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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
MINT HOLDUP NETS
BANDITS $500, 600

tCoNTINUEI FROM PAGE ONEl
city attorney into thr Dufbng and
against fIrcplur which was broken
off. This did not chr,s fHr speed az che
fleeing car for an insinni
Riot Cars Start Chase.
Five rio, cars. the first prrylnp
Manager 81 Safety Downor and Police
Chief II x Williams answered The
first call from the mint ono ~ tho %.
Ice ears was wrecked .n collision az
Sixteenth and Court place. bui 'he 90.
cupants ~ tho car escaped injury
Tho money was the property ~ tho
Denver Federal Ucserv, Muk tho Mint
merely being a depository fur ' due Co.
the lack ~ sufficient vaults u thr
hank building According GO 70 }.
Grant director pf the Mint. receipt
for the money Ind been issu,d hy J d
Olson cashier Il The bank just prior %
removing the money outside the " u'
whore the bandits obtained b Manager
Burkhardi 90 the reserve bank later
issued statement saving that me ou-
tire amount was ga, cred lv insurance
Detective Grant ulso announced That tho
numbers ~ every hii in The consIrn
ment wore On record and that banks
throughout thp country would lo warn
ed 20 be- on the watch f0r them
building Rdd'0l.
~ terrific was the gun fire during
the CLASHES that more than forty distinct
bullet holes can be- counted IN the trans.
ems above the main entrance to th"
mint and IN the windows ~ the sec0ud
story building The granite walls Of IN"
government building likewise are chip
ped where the bullets struck.
Buildings across the street likewise
show the intensity ~ tho fire of tho
guards Windows u various stores and
apartment houses over 'ho stores wor.
riddled and many narrow escapes from
bullets on the part ~ room0s voro o..
ported 90 police headquarters
Miss Catherine &c. sf un rurlov' 20
"a restaurant directly acr iho street
declared that sho vaa attracted 600 Do"
her declaration thar 80 Hlt
ton 10 the haubd's who l,apod ou'
door by the shooting and ls emphatic iu
% the car she saw TWO mon hIlug be'
hind telephone poles nearby who appaf'
entity were members ~ fhr ErE
Youth Was Spectator
Paul Chr ~ yurs 900 gave a thrill.
INK ncco NJ 30 thc e1uHouert Ils d..
clarsd Pc 30 nl.rr directly across
the str,g a. m thy 81 %, wn.u the BAN
at car hoaF iy 0ui aimed drew lp. II
said
Three OF thv men 100 crryIug sho,
guns. jumped olt 1rJ rushed up 'o
the guard standing nearest ihe reserve
hank truck. couldn't bear what they
said. bat tlcy WEI" apparently telling
him a. open Do, wagon li. shook hIa
head and then one ~ fha bandits struck
him a terrific blow j tn MT know
whether 90 uus win hs ist or a gun
A. the guard rfsrr,r,T .udcr tho blow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

"a shot rang out and be- rrmup'cd 10 mo
pavement
"At rho sound NJ lhc shot o. number
~ guards canine running uu' Cd, tho Mint
Ind started a1uE They vrrr shooting
ff tho lnrdiis wbu loelu shooting back
.Ha uf ib. anIre remained Boz the elf
hur h.1 down h0hnd thr wheel
'IH1 us D I.dr,1 rco.ud huIdns
~, elaIds boDu p,ppounr tho fror'
~ uw u.r OFF lHa bandits shoot
HF l' 'h. io.. nu tho door ~ tho truck
THO u.f shot shattered lhe window ~
Be uue Then hli Ga 80 AROUND
the corner 90 hsu.d hciug shot
"Th,n There was lul in thc firing.
. q I.nH,l uH' ana elW the bandits Jump
INK uI har CIR ono of Thorn sprBng
onto ths running ho1rd on 10, oppo.
sItD e1o FROM tho mint anl ,rouchcf
down Another onr jumped in behind
tho driver just as ho d.l so shot
from uH. of f., guards struck him u
fhr f.. 9 .v fho blood rush oui and
th, hHr3It slump down in h'a scat like
hr m.rbt nt, hern hurt badly The
fourth OF thr uug jumped Boz thv rear
scat and tH' machine bore uH Eaa,
Cu'fN
9Th, wounded guard WAS living o1
the sidewalk .n front ~ th, mint IN,
other guards ram m Go him 9s ran
across the street ono ~ tho guards
fld taken DTS coat or sHl was putting
f under pho b .H OF OBJ. wounded man
can d.. lardts Vor. uver.olfs The,
v,-. br husky mon warue whit,
.FH,a ana booking uk, sports
Csr 4Il when he examined me front
~ tho hI'dur ihli sheltered hm d
s1a rlii,H with bullets.
During th. afternoon suspeci w8'
tat,r Irtu .n.ttb lv tho police. hu'
,ft,- a eii.r.nr ~ NOR, than ar
r.Ir d, vs. r,I..a.I
TN. .s'. lurH,n Glow th1i DO. uul..
have OIL which 20 vma is hooi'
s,w.d off Shot run which vHs pickle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
in,nloyes Trained

lr'vl0Nes Trained
Emgs.e Of 'hr Mia we ruuIur'l
with shn' gums and 1'a instructed tu
rIsh 20 tH, front Of thr W.ldng et Che
FIRST sound 70 tho aIru
Acting lure. thes. nrdr.e arplnvcs
fHr.nr tu thc 'un, windows and opened
arr 600 tre fleeing mem iufu o.. ilone
han Nas 1rr,n from ~, Mint window
.hy 'rn firing 90 Tho bard 's 4 E Noy
r.Hln another riHt rmrl ur a twic"
from 'h. D1l Hort window aud b.
believed 'a Nur UfIr,I 'EH wound m.
.uuc ,f tl. hU8ts as hn conferred the
InHIfur t.r.rr nr
Person. m Store, l..." thf 9'rr.f
'fr.u fh. Stunt Vo.. attracted % tho
ad. walk hv aurls ~ fhn .Hnis but
w,r. fm.rl io retreat lrd a',k cover
Hs han frm rura 81, fhe Mint aud
Frds.nl Kea Sc Guards wHr turned
toVrl 90, bandits
n tsa announced 1' tho Federal i,o
s.-., Hut chat iro loot taken was
Guilty. Insured
Ns rm ls fao nUy bundle - cW
f,r.I t.g l..n I'1.oj 'n the bandit r1I
90. men entered t and h1dcd east in
Cua, Avenue ~ h.gh speed ono Ian
400 d..rud .s 'parnE lEhi over
.rDt al Hnht m' was shot while "U
f.r.ns o., c.l $40 vsa sru tn throw
bla hand. info thc AR and waH gnhh'
|hv ilo Hh.. ueu Doc 'h' car as j. rueh
"a down fH' street.
r.t.r f.I..Ift..r.s ana. a. fhn tU.H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
30 M'MlLLIN
WILL Be HERE
SATURDAY NOON

30 McNiiIlin viii arrive in amarillo
saturday. preparatory 10 the big foot
all came with Clarendon College Mon
DAY. Christmas DAY. according 10 word
received last nighi by his brother and
Sistcrinlaw, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Il. Me
Millin. who reside on buchanan Street.
NcNhllin i now la "ort Worth and
win leave there Friday night for ANA
rillo.
The Mighty Ilo." the famous athlete
and AMERICAS football IDOL. win lead a
bunch oi Allimerican Stars against
Clarendon College here Christmas Day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
XII KLUX WIZARD AND ONE
OF ORDERS HARSH CRITICS
SIT DOWN AND TALK IT OVER

wi,hou, CLEANSING tbc views ~ th.
Kansas governor. who remarked aftar
warl that be- had no, been converted
There is no place IN America. ur
Alieu declared for any organizstia1
which attemnts To- carry out aIlce,.I r.
iorms by members going about in dls
guis,."
br. Evans camo here last night GA
e vas Indicated might remain tor sou
eral d1ys. although IL was no. an.
nonH0'-i what had occasioned his visl
90 t-. capital Governor Alien iegt fer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
Youths Confess
TO Wrecking Train
en- Burlington Line

SIT JOSEPH Mo-. Dec iN-ANm
Marion Clark OF Iasiou Mo. and WI
liam KRAMER. uo address. both % wears
ola. v,rn arrested TODAY and confessed
according to toe loctl police 20 wreck
ug burlington passenger train number
lC cast uf S1vtop hst Tuesday night
The train ST. Joseph to -. Louis. was
auuIl,l when uu was removed and
seven ,pach.s aud th' cur.u. l'tt thc
track only two cor three persons wen"
slightly injured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
Appropriation Bill Passed
Special 10 The News

WASHINGTON, Dec ls.-Appro.
priation Cor the navy bin carrying re-.
quest that the president negotiate with
foreign powers relative 20 limiting the
construction OF war craft under 10000
tons was passed late today by tho
House.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
The DAY IN
WASHINGTON

November reports setting new high
monthly record Tor 1922 were estimated
al sass 000 600 FAN sov.ngs ~ winter
wheat wero announced 90 G.o6a. ooo
acres o. - per cent Jess than "a year
ago.
President Harding discussed prohibi-
ton enforcement with 'hc governors 81
a. states at "a White House conference.
The Senate continued consideration ~
the shipping h.1 H tIe face ~ on effort
to have q displaced by she Norris agri.
culture financing measure
The Central American conference re-
'.cted proposal Thar Tho delegates dis
cuss program l.aEug o. tho political
union - tbs flta central American re-
pushes
Conflunstion ~ tha nomination q
Pierce Butler. 81 Paul attorney. 90 BE-
an as.neaats Justice - the supreme
opurf. was recommended BY the Senate
Judiciary c1mmffee
The House, iaHsel The naval appro-
Ifaiiun hA carrying recommendation
that the prealderf negotiate with other
powers "a limitation q war craft con
sirucuon under io.eo8 toms.
'urtnueo fefuni ~ nrpreseaiativ.
Keller hsFabilear Minnesu'a. % frr.
. btfFe the Halse iudf ars roman
to- on n. inlp-aeamenf efafsea
againsf Attorney q rf narffi.
- % The eppoinfnisf.i u : sus.t.rn
tne 10 fcconmend f.aha q. a iaa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
ny A.ris,rlpra,

~ - IN -
NAslHNGTpN. d.. fs Tho IN
kilA kHn Wus understood io have
been t1f H4l.erf 81 "a frank conyersa
ffn To-Day b1wen Governor Henry J.
Allen rf Kansas enc 90 its prominent
rites end y ~ - Evans of Dallas.
Texas. Recently elected Imperial wizard
~ tht orEin.Eltion Tho discussion
tss Haid o. have heen held ~ the gov
rnar hotel room and WIS arranged
friendly manner
nIrlf.Un In Sc purposes mi
1s understood ga hse. lsah
earnestly D. hoih maa. lt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
DISTRICT COURT
DOCKET WILL Be
VERY HEAVY ONE

The september term OF district court
yin boz heavy oue. according to pres.
90 Indications District Clerk j c.
'kIluau reports that many p~cs has
f"u filed this week. Follow NC arc
%" cases nlcd this week Iu the ord 2
hri fh.y were recorded ou ZOO, district
i,tk. records.
Nl'irnh Bank ~ Comwar., ys Tr.
"nn Publishing Co. 81 al debt aud
Yr.,l, urc.
ray-, Rubber Co IS. j. =. Convey &
Son. debit
Peavey Rubber Go. vs. i. 4 Newman.
faruIshcc ana j. 4 Convey a Son. de.
iondang garnIshmont
Mary Richardson VS. g. Richard.
son. divorce
o. T. purdue ys o o. C'ur q al.
iebt and foreclosure
Nlrs \ T. Vaughn u.s. j u Ingram.
20 al debt and forccloau,
JAS q \ Martin. D.. $751; Mara Eva
Martin divorce
- u 4 schwartz SIS. Kate 4.
schwartz divorce
Thpmus = Fl,un IS Agnes Rooney
Tut 90 al construction uf Will
% r. N,uN Va. Dude, % Bl-hpr
damages fur alleged breach ct ,ou,.,,
p $ Burgess So Got'u,b Big.
debt
Dorothy Mcrr,u ys o. r. Merrill 4.
Nur,r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
EATS, SMOKES
DRINKS TO Be
ON POST menu


fII- sn''.r d.I' 'H" ''e
ui'nn'1 e" iI' Thursday e'..- "''''
inF OF me American lag '' W..
b'"f' OF ''. Development ''''- Z"
.h' 'i.H Van. Ih' "'ea'l.. '' '''
largest attendance n' ''r summer WIZ
." thr election ~ - I"''sai'. ono Do az
'fnaics q" participate in '.. t'.'''
NiHuh convention ' th' '"''i l'-'n
Lexicon. department 90. I'N' 90 waco
September 10 u p.
AMONG o'hr questions thI ".I come
'p i"i a.-' 'ssion ni 'h' h ing WIZ
'"' , .'i'"n ~ @ -l'-'I..' ~ 'he
.'l''u states veteran. BUR- '' ANA.
'I'" '' servo Northwest I''' i's''a"
forcing Disabled veteran. ' go w
fof Worth Hs 80 H' i Time
'''a.'t 'hr n'Ni d'..'.'n' '"u' %.
.''' '' ''i''i N'H''i.''. "I....' i''''
-'"' ''h'l northwest I.''' city
Ns 'h' n'''"h'l 'I-ih.l'..'' 100 'ts
.''''' '' e.. th' "' -.H'l' '' .'7''eol
'I''''I 'l''-' S-'N''r ~" .'.' 'N''l'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
M'CALIB WILL
TALK AT FARM
BUREAU NEE!

ny Associated Tess
CLARENDON Aug IN-Tu, Dunl",
rpuu'F Farm Bnrtu meets here Co.
umroW tu hear - T. McCllb pf ANA.
.lllu Northwest T'.as Supervisor ~ th,
Texas Farm Bureau Federation tu ten
ct tu" plus tor fh. incorporation az
M, Texas Grain Sorghum Growers "A.
s"c.atiuu which Wiil b., completed this
month Ms McCab viii ALSO tell 90 the
cotton wheat poultry watermelon
alfalfa. livestock and other farmers cU-
op"utt, .uwmodit, marketing assoeid-
tiws formed aud being formed rs the
Gum bureau
n"ulrN count, members 90 tho farm
bureau have b,ru urged to invite IA, O.
u,ighhors Geo attend the meeting and io
request tt.Ir business men friends 20
attend ami i,arr of the frm bureau b,
plans ton selling tho farmers products
through associations. tn, wives.
sisters and daughters uf tb, farm bu.
clu members are requested 20 bring
.o'ber women iulk ct 90, farmers far.
iIir~ 90. 90, special guest, of the farm
bureau
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
TO TRY TO INCREASE
CLASS so PER CENT

Every nirinh,r bring member" is
ihe slogan - the BuB@ class OF the
Fits, E,pt's, church @hch meets sun.
,lay morning II the Mission th,ater al,
$50 o'clock
nr ; T. Vine, ard and John Giitn.
lass vice presidents aud active leaders
20 membership campaigns are most en-
ihuaiasuc ahoui the fine showing tho
class Is missing ana they plan 20 in
crease ne class by ~ per cent SUNDAY
morning II hard work and ,nihls.a SIN
coant lor anything e ca.s, leader
stalled saturday
RImors have been living about thai;
eve-y member prc~eni SUNDAY morning
r. going tn ba asked hoW many m.m
lrs~ he has invited. this .otd,r stated
He also stated that IL wil b. proposed
that every member will Do, r.pue- I'D
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF
Stephens Associated Stores

ORDER IIOt SIS. On Iu.sl ct~'. ", uudciso them
90 pur, Vs.. ..' yn't gtcBr rTtR QJ N.ITN u
LOWER PRICES. HIt ur save tn1 the shipping
charge. fwu Gy distant points vh.ch s Bit
lTEN. Also v, p't. 20 pcgsoHal attention that IN"
M\II. ORDER IIOl SIS cannot gNc.
Th. BIhI\G ~ BIJC h,s welcomed 1850.
tiNrED >'ORtN wherever ,Itul Th, NrE\I
.I ihy CHiI\ STORE SYSTEM rs UNIVERSAL.
Tr. huy,. l...N fHn IiiGH PRICES aJc du, %.
roo M\\N rRntirs anu TOO MANY ~.
PtNNE> f.uu FACTORY 10 USER. They hat,
b.uH uu.k Foo learn that ASSOCIATED TIRE
STORES ,.uIutf. fh, UNNECESSARY PROFITS
\Nn tNrt \>E> anJ PASS TIM SAVINGS 90 tb,
TlRl EiNIH>
\N~oCIlTtD >fOKf> handle onlv tire. a- cam
H. HONESTLY 81 lKNNTEED TO give long and
...t.fu. ttF.|,. Th,s. f.l.s are mad, Ca
uu. RIGID >PItIIIC NIIONN bon Factories where
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
CLEMENT TO
SPEAK DURING
PIP. c. c. MEET

De- element president of th, Amer.
u.I GlHu Dealers Associate and
Doe O.'N muu. % b. -tu u.uw,d with
.aI office. Two cuussrHi.t, terms will
rrie u'r. during the twoday Donvcn.
.,. H tn, rauhlndl. Plains Chamber
1. commerce Scpiombu l' aud .0
}.r element WIS FIRST supposed 20
-. n N,r Orleans to a gun dealers
.IN'rNou on these d.it"r Lut decided
o.. ,uu hsI' CON insi-tDno ut Secretary
~ y Emu.Hn. 90 former follow towns.
i.ar 1rI % friend eff Ar Clement. M.
tumnI is president of the Clement
,Hu DHuuut OF Waco Ile b. widely
lH.vu a- o. -.,o.rr and is much bon de-.
nuud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19

", guafauto. ASSOCIATED INNER TUBES
To- D. made u ~ RE RUBBER. well made ana
actually worth s0ft more than a., prices asked
NOTICE ct H. EXCEPTIONALLY Low
PRICES They ar usd' possible only through
our IMMENSE PURCHASING POWER and
ClFNIN STORE METHODS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19

Whom ,pu f.,l dun lrh,y and sleepy
and want tu stretch frequently you arc
rpr Iur tu attack OF malaria Take
ll'IHu. go once o. cures mthru and
,N.II- ud puts th. system u order
'it., gU, Sold hy CITY Drug Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19

IH.N\\Ol \tI WEST .Brk. th, greatest l".
ward .f.t ever .Hd. o.. m. SCIENTIFIC MIR
CIN\DISI\G .. IIlGH ~ \IIrN TIRES 1850
CINrtD TIHt STORIES lHi HERt. The create.
CHNI\ IIRE STORIES SYSTEM m the luiV,r.
with STORIES scattered 900 over thu Nation. h'.
,Grr,l q REM ma >IORI. iu your midst ih e
iuw,n'.. CiIhi> 90 ~rORiS. with - MI.
lIO\ DOLLAR ~ G,,->I\G rONER-NIW
.f- auftt %. ,f. .H ~ Cd PROFITS ~
IIE NlDDl ~ vi \-.. .. concentrated uu't
.lt ,u ui efforts. N..... ......H car owner iu roo .
,f.ufN. HEIltk % hlh NJ GktNllN
Hi.Dt CtD PRICES
Tho SAVINGS ,.....I |.. uugh uU \NIio\
WIDE OPERATIONS ... .H.-rd coo @" the ~
I\G ~ BIt, r,f r.. H frr form of LOWER
rIlICE> and BETIiE ~ NIFTY. but ALSO m OBJ.
fnrnI OFF tEE>IIlH Iiid.N md BETTER SIR
VICE We 'amn... with tine htgrs h\ll.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19

o.. entire output is absorbed by us our III
MENSE PIR,II,SING POwER-OIR ELM
NATION on TIM MIDDLE MIN PROFITS
OIR EIIMI>ArION Or LOST MOTiON AND
~ GE CREDIT LOSSES EXPENSIVE OVER.
HEAD AND a. MBERS0ME METHODS, actually
s,,,s th" TIRE BUYER from 25E t. iOco ON
'tel Iur" htsr.
BEfTtK riRES-IISS tOST-tlats the BIt
MISS iGE We hf.nr to TIRt BUYERS an over the
country COMPARE Tho QI NIFTY. COMPARE
OBJ" PRICES Where you get RETTER
NAlI - Win ,ou cont mao to uay HI6H PRICES
vh,u 'h, ASSOCIATED TIRE STORES viii sell
,ou RITTER TIRES ~ LESS MONEY: Would
,pu al bcratcy throw money away Then why pay
mor, fm your tires than vc CHARGE Come In and
get acquainted ASSOCIATED WITH THE 1850.
GATED STORE AND SAVE MONEY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
Randall Drug Co
Specials Today
Mistletoe Creamery Butter 36c
Toilet Articles

81 M COty's Pace Powder ..... ssc
Sl.s5 Mayis Toilet Water ...... ssc
60c Mclba Face Powder ........J 81,
f0c Marincllo Lettuce Cream .i9c
sic Resinol Soap commonwealth c
Sc Nennen's iIoratcd Talcum lsc
Sl.OO Ncntholatum ............ .S9c
j0c lplna Tooth Paste ........ zoe
5jc Hunts Meiicatrd soap ... s3c
81 ~ Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic $50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
The Associated
Guarantee

DOES REAL THE GUARANTEE interest
Nuur When tuu hul trc would yuu rather
hs,, MElE VERBAL PROMISE u future
wi',ag' or would ,ou prefer "a CEETlFIED
TIRE WAil.ANr such as o. shown 20 N,
ict IS. know your answer of course.
When rou bul C. tir, from th- ASsOCGNr
ED STORES sou rrarlNt CERTIFIED
TIRE WARRANT This WARRANT stipu.
mites .hc exact terms ~ olf LIBERAL
90 Ni;NNTEE You are protected not only
.r lHHo Mii ~ against al Directs IN mate
-.ai and work uanship. tut o.. GUAl,AN.
TEE covers the tire fur u- ENTIRE
LIFE
Th.s b. what So call EEAL TIRE SIR.
VICE the kind that many tire concerns
promise. bot whHh tn ASSOCIATED
STORES actually deliver Get "a WARRANT
when sou bI, tlie
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-20
VERNON.

E. ]. Tenny has a new Ford touring
car.
J. Maynard Miller of Mount Hermon
school will spend the holidays at his
home, coming Thursday for 10 days
vacation.
Mrs. Charles A. Wright will leave
Saturday for West Rutland, where she
will spend Christmas and New Years
with Mr.. Wright.
Services at the Union church. Sun
day morning service 1915, sermon by
the pastor. Rev. E. z. Jones; Sunday
school at noon; Christian Endeavor at
a; evening service at $50.
A. J. Brown. jr., returned from Yale
vile. Conn, Saturday, where he was
called BY the illness of his father, A. j.
Brown, sr., who died Dec. il.
Miss Gladys Brown, Miss Grace john
son. Miss Nathalie Carr, John Miner,
Leon Brooks and Harold Blodgett, stu
dents ut the Brattleboro high school, are
spending the Christmas vacation at their
homes.
A Christmas tree and entertainment
By the younger members of the Union
Sunday school will be given Saturday
evening at 80 o'clock in the vestry.
All children their parents and friends
are invited 10 be present
Professor Packard of Mount Hermon
school was the speaker OF the. morning
at the Union church in place Of the pas
tor, Rev. e. E. Jones, who spoke at
Mount Hermon. On account of the
storm, the evening services were omitted.
Members of the choir of the Union
church, who have been practicing the
Christmas music, have been delightfully."-
entertained recently in the homes Of j.
L. Wright and Mr.. and Mrs. 9. X.
Stebbins. who opened their homes for
rehearsals, afterward serving refresh
ments.
School in the north district was
opened again Monday. after being closed
a week on account of case of scarlet
fever developed by one of the pupils.
No new cases have been reported and 1t
is hoped the dread disease is well in
hand Miss Doris Ross, the teacher,
could not return on account of illness,
but the assistant teacher, Miss johnson
of Concord, n. H., is in charge.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-20
WEST CHESTERFIELD.

There win be Christmas tree and
Christmas exercises at the hall. Friday
evening. Dec. ID
Ernest Carey and Clifton Carey went
TO Keene Monday to visit Mr.. Carey :
father, who is i'll.
Fifteen of the women belonging to the
Up-to-date club met with Mrs. Myra
Farr Dec. 13. a bountiful dinner was
served
The Christmas tree and exercises
Friday evening viii be a community af-
fair and everyone is invited to attend and
put presents on the tree.
At the Grange meeting last Saturday
night Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Chickering
gave an interesting report of the state
Grange meeting at Portsmouth, n. H.,
last~week
The play. The Little Clodhopper, will
be presented by the Grange Thursday
night, Dec. 2S, followed by dance and
oyster supper. Davenport's orchestra of
four pieces from Brattleboro will furnish
the music.
The subject at last Sunday evenings
meeting was, Jesus, Friend of Sinners.
Leader, Mrs Mabel Brown. Next Sun
day evening meeting will be at Dana Will
der's Sunday school at Fred Emerson's
at IL O'Clock as usual.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-20
NOTICE.

To the Shareholders of the Vermont Ma
tional Bank of Brattleboro, Vermont
You are hereby notified that a meeting
of the shareholders of the Vermont Ma
tional Bank of Brattleboro WHli be held
at the banking room of said Bank In
Brattleboro, Vermont. on Friday, Decem-
Der 20, 1922, at 1890 o'clock A. III.
The business to come before the meet
ing will be as follows:
1. To see IL the shareholders viii vote
to consolidate the Vermont National
Bank of Brattleboro with the Peo-
pies National Bank of Brattleboro,
under and by virtue of an Act of
Congress. of the United States en- en-
titled IAN Act to provide for the
consolidation of national banking
associa tions," appsQved on the It'll
day of November, 1918.
.. IF the shareholders vote to consoi-
date said banks, to see If the share
holders viii ratify and confirm an
agreement of consolidation entered
into by the respective Boards OF Dl-
rectors of said banks.
g. To transact such other business as
may lawfully come before such meet
ing.
Dated at Brattleboro, Vermont, this
LIST day of December, 1922.
CHAS. G.. STAPLES,
Cashier. Vermont National Bank
S. e. LAWTON,
A. A. DUNKLBE,
j. M. TYLER,
@. G. ROBERTSON,
f. r. VAUGHAN,
III. G. HOUGHTON,
w. e. STELLMAN,
A. L. MAYNARD,
CHAS. G. STAPLES,
II. r. BROWN,
Directors of the Vermont Ma
tional Bank of Brattleboru.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-20
NOTICE.

To the Shareholders of the Peoples Ma
tional Bank of Brattleboro, Vermont
You are hereby notified that meeting
of the shareholders of the Peoples Ma
tiOnal Bank will be held at the banking
room of said bank In Brattleboro, Yer
mont, on Friday, December 20, 1922, at
1890 o'clock a. III.
The business to come before the meet
ing win be as follows:
l. To see if the shareholders viii vote
to consolidate the Peoples National
Bank of Brattleboro with the Yer
mont National Bank of Brattleboro.
under and By virtue of an Act OK
Congress Of the United States en-
titled AN Act TO provide for the
consolidation of national banking
associations" approved on the It'll
day Of November, 1918.
2. If the shareholders vote to consoli-
date said banks, TO see if the share
holders win ratify and confirm an
agreement of consolidation entered
into by the respective Boards of Di-
rectors of said banks
g. To transact such other business as
may lawfully come before such meet
ing.
Dated at Brattleboro, Vermont, this
LIST day of December, 1922.
G. l.. STICKNEY,
Cashier, Peoples National Bank
Fl. L. HILDRETH,
G.. l.. DUNHAM,
F. =. PUTNAM,
w. II. ROBERTSON,
l.. S. EDWARDS,
w. II. RICHARDSON,
]. a. MUZZY,
ID. g. CULVER,
J. n. HARVEY,
w. II. PROCTOR.
Directors of Peoples National
Rank Of Rrnttleboro