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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-23
ATTEMPTED TO
RUN MAN THROUGH

From an eyewitness the following de-
tails were obtained. The assassins lay
IN wait outside the Field Marshals home
and lsveled their revolvers at him as he
alighted from the car. With the courage
ana presence OF mind Of a true soldier
be drew HIS sword when he realized he
was being attacked and was about 20
plunge Il into one OF his asssilsnts. when
a rapid succession Of bullets from tire
second man laid him low. One Of them
penetrating TIE Jung. gave him mortsl
wound. Others struck the leg and wrist.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-23
ASS ASSINS
LAID IN WAIT
MEMBER IRISH
REPUBLICAN, ARMY

The crime was Immediately and lnevi-
tably linked IN the public mind with the
Cayendish, chief secretary for Ireland.
and Thomas II. Burke. the under secfe-
taTy, IN Phoenix Park. Dublin, in 1892.
The first impression was in measure
confirmed when Scotland Yard made pub
lie the names Of the murderers and de-
clared that Connolly had a letter in his
possession indicating he was a member
OF the Irish republican army.
General owen Duffey. chief Of stan OF
the irish republican army in Dublin to-
night Immediately denied that that organ
lzation had any part in the crime.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-23
OWNER WILL NOT
CLOSE THE MINE
Governor orders 1000 Militia With
Field Equipment.
tsy The Associated press,

HERRIN, Ills, June 22-colonel Hunter
declared that at one Of the conferences
he called, in an effort to prevent the
outbreaks. w. ]. Lasker. owner of the
strip mine, where the outbreaks. occurred,
when asked If he would close the mine.
replied:
"I'H be damned II WILL"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-23
FALSE PROMISES
TO NON. uNIoNIsTs

Several Of the men imported to work
the mine absolved the strikers from
blame. saying that the ones responsible
were those 'who sent us here undor
false promises that there would be no
trouble" and that the miners would
not object"
Some OF the wounded interviewed were
in the hospital here. others were loeat-
ed in their homes through secret chan
nels
Joseph ORourke, Chicago. commissary
clerk at the mine, gave the most vivid
account or the fight, His story was re-
lated as he tossed in pain from half a
dozen bullet holes through his body.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-23
TAFT AND HARVEY
WITNESS CAPTURE

The assassins fed several hundred
yards before their capture with police
and civilians pursuing afoot and IN
motors. They passed the residence OF the
American Ambassador Colonel George
Harvey, where ex-President Taft was q
guest.
The Chief Justice OF the United States
and the Ambassador heard the hring,
and at first thought the shots were
aimed at the house.
They rushed 70 the window in time
to see the two men fleeing, with the
crowd in pursuit, occasionally turning to
fire shot from tksir weapons, which
later proved 70 be service revolvers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-23
MEN FIRE
ON PURsUERs

In the course OF the running fight two
Of the policemen and q chauffeur wers
wounded. The men were finally over
powered after hard struggle the po-
lice who were armed only with trunch-
cons, showing great bravery In tackllng
men with formidable army guns. The
crowd closed IN on them and would have
beaten them severely or killed them but
for the protection afforded BY the police.
They were then taken 70 nearby police
station and later removed 20 Scotland
Yard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-23

wAUKEGAN. Ills, June 22-At mid
night the governor telegraphed Brigadier
General Black. adjutant general, to as
sembIe the 1s2nd infantry and the ma
chine companies of the 1S0th and 13ist
to make force of at least 1000 men
and hold them at the 132nd infantry
armory, Chicago.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-23
MACHINE GUNNER
SHOT IN TRACKS.

"One miner asked who was the machine
gun operator. some one pointed him out
and he was shot IN his tracks ana his
body laid over the machine gun. They
tiea i've VITA me, took US out on the
Ioaa ana toid rs % run. We ran and
hundreds OF bullets follow.d "a we
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-23
CHICAGO DETECTIVE
AGENCY GUARDS.

II was sent down here by the Bert
rand Commissary Company Of Chicago, {"
he said. Il had no idea what was run
ming into. I don't much blame the min
ers for attacking us, for we were unknow-
ingly being used as dupes TO keep them
from their jobs We were given arms
when we arrived and machine gun was
set up at one corner OF the mine. Guards
were with us all OF the time. and most OF
the guards were tough fellows sent BY
a Chicago detective agency. l under
stand the miners sent Us warning to leave
the town or we would be run out. We
never got them, perhaps the bosses did.
when we saw the miners approaching
yesterday afternoon, we did not know
what to DO. The guards prepared for
fight. most Of US workers wanted to SUR
render.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-23
Demands Trial

In a third telegram addressed to the
states attorney of Williamson county the
governor demanded an immediate reply
to previous messages and insisted that
the persons guilty Of the murders be
brought to Justice.
He told the states attorney to tele-
graph him at once whether the circuit
court of that county is now in session
and II not what steps have been taken
to convene grand jury. investigate the
crfrEos committed and return indict-
ments.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-23
BULLET RAIN
THROUGH THE NIGHT.

Through the night the bullets rained
IN on us. We sought shelter as best we
could. The miners climbed upon the coal
piles and earth embenkments and we
were unable to see them. The guards
kept firing. but most OF as kept In hiding.
Then the miners blew up the pumping
station We had no water and our food
supplies were In a freight car in the
hands Of the miners About sunrise we
put up the white flag. The miners pour
ed IN and we surrendered our arms
"Up TO this time not one or us had been
injured that know OF. although I un-
derstand that several of the miners had
been shot The miners spread out quick
" ana tied Us together IN groups OF three
and six. The tied mon then were rushed
or IN different directions some OF
them tried 10 run but they were shot
down as fast as they moved.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-16

Toxic. Japonia a cazut la
invoiala 81 conferinta de la Chan
Chung $ a relnat. Aceasta sc crede
lea s'a facut Gu intentia de a sc
apropia recunoasterea Sovietelor
rltse.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-16

Warsaw. ID Sept. = Presedin-
tele Poloniei, dl Pilsudski plecat
ieri de aci pentru o vizita de prize
tenie in Romania. Vnita lui va fl
ca o proba de relatiunile cordiale
ce exista intre Romania 81 Polo.
MIA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-16
MOARTEA UNEI FE16EI PRO
vENITA DIN CTUPERCT
OTRAvITOARE.

Din cauza unor cilrperci pc carl
lea mancat Miercuri seara, Mrs
Fred. Beck. din Stop 129 Lake
Shore boulevard. ieri a incetat
din viata. Dupa ploaea care q
fost zilele astea. Dansa a fost Ia
cules cipcrci 81 a cules 81 de celt
veninoase, necunoseandu-le bine
Tot ajutorul dat de stiinta mcdi
,cala, desi urgent, totnsi ma pn
tut sal fie de nici m folos sprt
"a o scapa de la moarte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-16

Daca ne dam putina silinta pu-
TEN descoperi pc multi earl sunt
mai nenorociti, ca moi. Deci de &c
sa ne calm impotriva sortii?
site unde limitas
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-16

Washington, Is Sept. Pre-
sedintele Harding, I fost Is oficin
astazi pcntru priuje serk lntr'o
s.aptamana, dstoritx innkD8 8tcsirei
repezi a D-nei Hsr 6ssiunea
'de vineri q cahihl MI ~, "a
fost singnra ocup ~ tiinfnd
conferinta bi ~ nan "a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-16

correspondence de ziare, spre pu
tea sta inca la capataiul D-nei
Harding. Continun progress III
spre bine a fost annntat All dc
catre Brig. Gen. c. Il. Sawyer,
doctorul care ingrijestc 81 care
a spus ca ''totul este binc".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-16
|Dh fUGA c0NDflUlU|

vW lUW WHvLIULUI
Daca este adevarat ca SARA
cia iubeste compania' de &C nj
Sc 'nsoara fiecare din moi?
@
Longfellow, nemuritorul ameri-
can. a scris: S'Mare este arta de
la incepe un lucru, dar mai mare
este arta de termina acelas lu-
|cru.''
i
AprOape toti Sc stu stapani
|cand e vol'ba de-. generositate
q
Cetind vestile ce ne soSesc de
lpe campul de lupta din Asia Mi
mora. ne ntrebam daca intre SEQ
Ipurile razboiului mondial nu fl
gura 81 intcntia noastra de a a.
lunga pc turci din Europa
i
| lublrea eXagerata mamelor
fata de copii lor. contribute
mult la umplerea temnitelor 81 A
caselor de nebuni.
y
Multi barbati. Carl an trecu;
peste etatea de 40 de ami. au ma
mare lipsa de nn stergar decat d,
un piepten.
| d
| Daca ne dam putina silinta pu
Item descoperi pc multi earl sum
mai nenOrOciti. ca moi. Deci de ct
sa ne calm impotriva sortii?
!stie unde limitas
| R
| Medicii spun: Sarntarile pre-
lmulte nu sunt bune''. Ooare est.
medic care Sa ne spuna daca e
lstic unde limita.
d
i Pentru multi candidate la con
Ngres zilele de toamna sunt zilel
de melancolie.
Acela care plateste inainte d
iesirc. este bine primit la rein
toarcere.
"a ~,
Cea mai frumoasa fata din
America. Miss Mary Catherin
Campbell, care la Atlantic City
castigat numele de Miss Anne
rica'' na folosit nici can.
lnici pudra. dar. nici alifie. O ro
manca. Garcia lam spus aceasts'
lvaZand fOtografia domnisoarp
Campbell, a exclamat: 'Ea mic
ina avut -lipsa de cosmeticuri,, =
"a
Membrii cOmisiunei american
Ia expozitia din Brazilia ISL schim
ba imbracamintea de cinci orr |.
tzi. + oare expositie de moda il
Brazilia'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-16
PosTA REDAcJIEl

D-lui Iosif Comsa, Canton, o.
Ne pare riu, dar nu putem pu-
bllca. Romania are 81 parti bune.
Relele earl ziceti ca lie ati vazut
acolo sunt cu multi mai pronua-
tate in alte tari. D-voastra att
stat prea multi aici 81 prea putin
in Romania ca sal puteti fl un
Judecator drept. In tara lui omul
are putinta sa vada 81 dupa cor
tina; i'm tara straina nu vede de
eat decornl. = Salutari.
D-lui George Burlea, Marion.
Ohio. - In calendarul nostru MI
Sc publica decat poezii bune.
D-lui J. g. Soldatu. Woonsoc-
ket, +. I. - Am primit cecul ST
s'a dat in primirea administratiei
pentru faccrea celor necesare. -
Mnltumiri.
= 4
Schim. 0rigcrie Tudor, Muntele
Athos, 0recia: Ziarnl n are
astfel de CART in biblioteca. Liste
de subschiptie nu putem deschide.
Tea mai mare IMMUNE secoln-
lui'' fost numai 0 farsa (gluma) J
de intai Aprilie, cum Sc obiei
nueste prin America in iiua
aceea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-16

Su3hN VIZ NSSN, estti'us W So'A.''e'S,''~
ca cine-va la surat so de gaini,
fermierul Schrock, gasit pun.
GA continand 1900. El a dat dc
stire pc La toata lumea despre
aceasta dubla intamplare. Teri a
primit scrisoare de la eel Gu
pricina, care il roag;i sd 81 opreas-
ca costul gainilor plus 0 recon-
pensa pentru gasirea banilor, lar
restul banilor sa.i inapoieze.
New York, Is. Sept. Gu
ocazia conferintei Politiei natio.
male din America, 2S5 de sefi de
polite Americani 81 Is self de
policeman din alte tari, s'au con-
stituit Gu sc0pul de a cadea de
acord asupra unor chestnut de
polite Internationala. Nona orga-
nizatie spera sd aiunga la intele-
geri definitive Gu privire la in
formatiuni urgente de miscarila
hotilor. ca schinEb de adresa de
hume. etc. In America find un
foarte mare numar de Oameni
lcertati en- .Justitia, America va fl
| i'm primul rind bcneficiNa de in.
formatiuniie pc care lie va primi
cu privire la eventuala emigrare
Icscrocilor 81 criminalilor din alte
lparti. De asemeni 81 pentru Eu-
ropa. Gu privire la modernii pun
gasi 81 criminal earl aleg ca camn
de operate Europa.
Femeile din inchisOarea din
Bedford sc indeletniceau de an
de Zile ell spartul geamurilOr in
loc de sport. Cate o ri spargeau
Ipana la 200 de geamuri pe ri
Intr 'un timp, acum vre-o 3 an
averagiul geamurilor sparte zilnit
era de 20. Femeile rele din Anne
rica an ciudate apucaturi.
| Trei Oameni. a caror casa fOs,
icercetata de polite ieri, asta-zi az
fost amendati en- 800 fiecare sal
l30 de zile inchisoare pentru Ct
lSa gasit i'm casa lor un cazan dt
distilat alchohol 81 o cantitate ds
rachiu. Eli sunt: Alexander Sta
lex. 32 ami Michael Diak, q an
Isl Alex. Sonellevich.
Hazleton, Pa. 13. Sept. - Scoa
llele din Mahalaua McAdoo, III
loc minier de aeSi, an fost inchis,
ca rezultat al asa zisei greve d.
elevi in contra alegprei noa
iprofesori in locul celOr 6 vech
iprOfesori. earl nu an volt sa isca
leasca noul contract pc anul cu
trent, pana' ce nu lie Va fl platit;
leafa pc 6 saptamani datorit;
inca de pc anul scolar eXpirat. Re
lfuZnl elevilor de a relua cursuri
lie. a cauzat dezordine 81 fos
nevoe de trimetere de trupe.
| Budapesta. ID Sept. = Delicata
chestiune: cati Evrei sa fie pr:
miti sa frecventcze cursurile l.
nniversitatile dinUngaria, a pro
vocat un duel intre rectorul uni
Iversitatii din Budapesta, Dr. Bar
sony 81 rectorul universitatii dir
,Szegedin, DIR. Me1y.
! Warsaw. 15 Sept. = Presedin
tele Poloniei, dl Pilsudski pleca'
ieri de aci pentru o vizita de prize.
itenie in Romania. Vizita lui va f
ca o proba de relatiunile cordiale
ce exista intre R0mania 81 Polo.
MIA.
Toxic. .JapOnia a cazut la
invoiala 81 eonferinta de la Chan
Chung s'a relnat. Aceasta sc crede
ca s'a facut Gu intentia de a SC
apropia reeunoasterea Sovietelor
rltse.>
| Viena. = Crews tipografilor,
fcare dateaza dc cSffva fi,nu1 ixi ara
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-16
|NF0RNAT|UN|

Fort Worth Tex. 13 Sept. =
Dina |. c. Tatum. de A de an
Sc gasesste intro serioasa condi
tie, in.urma unei batai crunte
suferite ieri seara de la femei
|dintre care una mascata 81 earl
ifemei Sc dau drept comitetul fc.
meilor Ochiul invizibil" Mrs.
Tatum, fost vizitata de aceste
femei 81 pc mOtiv de a conduca
la fata D-sale dnpa ce an facut
I'm drum de vre-o 6 mile. au le-
cato 81 an batut-O crunt Gu nisi ,
bice cu plumb la capat, facandu j
100 de rani peste tot corpnl. Dis
parand, au lasat nOta scriind Cd
au pedepsit-o pentru ca Isl trata
rau cOpila. Dupa cum Sc vede, an
inceput 81 femeile sa Unite De
Ku Klux Klan!
James 0. Smith fost apucat
de boala de inima 81 a murit ime-
dat ce fost anuntat ca fest re-
ales la conventia anuala Asocia.
tiei veterinarilor din Reg. IL al
voluntarilor din New Jersey. Cand
presedintele annntat realegerea
ss, el a cazut jos de pc platform;i
si orice incercari de a. aduce la
viatA an fost zadarnice. Moartca
- lasa 81 de snpravietnitori din
fOrtele combatante ale regimen.
tului, carl acnm GO de ami er.n
de 400.
Antoinette .Sergi de 13 ami ~.
placfpdu.i cartile si inrafatura a
dat too Il scoa,6, de doux ori. En-
= jodeeAta . spns Cd nu vrea 81
atea II scea scoalS uude nu are
prietenele ii = = M arats semne
q regret dsc1 cele 400 de fete
din oeOalx n Il ara ftate AZ -;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-16

Viena. = Crews tipografilor,
care dateaza de catva timp, isi ara
o influenza daunatpare asnpra a.
facerilor. Cantitatea necesara dc
marci 81 timbre Sc ispravit 81 de
asemeni 81 presele de facut banii
desi lucreaza, nu pot 81 seoata
atatea bancnote de cate e nevoe,
agravand 81 mai rAu situatia. Gre
vistii au reusit 81 optessca vim
zarea pnblica a ju1nalelor streine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-16

600
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-16

Membrii comisiunei americana
Ia eXpoZitia din Brazilia isl schim-
ba imbracamintea de cinci orr la
ri. E oare expositie de moda in
BraZilia?
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08
WEST ARLINGTON
CEMTiI

An lA4
me annual EQUATION ana chicken
pie supper will be held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. George Bentley We'd
nesday evening, February l.. A |
are cordially invited to attend.
I Mrs. F. Haw'ey is convalescing
from her recent illness.
7as Ladies' AID will meet with
Mrs. Henry Hurd on Friday, Febru-
airy II. instead of Thursday as usual.
4 W. Sharkey does not improve as
his many friends would wish.
j. Doucherty has telephone in
stalled in his residence.
Mr. and Mrs T J. Hayes have re.
turned from visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
X. J, Poor Of Salem.
. The Ladies' Aid have three com
: .orters ready for sale, price 81 each.
/ Miss Ethel Hawley returned to
Manchester after spending the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
f. Hawley
Don't miss the St. Valentines
dance at High School hall, Benning-
ton, February IA, given under the
!auspices Of the Evening Banner en-
lplcyes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08
REApsRoRo

George Watson was out of town o7cr
the weekend.
Gordon Brown was in Wilmington
last Saturday,
Roy Howe was a business visitor in
North Adams Monday
A. d. Clark was a business visitor
IN West Dover Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. ], Pike was in North Adams
on business last Saturday,
Miss Ellen CuTan spent the week
end at her home in Adams.
Mise Flora Brown and Faith Car
penter were in Wilmington on Sat
urday,
Rev. Charles Delatoro was in Shell
burne Falls last week calling on
friends.
Miss Rene Colo of North Adams Wis
! tied friends and relatives over the
weekend
Harry Arson of North Adams was
a guest at the Cottage House over the
weekend.
Mrs Warren Wilson of Middle Falls
N. Y, was in town over Sunday visit
ing friends and relatives
Kenneth Keefe has closed his school
for the Winter vacation and gone tC
his homo in Rochester, N. Y
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morrell from
/ North Umberland is spending a few
deys with Mr. and Mrs A. Morrell
Chester Wilson OF Middle Falls, N
V, has accepted position in the
Readsboro Pulp and Paper factory
Robert Bruce has finished work fol
the Readsboro Pulp and Paper Co.
i and has returned to his home IN Hud
son Falls N. Y.
Miss Blanche Butterheld, Stella
Wooster, Rose Pellegrini Emily Shell
ira and Laurel Loiselle were in VIII
( mlngton Saturday
Mrs. John f. Corrin and daughter
Elizabeth, and son, John, are spend
ing few days with relatives IL
Springfield, Mass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08
EAST ARLINGTON

Mrs. John Mann is III with ton
silitls.
Miss Mary King was in Bennington
Monday
Winfred Flagg was in Bennington
Monday on BUSINESS,
Clayton Montgomery, who has been
Iill, IS somewhat better.
H. A. Wilkinson OF Benn ngton was
in town on business Monday.
Mrs. Frank Webb. who has been
quite III the past week, is somewhat
letter
Mr. and MRS. Ernest Van Alstyne
were in Dorset Sunday, visiting
friends.
I Harry Niles is working in Benning
ton for a few days, paper hanging
and painting.
Mss Stella shevlin, who attends
Albany Business College, spent the
week end in town.
Robert Blair, who has been at Troy
/ City hospital returned home Satur
day much improved.
Daniel Hayden of West Arlington
is spending few days in town with
his sen, w. F. Hayden.
Mrs. William Delaney, who has
, leen layed up as the result Of tall
/ on the ice, is much better now.
The NJ. L. Sunday school viii hold
another social Wednesday evening in
the room under the barber shop
, Morning subject at the Methodist
, church Sunday will be "Redemptions
Claims" The evening "Abreham
| Lincoln"
Chester Hall was in Troy Saturday
to bring home his mother who recent
~ underwent an operation at Troy
4 City hospital.
News has been received from Ad
ans, Mass, of the birth Of daught-
err to Mr., and Mrs. II. d. Shaw, and a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Shaw.
Plan to attend the Valentine dance
under TIE auspices OF the employees
of the Evening Banner, at High
school hall, bennington, Tuesday
February a. A good tine for all.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08
WEST SALISBURY

Frank Hoyt is III.
Mrs. Lester Robinson is IL.
Miss Alice Reed is III with the
grippe
Miss Alice Madison is recovering
from her recent illness.
Mrs. Myrtle Beag e was a recent
guest Of Mrs James Peters, sr
Truman Amidon and Clark Jewell
were Arlington visitors Sunday.
Newell Bennett and Percy Foster
spent Sunday in the Valley with rel
atiYes.
Miss Hi.da BENJAMIN OF Benn.ng-
ton was the weekend guest OF her
aunt, Mrs Frank Thompson.
Mrs. John Huntington spent Sun.
day with aer sister, Mrs. Harlow
Bottum Of Center SALISBURY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stanley and
daughter, Eva, Of the Valley were
guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Stanley.
Lon miss the big st. Valentines
Dance at High school hail Benning
ton, February IA. a good tine foi
all. Everyone invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gurey and
family spent Sunday with Mrs. Gull
ley's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert
Woodard o. the Valley.
Mrs. Charles Whitman and Mrs.
Washington OF North Bennington
were recent guests Of their daughter
and niece, Mrs. Albert Perkins.
Mrs. James Peters, ST., has receiy'
ed word from her son Francis who is
stationed at Hampton Roads, Va,
Glat he is suffering from an injured
foot.
r. E. Tinkham returned Sunday
frcm SaXtons Nlver where he has
been spending a week with his daugh
ter, Grace, who has been Ill of pneu-
monia. Miss Tinkham's many friends
viii be glad to learn Tat she viii
be able to sit up in few days.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08
waternroof Sieve.

Turn up the edges Of piece of 3ne
wire gauze TO form n small sieve.
Smoke the guuze on both sides In a
candle flame. If water Is poured In
slowly It will not run through, us Its
weight Is not sufficient TO break the
film on the lower side. For the same
reason the sieve can be Goated ON wa
ter, even If loaded with u considerable
welght.-Tit.Bts.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-Sal Hepatica. 29c Mus
terole csc. California Syrup Of Figs
53c. Bayer's Aspirin, ] &c; Lydia Pink
ham, CSC for this week only. Wilson's
Grocery. phone 1874. 2stt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08

FOR SALE-Oranges soc doz is
lbs sugar. 800 Shredded Wheat, l3c;
Sure Rising Pan Cake Flour, l3c, for
this week only Wilson's Grocery S02
Gage street 29t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08
AUCTION SALE

Wednesday, February 10, at u o.
clock, large quantity of farming tools,
pair of horses; quantity Of hay etc. At
the Cornell farm on the fats. John
Huntington, auctioneer Paul c. Cor
nell
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08

WANTED-Salesman with car. Cord
and Fabric Tires at prices below COM
petitors. 800 90 and expenses, Hydro
Vulcan Tire Company. ll0l Michigan
Ave, Chicago Illinois. 29tl'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08

FOR SALE-One horse, eleven years
old harness wagon. blanket Cheap II
sold az once Also one registered Hol-
stein bull calf w II Murphy, BEN
uinEtou, VT l. f. d. No. 3. Phone
I7T-2l. e9t6s
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08

WANTED-Man or woman wanted
salary $40 weekly fun time. 81 an hour
spare time. selling guaranteed hosiery
Ia wearer Experience unnecessary
Mills Norristown Pa, Il