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Evening star., 1922-09-17
THEODORE w. MOVES. Editor
The Evening Star Newspaper Company

business Office 1Ith ST. and Pennsylvania Ave.
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Chicago Office First National Rank HnidinS.
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Evening star., 1922-09-17

Oar is 80 many germs in de well
water" said Uncle Eben, 'an' no much
poison in de bottled licker. datiwhen I
gifts thirsty I simply hGngs around de
rain barrel an waits Tor . ihqksr.. 4
Evening star., 1922-09-17

The Evening star. with the Sunday morning
edition is delivered hy carriers within the city
NJ 6u cents per month daily only, II cents per
month; Sunday only, ~ cents per month"; or-
ders may be sent by mail "r telephone Main
5000. Collection is made by carriers ut the
end of each month.
Evening star., 1922-09-17

Prudence As Well As Courtesy.
Ought a man to give a lady seat
in street carr" :.
Certainly" replied Mise Cayenne.
''He never knows when he may be
running for some kind Of an Office
and may need her vote"
Evening star., 1922-09-17
Fifty Years Ago
in The Star

Half century ago the police of
Washington made an arrest hat caus-
Evening star., 1922-09-17

Some sentimental gentlemen of
Jewish extraction have insisted that
a Jewish government shall be set
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POWER, ". VA,

Tho regular weekly roll on or the
Power nIaut and Foundation bowlers AT
mo Music alleys Wheeling Wednesday
.ycn!nr, March 90. This ought 10 be 4
good game.
NJ and Mrs. G.. VI. Hodge were Wells
burg visitors Saturday night.
Don't FORGET the Wnodmcn dance Wed
ro.d,v evening. March % at Community
Hall stop a.. ,.n
Mr. win. Montgomery. formerly with
mo Beech Bottom Power Co, was
Wheeling visitor Saturday.
Mr. WIN. Cioss of the West Penn. Pow-
~ Company Is still at his home IN south
carolina. Mr.. Goss went home TO recu-
pcratc.
our DOS; master was seen SATURDAY
afternoon building new ooara WAN
from tho post office to the car line
Mr.. Geo. Groves. engineer at the
Windsor Power plant visited MS i''ot"-
er ut Wheeling Sunday.
Mr. Sicard and his assistant or New
York are visiting the Power plant this
week.
There was quite a large attendance at
church Sunday evening. Mr.. Fred rat
tcrson and Mr.. 7. Worthy rendered so''e
very fine vocal solos.
Mrs Groves OF Wheeling. mother or
Geo. Groves, Beech Bottom is improving
very nicely.
MIR. Adolph Plumma Of Mt. vernon
Ohio Is visiting his mother Mrs I. NJ
pumma at Power this week.
Mr. Wisman OF Mt. Vernon Is stopping
NJ Mr., F.. NJ. Plumma's at Power for
few days.
Mrs Esther Watson wife or CIyne
Watson Of The Power plant Is at the
North Wheeling hospital to undergo an
opcration.
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THOMPSON'S SECOND
TRIAL NEXT MONDAY

The case Of E1-FIre chief Burley
Thompson. who Is charged with assist-
ing others in making false returns 1t
the city election last May 26 will come
up for trial in the criminal court next
Monday, unles sthe supreme court rules
that the indictments in the election
cases are faulty.
The indictments are now before tho
supreme court for consideration and Il,
the court sends word that 1t will take
them up later, the Thompson case may
be postponed until that time. Tho
Thompson case was the first Of tho ele'--
ton cases to be tried and the jury failed
TO agree.
All Jurors serving At the present term
Of court have been excused until April
g. and some who were excused earlier
and are to report on March 80 will prob
ably also be excused until April 8, when
the Thompson case comes up for trial.
Prosecuting attorney Carl c. Bachmann
and his assistant Austin Y. Wood will
be out Of the city on the 30th.
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vet incomplete. The deceased was
FORMER resident Of Cameron and well
know in this city Funeral services
will be held at the Presbyterian church
at Cameron and burial will be made In
Cameron cemetery. The remains nave
not arrived from Texas yet.
Preparing for visitation b..
Members of the McMechen lodge No.
IA. Kniehts Of Pythias, are busy pre-
pairing for the affair to be given by them
In the McMechen school auditorium to-
morrow evening. The local members
are expecting over $50 visiting members
Of the Wheeling district lodges to be
present tomorrow evening. The head,
liner Of the program being arranged by
tho committee in charge Is a mock IN
itiaton. Plans Will be laid for the
district convention of PythIan lodges TO
he held in the near future at the meet
= Ing.
, Official Board Meeting.
The members Of the official board OF
| the Methodist church will meet in the
! church this evening. The meeting 10 for
the purpose Of discussing the annual
I budget and consider other church affairs.
Mcnfechen Briefs.
Albert Workman continues to improve
at the Glendale hospital
! DR.. Earl Campbell and family, who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Moore, have returned to their
I home at Cameron.
Miss Thelma Smith has returned to
; Huntington, after short visit with
! local friends.
; W. Nesbltt and son. Robert, have
motorcd to their homo at Pittsburgh
after visiting several days with friends
| in this city.
! Lloyd Burton IS able to be out after
being confined to his home by a recent
! illness.
! Miss Jenice Thorn, who haB been
visiting with friends in Parkersburg. has
returned home.
Mrs. George Rasel is able to be out
! after recent illness.
| Mrs. l.. NJ. McFann has returned to
! her home at Werton after a short visit
i with friends here.
: Miss ThcIma Scott Is able TO b out
! after being confined to her homo by ILL
! ness
! Mrs. George Mckenzie, Of Charleston,
I has returned homo after q short visit
: with local friends.
! Mrs. Paul l.. Flanagan IL improving
; nicely ut the Glendale hospital and will
! probably be discharged this week.
/ Miss Virginia Lukens has returned to
! Bethany after spending tho weekend
! with her parents.
| Mrs. Elmer Mariner Is still confined to
! her home on Marshall street by illness,
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McMECHEN
Christian Endeavor.


nh, regular weekly meeting OF the
christian Endcavpr society or the FIRST
church of God vas held last night III
tho church parlOrs. Following the busi-
ness session 4 social time WAS inuuI5cu
I'm and refreshments were served.
Expect Body Soon.
Relatives Of the late Lieutenant \. A
Mountain. first Marshall county soldier
TO sacrifice his life In the World war
expect the body Of the late lieutenant
70 arrive in New York on Wednesday.
The deceased veteran Is survived by one
sister. Mrs Jane McCullcy and TWO
brothers. James y. and Thomas j. all
Of this city. The local A. A. Mountain
post, American Legion. which post was
named in hts honor will be in charge
Of tho SerV ices hut as Yet funeral scrN-
ices are incomplete The deceased was
we'll known in this city and had host
~ friends. who mnurnrd his death.
which occurred at the second battle OF
tic Marine. on July 80. 1918.
Boy Scouts Hold Meeting.
Matters pertaining TO their summer
ranp were tho CHIEF topics or discus
sion nj tho regular weekly of tho local
Env Scout troop held IN the Methodist
church last night. Following tho bust
ness meeting, refreshments were served
and Il social time he'd.
Arrangements incomplete.
Arrangements for the funeral OF
Francis Martin Reynolds, aged 80, VIII"
d:ct at Tost. Texas last Friday arc a.
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Bcardsley was located for several years
In Muundsviilc.
Rlameq SAW for Death.

BrardSiry waa located Tor seNeTa! !eeI
In Muund$vilc.
Blamos SAW for Death.
C"r"n"r'S jury when convened III
F"l!ausbcc on sunday afternoon. an"
presided over hy Coroner j. Il. MaIk'hs
Shaw, to conduct an inVcStlahl"n OF
Nh" death of Frederick Love. Killed by
II shot gun on March u. ut Il MINING
camp near Golfers. returned Il NeF"iLl
To the effect that Love cam" TO ms "culn
at the hands Of steve Sarh. Love H"9
hurried to the hospital In StcuDchFiiI'
but succumbcd To his wounds. SdFa H"s
not been apprchcnded.
Attempt to Steal Machines.
At 3 o'clock Monday morning Asa ~
vile WAS aroused BY noise IN inc pds
Of his home on Twenty-scventh stree.
The garages Of Henry Wilson and James
barnes are located in back OF the NcNliis
home and when Mr.. Neville loohcd out
of the window the intruders led altcI
having the door OF the Barne$ garage
0pcn. Further investigation reNeaich
that the garage door OF Henry wilson ;
was also open and the battery platce OF
his machine had been removed but the
intruderS were unable 10 start thc ma
chine. At the Barnes garage the d"oT
had been opened but the in:rudcrs han
not time Ia start the machine wnen
they were discovered. No trace or lhe
robbers could be found and their iueh-
lily Is unknown al ~ .,,, ' 1Wor,.
All Indications were that III" day
would close without tho special grand
jury making report OF thcir lhycst'eh,
lion OF alleged irregularities IN me
office Of the sheriff. During the
morning session numerous witnesses
were heard and in the afternoon the iiht
to be heard VAS oven larger than IN INC
morning and thcr" VAS ltiic proptnll'.
that the grand jury vii! lie nhin TO
morning.
Jurors Dismissed.
Ar,cr jury had been chosen, on Mon
dav morning I" hear An automnhllc case
the remainder Of ~" r"tit jurors were
dismissed for the March term.
weusburg Briefs.
Miss Mildred Mckinley was WecK,
[ rnd visitor at tho home OF Mrs. laul
. Love. of bethany pike.
l. l.. Hunter Of 81. Louis. Mo. re-
.-,rncd nunc Sunday after Il visit at tho
. h"ur" Of Mrs Henry Hilliken' or Main
street
! * Wells was n business visitor
in SjcuncuNiilr Monday.
Miss Ada Mcmahon. OF High street
lnf, sunday morning for visit with rel
utivcS ia Hamburg. Pa, before EoinS
; 10 Philadelphia. IA. where she Will train
for Il nurse in the University hospital
Sic was accompanied as far as littS-
hursh hy her father. j. T. McMahon'
: Iraihcr william and cousins Ellsworth
NrNrhon and Donald Vincent
Mrs. Hazel Highland. OF Main street.
encn; the weekend at her home IN
Beech EUttom.
Pauline and Laura Lucille. loft Saturday
? rtcrno0n 10 spend few DAYS with MrS
,;tyrr'S sister. Mrs. VIII Lemmer, OF
East Livrrp0",, ohio.
Z Mrs Robert Robert" and son. CIEoe'
sn"nt SUNDAY with Mrs. Roberts sister
Mrs William Robinson, OF Holidays
/ MIR. and Mrs Georg" Schroeder. OF
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\, |, STOCKS

New York, March @e.-Nn'y &c"
selected issues were immune from pres,
aure In today's moderately act'Ne "''
lower stock market. So-raUed taEor''eS
reacted one to three points An" H""''
lass popular. and more speculative
shares suffered greater losses.
Signs OF a weakened techu.'aI posi-
zion and greater discrimination on inc
part OF investors, together with Kali
ing or OF public interest provoked an
extension Of bearish aSEressl"ns' eS-
peclally In stccls. equipments. OILS
motors, sugars and kindred SpccIa'N's.
With tho progress ot the session r"''S
NJ tho investment type a. well as
junior transportatio"s were singled o"'
FOR sporadic attacks. Partial rccorerics
In the last hour were due to bidding up
n chain store and merchandising issues.
together with short covering III sugars
and low priced oils. Sales amounted TO
$4,000 shares.
Incidents over the week end favored
both Sides OF the account Tho mum
her ct idle freight cars was further re-
duced. and western railroad ccnters re-
ported Il cheerful tone oN": tho rrcnu
NJ business Among the February earn
InSs reports submitted thcs" OF Atrn'-
son. Louisville & Nashville. Baltimore "
Ohio. Lehigh Valley and New liaTen'
showed favorable gains in net rcturns'
Coppers and the general metal market
continued 10 ignore tho foreign inquiry.
Cali money held at 49, per cent uht'
tho final hour. the ratio then casing 20
pcr cent. relaxed Country-"''e
monetary conditions were seen IN the
lower rediscount fixed b. tho Atlanta
Federal Reserve bank.
Foreign exchanges wer" NOR" sNnSi-
tive to the further collapse of IN" Ter
man remittance. the mark declining TO
the smallest fraction above @9-l0eths Of
one cent. sterling tcll tax cents uEd"r
last weeks final quotation ana the
whole range OF Continental bills r"attc!
to II points. Poland. Norway and
Denmark being the most heavy.
Irregular Trend In Bonds.
Advances and declines in tn" foreign
division were typical Of the irregular
trend OF todays bond market. French
Tl:'s and SIS and ArC"rtin" IS were
higher BY one point. while Swiss gov
ernments and rsuaicipals caSed from !
TO 81. points.
Liberty issues heS;tatrd during the
frs, half OF the session, but closed for
the most part at gains. Rails were &C
tive. especially convcrtiblcs. but in tHa.
quarter the trend was indefinite. Cuba
zane IS and SIS strengthened. hut ~
lantIc Fruit -. Chile Copper - an.
several OF the utilities were lower.
New foreign issues including -
Orleans lFTenCh) railroad ana NL"ch0-
Slovakian loan. were in allegiance. Total
sales (par vaiue) aggregated Sl6.i9l. 600.
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WELLSBURG
WILL SEVER RELATIONS
AFTER Is YEARS. SERVICE

W.I.In-. -. Va. March &C. J.
I,rr,I,i.,. A'u 'or thu post twenty
r,an' .,.r ha.. been As>"ri"t"d with the
ML,Hia,rurrr Fl Light Heat and Power
rumptii!. wlI sever MS relations vita
that concern on April !. MIR. Rcardslcy
came 20 Wcllsburg just II short while
ago, but by rrason OF hi public position
las made many friends here. A. 10 his
futur" nlaus s"vcra! rroroEitI"ns ar"
hc:us considered ana possibly he Will
accept position on tho rod. His fam
l.y Will remain in Wcllsburg. Nj.
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AMERICAN SMELLING

The rrpurt Of III" American Sfhe'''n6
& R"nn!nE e" and the American Hi''e'I
erH Securities 60. for lg"l has been IL
sued II shows total net earnings or
Squ1S,aS7. compared with $li,l'5.69J IN
tho ,rcv!ous year After charges. but
before preferred dividends thcro was a
laIaurr Of $I59l,"Q9. against $G.''i'''S
In lH.O.
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NORFOLK & WESTERN

Tho pamphlet report or the Nor'o'N "
Western Railway GO. has just been Is
vucl showing total operating revenues
or sEn-ll.Sn2 not revenue from rail-
,,.,,. .n,..ra,i.n $iG.%7l.045: and operating
,rr,r,n Of SilGl2.?G". Surplus after
Ijy;d.ui,; on adjustment preferred stock
amounted I, s9l"&.A>9. against sil,6II,-
0?G in TIC previous year.
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B. g. o. EARNINGS

The February report "f y. & O earn
.ngs shows operating r"y"HAe Of $b,-
.&.G-". an Increase "c SsG>"l%. nr"rat-
IN. ,,prn~cs were ti@.ni2.9i?. a decrease
nr Si.l95."s". N,t revenue WIS S2,!N".-
,.". an increase Of $. oiG.I9@
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FINANCIAL AMERICA" TALKS
OF STERLING PRODUCTS DEAL
NEWS OF BUSINESS
RoRDEN co. SURPLUS

I'll" Borden 80. and au subsidiary
companies report FOR tho year ended
l'rc. % last pros.+ sales Of $''S'''S"''
against $I2u.-?3."72 In tn" previous year
and a surplus after dividends of $780,
vGT, cumptrcd with $40. lhu IN wv
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Total sales 745,SeO shares.
TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo O. March 27.-Whcat. Al to
t43: May. I40%: July. l."2.
Cloverseed. prime cash. 1910: March
1900: April. 1900: October. lilo.
t1.7o.
Timothy, prime cash. 2.9j; March.
R95; May, 3.o5.
Low grade seeds not quoted.
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NOTICE.

Wheeling Steel CORR. pfd "A"-Trans-
fer books close March Is. for ! per
Within. steel corp. pfd "B"-Trans-
fer BOOKS close March u.s. for ~ per
cent cash dividend. payable April |.
Whc"Ius Match co. Transfer BOOKS
ciuSr Mar.H go. ror 4 : per cent cash
\. n..ilna Mas taken on the dividend
Of tho Whcrl:rE Mold ~ fdy. co, ptd.,
l.. tI.. BOARD ui directors to-da!.
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An Unusual Opportunity
FOR RRoKERS AMD ShLES1CBE

Producing OIL Corporation now paying
monthly dividends in excess Of 20 per
month desires few high class connec-
tons in West Virginia. An absolutely
new plan that has an instant appeal.
For interview address P. o. Box 829-A
Pittsburgh. Pa ma 21-h
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CHICAGO GRAIN


CHICAGO, March @7.-Asscrt!"nS thal
son am arrcS in Kansas wriId not N!c.d
hult a crop d.i = good Gr,u to-day l"
hAuE about higher prices Tor wl"nt. i ~
market closed unsettled 1T - 10 -
cents H.: rIiu with May j. I" Et;"'
and Jrlv xiiSE, 20 $l.lSa, corn FIN
i-hrd @,c /" : safe W. AMI cat" up &c
L. o,r. In provisions, IN" outI"n"
varied from 80 cents decline 10 . cents
tNaUCc.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. March -. 80.
furnished The Intelligenccr by 4. E
Iastcn X Co. members Now York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
~ " Va RIdR
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Whecllrg W. Va. MARCH, -. -,
Furnished The Intellirencer BY A.. r.
MaSten 4 Co. members New YORK S.oci
Exchange Second floor Nattona! H"h"
OF " En HldX.
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PETROLEUM.

Oh City. Pa, March 27.-Crcdtt ball
ances s3.25. Runs IO4.44l: average 81:
SII. Shipments 6G.?Gl; average 42,3.l.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. March -. %
Furnished The Intelllgcnccr by A. f.
Nas,en a Co. members New York Stock
EXCHANGE second floor National Bank
ri " Va Bldg
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wheeling, W. Va. MARCIA -. 90
Furnished The IntclliSencer ov \ 2
haSten & Co.. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF W. Va Bids
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Nhcc:ing. W. Va. March -. 20.
Furnished The lntcllIGencer by A. e
Masten, l. Co. members New York STOCK
exchange. Second floor National Bank
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. March -. %.
Furnished The lntclltXencer by A L.
Mastcn & Co. members New York Stoch
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of " Va Bldg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wl.....'e. ". Va. March -, %
Dally quotation lis; Wheeling stock
y ,hanEe Complied for The lntel!i-
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Peru Is celebrating the centenary Of
it's independence from Spain.
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PROVISION MARKET

wheeEuE. ". Va. March -. &c.
tBy BEUTER ERDrIiEK>
rRESE MEAI'
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BUTTER AND EGG
pIrrI'gINLr
PRODUCE MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va March -. q
By Z. BAClIMAEN N SOM
bHRI'IsrS
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling. W. Va March - ~.
WHEELING AWE SrHI ~ COM. 90
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up"n. IIipM. Low. Close.
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SAN BROTHERS

Choice. rs to lI5 10 90 q
Good. l"5 10 lT5....... = u0tI
Light. heavy. com. calves" Jug
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GREEN MOUNTAIN Valley

Mrs. Mark Rice, who was very VI
Is improving slowly
Charles crans,on had one o his
horses die recently.
ROY Elwcll "a busy drawing cord
wood to Bennington.
Ward Becker ANA fami% have
moved 70 North Geru Eston.
FOR sac: IA Jas T.. Msuiscn has
grain fea ouns hecf u SCH
Albert SmftN aud James Garrison
uro drawing wood to Bennington
sEafron harrington visited at
Henry Hagrinbtons the past week
Elias Elwell of North bennington
was IN the place 40 business the PAST
woek.
District nurse. Miss Dora NJ Clark
was in the place Tuesday ON busl
ness.
A number attended 80 Farm Bur
eau meeting at Cole hall Monday
evening,
Mrs Anna Niles, aud brother Alb,
HARRINGTON. Wcie in Bennington
tho past week.
Truman Madison and son, Wal
lace, Il Bennington wore in the place
on business recently.
Mrs Fred Harrington CT South
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EAST ARLINGTON

z
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest vanalstyne
motored % AaaGns, Mass, last week.
Miss stello sheYe,ia has resumed
her studies at A pany business co.
legc. iG
Mrs, Nellie Parkinson IS confined
to the house with t7oub,e from ysrk
coso veins. H
H. A. Warren Of Bennington was
In town Tuesday collecting batteries
for winter storage
Mrs. II. Louise Robertson is help
ing Mrs. Norman Mattscn MO is
convaIeacing from her recent opera
ton.
John Lunnihan. who has been
working for Smith and Buck at the r
New hampshire job, returned to
town Monday.
Mr., aud Mrs n. A. Bentley. who
has been visiting their dauga ier at
Rochester. ~ Y. tho past few weeks
returned homo Saturday
Rcy N. Andrew, math. oiossoe
AT NftItIfaU Ni . ANoNe4Atfs AtNut hNN
to his work Monday al,sr spending
his vaoe,ltn lsGwr with h3 po..
ents, Ag; AID Mrs, r. II. Andrew.
Fred. the little nineteen months
old child CT Bertha Riyet d e1 Thurs
day az tho homo Of bis gFandmother
Mrs. JcseFA Rifot from pneumonia.
The llnelal was held al tho home
sunday. Rev. w u, Meyrier of lei
atng, lnterment az Evergreen
lcercteyy.
The top'c gor the morning service
al Oilyel ch1reh next sunday VIII
bo The God VINO Answefeth by
Fire" Let Us ttEin the new year by
keeping our attendance as large as
possible. Just sixteen years ago
January 8. Frank In j. Andrew be-
gan his work az sexton Of Oliyet
csurch. During all these years he
has been a most aithtul officer sell
dem miss ns q Sunday and thorough.
iy dererdab'e 70 TO ali Things well
10 uphol9 tho honor Of Olivot
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SOUTH rcGsgr


Skating on tie poad vas enjoyed
b. large numbei OF peop SUNDAY.
Andrew Mcneyltt. H., OF Rutland
was 2 Weekend guest OF his father
Mss Helen Eoseu o. leicester
vas q week end guest OF her mother.
Mrs. Helen Bowen
Mr.. and Mrs B J. Connel Of Man
chester perot were SUNDAY guests OF
MIS-. FL zabeth Burns.
Andrew McDeyltt, sr.. who has
been visiting relatives In Rutland
tue nast week has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Schneider
and Harold Berry OF Manchester
Depot were sunday guests OF Mt.
a. &ss. ~ f. MeDeyitt.
Misses Jane and Gertrude Tuny
and Clara aud Helena MeDeytt gave
party Saturday evening in South
Dorset school hall A large attended
anu a very enioyab time was report
ed
NewR OF the death OF Mrs Ann
stuart Bas rec eyed Sunday evening.
She IL survived by two daughters,
Mrs T T.. I.aTkeu OF Manchester,
Margaret a, Stuart o. South Dorset
aUh three sons, James aad Or George
Stuart Of New York City aud John
Stuart of South Dorset The
funeral will be held at ten O'clock at
81 Jeromes church in East Dorset.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-11
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Very fine native lamb at the Check
erline.
J. c. Jensen Is in Plttsaeld today
on business.
Mrs. Joseph Shea, who has been
III, ID conyalescing.
Cinnamon buns and parker house
rols. fresh every day. Checker
line.
DO not forget the January clear
iatce sa 9 Is on at 'Solomons Econo-
my store.
Bert Lytell in 1.-THE Idle Rich" and
episode 10 OF Winners OF Che West
Harte theatre today
Born, THIS morning at the Putnam
Memorial hospital, a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Solomon.
order your FISH Thursday. The
variety vii be bettor and you viii
got II early Friday. Checkerllne.
Charles Ray In James Whitcomh
Rlleys oldnome poem THE Old
Bwimmin' Hole. Opera house Fri
day and Saturday.
Alice Brady in Hush Money" q
power ul drama OF life on Fifth
Avenue and of life just a few blocks
away. Harte theatre tomorrow,
Mrs. Wattles VIII have q sale al
the Brewster Block, Room 4, Satur
day. Persons having goods to sell
NOV brine same any time BEFORE
Friday night.