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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-04

! have come to the conclusion
men that he's our best friend too.
He don't want TO capture our
wives, Hes got ono now and had
TO do tho cooking all his life. What
he wants 10 do is show our wives
how to fatten us UP on real grub
and influence them to throw away
that can opener. Before Mrs.
solomon attended those last good
grub conventions she almost pork
and bcaned Jimmie and 1 into per-
dition. Now / am afraid to tell
YOU what a good cook she is for
fear you'll all come over for tho
afternoon and forget to vamouso
when tho clock strikes five. When
the rrof strikes town next Mon
day, I'm going to give him tho
right hand of good fellowship. II I
find out I'm wrong about his
charitable intentions, I'll sec him
off the next Saturday with left
uppcrcut. If you can count your
ribs mcn--there's no law against
suggesting. Ask her what she is
going TO do next week.
Rcd Ash Lump or Nut. for the
atosticl
SOLOMON.
Phone 8Sl
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-04
GIRLS IMAGINATION GIVES Law
OFFICIALS A BUSY few HOURS

Paralyzed from the waist down and
with brain seriously befudded from
narcotics administered by kidnapers u
II year old East Pueblo school girl
came crawling along the streets and
walks to the family home more than
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-04

the bes To
No employ of the
Co vulkeep eonl
the estimates made regular printed blank supplied at
weeif
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-04

eight hours after she started to school
Thursday morning.
Presenting a pitiabe appearance,
ore with mind wandering and uncer-
tain, the girl told her parents a dis
connected story of how on the way to
school sho was overtaken by two men
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-04
OBEY THAT IMPULSE

Every housewife in town wanted TO
attend the Demonstration last Sep
tember. Do not be disappointed
this time. Arrange to attend ms
many as possible.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-04
SOLOMON, THE COAL BIRD

If Prof e $50 r
Becker wasn't on
the shady side OF
eighty winte e RS
and not much to
write home about
when IL comes to
looks and didn't
have a wife of his
own that makes
the memories OF
Helen or Troy
fade away into
Oblivion, I'd meet
him on the Union
Avenue h r / d Z @
with a bottle OF
booze in one hand
and a rapid fir
ing gun in the
other. Any way
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-04

girl resulted in report that there
was absolutely nothing wrong with her
except the scuffing of the skin on her
knees from crawling tho last part OF
the way home.
Such vivid imagination and such
wonderful powers of acting said one
of the official Investigators, means
that we have In our midst in embryo
either one OF the greatest novelists or
actresses the world has yet known"
SMALL POX DEATH.
DENVER, Feb. 3.-Onc more death
from small poX today brought the
total number of deaths here from the
malady to 50. No new cases were re-
ported.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-04
LEARN THE SECRET OF
BETTER BAKING

There are many essential features
that enter into the science of sue
cessful baking aside from a range,
receipt book and the proper in
gradients. Learn these secrets from
Professor Becker next week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-04

This is the third visit of Professor Becker in
visits, thousands of Pueblo people have attend
ed his demonstrations. Those people will at
tend again this year. eager for the surprises the
Professor has in store for them. We hope that
hundreds of new enthusiasts will attend We
know they will feel we'll repaid for their ef-
forts. al
We are better prepared this year to provide
fitting place for these demonstrations Our
third floor will be arranged to accommodate
the crowds. This room is light and comfort
able. Every word the Professor says can be
heard in the most remote corner.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-04

Did you ever "sample" one Of the Profess
sor's layer cakcsf Or were you one of
the fortunate ones on "meat day" TO learn
how those roasts or steaks, so delicious and
lender, were prepared for broilcrf Do you
know how to make flaky baking powder
biscuits. that melt in your mouth-tender
crust pies so full of flavor and delicious
nessf Let the Professor show you next
week
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SHERRARD
PaNrintdn Meeting

The FDworth League or IN" f."oSanc
Hill N. r. church will hold n ra'r'"rr
meeting on Sunday evening NJ O'clock
r + Cook will preside and Nj. f"Ss
curtis Of MoundsvNle will deliver an
address,
Hnttor Lodge |. . - = VII! hoi' m
AZ, dav picnic NJ Hat'on Hall on Tues.
day. Iuly 4. Won c. f.. NarriGa"' o'
Glendale. Will deliver an address ~ ne
afternoon and other Interesting features
have hccn arranged. Refreshments WI!
no on sale throughout the dAT end IN
m. evening. tho grounds VIII no igHfcd
with Dclco Electric lights. Ev"ry"n" IS
invited.
TIL. annual picnic ~ the NJ. owe;
Sunday school Will he hold In y. j.
Scbr;dt's orchard ncNt Tuesday. The
other Sunday schools Of tn" nc'EhNoi =
hood have boon invited.
Entertained Club
Mrs r C. Klagcs and Mrs. Albert
MYERS entertained tho Shrrr2rd Com
nunity club at the homo ~ Mrs klaCrs
an Monday evening. The evening was
mos, cnJovah'y spent n social diver
syors and n dainty luncheon was arrv"d.
Those prescnt were. N"Sdames G"orr"
RIake. J. II. Roth. {. T. Goudy 2. Stut7-
man. Martin Fisher. F.. :. Cook. W. W.
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GAINESVILLE

Mrs 7. !. Kirk Is visiting her dauGh-
- Mrs. Ernest poudr!a at Wilk"rsvurC.
Ia.
Miss Virginia Fly returned home this
week from an extended visit with rel
atlvcs at Winchester. Va.
Mrs Earl howell OF Cameron. W. Va.
- srcud!u- this week with her parents
MIR and Mrs George Fowler.
Miss Margarc. GJlen IS visiting
friends r. bethesda this week.
\ number Of MasonS attended IN"
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TO STOP COUGHING AT NIGHT,

4 smmmcr brUnChIAT C0NEN N'"VN NOI
only the sufferer but other mrmh re ~
Tho family awake. Alfred hark"r, I"h
,youdnlc s. f. Liverpool O.. writes: -
consider j., my duty 10 write md tell IN"
results Of Folcy's Honey aud Tar. which
used for my boy wh" had been surfer,
Ing from a bronchial cough Tor or ;
wrckx Folev's Honey and Tar has don"
him wonderful good and ! shall always
recommend IT," II sootheS and heals,
Sold cVrrvWhere Adv.
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Rcadins-wn Turned Into Boy

Hill.
Rcadtns-win Turned Into Boy
Mary Emmcr,
Mc-Elcanor S'"'G"r and N''HT!
O'Er!nn.
FantomImo-l.a~t Eoso nf Summer
Cathryn Erard. jan" .i3. |"..1 III
rIano Accon,ta"isr Ms N''A lay
or.
Hayride.
Mr. and Mrs. i"nu I,l.r.s" will "n'"r'
tain 4 number e ,rU.g i'"U'" It's "T"-
Ming with a rnvr.dc. complimentary -
their n!cccs. Miss Mary mad Martha
DeDoIsc of PIttShurgh. Tn" y"!lF crowd
vIl tourney tn Camp star wh"r" IA" 70
mAinder OF thN evening w..i '' ~r"h'
in dancing uu,', Il late hour wn"" "th'
refreshments WI hc served.
Glass Outing.
Tn, members nr Mrs. G"orc" M"''"
Sunday school Ci1"S VIII cr'"E Us" oA'
At Wheeling park. r." day VIII w.
spen, in gamns and swimming h"'N "
O'Clock when 4 hasN"' supper "',t 90
anioved by tn following. dorothy N.'"n
virginia Norris Fr"do l."wm"'r
drcd Schnrrer. BETTY Hamilton. hS'"'l'
oron Anna Prudcruan. katherine
Tunes. Dorothy White. Mnr-"r"' i'"d,
mann. T.ncy Tnhh'n. Mary M"N"N an
McSdames Wrl.am Null, john Lennon
aud George Null
Death Of Infant.
Tho many f,truAs of MIR and Mrs
n. Il. Rruhn painfully r"Gr"' :" neg
OF tho death Of their infant daughter 81
tho ohio Valley G"n"rl' hospital "t
Wednesday. Juno %S. Mrs t'rNhM wa
formally Miss Phyllis S!r""""i 81 wal
wood avenue. and was well known II
, Warwood.
Lur.ro, arrangements arc Incomplete
Breaks Leg.
rrtt,. Edward firchcr Rad tho ms
ror,unc Of breaking his leg .aS' ego
ming Tive little fellow VAS "rosssn"
tho strcr, In front Of the Lincoln tN"A
rrc end stepped IN fro"t Of h''I''
; Tho lad was taken 70 Or. Webb Wh'r'
I, was found his leg WA broken ~
though suffering great pain he - &c,
ting nlon" as VOL ne can nc 'Ap''''''
Personals.
Mr. and Mrs =. |. Filson and 'h''"I''
Richard and MarGr"'t1 VIII !""N" NJ
evening for HarriS hurC. Ia. Wh"r" '"'\
viii snerd some time With relatives,
Nrs l. * AlhousN and children ara
visiting relatives IN Columbus. .
Mr. and Mrs. charles l'a''r and ram
u,. Of Ph,lnd"'phip. IA. ar" visiting Mr.
and Mrs John WCimcr HOY"
Miss Juno Freeze 81 S'"uh"NN'Ie Is
visiting friends on Vance avenue"
Miss Alice phillips has r";nr""d ''
nor homo in New Mart!nsviH" n''";
srendlng some time hero with fr'"n"S
Miss Hazel G"r'hor will h" m" W""'
md guest Of friends In New '"mh'T'
land. ,,., 49,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sul'won W.
spcnd tho holidays NJ Ru'icNe Lax"
loo Woods IL spending s"v"ra! DAYS
IN PutshurSh on business.
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MoUNDsv1LLE
1|NC SMELLING OFFICIAL
WANTS MORE HOUSES HERE
MoUNDSvILLE

!, rr,,bor,akc rcrrescuts the
.
| .''.,.'.''''- u, ro, nj,
'''''''''- ,tr,,rS 80 ~, srounns
'"''" s'''"''' P''''',,, =" Ht,L,n, Do.
~ "'''"' W
cree 80 '' -, ,fa;,,,ry
.'''"'' ,vtr'' rrnnr,I. Mini
'"'''' '"'''''' ,,,a,,,,tr, ., tho
amy ''N'''' L-''"'," -aor,
G''N"'S 81 'N'' ''"" ''",''E' 49,, ,,,,ir.
;"Q ."t'' ' pay ISIS anu ~ Pr' ..rr,,.
N' E'' f'' mont" autumn ,,,,,rr
, "c"ff' ''.N" 'rp' 'Ne"'N 90" ,,ab,.
i"it'7' VI ,""Ns'n ~ 49, -
E"n' I'2SH'h '"' '"F'"'l ''>''"'",
I 'tu"A W. y '"'hP"e' ''P''S' '
plaintiff ,,,.
F.'N.n {. Holloway W.. Virginia ''','"
VA. Pivrrre granted platn'ift on 'n'
-:"HndS ~ adultery. Attorneys morn
nr:E a'b Lewis represent the p'aihN''.
Edtth Flank -. BYRON Flank. PASSED
for further testimony. Attorneys Thorn
bury and Lewis represent the plaintiff.
r,uyrr;, Ern,y - Louis Kenny. Dis
p,.s....L ,y,.hr,,, prci,,d!co Mt costs Of
.....'.. ,,.,..., ,;.n~rn cooke repre-
sc.,,s tho rio3n,ir
fohrr, t'rnwo - An,ona Grove. nj
vor,. granted o. grounds Of exrrcnS
..,,,c,,r ATTORNEY II W, Schcrtzer re-
.~,sr.',e N, nlain,ifr and attorney &. h
,:..,d ~, defendant
Found Dead in Coll
Tf,ro Dci I;uLzjo Of Rclta!rc. brought
m .rr county jsu on last Monday and
...,,,.i ,,,.,, - ma fam term ~ grand
~ .,,,, 49,, ~. Souyrs Mason OF
;, ,,,'.rlnr rr1,rc was found
,,', :, 80. ,rr 49, ,bn hi Yesterday
''''' ,t,. ,r.,,,r,,,,chy en-
.''' ~" " ,,il .b1, Del.
8 '.''" '', ,.,,,,r, Of rho
49,, ISL, ,,.1 Ir..h WAS causcdbv
,rnn..r mis- down his throat, /, was
..,,. ,har abnur noon Tuesday. Del
,;,.,zi, v,ys cauph, As he was attempt
,.,,. :, dawn himself IN a bath tub at
,h., rear ot .hc jru corridor. Jatl"r Nc
Cauaaughy Immediately placed him In
,s.I ,yrc~c no became more rational and
his death Yesterday morning rame "a a
s!rrriyr. Coroner Hardcsty was sum
.,..,,,ni ,rl ,,,nc 10 ST. Clairsvlic about
,.,h. o,rrc,k Ua removed the body to
w. MYERS morguc N Rcliaire where It
j.. r;sc,,. rho i,qucs. will be held.
Bids Received
Five N.,i< for tho Improvement or the
Martins F.rry-C oirrain road and two
fn~ ,n.. :.moroycmcnt OF The Flushing
I-n:ont,wn r"ad wcr" received by Coun-
~ commissioners EaGcGorv. SlndrocK
and Kelsey yesterday. The Comm'S-
<.,r,rs lid moi let tn" contracts Nestcr-
dIv hut Will decide on the type OF 'ne
Improvement and let the c"ntra'' on
rcNt Monday At their regular "'ee''"S'
Marriage Licenses, ,,
: walter GaUa%hcT' age -, &c
| miner 81 bethesda. aud Ada nrMe rr ~,
H'h. aC" -. at l'acn"SN'!I". lev = " :
Cooper performed n" ceremony
8 Realty DeeQS.
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prominent coal operator. 20 make the
race rnr ;he !enqte. Mr.. Mckinley VIII
also make n GeHrit" decision today
rlnG.dl;n' tor III house Of delegates
ON ,Ns nomor:attr t;rkr' are said 10 he
Archibald ". Paul. Thomas 'adden
MdmunI T.. Jones. Alan B. Garden and
l .hnr. l. krrSS
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I. W. Lohman, Treasurer OF FA"n''
says Many More Men CouAo
Then Be PIt To work
Is Houses To Be Constrnceed Sho'' ~
Mood Prom 25 to so In near
Future

or - n
Mood TWIN 40 w ~
&u'UR'
g.,
More houses must oe Cn.S., ..',.,,,,,s
NouudSN:!." = lUp ler cent ,.,,..nl
Ire - '" brought hh"Ut Il. 80 .,,,
Zinc Sme..'"S Iorpor'''o" ,o.,,-.
sere. X 'hdt pcrC"n''EH ,' l,.a.s,,.,.
20 - m3'r' a'neH - W., ,,,,ans
Q conS'TG', from . % w. - ,r,.. ...,,-
II. W. Lehman. treasurer %. ,. ,,,.,,, y
"anF. OF N'N ''' ..S' ...cyv 70:
tcw days IN M""nH>' .l.' VIZ 49,, ,re
binding oUt = IN" CITY ''n ,,.,r
ituauoh IN any NC ~. NovStrg
has been taken up Mn va '.,' ,.'.,.
omm:ttc" q: tho R'''''' ''' 49,. ,.,..sc.:
Lut no dct!ni'" plan "h"r"'' me nI'' 49,.
nay be erected has Vet s'"h ""' N'' 49,
II IS understood. however. ~.
committee ~ got IN '"H'h W." I....'..
" the clty's w"'' ."i .'''.'1 a., ,.,,.i-
nen and ass 'h-w ," '"'h.~. ,.,,,os
NJ for N" 'o"S'r'y','' '' 49,, .,r,r,r,.
Mr.. Lehman. treasurer "' '".'
has already expresses" h.'hN,,, ~,
'nIy to" *" ,,,,, - N. cry
'nnstrur''n ~ 80
&rnish'S ,' his boon very
Tho h",'N''~ ''.'.'.,,..' a.,, o,r the
bad Tor tho pas -, 49,, ..,.,.l,,.,,uslv
mrtinS pe"''' "'.. ,,.,,.s ,.,.,.,r,;,.t.,l.
rN'nS 20 n'I- I,, roun1sts
ArFans oii'0tt'S - m. 'a'n
,,,;r, ,,i,rrr = who died. =;
drs. JoScPn,n~ M''s &C., .r.r,w rHsy !
,,.,.,r.,,. ,,.,~r.u,,. following
49,. ,,,rc,s ,.,,lc,l ~ a para
-. $3.50 ,rc a. ~. incomplete.
1891 Inns arc re.us l",d up T"Cd-
nc ,be arrival If relatives.
wttchey's Store
G F. Witches VIII ""'n 1'W N'''
2S4 Mulberry av"H"" '"G"'''", -.
ecame known yesterday. -, ...,,
tore man promises ?" cary 'H.' me
- grorerlrs tobacco. So" cream. ''H-
A,,iops and o'r
Annual Camp Meeting
The anuua, cam" mr"'in "H '.' .'"'-
Sus old camp grounds VIII he ~ .'',''
August :" -. tT. W. w ,''.'
lad charge q the meetings ''N' '''''
Fill have chorS" AGAIN -
Foreign Born CItzeas -..,
Rev. J. T.. Scott has fN'''"' u " ,,..,,,s
INVITATION - IN" ;'r''Nn ",,,' ,.,,n-.,,
Y MoundsNI"" - "''''' '..' So, ',
first" day ""~'"N'''.,'.r =,
= e"a'''' - MO, ptsobarged
Two mo-, ,,.n-s - srr9rged from
Two moro me- ...,,,..,,, r,v,,..
ne sta'' i,'N.-'' '.,r.,s T,rn total
erted oa' '"'" 80, .hc ,nr..r,,-
,umoeT ~
'"'' r,u-,,is ladies Night"
.r, evans EVA r~1|"Ie hos, VS. no
Inc .'"'' ,.,,,-.,r ,a.s. ..,a,-
'ccne o. very ,.t,,.,-.,,,s i..rol
ns wnsn M' ,,t,.,, ,,,l swrr.ncqr,s n
celebrating LADIES' N.S'," or ., ,,n.
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Lewis county coroner, in the case OF
Frank Hall. 30. coal miner, OF Horner.
whose lfe.css boy with bullet wound
n the right tcm'tlc al! = revolver near
nv was ryund last njgat al his home.
Tho victim was Il son &c DR.. Il. 7. w.
Hpli n, Wcs,on He leaves widow
ard three children.
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rror-what do you known abon
Fielding?
ctude-Nothing much. ! was always
q pitcher on the team whenever p'nF-
ethiopian.
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INSANE MAN SUICIDES

ClarkshurC. " Va, .func 2'-lSpe-
rll!D--eu!cido while insane was the
result Of hroodinr over i.ln"ss. waT The
'udgm"r: today Of Or. G. NJ. Hamilton
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cANNleALlsM IN RUSSIA
Starving Peasants Are Eating Bodies
Of The Dead

jill F"'9 TSdSehtS are Eating BODIES
Of the Dead
New YORK. April 3.-Graphic stories
II staryat on and caunbaligm in Sow.
I Russia were brought back today by
hree men who arrived on sh ps from
Europ' after tours OF the famine
district.
Two Simon Brailove of Washing
'on and Morris y. Barron Of Brooklyn
who returned on the Po'on a had
ore 70 Russia 10 res cue relatives who
hoy heard were starving. The third
as Prof NJ Atkinson, head OF the
department OF Economies in Mel
1ouIne University, Australia who en-.
e"ed Russia as representative of
the Br fish dominion famine relief
H. was a passenger on the Maure
tania.
Braiove said he found his brother
pet7r. formerly prosperous grain
Exporter of Moscow. starving in a
little town two hundred miles from
that city. HIS busine IS and all his
resources had been swept away dur
ing the revolution and he was at the
point Of death when Brai'ove found
him. he said Brailove said he was
horror str ckcn at the suffering he
saw While searching for his brother,
but that despite conditions there Peter
declined to leave his native land.
He provided him with funds with
which he could obtain food from the
American lief
Barron raid he found two sisters
1ennless and at the verge of starva.
ton. BIT they, Ike Peter Brailove.
rrof rr-d to remain in Russia, so he
made provision for their maintenance.
Professor Atkinson declared he had
established to his complete sat'sfac'
ton that canuibalism was "on the
rampage at least in the Sayatoy dis
trict OF Russia.
There have been numerous th'tts
of bodies Of the dead he declared, and
unm'stakable proofs have been found
that they were eaten by the stary ne
pea ants
Prof ssor Atkinson said: NO &C
count Of thu horrible conditions III
Soviet Russia can be as bad as the hell
have witnessed with my own eyes,
Along the roads thousands of corpses
were lying, and am not overstatlnH
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Sepl8
POG sr3sts
Che WHITE Studm HS,p >.

it to say that 100000 mora will die
OF starvation. they have so many di5
eases. before relief can come.
Too much cannot be said OF the re.
l'ef work OF the American relief It
has a wonderful organization and is
feeding $4,000 600 Russian people. As
for the Soviet government, II is surely
going down, and It's leaders are now
living by strategic retreat Industries
are being allowed to begin again and
foreigners are returning to open their
lhops."
Professor Atkinson said he would 20
at once to Canada where h will de.
liver several lectures on what he has
seen before proceeding to Melbourne.
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A Real Hair Saver

II your hair Is falling on, pre-.
maturely gray, brittle, liteless and
full of dandru T. quick acton must
he taken 70 save IT,
Get from any drug or toilet count
or today a bottle of Partisan Sage
and use as directed there's nothing
else so simpe safe and effective,
Before going to he'd ! rub a little
Partisan Sage into my scalp says a
woman. whose luxurious, soft and
huf y hair is greatly adm red 1T
keeps away all dandruff-my hair is
never dry. faded or scragg'y, but re-
tains It's natural color and beauty"
Partisan Sage Is inexpensive, and
money refunded If not satisfactory.
w. L. Gohay sells lots Of it--Adyer.
tsement
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4 RADIO DREAM
People Of Barnet Claimed 20 Have
Made Discovery

People Of Garnet Claimed 20 Have
Made Discovery
Barnet. Apnl2.-Whle enjoying one
of its favorite hikes over the high
places OF this town TIE past
week Rev. a. r Gregg. pastor OF the
Congregat onal church, found the re
mains OF an abandoned wireless outfit
on top OF the highest mountain OF this
vicinity. The outfit was splendidly
camoufaged IN the tallest tre' on the
mountain from which a view is oh
tanned CT all the surrounding country.
Tho discovery Of this powerful ap
paratul has started again the stories
Of the days Of the World war when /
was believed by many that a summer
camp in this town was the habitat oil
German sympathizers. Several times
airplanes passed over this town during
the war with no knowledge OF their
starting point or destination and the
whole affair was woven INTO a musical
extravaganza which was tagged the
following spring by the St Johnsoury
United Commercial Trave 'ers at their
annual minstreal show
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
iNews Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Very fine poultry at TIE Checker
line
Mrs. Adelbert Hurley is spending
the day in Troy
Home cured shoulders and ham at
the Checkerline.
Harlan Blodgett Is confined to his
home on Gage street by Illness.
J, J. Joyce and l.. L. Palmer of
Pittsfield are in town today
Miss Jane Patterson is confined to
her home on Union street by illness
Mrs. f. A. Andrews of East Airing
ton was in town Monday on a shop
ping trip.
Newell Bennett and Merritt Hewitt
Of West SALISBURY were in town
Monday.
Charles Daley, proprietor of the
Candy Shop was in Troy and Albany
Monday on business.
Thomas Mason returned today
from Norwich, Conn, where he spent
the weekend with his parents
Miss Hazel Cronn and Mss Mar.
garet Pilling spent the week end in
Hoosick Falls with Miss Cronin's
aunt
David Shimlintzky and Anthony
Partenope motored to Hoosick Falls
last evening to attend an entertain
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obid c. Moon have
gone to Arl ngton to spend the week
with Mrs. Moon brother and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. George Jepson
Mrs, Karl o. Estes, has returned
to her duties in the Office Of the II.
| I. Cushman manufacturing company,
North Bennington, after vacation
Of a few days.
William Green Is recovering from
an Operation for appendicitis which
he recent y underwent at the Putnam
Memoir al hospital Tie will return
home in few days.
living c. Cobb, travelling sa esman
FOR the II. c. White company LETT
his morning on a business trip to
Chicago, Detroit, Kansas City, Mo
and other cities o the midd west
The regular monthly meeting OF
he Sons OF Veterans wi i be held
Thursday evening. April 6, at Grand
Army hall Time s O'Clock. Every
member S requested to be present
ARRANGEMENTS will be made for Mem
)r.al Day.
1T is TO Laugh. That is the
Whole purpose Of the Community par
IS tonight There will be as many
million dollar SIN les as t'ere ar,
people at the II Oh school hall to
night. 1t is for grown.up5 too, over
sixteen years, everyone.
George F Canedy Of STANFORD. r
J. Lava lee, J. T. Ballard, p. y. o
Holland and j. p Hal Of Rutland. II
9. lde and G.. A. Robbins OF Burling
ION, Il. 3. Smith OF ttsield. c. W
Brown Of Montpelier, and Il. VI. Bans
mart Of Chicago we're among the
Monday guests at the Putnam house
The funeral of Miss Lucretla Raw
who died Saturday in Bratt eboro
was he'd this afternoon at . O'CLOCK
IN ''e Wa bridge undertaking parlo,
" IN Rev. George S. Mills officiating
The remains We're placed IN the vaul
at Old Bennington Miss RAY wa,
well ever so years Of age and hat
iiVed the greater part o her life il
''is town making her home on Soutl
t~eet. She is survived by no re'a
ives other than cousins and seconf
'ou ins.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-04
TURN DOWN REQUEST
Won't Give Up Football, Says Prlnei
pal Mcfarland.


Brattleboro, April Aft Principal
Raymond Mcfarland of Vermont Acad-
envy al Saxton's River has his way the
academy will reject the bequest OF
$500 in the will Of the late Oliver NJ.
Wentworth OF Boston. which provides
that the bequest shall not become
available If the school maintains a
football team and allows football play
ing on the grounds
81 cannot speak for the trustees"
said Principal Mcfarland yesterday
when asked relative to the ttude
Of the academy but my personal view
is that we cannot afford to sell out
for $500. If the bequest was $4,000
it might be considered
Vermont Academy opened last fall
after being closed five years The
spring term opened yesterday with 1871
students The academy basketball
team recently won the twin state
league championship. Baseball plans
are now being formulated and foot.
ball schedule is being arranged for
next fall The school had good
football team last season and ant e.
pates better one the coming season.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-04
MOTHER OF NINE DEAD
Mrs. eushey Tried to Light Fire with
Kerosene

ST Adams. April 2. Mrs Frank
Ruyhev of Swauton aged As years,
died this morning n the st Albans
hospital at Gao o'clock rom burns
received yesterday afternoon when
kerosene. which she had used in the
Kitchen stove to rekindle fire, ex.
nloded The accident happened about
4 o'clock when the woman was prepar.
Ing supper In endeavoring TO build
n br skier fire she threw kerosene on
rmoldering embers and II exp oded.
Her clothes caught fire and she rush
cd out Of the house with her clothing a
mass of flames.
Her screams were heard By Marshal
Reor. a neighbor He carried her in.
10 the house after ext nguishing the
flames with n blanket Mrs. Bushey
received emergency treatment by a
physician and was then hurried to the
hospital. She leaves husband and
nine children.