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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25

well Man Strong
poster of Smudging
N,clnI tn The IIcraldl

WELL. q. NJ. Feb a.
growers in tho pecos valley
re- siill tn doubt as To the
Ia smudging should take les
rom California growers ac-
Ia 90 Albert rruit. who has
turned to Roswell from u
|, the Pacific coast.
nge groves" he says which
mudged during the recent
| in California were saved.
Isl side with an orchard
had been smudEed its leaves
/ en-, its branches laden with
/. ould be seen one which had
IN smudged, brown and dry.
appearances dead"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
Jap Sentenced to
Die for Murder
In New York City

NEW YORK. Feb. Saltc
Taizo 23. the only Japanese ever
convicted Of murder In New York
city today was sentenced 20 die
IN the electric chair in Sing > nR
prison. the week of Apr; ? 80
stranglod Mitnrlo Ynsia Hnra. n
rountrymnn. with a scarf In an
upper R~roudway hotel last octo
Der and robbed :. m Of $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
New Rector for
St. Johns Church
To Be Here April l

II vas announced yesterday that
Rev benjamin Root. -. H.. Will
arrive In Albuquerque on April /
to take over the pulpit OF 81.
Johns cathedral Rev. Root
comes from 81. paui's parish. at
Bridgeport. Conn. where his work
In the past few years has been
much praised. He will relieve
Rev William Worthington. who
at present a. Occupying the pulpit
n she local church
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
TRACK FOR
THE SANTA FE FROM
CHICAGO TO COAST
Railway Plans to Com
plete Improvements
by End of 1923

WAshGNGToN. Feb. 25.-A
double track railroad between
Chicago and California by the END
Of 1923 is the plan OF the Atchison.
Topeka a Santa Re railroad. ac-
cordinr to W j. Black. general
passenger agent OF that system,
now in Los Angeles.
4 budget OF tt3,ib0.OOO has
been provided by the railroad a
the present year. Mr.. Black said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
Distributed
Hunters in Ration
Especial 10 The HcraidD

y NJ. Feb. 25- Sixty
more rabbits r to be given
'in Ration as the result Of a
ID drive juat engaged In by
'aton hunters.
rabbits were killed BY
untcrs hut some already have
: given out to families unable
IS much fresh meat for them
The remainder IN IN cold
'gc awaiting distribution Ow-
o the absence from the city
,e Red Cross home secretary.
= are TO have charge OF the
button.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
TO Meet
In Springer Today
lspccInI 10 The mnraldl

'TDN y NJ. Feb % Teach
\ the southern section OF the
y are 20 meet In Springer
lay afternoon. The meeting
be similar In purpose to That
Tor rural teachers In Ration
TX ago. when instruction In
al education was given.
las are now being made by
fachers for the bis track meet
h, children in ColfnN county
\ meet probably viii be held
the end % the first semester
on.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
81 paui's English Lutheran
Ghurrh


Corner Sixth and Silver.
Arthur NJ knudsen. pastor
9:i5 a. m sunday school All
ages provided for. n. W. Krae-
mcr supt.
II 90 a. m. morning worship
The pastor will give 'he message
on the theme. "a Serious Crisis
In the Christian Church" Anthem
Jesus the Very Thought of Thee
Gornz.1
300 y m. sunday school Work
crs conference az the church.
$3.50 y. m. Christian Endeavoi
meeting Topic Books and a Bet
ter life" Leader Miss Florenc,
Olson.
1880 y. m. Annual rather ana
Son Service. Special music by the
NalCk Violin Quartet. Anthem by
he choir. "Hnrk. Hnrk, My Soul
OSheilcyl Solo My Task" Cash.
tord1 Mr.. Frank barrow. Ad-
dresses by Mr. Wilton. Boys Sec.
Rotary OF the Y. NJ. c. A and tbs
pastor The president Of The
Lutheran brotherhood, a. Z
Johnson will preside,
For tho week;
Monday. 1:4S y m. Melting Of
Church Council at the church.
Tuesday. $3.50 p. m. Annue
Father and Son Dinner at tn,
church. with special program Of
songs and toasts.
"Wednesday. 7HB p. m. prayo'
meeting.
Thursday. 2;sO p. m monthly
business meeting Of Ladies' Az
society at the home Of Mrs O
Nowlander. tia y. Fourth Street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
ImnnuucI Evangelical Lutheran
Church

Corner Gold Avenue ana Arno
street.
Carl Schmidt. pastor. RoAidence
goo South Arno street.
sunday school 9:i5 a.. m.
Services in the English Language
n a M. Subject; True Great
ness"
Lsnten services tEnglishl We'd
nesday evening $40 O'Clock.
Lentcn services tGerman1 Fri
day evening 1880 o'clock.
In both iscnten services the pas
'or will preach on The First
Word From the Cross, Father
Forgive Them. Foe Thcy Know
Not What They Do
Monthly meeting Of Ladies' AID
society Thursday afternoon In the
church n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25

In my back, we4kt
tired, nervous
feelings and q
weak stomach. i
had been this way
about a year and
was unable 10
work or stand on
my feet for any.
length Of time,
Ny I~husbands
aunt told me how
much good Lydia
III. ms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
First Methods Episcopal Church
Corner South Third and West Lead

Corner south Third and West Lead
avenue.
Rev = r. Mcclure. minister.
T. j. Bowycr. Sunday school
Supt.
Miss BESSIE Way. dcaconcss.
Mrs Ralph Smith. musical al
rector.
si5 a m Sunday school.
~ 90 n. M. service with sermon.
The tnconsumed Acacia"
Anthem: Break Forth fn.o
JOY"
offertory: Quaretet. Even Me-"
Winrren Ashford.
Evening service.
6 80 p. m. Epworth league.
1850 9. m. Praise service with
sermon; Keep he Some on Top Of
Anthem Il will Extol Thee"
Ohc.
Offertory solo: Hold Thou My
Hand Gonoud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
Id WANT AID TAKERS

thoroughly trained ad
\. II you so desire, they
'hdly assist you in word
ar ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25

American engineers will move "a
mountain out Of Rio de Jnneiro 60
make room Tor the growth 81 the
business district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
PRESBYTERIAN Church

NOTHNF FITFN HNu TIINVF
"a A. Cooper and G. II. Mexican,
pastors.
s,46 e. m. Sunday school T.. n.
Cristy, Supt.
II a. m Morning worship.
sermon by pastor
Vocal soio-Miss Grace Stor,z.
sstb y. m Chritian Endeavor.
7'I5 y m Evening service.
sermon by the pastor.
Vocal solO-Mr. Frank barrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
Broadway Christian Church

Corner broadway and Gold.
willard A. Guy. minister. Resi-
dence ii5 South Walter. Phone
iGfs-W.
e.45 Bible school.
II 90 Morning worship and SER
O Special service for Fathers
and Sons.
Sermon topic: "a Boy and His
Dad
500. Miss Irma WolklHg.
80 School OF missions and
Missionary play by the adult group.
The Survival Of the F1ttest."
73O Evening worship.
Address by NJ. James Ogd ".
Missionary 90 Tibet
Duet: "Eventide." Mr.. Vigil
Barker and Mr.. Chas bearing.
Music In charge OF Mrs. W. T..
Mcdowell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
WORKING GIRLS
LOOK HERE
Readwhai Mrs. Lucas Writes Con-
corning Her Troubles, which
May be Just Like Yours

st. Louis, Mo. q had troubles that
all women are apt TO have. with pains
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
North ronrth street Gospel Hal

NbNtu thAAtNN NtN'ft Nh~tNA htahi
1890 N~ffh Fourth street
sunday school and Bihl class AZ
g:46 n. m. w. c. Raahe. Supt
II a m. breaking ~ Bread In
Remembrance OF the Lord. Acts
2O:T.
3 y. IN Preaching In Spanish by
Jose ". Rey.
1870 y. m Preaching OF the Cos
pei by Carl Amending. Subject
"The Veil and tho Entrance 20 the
TRbernaele.s' Illustrated by .
beautiful model secured especially
for this series OF addresses.
Tuesday at 1taQ y m. Bible
study In Spanish by Jose u Rey
Wednesday atIs;00 y. m. Prayer
meeting at the home u W. y.
MauEer. T0i West Roma avenue.
Friday a, 7:t5 p m Bible study
az the hall.
Sentence Sermon, This II True
Greatness. to Serve Unseen and
to Work Unnoticed."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
Qknp1rchE2odno

Wed. 7:i5 p. IN. Mldweek prayer
meeting.
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Central and Arno.
Rev. c. G. Hlgbee. pastor.
Church school $3.50 a. m. Mr..
J. r. Major. supt.
Morning worship 1900 a. m.
Subject. The Life Beyond-Liv-
Inc for the Future" By Rev. G.
V Becler, lately from Denver.
Colo.
Young Peoples Netting 8 30 u.
m Mr., Harris Gross, president.
Evening preaching 1880 p. m.
by Rev. John X. Class, 622 High
street.
Special music az both the
preaching services. under the di-
rection Of Mrs Elizabeth 4. Brad
ford.
on account OF contagious Illness
In The pastors home. he will not
be present Sunday.
First baptist Church.
Corner broadway and Lend ave-
nue.. Thomas y. Harvey. pastor.
Telephone 2a3i-J.
Public worship nj a a.. m and
1870 y. IN.
Morning theme. "Epesus-the
Backslidden Church,
Evening theme. Seventh COM
mandment."
Graded bible school. 9;is a m.
". T. Mallery. superintendent.
Mems class NJ at Y. NJ g.
a, $50 a. m y. W. Pratt. piesi-
dent.
School at Station A Forester
avenue, $40 n. M: W : Car
mony. superintendent.
Junior and Senior unions. $40
?. m.
Special music features: An
hens. They That Trust In tho
LORD tAdams) and ~ WIN Eytol
Thee tShawker); offertory solo.
Somebody Cares" Rodeheaverl
Will be sung by Mr.. Woodruff.
Strangers and visitors will find
a welcome Mt The IIomelike
Church"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
NJ. L. Churrh. Spanish

J. ~ clutter, pastor.
Meets In MOOSE Han
10 e M. sunday School
II a. m. service with sermon.
Theme: The Great Magnet"
700 y m. Song service with sci
mon In Barelas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25

ahNt tbthu tnuFfn
Corner Coal and South Broad
way.
Harold 8 Davidson. Ph. D.. Min
lister.
Residence. e2G South Walter.
Church school at ten O'Clock.
sharp. j. ID. Jones. superintend-
ent. Orchestra rehearsal at e;f5.
Morning service at II. subjec'. Of
sermon, Heroes Of tho Middle
Ages organ numbers: Prelude.
"Minnelied.' (Schulz-W eida); Of
fertory. "Meloide'' al. KJerulfD ;
Postlude In c" tseyfried) Special
vocal number to be announced.
Christian Endeavor at $3.50. sub
jcct. Books That Make Life Bet
'er" prov, 3;is) Leader, Prof.
q. s. Hubbell.
Evening service at 1870. Sub
ject OF sermon. ''Success-How to
Get It?"- organ numbers. Pre-
Jude In a" (Gefebure-Wely); OF
fertory. rs II True CNiendeiH-
shon); Postlude. "Postiude In r.
tGounod) Special music by even
ing choir.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25

THOMAS CREME DIR. Toe. At
druggists and confectiuhsrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25

Wed. 7:i5 p. m. MIdweek prayer
meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
Benefits and

FOR LOSS Oh
Lifc-nuc Thousand Dollars tst. 600 .OO)
Both Hands - one Thousand Dollars
(Si. 200. OOl
tSt coo o0l
sight 81 Bo'h Iyc--Onr Thousand Dol
lars Isl n0O Onl
one Hand and One Eoot-One Thousand
Dollars 81 600 uOl
one Hand. sight ct Ono Byc-Onc Thou
sand Dollars Isl .0OO. Oa1
One Foot. sight of One Fyc-Onc Thou
sand Dollars Isl 300 OOl
Ether HRnd-IfNc Hundred Dollars
(SSO0.0Ol
Either Foot - Five Hundred Dollars
$500 OOl
Sight of Iithcr Eyc-FiVc Hundred Dol
lars $500 OOl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
TAKE IT FROM Me" IS
STACECRAFT MARVEL
Original New York Cast at
Academy April 20,
y 1 %
Il Q - - .

m"lodic pageant Of Youth. with
more laughs. song hits and pretty
girls than any musical show in years.
Is Fake II From Me" coming TO the
Academy April 20. 81 and %
1t is not typical Far from il. This
iact probably accounts In Il measure
az least. :"r its extreme popularity
IL Is marvel to siagccraft con-
s'ructcd upon original lines. But the
play Is not limited to the background:
IL appears with equal weight In the
superb chorus of singers. the nlmblc
dancers and clever principals who
furnish tho action.
Md the action is swift, the sitia-
ions iudicrous. the dialogue lumln-
Gus with Wit. the Interpretation adj
"irhh'" The original New York
company viii Il" seen here. which in
Cindos Mice Hills. John Hcnnincs
Marporic Sweet. Charles Meakins
Edgar Gardiner. Harry Rurnham
charles Welsh Homer. Airline and
Helen Gardiner. Herbert Soliurcr
Henry w. Pcmhcrton. Yvonnc Rcrlc-
Icy and large stunning chorus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
"SMILIN' THROUGH" OFFERING
FOR ACADEMY COMING WEEK
flay OF Hare Beauty Will BE Presented by Miss Lowe
ana Academy Players Under Personal Drcc-
ton of Ralph Cummings

y love transformed to hotrc,, tim,
iihSers through tho years. but even
inallE again turns to love intense Ia
the motif OF ''Smilin' Throuch.' :,
fantasy in dramatic Form hy Allan
l-angdon Martin. which will be prc
scented next week at the Academy.
win mhtnr"s Wednesday, and Sat
urdaE' by Miss Isabelle Lowe and
tn" Academy Players. directed per
sonaily by Ralph r.: Cummings
"Smilin' Through" is play of Cos
sam"r texture and rare beauty. in
icrininrlinG the humorous and pa
thctc with "A charm that arrests It
offers memory that fingers pcrma-
ncntly and entrances with the radi-
ancc OF Its theme.
Jane Cowi played the piece In
Now York, Chicago. san Francisco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
III t.l:.ti.
UI'.SSI:iti..It

rs tn. willow
who learns 10
kiss the cross
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
Bon OFFICE HIT
ON THURSDAY NIGHTS

NEW YORK, April S.-Whilo NAV
ihG IN The Hindu" In Chicago re-
Gently Walker Whitc.idc mad. .
discovery. lie found out why The
receipts at the Loop ,nca,crs drou
every Thursday evening.
Thursday evening is hooch nigh,
IN the Windy city" explained Mr.
Nhiiesidc. Each Sunday morning
every thrifty householder goes To-
ms cellar and mixes the mash. Tan
Gays later IL must hr distilled. This
Always rails on Thursday and few.
"t the men care Ia trust IN. work To
tue women. Thus. YOU see. tn. re
ceipts at the playhouscs are serious
~ affected by the absence OF tho s;ill
hounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

and other OF the larger theatrical
cchterS with astounding success
Sm!lin' Through" has been a ma
honal dramatic sensation since it's
initial showing a few seasons ago.
ana Miss towl has had no vehicle
more delightfully."- effective.
The quaint setting OF tho story in
an English garden. the delicious ro-
nance of It's narration. and the clu-
sly" element Of tn" supernatural in
Jhcted III the action ConSpIrc to make
this comedy OF MIR Martin a Cana
dian playwright on" OF the most
thoroughly engaging attractions
given 10 tho American stage In many
years.
That the artistry OF Miss Lowe may
have the proper sphere for it's cN-
preston. MIR. Cummings il preparing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
LAN THROUGH, AT THE ACADEMY; GOOD BILLS AT LYPI(

an elaborate production after tho
pattern Of the New York offering OF
TN" play. He Is concentrating his
resources on the creation of "atmos-
Phcrc and realism. Miss Lowe Is
'Npectcd 10 give one Of the most
'o''o'e performances OF her career
W. III" heroine Of "Smilin' Through"
me fo'c is admirably ADAPTED to tho
best of her hIstrionic talents and
embraces a wide range of emotional
WORK. Her personality probably will
never ID: seen to better ADVANTAGE
IMAM IN this captivating adventure In
love.
The same remarkably wcll-baIanccd
company mat supported Miss Lowe
In 9TH" Brat" "IIappincss'' and "rhe
Dancer" VIII be seen In her sun
jOrt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
mot YET, MARIE, f" IS
Fl ATTRACTION At LYRIC
Tops Bill for Opening Half Of
Week Is Corscously Staged
as to Scenery and Costumes.

Two musical comedy companies
are amour the attractions hooIcd
for tho Lyric this week. by Manage:
fieN. Pretty girls. KAY music. hilari-
bus comcdy and divcriiny novelties
On supcrahnndancc viii culivcn tho
'wock for devot""s ot vaudeville.
g Not Yct. Marie" which tops tho
biz for the opening half Of Tho
twech. is = tabloid version OF tho
the thr"o-ac musical comedy OF that
fitlc Al OF The best features o.,
ittc thrcc-act proGUr;ion have boon
f,ros"rvcd. and there are fourteen
,,'3cvc- singers, dancers. comedians
;sfd show girls IN the presenting
company.
Is5ln the acting cast arc such wide
70 known players rs Ted" Roberts
S:Td lrcnc Horn, All OF whom hay
ihrcarod hero mt the Academy 60
Music in recent seasons
i, Not Yot. Marie" is said to ho
'i-tr"cous!% staged as to scenery and
tcSgtumcs There ar" twelve clovc-
NJ "ple In the acting cast.
exon this lli Wi, he seen Walsh
s;snd Rcnt'c,. Il team ~ eccentric
seemcdy r"mnasts. with an Original
att in which shochs. thrills and
daughter abound.
(Nr;uoso. familiar TO rhonocraph
fSns VIII make her first appearance
tGire in vaudeville" Miss MciIc" has
q, bcatAful singing voice and rom
t.4frs snGs between the whistlin2
s Two gelly singing comedians. Ca
hall arfSaomai"e, wh' also eNcsI a.
5ehtcrtayhins series OF character bits
,iSGnrS GfGl natter,
- Clcsi hs9 hc shaw VIII come tho
tS,rlodyGstNtot, SIX talented girls
~ no IhiT upon many Instruments
.&jnG ahqcaosc. rhcy offer an aIlur-
TE cntefh i1ncnt. which includes a
Series 6fBE o seous stage pictures
- Esfpn mrrrl Coming.
"a The iastr Salf "f the week Will
Bins fhE n6an,ous light comedian
o. rs" f1NebleTsl star of several no
&uainE III Merry WIDOW" in
(Which hr created the role of the
,Xrincr Damcrrl is accompanied b.
,n,as MAsi,yy WI InR stellar rom"hienn".
s Moo ots ! j, sssS,,s.e@.s,sss;s . .o,.
Shl wiiardsr have a fanciful musical
Sthe o-iginali;y of tho material ana
,She manner % presenting 1t
x, On the same i'll will to tho Jads
EErio, tlF1csTnYrg funny men. Tha
81 wnN 'irdHsi iy- the song "Ia-Da'
(Which A1sea,Ert,sn for jimmy Chcs-
SIsr at-5hS, Great, Lakes naval train
tCNr stltion cufinc the world war
chester. thc.'"tst man TO sing II.
Nth o'Brien and Allen, makes UP
III" IA Da" Trio The boys prom
Use a lively session OF song and fun
Is closing This bill VIII come thu
Elatz brotdHhrsand sisters. three Eu
Tnpean no&JS performers. who hav,
been featured with the large Eng
Ash, ifr'nohafand Russian circuses
Th"y have IN exhibition FUN Of sen
sational surprises.
Accompanying each Of tho vaudo-
.Sillc bills hcg" VIII he the usual
: To.ion picture displays These in
ASlude cnnedSs !ilms. educational and
pcws r!ctmrfs IN" pathe Version OF
.f3csop's Fables and other interesting
Scrcen exhibits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
E!:It'r
come; i'is

as IHNm Y
{ h . 1. [ N Z.
= / "a II q old
man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
RADIO PUP SIGNS
WITH HIPPODROME

NEW YORK. April Sc. y. Gla-
WINS radio pup. the same being n
funny little torpedo shaped thing on
wheels that runs around guided by
wireless, viii begin an engage
mont at the iiippOdrome next Mon
day. This queer contraption was
HE biggest novelty exhibited at tho
recent radiophone convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
hIf ftft ED
81 NJ:

as ia" fool
7Sh sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
ELM lCENSORs ARE
; HUMAN, SOMETIMES

sSa4Tk April s.-Ccnsors arc
mar NSE9Anctimes; although YOU
i9EESa by UnsCathcd with that
mar sSts9f Movie Row
!:' 'tatISsfhc iilU c"usors were
1h inE5Easai batch of tn" latest
faaasct9Errts of news reel or
hi%a s:s: %h. representative Of
boaasi u;hn s-,;.y much during the
winding. When 81; was over no
okc OF a certain nln.
w nat would You do with !t?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

8 Th"y have an exhibition FUN Of sen
sational surprises
Accompanying each Of tho vaudo-
'Sillc bills hcr" VIII tie the usual
: 1hotion pictuT, displays. These ia.
Sude conedks films. educational anu
s pcws D!cturE III" pathe version OF
,E{csops Fables and other !nteres,in.
. Scrccn exhibits.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
NeWs Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

NeWs Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements
Phone POI. ! 98t6
Raymond Higgins Is confined to his
home on Imperial avenue by Illness,
Mrs. Clara r. Mills OF Rutland II
visiting her son, Clayton Mills OF
Scott street.
james Spaine, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Robert Pilling re-
turned today to New York,
Mrs. Fred L. Harmon and small
daughter, jennie, are spending a few
devs at West Brookheld Mass,
DR. and Mrs. c. Herman Griffin and
sister OF Gloyersvile, n Y, were
guests of DR.. Claire A. Goodere Sun
day afternoon.
See "The Fighting Guide. 1t con
talns many daredevil feats that are
as real as they are thrilling starring
William Duncan and Edith Storey
Harte theatre today.
Mr. and Mrs. William 0'Brlan Of
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-28
in Glory's company.

In Glory's company.
Recalling all this, Mrs. Mather
sighed as she placed the last dish on
the white table. Then she decided TO
carry her offering down to Ida There
would be time before Roberts return.
Ida. a wrinkled.faced creature in her
wheel chair, smiled CHEEKY greet.
ing. Rows Of closed paper bags lay
on the counter before her. my or.
ders ready to go out" she explained.
These new currant cookies just go
like-well, like tie delicious morsels
they are. Every one wants the cur
rant cookies. | get three cents more
dozen for them. And I'm growing
into real business woman, Mrs.
Mather have delivery; ! think
soon I'll have to enlarge my shop. It's
Joy 10 be growing independent;
Glory-und that's glory girl, II there
ever was one-says will be lndepend.
ent. She stopped to buy cookies one
day. and then. would you believe ~
she began making them for me in her
home, from an old recipe Of her moth
ers--who is gone dear little Glory Is
quite alone. Next, as they sold so
fast, she got her housekeeping woman
to make them, and they. donated regu.
larry.
ITS q secret that Glory is going to
send me her woman, to keep on bak.
ing the cookies-a sort of partnership.
And she sends Jimmy TO deliver the
bags. She's paying him because, she
says with her pretty laugh. Jimmy
does love 10 earn an extra penny. It'll
be a pleasant secret between our.
selves. she says to me. and so 1t has
been" Ida paused. Il saw your son
and my Glory.girl walking together
the other evening" she added softly /;
"thsy made a beautiful pair
Il am sure that | will love your
friend Mrs. Mather said, as she
clasacl Ida's twisted hand. II am
glad you have told me-about her
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-28
FLEETWoD ANSWERS
Replies to the Questions Asked BY
Woman's League.


Brandon. Aug. 25.-Frederick G.
Fleetwood of Morrisyille, republican
candidate for congressman, has made
the fol owing answers TO the list OF
questions submitted by the Vernon,
League Of Women's Voters relat We
TO national issues and fitness of can
didates for office:
i am in favor Of the United States
taking TIE lead, look ne toward inter
national cooperation toward the pre-.
yention Of war.
j 81 favor Independent citizenship
Tor married women.
II 81 am in favor OF adequate financi-
al support for a childrens bureau;
the womens bureau in the depart
ment of labor and home demonstra-
| ton work in the department OK agri.
Culturc.
Il am in favor of adequate federal
provision for the removal of ililteraey
throughout the United States.
Il am in favor OF the enforce ent
of the present prohibition law.
/ 81 favor an anti-'ynching bill
II find that most OF these matters
Were embodied in the republican par
ty platform which | have adopted.
Biographical data;
Born, 1862 educated at st, John :
tbury academy, University OF Yer
tmont, Harvard college; business law
yer; public offices held clerk of
lcommittee on revision OF the laws
town clerk and treasurer of Morris
town, states attorney for l-amoille
county member of House of Repre-
sentatives, presidential elector, secre
| tary OF state