $50 in over 100 ga mes. This is
| the best record Of any Three-I league
| second baseman since 1910. Last year
was Woodworth's first in professional
baseball.
While Woodworth can not begin to
rival Collins in hitting. he is no SLOUGH
| in this department and will be a
| handy man for Gleason.
The Detroit Tigers are now making
another trade calculated to streng-
then their pitching staff. Oldham, a
veteran in point Of service for the
Tigers, who was not a shining star
last season for Ty Cobb, has been
traded to the st. Louis Cardinals for
Bill Pertica, who has a fair record
with the Cards.
This deal should be an even swap.
Waivers must be secured by both
teams before the deal can be COM
pleted.
Cobb is dead set on building up the
Detroit hurting staff to match with
| the club hitting this season. The
Tigers have always been a hard-hit-
ting and a fair fielding club but the
pitchers had habit Of going to pieces
when most needed.
But with Sylvester Johnson, rip"
Collins, Bill Pertica, Herman Pillette,
Cole and others. Detroit should have
one Of the best balanced clubs in the
league this season.
Clark Griffith has again surprised
the fans with his selection of a new
manager to lead the Washington
Senators. Last season the clubs made
bad showing with Clyde Milan al
the head.
This year Griffith has selected a
man always popular with fans, UNI
pires ana players alike-Donie Bush.
Bush came to the Senator'S in a deal
with Detroit recently. The new man
ager is a veteran but a good hitter
and like lightning on his feet. His
open manner and sympathy have won
over the hearts of every member of
the Washington club and he will make
a good manager if anyone can.
Bill Gleason has begun cleaning out
his pitching department in an effort to
get somewhere next season. The
White Sox manager has the nucleus
Of a good staff in Urban Faber.
Charley Robertson, Leverette and
Ted Blankenship. But several rock
les out last season failed to prodhce
and two or three veterans also show
ed signs Of slipping. Two OF the lat
ter, Fredie Schupp and Harry Court
ney, have already been released.
Schupp has been sold to Kansas City
for $4,000. He was given a trial with
the White Sox last season after hav-
ing been discarded by st. Louis.
Courtney goes to San Francisco in
the Coast League where he pitched
good ball for the Seals last season.
Muddy" Ruel, the Red Sox catch
er. is going to desert the diamond for
the bar. No, that doesn't mean he
intends to drowa in Root R&Ar the