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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21

er have thrown their strength TO
Gibbons. A week ago 1t seemed
that the Disney forces were about
to unite with those of Dave Stovall,
of Hugo.
Supporters OF Gibbons now claim
that AZ members of the incoming
legislature, have signed an agree
ment to support his candidacy. In
addition 10 members are said to
have pledged him support. Only AZ
members are required for a majority
in the democratic caucus. His cleo
tion, barring. an eleventh hour up
set, seems assured.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21

Col. J. A. Sanders left today Deea-
tur Indiana, for a few weeks stay
during which time he will attend auc-
tion school with particular reference
to pure bred sales.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21
GIBBONS DRAWING AWAY FROM
FIELD IN RACE FOR SPEAK,
ER

Murry Gibbons, of Purcell, in
dorsed by the Farmer Labor organi-
zation and running under the colors
of Mayor Walton for speaker of the
lower house has become a decided
favorite.
Joe O'Brien, representative-elect
OF Oklahoma county and James c.
Nance, OF NARROW who opened the
w. G. Disney campaign for speak
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21


Starter and generator repairman
..
Instructor machine shop.
Steam turbine WORKER.
Auto trimmer and upholsterer-
2.
Station agent rate clerk,
Upholsterer and top worker-l.
Radiator repairman-1.
Bookkeeper and stenographer-1.
Service station mani.
Power house engineer.
Mechanical DENTIST.
Finger print EXPERT, -
House wireman-1.
Laboratory technician-1.
Dry goods salesman-1.
Write or telephone Oscar l.. Var
berry, Employment Representative,
u. s. Veterans Bureau, 39S Harm
Building, 220h w. Third Street
Oklahoma City. Oklahoma, Maple
646S, for details.
(This space contributed to the eX-
service men by The HeraldO
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21
The Better Position.

He tbot Is taught TO live upon little
owes more to his fathers wisdom than
he that has great deal left him does
to his fathers care.-Wiliam Penn.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21

The Trouble Collector figures that
Everybody is trying to Put Something
over ou MIN and so goes Around With
his Suspicious Mind hunting Trouble
and Always Finding It. In World
so full OF Everything, we can General
ly find w.at we are Looking for,
whether Joy or Sorrow.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21

Mrs. John Wallace left Sunday for
her home near McAlester to spend
Christmas with home folk.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21

II. G. Purdy has moved TO Beaver
and is living with his daughter, Mrs.
w. S. Frost, and husband.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21

The sasket ball game played here
Tuesday night between the town
team of Beaver and Hooker, resulted
in a score OF Is to SO in favoi of
Beaver.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Chappell of
Sunset. were Beaver visitors Tues
day. They were in on business and
while here visited with Mr.. and Mrs,
w, l.. Henson and Mrs. Nettie
Brown
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21

On VIII Hooper's return from
Oklahoma City, last week he visited
his old home in Custer county. Mr.
Hooper states the wheat there is
fine, in fact the finest he ever saw.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21

The Christian church will have a
Christmas program and tree Sun
day evening. Everyone cordially in
vited.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21

Even those who think twice before
they speak are apt to haze another
think coming after they have spoken
-EX XehAnce.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21
"NIR. EMPLOYER. MAN YOUR
BUSINESS WITH THE MEN
WHO MANNED THE GUNS"
December 8. 1922.

December 3, 1922.
The Employment Department of
the United States Veterans Bureau
can furnish you any of the 113
men on the list who have finished
their courses during the past two
months. Uncle Sam has made an
expert of each of these men. Which
one can you use? Forty-three of
these men are now in Oklahoma.
Florist.
Poultryman-1.
Telegrapher-1
Rural mail carrier-1.
Bookkeepers-11.
Auto Electrician-2.
office clerks-10.
Upholsterer-1.
Motion picture OPERATOR.
Typewriter repairman-2.
Auto Ign. starting and lighting
1.
Auto mechanic.
Farm manager.
Shoe repairman-1
Bookkeeper and stenographer-1
Chiropractor-1.
our employment. service brings
the man to the job and not the
job to the man" The following
were trained outside OF this state
but desire jobs in oklahoma:
LAWYER.
Undertaker-l.
Bookkeepers-6.
Button cutter-1.
Stock judger-l.
Auto salesman.
Bank clerk-1
TaIayranha,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Vanderberg
are the proud parents of boy baby,
born Tuesday morning.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21

Miss Anna Hughes will spend
Christmas with her sister, Mrs. Otto
Barby, at Knowles.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21

Misses Johnnie and Lula Sims will
go 10 their former home at Shat
tuck for the holidays,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21

Judge and Mrs. r. II. Loofbourrow
are spending this week in Oklahoma
City. y
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21

Interliners, all sizes, Quick Service
Filling Station. 12-14 If
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21

Some lngrattude Looked For
MIX of human kindness should moi
he turned sour by ingratitude. Some
Of that Is to be expected.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-04
In gran industrial britaniCO asegura
J. que los eStadiStaS eStan arrui-
nandO a Europa

su ayuda. FL que 6stos sean no capa-
ces Gle decir los aIemanes algo que
6stos no sepan va, es dudoso. Lo que La
ce falta en- Alemania no es conocinlien
to de 10 que ocurce, sino una decision
fuerte de la naci6n entera. Els dudosa-
nlente exacto igualmente que e. pue-
DO haya sido arrojado la desespera-
ci6n per el caos en- que Ia hacienda pd
bhca ha caldo, que Sc halle ne3esita-
90 de I'm plan seguridad que les pre-
sents una pol4tica dednida y les de la
esperanza de que estaran en- posibili-
dad de cumplirlo.
su primer natural recurso debiera
ser acudir a "a comisi6n de reparaeio-
nes. Esa comisi6n tiene facultades de
acuerdco al tratado de Versailles para
hacerse cargo del pEoblema total de
las reparaciones al hacerlo goza de
''una anplia autoridad para fjar la
cap9icidad a1enana de pagan, para ira
tar del sistema a.eman dc contribucio
mes, etcetera. Una c.ausula del tratado
espec cideamente reQuiere que en- case
de quiebra de Almania la con1isi6n de
reparaciones de aviso q los paises in
teresados.
Ahora las dos cosas que Sc deben de-
scar principalmente son el eauilibrio del
.presupuesto y 0 la estabilizacion del
marco y un establecimiento de una pro
porcion arbitraria de cambio la in
troducci6n de a1guna nueva forma de
moneda con una relaci6n determinada
con ell patron de Gro. Cualquiera que
sea 10 que IA comisi5n de reparaciones
pueda aconsejar, la iniciativa deba ser
adoptada por la misma Alemania. En-
slguna forma debe hacer que sus in
gresos nacionales Y srls gastos Sc equi
paren, Y poner un fin a as intolerables
incertidumbres en- el cambio extranje-
ro. Una vez dados esos pasos, hay esca
sas dudas de que la conlision de repa-
raciones acceda a conceder a Alemania
hna moratoria por dos aiios en- Ell pago
de las reparaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-04

Eos HERBEANOs CONTRA DOS HEI,
SfANos. zsE EsPERA QUE DE UN
MoBfENTO A OTRo FALLEZCAH 2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-04
IA BANcARRoTA DE AIEMANA
(De . Prensa de New York;

(De ETelSa 0e new OfAJ
Lo inevitable ha acontscido. Alemar
MIA, acorralada, ais ada, perseguida y
rodeada por .sus. acreedoyes, que cisga-
mente parGeen Haberse complacido en-
matar Ia gallina de los huevos de orc,
So prescnta en- quiebra. Todos los cal
culOs de los peritos fnancieros aliados,
las establishes computadas por las CO.
misiones interventoras del tratado de
Versailles y las amenazas de los eiSr
citos de Foch, acampados en- ell Rhin,
han sido inltfles frente a los impera-
tivos de Ia realidad. La ahsurda sum-
impuesta Alemania como preeio de
Ia derrota, sIceptada sumisamente per
los delegados de Berlin y despuSs pre-
gonada como possible de recaudar por
ell rlismo gcbierno teut6n actual, no So
pagara; probablslnente no Sc pagara
nj ma cantidad mucho mencr; auiza
no 50 pague NADIA al fin de la cuenta.
Pocas veces ha visto ei nundo mas
aparatoso espectaculo de protocolar Is
norancia deila rsaltdad, cue el 'ofrecido
por les gobiernos aIiados confaado me
ses y amos, frente q la ievidencia aplas-
tante, en- la p9sibilidad de egas imposi
bles Preparedness per paste de A,eala
MIA. Dejando a I'm lados Ell aspecto hui
mano, o por meior decir inhumano, de
un plan de indemniza eionss, reparacio4
mes contriburiones que Sc meta a es4
clavitud economical q tres generaciones
de alemanes, Ia. incensatez que sirvi6
de pauta al calcular stls posSDiIdades
contributivas es dosconcertante. Un
gran industrial hritapico. acaba de de-
clarar que ,cs estadistas estan arruinan
do Europa. Ese es el 1nico comentarso
que Sc deduce de esta gran Iecci6n.
Ahora, entire los recursos que Sc sugie
.ren para sacar .Alenania del atolade
roy sacar con clio a los aliados del
aprieto-.- Sc encuentra e. de renovar
totalmente Ell sistema monetario, igno-
-rando el gobierno berlin6s las enisio-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-04

nes de papel actualmente Ell vigencia
poh billones de marcos. Lo cue clio sig
mfr ara en- el instante Gle llevarss q
cabo es prob,ematico adn en- muchos as
pectos.
Pero 10 que .aparece indndable es que
muchisimos millares de psquenos capi-
talistas extranjeros cue invirtieron su
dinero en- marcos 2 tipos vigentes ha-
CO dos . tres amos habran perdido has
ia el ultimo c6ntinio de esa inversion.
Eabese que en- Espana, en- Hispanoam6-
rica en- Nueva York hay infnidad de
personals que Sc ,dejaron arrastrar a es-
ia espeeulaci6n arriesgadfsima. No po-
cos bancos, casas de corredores, agen-
cias y empresas de todas classes espe-
ciali7aron en- esas operaciones y acu-
mularon sumas considerables como Co
misiones-en buenos d6lares. La per
dida Ia sufren tota'merte los compra
dores. rs lamentable, pero inevitable
Pero, en- eI fondo, descontadas las
amarguras, desdichas Y m1serias que a
estos psquenos V confados especulado-
res cause el desastre del MARIO, Ia lee
.ei6n sera fq5unda para los innumera-
bles incaptos Que pensaron que en- el
azar de- mercado de cambios extran-
jeros convertible en- >verdadera mesa de
3uego internacional al alcance de todas
les fertunas, podian amasarse y conso-
Idarse capitales cue solo en- trabajo,
81 trabajo honrado, persistence y bien
d;r:gido puede, en- resoluci6n formar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-04
Terrible lllclla
a rnachetazos

T.
Eos HERRIANos CONTRA DOS HEI,
BfANos.-sE EsPERA CUE DE UN
Mo1ENTO A oTRo FALLEzCAN 2
E. 81, como a las. cinco de Ia ma
drpgada Sc suscit6 en- Ia casa que p5-
seen los Iernanos Lopez en- e1 bar. 10
de Paragon, durante la celebration de
TN bsie, una terr-..e rifia ma a.hssa
EOS entire los hermanos Diego y Miguel
Lopez contra Jose Y Felipe vascuoz,
tambien hermanos.
Ne "a lucha, que fue tan encarn !
zada como emocionante, salieron 8 a.
venente heridos dos d . los prossg9n
tas de la tragedia. Fe-lpe vazque1 ra-
sult6 con una herida cue le cru-a j
do el pecho, recibiendo otias en ii I
tebrazo iEquierdo, en- Ia clbsea.
incisa en- el p6mulo del lado aer-cso
la p6rdida del dedo indiee dc. "a mal2
izQuierda. Diego Lopez, el ORC coa& 4
diente result6 con heridas en- 9, abb
tsf
men, bYazo derecho varias mas Pc
quenas en- diferentes parties del cuerro.
Ambos fueron eonducidos al hos
pital municipal con toda la rapidez que
Sc pudo, llegando casi examines, debi
do Ia gran hemorragia de sangre que
aauia de sus heridas, la cual no pudo-
ser eontenida durante el trayecto.
Ell DR. villaneuve y ,as activas nur
ses senoritas Juanita collazo y Elisa
Izcoa trabajaron efcazmeate hasta To-
grar contener Ia sangre a los heridos.
Los agresores, Miguel Lopez vaz
quez, quienes hirieron Colon Lopez,
respectivamente, fueron condrieidos a
la carcel, hasta que ell jues municipal
,es impuso la correspondence fianza.
De las investigaciones practicadas
por la policia, Sc desprende que mien
tras todos estaban en- Ell bale surgi6
cierta desavenencia entire los protago-
nistas, por 10 cual Sc 1annaron venti-
lar sus agravios machete en- mano.
Ia causa de este lamentable suce
so Sc debe al 'mampl8' cue tanto Sc
vende en- este 'dlistrito. Esperamos Que
la po'icia ponga coto la venta de
tan danino licor, pues asi podria evitar
muchos sueesos punibles.
MUERTE DE UNA DANA: Ha fa-
lecldo en- esta poblaeion Ia muy esti-
mada DANA dona Maria Ortiz, viuda
de Rivera.
Este fsllecimiento ha sido 1nuy sen
lido debido que Ia extinta era muy
apreciada en- Ia poblaci6n.
AL sepelfo del cadaver asistieron. .nu
merosisinas personas pertenecientes a
todas las classes sociales.
Este CorresponsaI Sc une al immense
dolor que experimentan los desconso
lados hijos de Ia. fenecida, Luis, Fede-
rico Fernando.
Nuestro mas sentido pessEss los
ELL CoRREsPONsAL.
Cayey, noviembre 2, 1922,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-04
81 Estados elegi-
ran gobernadores
(UNTTED PREss)


WASHINGTON, noviembre 1-EI dia
4 del corriente Sc llevaran a efecto
en- los Estados Unidos las eleccionss
para elegir treinta y cinco goberna-
dores.
En- ell estado de Nueva York, ell go
bernador republican, Nathan Miller,
luchara con el candidate denl6crata
Al Smith. La campa1a entire estos CO.
nocidos politicos es personal Smith
combate la administration de Nathan,
declarando que aqualla ha sido fatal
para los intereses del estado de Nueva
York.
En- Pennsylvania Ell actual goberna-
dor Pinchot e5 combatido tenazmente
por ell dem6crata John A. HTcSparran.
En- Massachusetts, el gobernador
chaning Cox, republican,, quiere ser
reelecto. Su contrincante democratic
es un hombre popularisimo que respon-
de al nombre de John T. Fitzgeral1,
descendiente de irlandeses y que segdn
calculos sera gobarnador de dicho eta
DO, pues existe la absoluta seguridad
de que sera nombrado por una gran
mayoria.
Ell candidate para IA jefatura. de
Ohio es el rapublicano Carmi Thomp-
son, natural de Cleveland. Ell antique
auditor del estado Mr.. A vic Donahey
IS el candidate democratic.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-04
LA tBAEcARRoTA ALEMANA
(De "The N. Y. Times y

Debe ser humillante para una gran
na7i9n comp Alen1ania confesar que no
es capaz de salir por 81 n1isrna de su
propio e1nbroro financiero. Ell gobier-
no de Berlin esta invitando los pc
ritos de los paises extranjeros a il en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-04
Ell PRoxIMo coNGREso

La Camara de Representatives. sera
compIetamente nueva. Sc tienen que
elegir 435 miembros y 35 senadores.
Este afio Pennsylvania eligira senado-
res para sustituir los sitios vacantes
por las muertes de Penrose y Grow.
Ell estado de Georgia tiene que nom
brar otro successor para Henar Ell sitio
que dej6 vacante Ell fenecido senador
Watson.
la Camara de Representatives., los Estac
dos de la Union nombraran sus altos
oaciales locales. sSNE
Los REPBULIcANos
TRIUNFARAN
Los profetas republicanos han de-
cIarado Que ell Congreso permanecera
republicano; que la gran mayoria sera
republicans. Los dem6cratas, por otra
parte, auguran reducir considerable
mente esa mayoria de la cual hablan
con insistencia los republicanos.
Con respecto las actividades po-
liticas de ambos partidos, puede ase-
gurarses que los republicanos han sa-
bido hacer una campana mas vigorosa
y mas productive. No obstante es de
todos conocido que ambos partidos han
estado escasos de dinero para conducir
las elecciones.
Mas de 25 millones de personas
votaran este ano.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-25
HEART DISEASE ON INCREASE
Figures show That, at Loast io Now
York City, There Are Moro
SuHorers.


''S'"se oi me hchrt ~ increasing
!" 'hs Guy, hccorh'hg 10 report
hh'' ''c'h''F NV br' LOUIS J. iihrr'S
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'"'h' S'Ss nv N'" iork Times
ms pccn "'ScrFed thhl ''Inhlcs'
''' '"po't S'h''H' sho" Hreh'tr ''ci-
"'"'' " 'n'"'hc "o''c' up |" '"e hge
" '"'h'S'""r nun ~ iound IN inh''s
~ N'"'''"' hGc er"upS' hi'cr 'W'ntE-
''"' yours ~ NV ho"'F'', 'hc 'lc'-
d'"'' o''o''''s '"cr'"S'ne'H proh"''''c'u
w '',h''''
NV WV hre lhr''c"'h''Y 'o''''rh'"
"noh' nv pnphc h'h''h proo'''n I"
'ihc "HfiS recognition "i 'nsc" III W''i'h
my on" or n'''''"'S c""S'F ''''' nhS'
oh"rh''o !" p'"hn'" "n'nhg" upon my
lh'' ~ ~" ''hr' or INC 'nscu'hr syn
'''h' ~ '""' WV 'hhs S'''''d S"ch p'r
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w w nv IoHH'o'' h''u pT'N'h' 'n'''
"Npos'r" 'o s''hsodnch' 'h'cc''oh".
"' ""o''Sc'n'S 'nc'" ouRn' 10 w
h'nr'e prnv'a'"h 10 "scrr'h'n Wh''h"r
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-25
CLINTON HIGH
DEFEATS LOCALS
Light Weights OY Clinton Defeat 10.
cnI High School BY Cl0se score.
fCOntrIbItcd)

In b poorly played game of football
on tho local field last Friday, the Clin-
ton high school team defeated tho To-
cal team 6 to 0. The game showed
that both teams have Il great deal to
| learn about real football. There were
frequent flimblcs, various penalties.
ana lack Of gencralshlp exhibited at
Times Iby each team. Clinton scored
late In the FIRST quarter on an alleged
intercepted pass, although It looked
to many as If I.uurcns player had
clearly caught the pass The locals
gained great dc;H more yardugo than
the CllntOnltos and arc credited with
many more FIRST downs. but when the
necessary drive for advancing the ball
was needed. the punch was lacking.
The LanrGns backilcld worked fairly
wcll, although they were as slow at
Times as the "slOwCd-up movies" and
hftcn were caught before they reached
he lino Of scrimmngc, Tho local line
did not show up nearly nS well ns they
did IN tho game with Gray Court -Ow =
ihgs. although they wcrc up against Il
lighter line.
Tho clinton lads deserve great
deal Of credit for winning the game,
for not once did they let up during
hc gnmc, Although they were out
weighed and Tho I,aurons buckncld
started off with II rush which ndicat
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-25
Where to Buy One,

BETTY ago three and Jean age
four, were r,aymntrs, Betty started
tho NSNai moTntng arG'mNnt, II have
now dress and You haven't"
Joan promptly came back With the
reply "EnSs don't wear dresses,
have a now suit, and you haven't"
Betty did rot hcSitatc, II have
new shippers and You haven't"
Nothing aaNntcd, Jean answered;
"Wcll, ! have new oxfor,iS and YOU
haNcn't,"
BetS determined to have the last
word and saidE "wen, have q little
baby brother and YOU haven't"
Jean was stamped, then, leaning
forward, whispered: Say, Betty,
what store did YOU buy him atT''
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-25
The Limit.

"Ehsre isn't much don't know
about the English language" NnaSted
the lonGhaired man In the hotel
lobby, "l'l test YOU" friend picked
him 40 quickly. "I'n dictate para
graph 10 you" With an aSSured afr
the hoaster seized his pencil but his
jaw dropped as ne heard: "AS Hugh
HnghoS was hewins q yule log from a
u Vow tree, q man dressed in clothes
af dark hiae hue came up 20 Hugh
and said: Have Sou seen my ewesf'
II yon viii wait until hc~ this
Sew tree l Will so with you any@here
in Europe 70 look FOR yonr ewes said
AuSh,"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-25
Locks Lixs George,

Mrs. 4, y, NJ, writes: "l,ast sun.
day afternoon told my little girl that
her Father was asleep, and that I
wanted her and her brother co be as
silent as che Sphinx. A moment later
heard hcr repeat my warning to hcs
brothcs, aged seven, and inquire what
a 'SpiaES' was
"sWa.y, don't you know answered
Robert, Who is quito q student for
his age a Spinss Us q blg thing sllni
grows in Esspa ahd looks ike Ge0s@t
EAssiaS1on, ~ Boston 9raesi ripi,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-25
Al Gray COurt.OMinusN y

There will hc free Halloween
party at Gray Court Owings school
hutlding Friday might Oct 81 at s
o'clock oysters will bc served be-
tween and : o'clock and also after
tho party, Everybody Is invited to
como.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-18
q. i: u Y b
y y g. q \. !,

church The body was deposited in
Park Lawn. vault The little girl
died Saturday afternoon. aged Ii
years at her home on Stafford street.
Members OF tie Golden Cross met
Tuesday night in Foresters hall for
a card party and social good time
Miss Mildred L. Peelor wen first
prize for the ladies' ana the second
award went to Mrs. Turner Cranston
W. c. Houran came off victorious
among the gentlemen ana the second
pizo went to George Phelps. Fol.
loving cards several Of the ladles
served refreshments
Fourteen members OF the Congre.
gatlonal mission class held their
semimonth'y meeting last night at
the home of Mrs H. e. Pritchard.
schcol street Mrs. N. R. Nichols
gave an interesting and instructive
reading on the condition and ways OF
living Of the Southern hi2hlanders-
the poorer class OF inhabitants Of
the mountains regions Of our own
m The ladies' worked on
a quilt last night which Is destined
for some one of those homes Music
. so,ia. time and refreshments we're
enjoyed
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quite seriously injured her hand
making it impossible for her to at
tend her duties at tie Bottum and
Torrance mill
Dressed lamb, sold by half, at csc
q pound Call the Orchards. Phone
POI, IT'S
Miss Grace Niles o Powual visit.
ed at the home Of Mr. and Mrs, c. S.
Estes Tuesday
Sloigh.ride parties accommodated.
Chicken supDer and dancing. Sum.
NIT Hall, 'Pownal Center. Phone,
Pownal, '5.5, Fl r. Niles. r@
The mcral Of Constance Martin
was he'd Tuesday morning at 9
o'clock at ST. Francis de Sales
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

John Lyons has accepted posi-
tlcn in the Allen A mill.
Frank Kervin ir, spent the week
end with his parents in North Ad
ANS.
Benjamin Shimlntzky and his
son, Harold, are in Wilmington on a
business trip
Leonard Solomon of Troy is the
guest Of his brother and wife. MI.
and Mrs. Samuel Solomon Of Valen-
tine street
Miss Irene Titus fell Monday and
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We are making another reduction
in the price Of Ford cars and the
Ford truck, effective today. Thenew
prices are the lowest at which Ford
cars and trucks have ever been sold.
List prices, f. 0. b. Detroit, are now
as follows: