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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05
ONE MORE STATES ATTORNEY
Eugene sargood UnIntentionally Rob
bed OF Portion Of Record,

In a sketch published in the Ban
ner Monday and in which Eugene
Sargood sentenced to Rensselaer,
county Jail last week for violating
the prohibitory law, was accorded
the remarkable record OF having
been prosecuted by six different
Bennington county states attorneys,
full Justice was not accorded the sub.
ject of the narrative.
Instead of having been prosecuted
by only SIX Bennington county states
attorneys the number should have
been seven. After Mondays Banner
had been in circulation a few hours,
Judge Charles II. Mason telephoned
the Office with the information that
his name should be added to the list
Judge Mason stated that while he
was states attorney he had the dis.
tinction OF prosecuting Sargood for a
minor offense.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05
COMMUNITY PARTY
Good Attendance at High School Hall
Gathering.

y goodly number OF young people
and older citizens enjoyed the Com.
munity party which was held last
evening in higl school hall. Every
one present took an active part and
helped to keep the round of games
lively and full OF fun.
A high school athlete won the Kid.
de kar race and incidentally a
pound of chocolates. The opinion
was pretty general, although II didn't
come to any point, that he had held
private preliminary practices 70 ac.
quire speed and grace.
The old fo'ks dance Captain
Jink scored the greatest amount OF
popularity of any Of the special fea.
lures.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05
w, c. ToWART, MASTER
Annual Election Of Mt. Anthony Lodge
Monday Night

The annual meeting of Mt Anthony
lodge. f. and A NJ, was held Tuesday
evening with large attendance The
lodge has made greater growth dur.
ing the past year than in any preced.
ing year of its history.
The following officers were elected:
Master, W. c. Towart; senior war.
den Henry b, Walbridge; junior war.
den Frank f. Howe; treasurer. j. OH
yer Burt; secretary, w. A. peart. An
the officers are reflections except
secretary, which office has been held
by II. Wells Person who declined a re.
election.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05
JUNIOR y. M, c. A, eYMNAsrs
Emblems In Annual Competition
Awarded last Night.

The Junior emblem competition
came to close last night with the
awarding OF the emblems, In all,
about thirty.fve boys competed and
some fine work was done.
Franklin l.asher was awarded FIRST
prize of Jersey and an emblem
The scores follow
r. Lasher, 500; c. Blake 775, S
Mattlson 760; L. johnson. ZOO; f
stupplebee. zoo; +. Johnson, 600; r
Greenslet, clio; P Hall, Clio; + Hall
425; * Osterle, i20,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05
NORTH BENNINGTON

Rupert Hughes known to every
book lover OF America gives the
screen wonderfully clever pictures.
DO YOU remember how you laughed
at and enjoyed Scratch My Back?
Here is his latest and many think his
best and greatest, Dangerous Curve
Ahead Bank hal theatre tonight Z
and 3 D. IN.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05
LITTLE GIRL HIT BY CAR
Marion Kendall Escaped with Slight
Bruises.

While crossing School street this
noon on her way to dinner, Marion
Kendall the eight year old daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs. Fred Kendall and a
student al the Graded school was
knocked down and dragged a few
feet by Ford car operated by Ben.
jamin Waldron.
The little girl was among a bevy
of other children at the time the ac-
cident happened and walked almost
deliberately into the automobile
which was moving slowly in a north
erly direction.
The machine struck her to the
ground but was stopped within a few
feet. She was removed to her home
at 2l6 School street. A physician
was summoned and an examination
showed that she was not seriously
hurt, although her arms and face were
considerably bruised and scratched.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05
Mr.. SPARGO WRITES IN
BEHALF OF SYNAGOGUE
Good Thing For Town and People to
Have Jewish PeopIe Uphold
Their Faith.

The committee in charge Of the
raising of funds for the new Jewish
synagogue is meeting with success
IN the canvass which is now in pro
gress. over 1920 has been raised
of the $4,000 required and only com
paratively few people have yet been
seen.
The following letter from John
Spargo indicates the cordial manner
In which people are receiving the
appeal in behalf OF the Hebrew con.
gregation:
April lsL, 1922
Mr.. Max Fienberg,
Bennington, VT
Dear Mr.. F.enberg.
In sending you the accompanying
check as the contribution OF Mrs.
Spargo and myself to the 'Und YOU
are raising for the building OF Syn.
agogue In Bennington, .el me auu an
expression of our earnest good
wishes for your complete success.
| feel sure that our fvnow C.t.Aens,
without distinction OF race or creed.
will gladly rally to the support OF
your most worthy enterprise. ii is
a good thing for the community and
tie nation that men and women OF
Jewish ancestry and faith should
zealously uphold and maintain the
great traditions and teachings of
Israel. Your synagogue viii be a
civic asset in that its influence will
be TO develop character and foster
high ideals,
There was never a time I'm TIE
worlds history when religious and
spiritual inspiration and leadership
meant so much as now And your
ancient faith never confronted a
more serious challenge than here in
America in these perplexing days.
The best service which men and wo.
men of Jewish ancestry and faith
can render today, both to America
and to Israel. is life lived in accord.
ance with the great precepts o. the
faith to which your synagogue is TO
be dedicated.
May your efforts be oyerwhelm.
ingly successful.
Most cordially yours.
JOHN SPARGo.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05
Cause Of Piles

Dr Leonhardt found the cause OF
Piles to be internal That's why
salves and operations fail to give
lasting relief His harmless prescrip
ton. HEM-ROlD. removes the cause
Money back Il Il tails w L. Gokay,
Advertisement.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05

ed the following standing commit
tees:
Fire, Louis Bergeron, Karl o. Estes.
MCGUIRE.
Police, w. II. Lighthall Bergeron,
Lee G. Warner
Lights, Holton, Warner, Estes.
Sidewalks, Warner, L!ghthall. Ber.
geron.
Sewers, Mcclure, Holton, Buchanan.
General, Estes. Lighthal, Buchanan.
In addressing the board at the open.
ing Of the meeting the president urg-
ed that the citizens be requested to
attend the meetings of the trustees
and to thereby obtain first hand know
ledge of the manner in which the
public business is being transacted
The clerk was authorized to draw
his orders for the following bills:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05
BLOODY WORK IN KANSAS
Youth Slain, Father and Three Sons
Near Death.

Concordia, Kas., April 5.-Theodore
Trembley, is, farm boy was slain
with an axe and his father, l.. j.
Trembley, a trustee of Shirley town
ship, and three other sons. were in
jured at their home last night by un-
known assailants.
The three boys are near death with
their heads crushed
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05
No Happiness In tdlsnsss.

There is n working clnss-strong
and happy among both rich and poor;
there is an idle class--weak, wicked,
mlserable-among both rich and poor.
---Rusklp
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05
LUDLOW TOWN HALL BURNED
Los, $50, ,o0o-Reeords in Probate De
stroyed with Building.

Ludlow, April 5.,--The town hall
here was destroyed by fire early to-
day with a loss of 100000.
The records in the probate office
were burned, but the postofice was
sAYed
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05

Respectfully submitted,
Webster S. Temple,
Treasurer
hereby certify that | have this
day examined the books and accounts
of the treasurer OF the Young Men s
Association to date. have compared
the same with the drafts and receipt
ed vouchers aud find them all cor.
rect
Il. II. Holden.
Auditor
Bennington. Vt. March q. 1922.
The following is the list OF nsur.
ance policies held by the Young
Mems Association o. Bennington, VI.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05
MILLIONS FOR MUSCLE SHOALS
House Agricultural Committee Recon-
mends Further Expenditure.

Washington. April Resumption
Of work on the gantic Wilson dam
at Muscle Shoals, under charge of
army engineers, was recommended to
day by the House agricultural commit
tee which voted unanimously to press
an amendment to the army supply bill
providing for an appropriation of ST..
100000 to finance the work on the
dam for cne year
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05

lgGl 5OV6j
1922 50526
The circulation has increased Al
this past year; 6ljl in 1921 and 5l0l
in 1920, making the total increase
for the past three years. ll723. The
largest circulation per month was
5475 in March 1921 and the smallest
81, TIE latter being due TO severe
snow storm In January. There have
been 43l new registrations, a gain OF
20 over 1921 Besides this NUMBER
2S temporary cards have been issued
to uonresidents.
School libraries have been loaned
to nine of the rural schools. several
having had four different sets OF
books during the year, From 20 to
% books are allowed each school and
they can be kept either two or three
months Many OF the High school
and grade teachers and pupils also
use the Library constantly for refer.
ence work The total number OF
books loaned all schools was 65O a
gain OF 230 over last year. 3Sii mag.
azues have been circulated both for
reference aud home reading.
The loan collection OF maga.
zines still proves popular, Is of the
most recent issues being In constant
circulation. The duplicate pay
books continue to be a success, and
nine new books q, modern fiction
have been added from this source
II magazines and newspapers are
received regularly, one new maya.
zine and one newspaper having been
added this year
A larger number Of people are max
ing use of our Library inter.loan sys.
TEN, by which we borrow from other
libraries non!fiction books which we
are not able to own, and which our
patrons are desirous of reading.
Last year the number borrowed was
81; this year Il has Increased to 81,
several people having borrowed more
than once.
The regular yearly instruction
classes for the Freshman English
classes OF the local High school were
held as usual In September.
story hour for the children Is
held every Saturday morning during
the winter months, and the librarian
is especially indebted TO Miss Eliza.
beth Holman and Miss jeanette
Perkins Tor making this season so
successful
"Chlldreus Book Week" was OBJ
served during the week OF Nov. 18Th
by an unusually attractive book ex
hibit, made possible through III,
kindness OF the Griswold store, the
II, r. Hunting Co aud tho Library
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight Thursday unset
tied, no change in temperature
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05

Sl5,000
George S. Mills.
President of Y NJ c. A.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-05

al Fund 1896 563.0i S16i9
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07
BEDTIME STORY FOR ALASKA CHILDREN
 By YOUR UNCLE
By YOUR UNCLE

coIoa Iho Hmo evening" For IruE-. Iue purno llo water of Florida Ia. a failure and .nera was mot much or n used 'or Ihat purpose when Your Uncle Waa lhoro. T. waa considered aIl right for washing uurpoeH OF f0r running under hr'IaH. buf hnt wn about an it was used for
 Your Uncle ha. some friends in al town in Arizona and In Q letter to hm one Of them n.d al Che water u.od .u tlat town wae hauled dIa- tancc of eight miles. ItIHu safe hat ,ha- Che kids of tlal town arc not required lo ba.no ore-y Sunday and WeInc day night uEo One cHIdIcu ol hIaNa.-or .l they dmt they should. for .horo a mo ol.u.o for being save lur Of water u tIIa country where thcro .a 0 much o. .L
 A few yo1r ago Your Uncle Iaf. n train at n IItUe town In Now Mexico and drove across Che country d.s- tauce of f5 miles and never r1aod 0r saw n stream ol running Wltnr In Chat distance I. was HII that awa'Iowa in chat country bad t0 fly 400 miles before tnor could nud auy mud wIth which to build thcIr ue.s Il. looked ms though It W0uId napo been better for chem t0 have moved l0 where Che mud Waa but swallows aro not very good at thinking ont
 such problems a tHal Anyway thoro d0HoHt seem 10 be as many swallows thoro now n. there used to be- There .a something funny about swallows They win eo a long di.- auco to get mud for thc.r ue.H and Your Uncle has known people who would so a long d.atauce Co get aVal- I0us
 m aome of che comro. whore water Is aaarca It ia said Ial whole families hatho In Che Ime water and .hen mFo .l for soaking dirty elotho. i'm How would Che average Alaska boy or girl uEc t1 hop into water In which several other people had taken bltnH. Think of Chat tlc newt Ume you s.lr. io eouI boeluc your mother toIia you to tlEo bath
 -aud to not forget lo give your neck and ears good uUb.ue Your uuoIc Hcror heard your mothers te1 you tHat hu. It IH n wio le' lhcy do. especially whore boys arc tho ones ordered to do One hatame Some boys are worse Ilm eats whom it comes fo eoluur into Walor
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07
WHY THE FLY

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 Iu some of Che cities and lowua throughout Ono East ono of Che greatest problems wllh which Che residents uro confronted .a to secure a supply or water Ihat !. f.t for uao. . drinking and cooking Your Uncle has beou iu towns where hcrc wa. plenty of water to squirt ou Ares bu. It Was unnt for u.e In homes !. was almost too muddy for bathing purnoaos
 Tho town of Marion Ohio. whore President Harding lIvc whom ho Ia uo. serving Che people 0f Che United states as tho.r President has abou. . Che poorest Watcr ya.om of any town Your Uncle cyor visited. There is a water yatom lhero tlat supple.
 water for use whom fires break 0uI . hut for household Ulos Che people dc- pend on cIs.orns .ask your father or mother what n c.etern "a. for thoro orc none n Alusalanl c.atcrn Wator .a apt t1 get wIrr'y. as tuIwaya cone .s.a of raIuWaler rho way thu Eot water iu Che c.storus .a to have . mIler ou thc.r houses 70 Chat when |It rains Che water ruua .om Che eut
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 And u H doubtful lf President ! Harding - nuch better oG in Waah- |ineton than ho was I'm Marion ao far |ae water .s concerned. for tho Inst Ume Your Uncle was Iu Washington | |thHt city was supplied with wator from Che Potomac river Chat .aslol .oI catfish and wcs pale Iu. uko O cow had hou mIEcd lu It every r.aH.uI or Che Walo. having Che ap- poIaucc 0f having had about a te1- spoonful of milk pu. in it Also. it Waa never Ferr cold. for tho water in rivers I'm Chat par. of Che country Is uo. cold IIko it .a Iu A'aaEa.
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 How o. when Jim cror manage. lo rouu to tle outside Che Stroller uaV mott Had he Thought ol Jim ..I nm no would hlro naturally 0ou .uIeI .HlI In tHoo r.nc and ul.ou. Irra oI Indian summer One I1cE nuu tfnt bow before Che eonI. hre... ou .om. UmEn hillside wen. breathing nI requiem over omo ic sorted nronec. hole ,hat had hecr awarded Jim m ha nua. resting place.
 HuI Ho srnIar would have boon | Hrnu. Tn bis .ono.u HHH for Jim |. nu Iure.r Iu Che land ol Wmma. Iauer and winter rroc m nel | m. Stroller does mo. know Wher. Jim H ozcan chat hc nw a shor. .f.'.aam In n newspaper th.a woes ... I.. ..o. IH.I Jim had . I.eI rt a certain city on Che ou.a.do. Cha. he uHs one ol tHo ear'F .am n.I.r .a m. NIonI... "Who.. h0 remained for H0..ai yolu W..h .n- I.0werl
 And thu. H closed another ehnn- fer mrHr 'o Io wIIH NIe i'm Ono Hro.I WHu NorH nroIe Uio . i'm which tHe unme O. Ono principal newer appeared I'm e..Hr- Che society or polio. court columns 0. uHWou newspaper" Iu one among IHnH- Hr|. who came North u..h Ono nre 0. .mhUnn burning brightly in .he.r Hnrls orIr .a na lumeheI by n .eu ru drops from Che s.om cloud of HIr.nI.r
 X. Che Stroller write. lh.r am uu- H.II.n t..r courses ndour h.H wIf- m0I eho.. a. Ono thought of how Hm parents We.IeI WIh pride whom tfr -enor. O. hr energy and Hro.e efforts ou One rHI and river were waited HaoE ha. ulI Of 9I and O. how hc was expected to TO- turn uo. nIer chan two ycar with seven .rm.a oiled witch gold pose .H'r e.eHI
 Jim was n failure. but loha credit