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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-15

Cullen +. Thomas. who wa,
supported by the Daily New, in
the first campaign for the uomu-
alton for United State, senator
VA, announced that Doc prefer,
Earlc 4. Mayiicld bon thc senator
lal run-oii
The support ot Thomas Is
based on three bug issue, m
which he believes that Mayrcld
stands right. These are prohibit
ton, Federal RcscU, Banking
system and league cd nation,
Mayhcld Is Tor an three. while
Jim Ferguson Is opposed To- them.
Thomas surely agrees with the
masses ot Texas people along
these lines. Texans will not per
mt any lct-up in the enforcement
cot prohibition aud that Is one rca-
,on why Mayficld should be-
elected. The Federal Reserve
banking system has It's faults, but
!, Is admitted that II saved the
country from a great panic dur
my the war. Thomas Is Tor a
modification Of the act so that it
VIII be more liberal with farmers
and Mayticld Is familiar enough
with farming through experience
To favor proposals that will give
easier credit 10 the rural people.
Although the league OF nations
O., not playing So active % part 700
politics just NOW. 1t ,e going tu|
bob up continually iur wears IL.
the United States does mot enter
the league as outlined go the \rr-
SaillcS peace conference. 49,, cam
bc assured that some other ttr.
of league viii De- formed .,r,u
allv
Ii u glad Co ,.r ta, um.,
decided To- support N.rc'u
without bringing Don .U Nu kuN
Nlan issue lie hl. '.. .r.rd
Consideration OF .-- anal
.yuutcr-thaTgo- . trnp
INTO consideration ... basic
,hug,. The ktr Dr. ..u b.,
ummcd mp 81, follow
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MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
ppECQ
NOTICE 10 TIE PtlnIIO

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation 81
any individual. firm. concern or cor.
porauon. that pay appear 20 the col
umns OF The News. will be gladly cor.
rected. when called % the attention Of
the editor. u Is not the intention OF
this newspaper 10 wrongfully use or
iniure any individual, firm, sonoern or
corporation. and corrections viii be
made whore warranted az prominently
~ was the vrongfully published refer.
Cnce 90 article
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Election Comment
lin IN I mon Labor

Quanah TrihuuoChor Union men
who are whnupug up Ferguson as d..
ing their friend should recall that when
governor Honest Jim refused tu gran,
a working agreement and recognition
II organized hhoI tor th. stat, rail.
road Union men were hlr,d 90 De- rc.
placed Us uuuuuIuu men During
railroad strike Ferguson gave aid and
comfort Goo non union r,uJir shops Ills
posing l- union sFmp'ih.S,r now
would seem funny. wen, 90 not $50
Ia'h'., to see hm fool people ~
easily
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-15

AMI lighted his pipe before answer,
ing
Whats tho explanation Well.
le' leave Il Tor a moment and AXE
another look NJ the Two bro hers. In
r.- motion. THIS time. viii Mrs
No.4ry."
AIRS Norburye" sad Eu sur.
p.a1
.Fss Mark hoped 90 marry Hiss
No-0ury Now. II Robert really was
q bot upon the family honor. Marx
vp.t want 20 SO ono % two tnings
H.H.r Keep u from ,J' Nprburys al.
tU-..usr. or elise o had fn come
on ial them himself before the
news came % them Indirectly Wei.
ne ,lid them i;ut the funny thirg
be- hat be told them the day before
Roberts letter cam, I,oh,rj came.
and vas killed. tho jav before veStor.
da} Tuesday M,rk tod Mrs. Nor.
bury aboui him on Monday What
do ,ou make OF thar
"C0.ncidcAce. SGD B.ll. after care.
'ul thought. He'd always meant 10
tcl her. his suit WIS prosperins. and
Just before u was finally settled. ne
,olt her. Thai happened 20 be Mon.
1ay. ON Tucsday be- got Roberts
letter. and felt Jolly glad that he'd
told her in time.
wen. u might be- that. hut its
rather a curious coincidence And
mere "a something which makes Il
very curious indeed. Il only occurred
10 me IN the bath this morning. Ia.
spring place. a bathroom. Wei. iJs
th!s-he told her on Monday morn.
ing. on hls way TO Midilcsion IN the
car"
Sorry. Tony; I'm dense tbs
morning
In mo car Ein Ara how near
can the car get 70 Jsillnis'
~Aaoat Az huHar,d yard
Yes And on MS wsv % N.ddlcs
ton. Max stops the car. walks SIX
hurdrea yards down the hil 20 Jsi.
lands. saws. ON 10y ibs va. Airs
Nofbury. ! don't thlnk ever told
Nof that | have shady bro'her
cslisd Robert walks "a nundrsd
VAN. ~ the hri-,rsin reis INTO the
car ana goa on 90 Madison. IL
thas uksffr~
Bm frowncd heavily
Yes. hui f-don., see what you're
getting AZ. Likely or not likely. We
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-15

~ .Y1r-, Marfr'd Odd not want 10
ron or OBJ. senatorial rtcc WITH Cul
lcfsoa. Dt ,Ou,-, Do. vls ior f,rgl.
ION. 10 b, couldn't vin m thar race
ha could n,t win ir ans race. he know.
"a little about political unsun. "a, hs.
NOT ben n poIi't- sixteen yesrs Tor
nothing
MsynrI 'cI F.isgson ty q. 900 In
Dee fisf nrlmaU. Ia "a. second he
vfu bad him ir i5o0ao easily We
t".y much doubt Il Fctgason will re.
eve a. many votes In the second pri.
mary as h. did IN the first That was
the experience Of o. y. Colqulti IN 1915
nd u viii ~ repeated HAL Count,
iisfsd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-15
FIRST CAR MELONS
SHIPPED FROM M'lEAN
pcrial,o The News

MCLEAN. August The first car
- Idclong 10 be- shppcd from this city
"aa loaded OFT last Wednesday " the
Mclean Water Melon Association This
Us The iir., uin- such an organization
h's H"cn effected In this section of the
'''" and tanners have nrat faith in
TIE Hcnctt that Il will brnr % them
Ih''" "t" not as many Iced buyers ~
usual this year. although Il IL probable
'hai tAc Will increase In number -
more melons rpcn and are brought into
market The continued div weather has
DON" much damage to the water melons
u this section hut those that will e.
cap" IN" s"cond growth will be lnciOus
and tine f,r shipping
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I,mn,r Mnch Mnr.r

rlHuvirw News 10 ,',t' ferguson
.u 900, s.uai, would nc io commit tho
0... rIis ~ Tcvts Geo fh' modification
u. .. national prohibition l,V SEQ that
r' Hd tght wines could 90. sold This
Hr. I, H paramount Iu thu senatorial
It' fnI Though ur du nor endorse
t..H .r hH kuNem 500 A., had
-r"'. H., kH EuN khu iu every
o~'E I.sa. than have groggcrics
.'..ir- w .nu hlh' wine which would
moan HH"I l#uo. tnI tl f~ attendant
.... .H-t .. prevailed under The ulI
'la. N4.H ..-uH lh, klau i- bad
enough hl' I.n. Ia.r..otu B.. mu,u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-15
SMITH TEST AT
M'lEhN IS WATCHED

MCLEAN. August li-Tu, smith So
I. "t ia" iluN, al COMPANY located
enc rnl" north 90 10, ,.,v OIL. NhnYuI
.H sull thD ,Dut' Cd 90 interest iu this
wl,diaic s,,.t'u 20; t1e stat. This Wrl,
hls ALREADY reached q depth ur,lt,r
than ANS either wen yet diifi,d boz GRAY
Co me-. - Co. has tm' ,,r} Uirc au.
uioiHatVc into. nation bias been o5
trEahlr concerning his well but N,
Hptvr. manager. SAYS that next week
he W.iI u,0i,f 'or he press IN, correct
ata g.. l"' rn.ng the vel Us formal. p.
b ih ,'o Tins W.n be- ~ especial IN.
'..'"' ., The many p"opl, and 90 conn
uani. who own l,lscs ani lurtIt,. u
this vicinity
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seNrral Irrssn.>.rrs tinrh

" LhAN' August li-R. y. Carmen
Instruct Deputy Game Warden .spcnI
nios, u this wrck IN Cray County aud
- ln' immediate vicinity of Mclean.
ni' mere he WIS not al al hcsitant
''oHi inning irvsypasscrs e tn game
a"' several promincn, c.tlscns were
~. harmon stated that next week hs
Z" mum ." this city tor the purp -
't Organizing game prctccii,, Assor.
- -" au'a as he has an ready erEan
-. -. ~ many o'hu ,gans in tbs -.
,'on o. 'he slate. Caiokcn hunting has
a. m'nishca pcreepubly ~i,hiu the Ass
week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-15
THE WEATHER

Amarillo and vicinity Tuesday part.
IS cloud, 90 cloudy.
West Texas Tuesday partly cloudy
81. ..nIlN
Last,w New Mexico. Unsettled Tues.
'3N p1h0hly showers northeast por.
1. not much chang Ia temperature.
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Continual Frnm Oar Last Issnel

CHAPTER NNIl
TUE inquest was q, three O'Clock;
L thereafter Antony could have no
claim ON the hospitality Of the
Rel House. BY ten O'Clock his Tag
vas packed orl waiting to be taken
20 the George To Bil coming up.
sars after more prolonged break.
fast his sarly mo,u,ng hustle was
it'lc surprising
What's the huuy' boz asked.
None. Eul 80 DOME wan, %
come back here after the inquest
r"' youN packing over now aud then
a." can have the morning 10 or.
...eu"
l'igh'o lie TUNED 90 20 io AIS
.nou. aud hen c7mc back agaln u
.s,. are Nr go.ng 90 .,I Ca},,y tult
Nete Saving 40 the George 7''
'loIIv not SHAVING 8f fnn
Gcoisr Ill $50 '''.aHs You're.
-u.u- o,,k To- l.nul...
tH
f,s A.. ,... a have .on
Yg-rsr .r. co. tu Stanton ,.tdy
ion .,a aInn 100 ... t ..tip|
.u'r. ,Hr .H. uH... Son cam
tsl h.r. .hl ... .. -.I toI
So" 'u. rsa,p a. .u It1 o.. once
H." l,,' 'nui ,ul .u. Hg..a back
20 LOHduu lo br rOuH med u.. make
% seem mnre natural H, { should
resume py INTERRUPTED su.'Iur A.
The Urutgc as soon as sou nave
gore
Then whore do ! sleep 'onlght7"
"Cno1lc,slly. "a nv bed. unlos
howe Got smother snare room a.
mo George o." pIt your counrua.
ton rob,-l mean YOUR pvJarts
and brushes and ,hIngs-in my bag.
rssdy for you IL there anything
else VOC want 10 know No7 Thou
~ and pack And meet mo al ten.
f1iriy psnta'h the blasted oak or i1
re hall o. somewhere I want Zoo.
rus and slb aud ta.s. and must
hove nav Watson
Gocd." ald Eiu. and Nent on to
n.s ruum
40 hour later iNsy wandered out
.pgr.HaI INTO tho psrk
M-I' saId E..I. - they sa, down
underneath convenient tree 'ra.A
tIst
q r'd w1p, bright thoughts IA I
Hf Hr. '.s incoming began An /
tU.. o., Wgn'csf one Of al wss
lIs. W. wee b.i0g dsun fools. and
working =, this Thing from The
Wfnng md aliose'1er."
Veil that's helpful"
"lf We h1i been professionals ! .
Ueliste We should nave gone O. uI
from Tho oth,- ,nd The liohcr' .
sHt We've been wandering aiout .
Marx and Ca,ict al The time NOw .
lc's wonder about ioh,r, Tor a bit. I
We AroN 81 little about him
Well lets 500 Whist We ~ know
FIRST 81 all then. W. know vaguely .
thar ha ass uad .1i.
YES
And then 10 snow rather
'A' Jus INlHA ID H SHOW tNai MARK
tod yoI al mat ms black shcep
vss coming Sow. Nby I'D he tell
,nuT"
R.i vss thougpuul ior a moment.
suppose. b. sa'i slowly. "thz.
He Knew se Ncle hogni o. ~. hlni
and thought that ne best way was
70 be- guH, lsuk about h,m"
huf were sou bound On So him7
loH were ti away ..t' re sp.f"
We we're touni o. soc bin q ne
.H.rt ~ jhe house mat night"
Very erH. fhsn rhsrs one
.hus we've discovered Marx knew
'hsi here was no chance OF Eciting
Robert nu' ~ tho nolse a. once
E1 looked a. his ffiend osrct'v
Co on. be- sa.G. This b. s,tting
In'sffs
'H- fsH tu.W somctriuE else "
v-rt 81 Nfony ne kncs lns'
EtA~r' 80 touae 70 hstnsy his real
-ssiac.sf % sou a. SON a. you met
an
"Yes That's sound enough"
We'll, nov. doesn't u strike YOU
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now nor cor TluMl NCnE

FLDp Fl.LlNi' 50 WH Hld h'"'
~, md a hundred u'lD." m Bright
Mc,dowhud -th, " od.n NoJsr family
the Harvest Mouse NW.' h' Jumping
VI, rsrs. IN, lluJe, M..e Hd i''s "i
Do,
NE ho''s wht Flop 81 u.d d..
yea wish r.sud about wDI time aud
lind out what They had tu. dessert
ru,s. Il h. d.du't lik b, u..d $50 To his
l,,t relative, house. and mit around
nd FIND .gt vhl, they had. and stay
E.,, B. 4 suited him % uu' h,d 500
1 20 his NEXT relatives
cone day Flop stu,a u lucky Th"
i',doN M,Hsc Was having ch,u} pir
ur u sort
Tibet uupd Flop So Doe STAYED and
tr Jhrr pieces ut pie.
Luck was with him. hr wandered co.
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clnh nrmher, ha,c pirnic

'INl'ENhiN. Angus 1.-THE arru
81 'n''uwu,ut 1t M Drulc, County
country club m,n'h,rs wac hrId toa,y
"E 'n ah d'1 niDniD u1 the Trouble.
..nl' 'inN' "a. on 'harg, % Roy " Hon.
'f 't county assent aud Mis-. rrui.
N.canond. Oui hpn. demon .tf.i lon
'-rn' y big d.n1cr Wa rf,mrrd ana
i"' n, 100 wcr" n l,ioudsncc. Tho p4r.
'r's ~ The club ho,s srd Girls ,l.s
tn hust.inds OF tho club vor,,, w.
in,lt-l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-15

200 iho Harvest Mouscs Just 10 find they
w,r, having strawberry shortcake'
= ho stay Il and at. two pieces.
un has way home he walked Slowly
Tor be vas pretty full; but passing his
lunts Nh Jemima Jumping Mouse.
re She was clearing M the dishes he
..w niece ot chocohtc cake.
90 he went and sat around ul IS
aJut Offered it o. nm
llo rulped IL Gown winding up hv
eating a bauun, p,cl,l, ANA pi,cc II
cl,Utr
NU,u DE- gut BON, rs na t,lcphcnpd
., Geo. Snut.lCs.
TO- S1ufil,s. ia fsirym1u doctor ot
Nu 'r,ung Forrest took Nancy and
So. along ana whit with hot poultic =,
1d 'si,r Oh. and hundred bitter pills.
'u,. sawed Flop's lie.
~. H.. G...sG.A.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-15

,rthpstcrn Utah. Light rains are also
W,'tlcnt ever tie Athntc coast from
N,w England 'o South Carolina. over
The Plains States the weather is more
tiled.
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synopsis Of Weather
conditions

Au atmospheric dis.
,url.upc az slight IN,
tcnsitr over the ~,
g.ou of the western
s.on aud extreme
west Texas. mas Clus.
rl light showers over
,,fl,m. west and
uth,rn rcNus. Wy.
ming tnc DakOtas.
eastern Colorado.
d. iie8ua Idaho and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-15

u the BABY suffers from wind cu,e
disrrhcoa or SumMet complain siye /,
McGees BABY Elixir n il puro
harmless and effeciiv. remedy prics
'5c and sHc Sold hy CITY Drug co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-15

talking machine records Of the voices
- 'e.dlng nen are being msd.. on cop
i"T disces said 10 Last 10000 years. and
s'oied IN the frussiAn state Library.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-15

The fellow who thrust, himself
forward often comes out bchlud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-15

y Wise man never laugh, 40 o.
woman or shoots 90 policeman
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TO Be Continued

U0TYI chi l'a2, NEA Scrvlccl
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Now seIIev. London is Dead.

The Danes are at last convinced that
Jack London is dead. A rumor had
been widely circulated among them to
the effect that the American author
was living a secluded life on South
sea island and would not emerge until
he had finished momentous novel. A
young Dane returned 20 Copenhagen
the other day, fresh from san Fran
cisco. He said he had taken walk
with Mrs. Jack London, near the Lon
dons' California home. Coming to a
boulder, he leaped over 1t. Mrs Lon
don said; do you know what you
have Just done?' The Dane confessed
his ignorance you have jumped
over my husbands grave" she said
The Dane apologlzed for his seeming
lack of respect, took the next train for
South Brooklyn, and embarked on the
Oscar II for the Danish capital, where
he related his experiences. Jack Lon
don's Danish publisher, Herr Martin,
said: II never did quite believe that
rumor. New York Evening Post.
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And Now the nEinaIe.Hopper.o

That section of Manhattan called the
Acropolls of America, extending from
Riverside drive to Mornlngside Park,
has new designation for ultra-modern
observation-disclosures" They are the
young women who are a year ahead
of the present or think they are doing
now what the rest Of their sex will be
doing at some time in the future.
A iinale-hopper is never in style. She
is a trailblazer, u pathfinder. She an
ticipates style. AS soon MS what she
is doing is taken up and adopted by
the crowd she drops II and turns to
something else that is absolutely new.
That applies to music, art, dancing,
dress and even slang. She is ever
on the still hunt for anything fresh
that has never before been done or
acknowledgement G. Carroll, In the
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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Improving on Nature.

l plucked an autumn leaf in the
park and took It to the studio. Show
ing 1t to the man with the wonderful
relatives, said; Flows that for an
intuition leaf made out of very
fine grade Of leather?' "Le'seeit?"
asked the man with the wonderful
relatives, Passing his fingers over the
tinted surface, he remarked: MY
uncle used TO make imitation leaves"
81 suppose l queried, that they
were much better than this one?' He
looked at me in pity and sneerlngly
said: "I'n say they was Exchange.
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WEST sl4AFTseURY

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gullcy and
FANNY spent Sunday in Hoosick
Falls
Mrs. Lester Robinson and son, Bill
lie are Ill with the grip
Mrs. Coates, dress.form specialist
not the Farm Bureau women of this
place at the home of Mrs. Truman
Amldon Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Vaadnais and
Miss Russia and friend of NORTH
Adams were callers Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mattisan and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. George Waite
of North Adams and Mrs. Bertha
Loomis of Da ton were In town Tues.
day to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Janctte Perkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn. pennmg.
ton were guests Sunday Of iIr. and
Mrs. Arthur A. Hector.
Misses Lesia Turner and Thelma
Gaul of North Bennington were
guests Monday Of Miss Alice Reed.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Lee IRE and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Niles
Clayton Reed aud son Francis
spont Sunday in Manchester with
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Dunlap.
Richard Hall and friends from Ben
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BIG CENTERS OF POPULATION
Twenty-Five of the Largest Cities Of
the World, In the Order That
They Come.

London, England Greater London),
had an estimated population of 1862
124 lin 1919; New York city Great
er New York;, had population of
6141, 445 lin 1919)-and the city with
in limits, had population Of 1920
04S Gin 1920 Paris, France, Gin 1910,
had a population Of 2,SSS,110; Chica-
go, III. lin 1920, 2,701,705; Petrograd,
Russia (in 1919, 2,31S,645; Tokyo, ia
pan lin 1919, 2,173,162; Berlin, Ger
many (ln 1910, 1,902,509; Vienna,
Austria lin 1920, 1S42,005; Philadel-
phia, Pa. lin 1920, 1923, no; Buenos
Aires, Argentina lin 1920, estimated
population, 1,674000; Hankow, China
Gin 1919, 1,44S050; osaka Japan lin
1920, 1,252,972; Calcutta, India, with
suburbs lin 101D, 1,222,313; Buda-
pest Hungary lin 1920, 1,1S4,6l6;
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil Tin 1920, l.
157,S73 Moscow, Russia Tin 1910,
about 1l21,0OO; Glasgow, Scotland
Tin 1910, estimated population, 1,113,-
454 Picking, China lin 1919, over l.
100000; Constantinople, Turkey lin
1920, about 100000; Shanghai,
China Tin 1919, 100000; Detroit
Mich. lin 1920, 993678; Hamburg,
Germany lin 1870, 9s5779; Warsaw
Poland, $4,000; Bombay India lin
191D, 079,445; and Canton, China Tin
1879, 100000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-26
SIEGFRlED'S SWORD IN BERLIN
Weapon Had Long Been in German
Capital, Though the Hero Was
Really Belgian.

The theft Of the sword from the
statue Of Siegfried In Berlin raises
the question What has Berlin to do
with Siegfrled's sword or with Sleg-
fried himself? That hero was no
Prussian, but rather a Belgian-at
any rate, Northumberland 1t was
a Burgundlan princess that he mar
rled In his day the Borusslans were
an obscure tribe and scarcely heard Of
in Burgundy and along the Rhine,
Moreover, the difference In char
acter makes 1t hopelcssly incongruous
for the Prussians of today to exploit
Slegfried as one Of their national he
roes. Hagen of Tronje would be more
fit, chosen at the moment when he
treacherously murders Siegfrled, when
he steals Krlemhilde's fortune or when
he brutalIy Stays the infant Ortlleb.
But Siegfried was honorable, Sieg-
fried was brave. Slegfrled was chval-
rlc, Siegfried was not Hohenzollern.
To exploit Siegfrled and his Bal
mung as emblematlc Of Prussia, or In
deed of the Germany Of today, is
gross impertinence perhaps. 1t is well
that the sword is gone. The statue
itself should follow 1t into retirement
from a place where II does not belong.
New York Tribune.
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BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLES

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Stiffness, puffy eyes, interrupted
sleep, or other signs of weak Kidneys
or bladder Correct tho trouble
while it is a trouble with Or. Carey's
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for over two generations. Avoid
dangers of serious complications.
Druggists guarantee FIRST bottle.
Sure relief or money back Get It at
Quinlan's Pharmacy W. l.. Gokay's
and re liable druggists everywhere. -
Advertisement
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Valuable Weather Predictions.

Forecasts recently issued by the
British meteorological Office predicted
ten days of fair weather, probably
Il record for long distance weather
prediction In England. No doubt wire
less figured largely In this Innovation,
which. II found to be tolerably reli-
able. promises much for the ngrlcul.
lGrlst and Others Scientific Amerl-
can.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-26

nington were callers Saturday Of
Arthur Petkns.
Miss Hilda Benjamin o. Benning.
ton was q week end guest of her
uncle, Frank Thompson.
Mrs.. Arthur Hector entertained
her mother and uncle from Dorset
over the week end.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-26

All Ladies' Coats and Silk and Canton Crepe
Dresses at Special Extra Reductions.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-26
.39c to sec

Ladies' Patent Pumps and Oxfords, all the
very newest and best styles in very wide
choice ...........$ $685. to $685.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-26

Ladies Georgette and Silk Waists,
S2.9S to So. 90
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-26

Ladies New Wolfe Waists ..75c to S2.49
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-26

Ladies' New Bingham Dresses, priced
$1.69 to $6.9S
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-26
Another versIen.

Some men are horn great some
achieve greatness and some remain
little to the end.-Boston Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-26

Ladies Muslin Underwear, unusually beauti-
full variety for every need 39c to S1.95
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-26

Every time n predicted cold snnp
fails to arrive We eneerfully forgivs
49, weather man his errc-.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-26

Ladies' New Skirts, all the very newest
styles, sos to $10.9S