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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
SPIRITUAL LIFE OF CANYON
NORMAL is EFENDED by HILL;
CRITICS ARE WARMLY FLhyED

and rs tolchers each from the Normal
college
Chrrchca Take Inter,sf
"spirmHl lf, a' tho Normal Culleg
roc ives much consideration Tho y ".
g.. s hls secrctary paid hy the state.
ThDr" is q y ~ g. s. Organization
The Bapus's employ paid secretary
The Me'hodls's tttoulh their pastor
n las, year. Dr = " Hicks now ~
southern Methods. Uuvcrs ty of Dab
Jas 3s professor took great interest
IN religious life st tho College
'GentlcmCrt I want to say that the
spiritual lfn of that ns'itut on Is as
good rs that of any other as'o orran.
izat.on or church hool in Texas W
have been critic sod thcrc by others
ana bel cNe that The pcopio should
know about these things
Pre- dent ii.n was made tho chiei
p'ukcr on the prorr1m his ubicc;
heing Amarillo and the West Texas
state Normal college llc vas ntrudIr
"a by g. : Pryor temporary chllmln
who was boz charge ~ thr program with
". N. M0rimau and ~ rlumpcr
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
CHAMP OF CHECK PASSERS
HERE: TOUCHES EVERY BANK
NCTN TO TOTAL OF $3.50

on tho ram. used and found that
there was "a dep to his credit and
cash,-l the ,h,.k Tho check pusser
sa,c as h.s stree. address D. q. EoV
61t. The BOXES cud at No. C-f and ihcn
ihsre Dr. H choCh
Chscks wlrr drawn an other hanks
a. follows Trt Natona. $50. ANA
uGo NafunlI flo and Amarillo iank
and Trust C. $3.50 Whether the so
check oH fhe Amarillo National Bank
was wrftcn m fte same check iasser
Is uncertain aI Mr Waikun al
though al Indications point THAI way
Tho fh,fk un ti, others easily show
that the endorsements are idfnural m
vrifIrr Thr writer used small Cir. Cos
in doinng tha better "l' and in making
rffIrls
Tt. $40 rtVt vrF written in Trre
4 clcrk filled filled out ihc cheek and
The signature was aii thar was written
hy the lad cheek rasscr.
NJ Wslknn Is spending considerable
time in tracing fhf writer q fho checks
and i-iievss that he VII D. found
shortly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
EARLY ARRESTS
IN NMURDERCAS
HELD PROBABLE
WOMAN GIVES NAME OF AN
OTHER WHO SHE SAYS
DID SLAYING

~ Associated Press
NEW wrNsWIck y ". october
sNs Iarr Gibson luee.J eye.wif.
ness of the lau Stills murder. >ensd o.
,rfe.,ut to,llv GIVING th. Hmr of %
woman who. sho d..HfeI u.. one of
Che slowing rurft ari Ioruts were
HuIH, i.afrly .UHunitd fUIf tt. arrest
H' fhc wmofu vas Imminent
W mm Mott special mr. .utrr in
DiHrHe ~ fhr oaH. $500 quUf.I to thr
Df-t thlf fh.ro mstf be .H arrest
within an hour uI torlht ''r Notr
Hd1et to his gHoici uftemr. phrase
WHrh Do uts De- rs.i ln fh. Irr n.
rfrco .or n tvu w.,ks"
tf, numu.f although b. would
fot definitely. ffat no arrest would
ie mad. urfl th. raac h.s teen hil
hsf0r, thf san'-s.t County uard jury
Hne 1n inlcmsrf-ar Ir.h. fmgrts-
.Itrfuel fIr feHmsi fa slt Nhrn be
vilrf .0 tf-r th1t hrt.v
fhf uasfrnr. Nr. NDf rId th1t
Nft UHaf nrnsr and ul ri,-cr had
sier.i sta'emcn' toiay that dorl.
mrrf f.I not contain snyftr- she bad
nof alf,iif told toe lutlorlfies and De-
could sce ro need at present o. an n.
mediate arrest He Declared. however.
tfaf hs vss rssay o. order on, or soy.
eraI ar. SEE without waiting for grand
miy ar..n u circumstances made haste
advisable
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26

The spirit al hfc 81 mem uf
the faculty Oi West TcNa, Stale
Normal College IT Canyon wa, de-
Tended by Presid,n' ! \. liill IN a
spirited address ai thc kiwanis tluh
luncheon "Wednesday noon NJ the
Amarillo Iit'rl
During the pat Few months,
there have been r,'dcncr oi an At.
tack on the spiritual liie of mem
bcrs uf the faculty" declared Dr.
iiill. "rhose tendencies 10 cri'icis'
have como from persons who should
know better Last year a minister
of a SrIth Plains church wrote for
information about the religious az
filiatinns of the faculty This lnior-
nation WIS checr:uisy given him.
This ihe first time that have
publicly spoken about The icnd"n.
cies tp criticize along religious lines
nj IN" Nofmll College.
Every m,mler q Tho West Trya
state Nor go Concr. is church mcr'
or Ever SUNDAY schnol super rter
iont Boo Canyon s frwu th' Co.l o.
Every church hosrd has faculty mem
Hers The SUNDAY srh1uis have 3 to .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
LLOYD GEORGE STARTS FIGHT
IN LONDON With hot SPEECH
ON CONSERVATIVE FACTIONS

affects the interest Of the country H.
s,if There IS a more important matter
Tor us all
zone chapter .n the history of tho
politics of this country is for tho
moment closrd 4 now one is opened
What Is printed on that page will dc
pend lwciy oB the attitude We expect
,d
have s.on parties destroyed by
personal resouim'nis.' continued tho
FORMER premier. Il have sccu parties
rendered mpotcnt by personal resent.
mcuts ] have Sven their Judgment de
tiooied and Tor that reason they are
NOS making the contribution they ought
to the wei, being ~ the people tur
whose prosperity We are deeply con.
,orucd vs., VIII not make that mistake.
whatever happens We viii consider
thc land of whigh wo are deeply attach
od first Us interests must he deepest
m oar hearts fs interests must bg
Ehcst in uur concern
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26

Amaril','s champion check nassor
has b-en working diligently in The city
the past Few days. IT. has forged
checks an every hank In Amarillo and
has five o. his credit an were oi
small amounts. tho total heiug only
Ss5.sa. tn. cheeks were an written
within thu past ton days to two weeks
oNccp; one that vas given in June
This arilc check writer. declared
y. o walkup. secretary of the ANA
riro business Mons Assoe alton. Is
Thoroughly familiar with conditions iu
the cify. For instance. he drew "a
check Tor $3.50 an thc Guaranty state
iisrk iic gave a. his street address
1891 Jackson avenue. That is vacant
lot
The city National Rank of Com
r,"rce is ihe loser on a shock Tor SIS.
A ratrn had ar account at the old
city National Rank IIe went o. tho
e ~ National Rank - Commerce and
WIS sure ~ have a teller not formerly
connected with thr city National Rank
10 wait on hm. The teller checked up
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
DEMOCRATS OF New MEXICO
WILL VOTE S0LlnLY This Year
is CLAIM OF PARTY LEADERS

Doing mu. Hran vo.k'-s every
uH.re Naturally ,he r.a'rst Interest
H 'h. ,rH ldr % ls in this
f.r oI tn state rh1t the uil Demo
.. mtr..- 1re po.sh'. E.,cwhcrc
'r. IarN nl. su,ss-uIy battered
1ar E.ruhUclr mlioriile. with the
Republican lais .ut the east side DE-.
'.r. .eI fn I.f.. nothing can keep the
pmu ute u,h.t from SONG through
Niin living ,oiurs
Iiruu..lf.. .IfrIu.su efforts now are
nrc,N .rf.r,I u the eastern
counties of Sow NeN.en The genaiorinl
clnisatc senator Jones. and James r.
ii.Ile rfihrrrafDfI'' nonine'. have
.as.u ihru Ului o. thp cast sicc. They
hat, be,1 i1.ussl by lust.nisno Raca.
ef.a dlte FH land commissioner. Thesc
three arr iu one rarty John Morrow.
congressional nominrc. b another. Tho
four officers Represented in ,0csc can.
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
B " ' RulufK


sN<r' rE > 81 COST g. N.v
N,"H Democracy .s ocrln,i.- H f.t
'e ..-..1 r.o thar lt lr, u1. r
f.. .IrnIru.
Win victory Fsslr.I nom roo .rt ea
'o.. a.r. th, staff, h, Iaftt ns rum
.rn. H-.urerrcs .f tbr unf,rHrr. u.
fH. 'Uaonf.- u.kst voting Noyrm.
Isr t'rn There has hcen n thc past
trnlenes oa ths Iuri of m.Ht lhun
Hu' t0 futr ME.th,r Ihs heE
OF Interest wa. OIL. ta Indifference u
Hlf.fE fe geo .e the I.all- b. raf ets.
Ht ",I uuIn,.i However. o8uI. chair
U'H tn.s yrar rcnHri tnat the major fs
n'lnUu expressed to workers Who
hl'. unfnsref oyorv county in 'ue
sf.t.. s f0t ths uomocrltir uUks' This
setf.m'nt vln i.c rc,urda,i with ballots.
frporis showed
The slogan. say IL With Pallets. IS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
STEPS TAKEN
TO GIVE CARS
TO STOCK MEN

WASHINGTON oct Railroads
boz fbr eastern hllf of the United
States Verr called upon today by the
car service division of the American
Railroad ASSOCIATION 90 return az once
f0 roads H the western half OF the
..Ha'sy 900 hoN cars ou Their lines
which belong to the western carriers.
Tho stop has h"en taken 10 relieve
.l- shortage which his been occasion.
..s lrlsh.ps n The western agricul.
wl arl stock rails nE territory The
.0I' 90 tbc s.rSIce division. which IS
.r. rran.ui.0n through which rail.
r.rfs cooperate Iu thc inter change IL
equipment was declared to d. the
r1s' drastic over pat into effect.
Th, action .s expected 90 relieve
congestion markedly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
By Associated Press

~ NhANtthtfA Attea
LONDON. oct .5-Formc~ Prime
Minister Lloyd George started or his
,amrairu in London tuly with "a
fighting spcr,h Go an enthusiastic
meeting ~ the coalition liberal MEM.
ners ~ purlamont throwing down the
gauntlet to the conservatives whose
attack upon thr bate government he d.
clarrd lett nu alternative but GO spread
the war"
Thr li,l, Wrlshman Hood by his
Manchester spccch or October lt. o..
iteuting bis intention 90 support any
party or government pursuing o policy
of peace economy and steady progress.
neither revolutionary nor rcact,onary,
Paced by Rig Issues
wv, are confronted" said Mr. Lloyd
George with e. very important decis.
ion affecting not merely the future nf
those here and thos, who support thcm
% the country. bu' a decision which
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
none OF 19
QUESTIONS
AC REED ON
is REPORT

BY Associated Pres.
CORSiCANA, Texas. Oct. es.-
The jury In the Mayfield ballot In.
junction suit retired at nine o'clock
for the night after celebrating all
day.
Thirty hours have passed since
the jury was given the Injunction
suit 10 ban from the November
ballot the name 0f Earle Il. MAY.
field. Democratic nominee for nit
ed States senator with no indication
- 10 when verdict might h. ~.
IeCt.d.
AZ The request Of defense attorney
". NJ Mclean. Jr.. who reported thai
he was 10 leave town tonight and want
ed 10 learn how the jury stood. Judg,
Scarborough ordered the jury into IN,
rcart room late today and the foreman
announced that none OF the nineteen
questions propounded by the Judge had
been considered. Judge Scarborough
sent them hack for further delibera.
tions and told newspaper men that he
would hold the jury until tomorrow
night, 40 east, y. Tho hope that ihcy
might reach a verdict.
Tc case was given the Jury at $40
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
Supreme Court Hears Case.

Nppfenie touff Hears taSe.
AUSTIN. Oct 2i.-The Supreme
Court took under advisement the appeal
IN the Maynold Injunction suit seeking
90 prevent cerufication OF Earle p. May.
field as senatorial candidate at the
close of an extended hearing late To-.
day Tho court adjourned without TAX.
INK atcion on either the injunction an.
peal or the motion 10 stay the Corsi.
cana suit
Tho state was represented at the
hearing today hy rirsi Assistant At.
torney General John &. Wan aud l.. c.
sg,on Mr A;ssHola uas reprs--vssd
hy = y Trammel OF Fort Worth and
g. +. King and associates by Luther
Nickels OF Dallas.
Paint Of Arguments.
Arguments on both sides centerei
around The authority of private indi.
yidual 20 begin an injunction suit
against a state official such as the
Mayneld suit M Tummcl and at.
t0rneys Tor o., state coutended that
\ private inGt,.du does not hold such
right Tmmmaii declaring that before
suit could D. brought 10 must be Joined
in hy o district or county attorney OF
the state Tho Interest of the plaintiff
in d. case also was sharply challenged
hr Tumurll and judge Wall
$50 indication was given by the court
Is to when decision would h. rendered
.n The case
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
ALARM AT AMAZING INCREASE
WOMEN AND CIRLSNOW USING
THE WEED" VOICED AT MEETING

mittee chairman created much interest
After the devotional which was said
ly Mrs s. - Morrison Wednesday
morning. practical methods of carrying
until noon and taken up again In the
afternoon. More than 25 delegates
made five minute talks no this sub
icct
WAYS II curhug the use of narcotics
was tho subject ~ several addresses.
The speakers declared that hundreds ot
Gel of the habit II proper steps were
takon judge Hugh l.. Small ~ Fort
Worth, made the principal address on
crrhng the use of narcotics
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
Special to The Nevs

Special to The News
FORT WORTH Oct 25-Anrm NJ
The amazing Increase in the number
~ women ami girls who are taking un
cigarette smoking was expires sed by
Mrs C,aude Do Van Watts. president
OF The Texas Woman's Christian Tenn.
pcrancc Union, in an address az Wed
ncsdays session of The fortyfrst an
nual state convention II the orgnniza'
uOn
Mrs a. Van Watts made the most
striking address loo The form Of her
annual report 20 'hc dav's routine. ul.
ho1gh M. ropmts Of the secretary,
treasurer and other officials and COM
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
BODY OF WOMAN UNEARTHED
FROM NEWLY DUG GRAVE BY 7
MEN TRAPPING THROUGH WOODS

'rs r.' '"r. vri.f watch ana Keys
found 0n tr. ha|l .. ,hr murdered $50.
"Hr
Examination 0l tbo lpl, showed
t. f Nr, Burns bad n-cn shot through
'fe I.,f ,.. Tho back ot her head was
crushed while h.r a.o was married nv
I.rr sars uI scratches so uthC-
wound. v... .H 'l, hodE H,r wrist
watch hl. ...r.d 90 tHTo, minutes
past twelve auI d.pau sheriff. believe
'..f Has t.t HH. when tH. murder
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
HaNowe' en- Comes
Next Tuesday

Halloween comes next Tuesday.
Y01 vl 2. wanting 20 know some.
thing about Halloween and its
customs Y0H viii wish appropriate
menus fUr Halloween dinners and
-ofreshu.rts Tor PARTIES But what
IS Halloween without some new
and interesting Eamos7
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
lack Daw' S
Adventures

Every younrsier IN Amarillo ana
iAe Panhandle viii be- interested iD
ne now picture story which appears
n The naiy Vows every day.
JACk DAMS ADVENT RES
THIS .s "a stmy. tod m words and
pictures fhat arrirs 4 Hitie Amsi.
ean ioy ihmu1h many Interesting
adventures.
Start reading u right away and
youu enjoy what happens to Jack
in bis hunt co. treasure sold
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-22
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs. Ralph Gaul and Mrs. Walter
Whitman were visitors In Albany
Tuesday
Telephones have recently been in.
stalled in the homes OF Arthur Bassett
and Stewart Hall
The Baptist Sunday school will
have their Christmas concert and tree
this evening at $50
Mr. and Mrs, f. D. Randall and son
were guests "Wednesday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whitman.
Miss Alice Daniels has returned
from several months visit in New
York city with her sister, Mrs. Hattie
Monta.
Miss Della Spencer of Cohoes. ar
rived Thursday to spend Christmas
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Spencer.
Miss Myra Elwell, who attends the
University of Vermont has arrived at
the homo of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Elwell for the holidays.
Miss Florence White, student n
Skldmore school of arts. Saratoga, Is
spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. White
Miss Stacia Powers, student al
University of Vermont, is spending
the Christmas vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Powers.
Miss Mary Meagher. Miss Heller
Walsh aud Miss Grace Hathaway VIII,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-22
Starlight Drives Motor.

A motor driven by starlight has
been invented by an American scien-
list, DR.. W. W. Coblentz of Washing
ton, d. c.. says the Mentor Magazine.
50 sensitive Is the instrument, which
measures heat radiation from the
stars, that 1t will detect an electric
current of onc.billlonth OF an umpere.
OR, to put ii more graphically, it is
possible to measure the heat given
on by the most distant star by means
Of electricity generated by its heat.
If tile heat from certain nebula
composed of l05 stars, hundreds OF
millions of miles from the earth, We're
concentrated on sixty drops OF water
for hundred years, the temperature
OF the water would be raised one de-
gree only, Doctor Coblentz says.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-22

attend North Adams Normal school,
are home for the Christmas vacation.
Elliott Worthington arrived We'd
nesday from the University Of Yer
mont to spend the Christmas recess
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Worthington.
Miss Marjorie White, librarian at
Columbia University. New York, ar
rived Wednesday at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley c.
White, for the Christmas vacation.
Give yourself Christmas treat.
See THE Prodigal Judge" at Bank
hall theatre tomorrow, Saturday, Dec.
%. afternoon ana evening. 1t is big
picture and good picture and you
will like It.. Have you read the
book?
A pageant entitled THE Night BE.
fore Christmas" will be given at the
Baptist church this evening by the
young people of the Sunday school,
followed by recitations and musical
selections. There will also be a
Christmas tree. All are invited.
Charles yelling and Edward Well
ing from the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, Boston. and Frederick
yelling from University of Vermont
are spending the Christmas vacation
at the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, George yelling.
There will be story cantata. "The
Word that came True" at the Baptist
church. Sunday evening at 7:30. The
choir will render the musical mum
bers, accompanied by the Hart trio
Mrs. s. Telt will be the reader There
will be special Xmas music at the
morning service also.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-22
Damage by Floods In Bengal.

The floods In north Bengal have af.
fected 1900 square miles and 1900
GOO people The loss of life appears
TO be relatively small but many cattle
have persisted, crops have been de.
Stroyed ms well ms many Villages.
Thousands OF half-starved persons
have taken refuge on railway embank-
ments and other high ground and are
being maintained by relief funds and
government grants. The floods have
begun 10 subside, but nm immense area
IL still Inundated An outbreak Of
disease. especially of cholera, Ia
feared as the waters abate, owing 10
putrefnctlon W carcasses OF cattle.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Good celery and lettuce at Estes
Born, Dec 90 a son to MIR. and Mrs .
/ Thelbert Harrington OF Bradford st.
For the miss, buy a useful gift, Bea. |
con bathrobes' only S1.95 at The New
York store.
Roasting chickens and ducks at
Estes
Christmas flayors and Christmas
colors in Harwood's Xmas ice cream
bricks. Order now, tel 474 "25t4
Jackie Coogan "The Wonder Boy"
OF the screen in My Boy" and Young
Shylock," an Our Gang comedy.
Opera house Friday and Saturday
Jackie Coogan wasn't afraid Of aiy
one, not even the policeman in my
Boy" the First National attraction.
Opera house Friday and Saturday.
Malaga grapes. cranberries oranges,
grapefruit at Estes
Miss Edna Walbrdge, teacher in
London, Ont. arrived today to spend
the holidays at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ed Walbrdge
Sage and plain cheese at Estes
Miss Tirzah Ayres, who attends
school in Washington, ID. &. Is spend.
ing the annual Christmas vacation at
the home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Ayres.
Our Stock OF fancy boxed handker.
chiefs is still very complete. Come in
and look them over, at Noveck's. 26t9
Through generous gift from NJ.
Lurie & Co., the Red Cross has been
able to distribute Is very attractive
dolls to children in this vicinity at the
Christmas time.
Queen Quality" shoes for ladies.
and Emerson" shoes for men. other
reliable brands Tor children. and
Goodyear Glove" rubbers and over.
shoes for everybody, make practical
Xmas gifts. At Noveck's. e26t2
Good variety of fresh fish for Sat.
urday at Estes
Jackie Coogan will win your heart
in my Boy" The child has irresisti.
bic charm. Opera house Friday night
and Saturday matinee and night
Fred 4. Hicks, former resident in
this vicinity, died at his home in North
Adams Thursday at the age Of Al
years. The funeral will be held from
his late home Saturday at IL o'clock
lnteiment will be at Hindlllsyille.
Do not forget the American Legion
dance at Union Hall tonight Tn,
dance will start promptly at nine
o'clock and the music will be furnish
ed by Hurley's SIX piece orchestra
including Chuck Howard on the
banjo.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-22
my BOY"
Jackie cooqan Wins His Way in a
Role That Has Perfect Balance


For team work, Jackie C0ogan and
Claude Gillingwater form one OF the
most efficient and picturesque com.
b.nations that we have been favored
with for some time. Each one is hap.
PLY fitted TO accentuate the pei son.
atty of the other, and in each case,
what personality. Jackie Coogan has
never more indisputably asserted his
right TO be starred than he does in
My Boy. Regardless OF any trend that
the story may take. and regardless,
even, OF whether Jackie IS right or
wrong THAT he happens to be righD
he is pos sessed of so adorable a per.
sOnality that he wins everyone. Claude
Gillingwater has that admirable tai.
ent Of staying in character. II he
ed old sea captain, he continues with
out weakening obviously as there
might be temptation to do so when
he comes under the ingratiating influ-
ence of the child In due course OF
time. however. Jackie's presence has
ITO tHNti NBOlA anu titC NHdHAt
when II does come. IL real.
The first sympathetic thrill is when
little Jackie, who has come over on
the steerage and who is too young to
realize what his mothers death on
board ship will mean to him. stands
alone on Ellis Island, shabby little
out slider in preoccupied world. From
| fian Nf1, hA fct q ft, foltpxtf >, IL
the captain home, despite all the lat.
! ter's rough objections, the story has
been cleverly planned to make Jackie
pathetic and bftlmes.amusing figure.
The child has Irresistible appeal.
The last scene where the policeman,
the inspection officer, the old sea cap.
ia II and the newly found grandmother
want the boy at the same moment Is
an example OF great drama The d.
rection is splendid.
The Story,
Jackie Blairs mother dies on the
! trip over TO America from France and
he Is left an orphan. His grandmother
learns of his arrival too late to meet
him. Alone on ELS Island he gets
past the officers by pretending to be
one Of a large German family He
follows an old sea captain home, de
spite the latter's vigorous objection
and wins a place in the old mans
howell. il not in his heart. He gets in
volved in a theft in trying to get foot
fol- the sick captain and Is arrested
and found by his grandmother all a
once. The captain and he find a good
home with Jackies grandmother.
Opera House, Friday evening an'
Saturday afternoon and evening.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-22
Commission. re- Notice
,,.,, A.. ~, nrs .ruu.t,ut n NAN


The Undersigned having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Bennington,
COMM SSIONERS, to receive. examine,
and adjust the claims and demands OF
all persons against tn estate of Albert
II. Hall late OF Bennington in said Dis
tiict deceased. and all claims exhibit
ed In offset thereto, hereby give notice
that we viii meet for the purnose
aforesaid, Mt the office Of W. II. wills
Main street. Bennington In the town OF
Remington in said District on the
18th day of June, 1923 next. from T.
NJ. until I. o'clock T., NJ, on said day
and that siN months ftom the 9TH day
LOT December a. u. 1879, Is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors
TO present their claims TO us for oN-
animation and allowance
dated at Remington, Vt this 1th
day Of December A, ~ le2e.
WIN. Il. WILLS,
H. A. WILLS,
Commissioners.
Dec g9-9u- Ian a