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THIRTEEN

presence % Margaret or OF his par
"ntS Stincd him. while rorirna made
MN feel as ~ a window mad been
suddenly hunE open The doctors. OF
course. had talked in scientific terms
~ diseased nerves AMI A specials,
y hom' his mother had called tn IN
ono occasion had tried FIRST 20 probe
into the secrets OF MS infancy And
hfterward % andlyz" his symptoms
away. But the WAY. among other
lessons had taught him that one
must not take either ones scnsa-
lions or scientific opinion too yerl-
opslv. and no had cun,rivcd at las,
t" turn tn" whole thing into the
Kind OF family Joke tina; his father
TOOK up his life as before: If tho
penalty OK depression was psychic
analysis. II was worth whtl" 10 pre-
tend AZ least "a toe gay Yet beneath
the surface there was. he told him
s"if. profound rcvulSiou from
everything that ne had once annoyed
and lo""d--an apathy If soul which
made him a moving shadow In n unit
verse Of stark unr"nlftres He knew
that he was sinking deeper and
dccn'- into this morass of indiHer-
"ncc. n realized. at times vividly.
that MS only hone was In change.
in a complete break with tho past
and complete plunge into the fu-
turc. His reason told him this. and
yet. though he lOuged pasSiouately
to lot himself go-to make tho wild
dash for trccdom-his disabled viii.
tn" nervous indecisiou from which
no suffered. prevented hotn his lihcr-
alton and his recovery. There were
hours OF ErayneSs when ne told him
self that ne had neither the fUrtituic
to endure the old nor the energy 20
embrace the new. In his nature. a.
In his environment. two opposing
spirits were STRUGGLING. tho realistic
spirit which saw things as they were
and the romantic spirit which saw
things as they ought to be. Il was
the immcmorial battle, brought by
circumstances 20 a crisis. between
the race and tho Individual, between
tradition and adventure. between
philosophy and experience, between
age and youth.
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AUTO CLUB WILL HEAR
A. A. A. HEAD SPEAK

The Automobile Club Of Richmond
vii! have = "gct-toEethcr" meeting
Of it's members next Tuesday evening.
October -. in the Red Room OF Ho-
tel Richmond. The meeting viii be
preceded by dinner. which will b.
served promptly at o'clock Mem
hers are urged TO bring their wives
and daughters.
The club mas secured for the prin-
cipal speakers for the evening
George {. piehl. president o: the
American Automobile Association.
and II, q shirley. chairman OF the
stat" Highway Commission. MIR
Shirley will explain his plans for
building a connected system o: mod
ern highways FOR Virginia All mo-
tortsts OF the city are invited 20 ba
present. whether or not members Of
the club. 1t is requested hy tho
committee on arrangements that
reservations be sent in at once 10 the
clubs headquarters In the jefferson
Hotel lobby.
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Synopsis

STEPHEN CCLPErER--son OF
the Old aristocrncy OF Richmr nd.
veteran of the late war. walk
lag through the Capitol Grounds.
In the winter Embellishments
PATTY vETCH daughter OF
GIDEON NETCii-thc Governor
OF Virginia. former circus man.
speilbinder and polite an. Fatty.
r.sculng an injured pigeon. fails
on the ice-coyer.d pavement. and
stephen assists her back 20 tho
GD3"rnt Mansion. Stephen finds
himself interested IN the X.rl In
spite OF :hc fact that ne con-
sidcrs her not OF his class and
heartily disapprov~s OF her.
On hls way from the Governors
Mansion. stephen &, accos,cd by
strange old woman Ia duaptdated
mourning. She asnS him uum-
Der OF qurs;iors-who lives IN tho
Governors house. whnt the Gov
errors nam, is. who Is the girl
who lives there. is inc Governors
daughter pretty
He leaves the woman. who il
not hcEgar. and heads for the
old print shop 20 sec his cousin.
CorinRa Page.
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One Man in His Time:
Ny Ellen Glasgow.

ara, gravity % his look deepcn"d to
u thundcrcioud
rs Mary Hy'h so'ns In swim
ming" ii. demanded no, OF his
daughter. but %; IN. family
NO. You precious. only in dancing"
replied Mary byrd. as She rose a!rsly
and placed :. kiss above tho thunder
cloud nm his forehead.
'M!!l YOU e" lnolinG Ike ih!s''
Not II / can uossih!y look any
wursy. Sh" ,waycd Lax" golden
lHy before his astoaiSh"d gaze. Can
YOU suggest ANY way tina, might
Il cannot" IFS face cleared under
the KISS. and ae held her a; arms
myth whstr p";crnai rrid" ~"ftru"d
MS look. % you really mean that
YOU won, shock the young men
way from YOU" II was a. near
~ as he had ever come, and
apple OF amusement passed over ,hc
oom.
! may shock ;hem. hu, not away"
"h- girl was really wonder. How
! the world. he asked himself did
he happen 10 he his daughter?
DO y"u mean that all the other
Urls dress like this?" II was his
nal appeal IN an arbitrary. but
'"knoI lodged authority.
All tho popular ones. You can't
vish me to dress like the unpopular
yn.s. can you?"
li.s appeal had failed. and he ac-
,n,ci defeat with tho sober courage
hts father had displayed In great
cr surrender.
Well. I suppose If everybody does
H. IL IS all right" ne conceded and
though he was not aware Of II. he
had compressed ;n,o this convenicn,
Nom his whole philosophy oc CON
duct.
As ne crossed the room to tho
glowing fire and III" black marble
u,an'"lriecc, which had supplar,"d
he delicate Adam ono Of a less re-
ulCndcnt p"rioi II" wore arar ihrt
was at once gentle and haughty-,hc
IMPRESSION 90. II MAN wac nupr, tL.t;
Ic Is Christian and knows tha,
is blood is blue.
Hasn't STEPHEN come IN YETI" he
inquired Of his VIE. Il thought /
l'a-d him upstairs"
she shook her head heiplcssly.
80. and ,o!h him Margaret was
coming .hat is her ring now
Mr.. culncp"r looked at Mary Byrd.
i am sure THAI Margaret WOULD
'lothe herself more discrecily.' he
r' marked in voice which sounded
huskr because Il" tried TO make 1t
facc:Ious. When was a young
man ii was the fashion TO compare
women 10 flowers. and In these un-
romantic days ! should call Margaret
our last violet"
y peal OF laughter fell from the
bright rcd lips 9 Mary Byrd. 1t
sounds as depressing as the las,
rose OF summer" she cried. and It's
just as certain 10 be left on the
stem" Then she broke off. st!ll
pulsing with merrimcnt. TOR the door
opened slowly. and the last violet
entered the room.
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Eiircf.
CHAPTER V

rs Il" inserted his latchkcy in the
"ld-faSa:on"d lock. stephen rcmcm-
hcrcd that his mother had instructed
him not TO II. late because Margaret
Blair waS coming to spend the eve
ming 1T takes YOU 50 long to
change that | believe -. ~ gin to
dream as soon AS YOU un - your
room. she had added and while h.
made his way hurricd!y and softly
NJ The stairs. he wondered how hr
could hav" 80 completely forgotten
III" girl whom he had always though,
of vaguely as the one who would
some day some remote day prob
ahly-bec"nc his wife. lie was not
IA love WIN Margaret. and he be
licved. though one could never he
sure. that she was not In love with
h!m--that her fancy. If Il preference
s" modest could he called by SO capri
cious name. Was for the handsome
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
with his medicine and am now a
new woman. | have had three chill
dren and they are all Lydia F.. Pink
ham babies. | have recommended
your medicine to several friends and
they speak highly oft. You are GER
tainly doing good work in this world"
Mrs. ADR!TH ToMSHECK, l0557 Wa
bash Ave. Chicago, Illinois.
There isnothing very strange about
tho doctor directing Mrs. Tomsheck
to take Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. There are many
physicians who do recommend it and
highly appreciate its value.
Women who IRE nervous, run down,
and suffering from women's ailments
should give this weil-Snown root and
herb medicine trial. Mrs. Tom
sheck's experience should guide you
towards health.
SIE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

YOU, put Lydia T..
Pinkham S Vcge-
table Compound
on the market.
After I had my
baby | was all run
down and so ner-
vous it kept me
from gaining. My
doctor did every
thing he could to
build me up, then
he ordered me to
n
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Trustee S Auction Sale


LOTS Il AND Is. BLOCK %. SEC
TIOE Il. COLONIAL PLACE: NEAR
TO AND WEST OF THE. tbRrO-
RATE LIMITS or THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
sy virtue OF n certain deed Of trust
from william ca;lin and wife 10 the
undersigned trustee. dated October
iS. 1914. and NJ record In the Office.
Of the Clerk OF iIcnrico County. In
u. H. 2oi-A. page 33a. default having
been made IN the payment OF the
obligation therein secured, ana bcinr
50 required by the beneficiary. Will.
offer for sale. on the premises. by
auction. on
SATURDAY. THE 2lST DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1872
ut 1870 i. NJ.
the land above referred to. The lots
front together so feet on the north
line OF Hanover Avenue. with Il depth
between parallel lines OF 1851. feet
prtwccm Woodiawn and Common
wealth Avenues.
TERMS: cash.
GEORGE II. WHITE.
Trustee.
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J. y. cAnMHAI. 6: 80.
CNAs. X WILLIS & co.


E.ai Estate .NuutioncerA
In execution u a certain deed o..
Tust dated March -. !.22 recorded
n clerks oii.rc. Circuit Court O.
icDrico Count. In deed book Assn.
'aEe Jlu. default aav!ng been made
= payment .! = portion OF tn. acs,
herein secured. ana being required
)! the beneficiary 30 10 do. wc wil!.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1922.
At 8 O'Clock T.. ~.
,rocsed 10 sell. on the prem!a-s. tie
property described in aforesaid dec!
IS follows: "Ail that lot o: land.
S!th the IMPROVEMENTS thereon, near
.hc northern limits Of the Ciis Of
Richmond. wing IN Henrco County.
Va. known as WaShinrtun Park. L.
ne lots a:d IN block !. 'front.'
ng, together. so feet on the South
Lce o; Walter ANr1ur- ami running
,ack bctwssn parallel. hne. 100 feet
% an alley Qtcei vide"
Terms. Cash sufficient. to- pay all
:oS,s o: sale. inSGraEc, ana taxes
20 day Of sale, and dcht Of S5,.Ji
low due. balance Of The sum secured
ave monthly notes OF $40 each, tho
irst one becoming due November a.
1879. and one note Tor &l2 due Jan
inry -, 1882: balance. IL any. to be
paid in ! and 2 years. with intcrehi.
iecurcd by - deed OF trust on ia-
laid property or for all cash. at the
ipt!on Of the purchaser.
+ SITTERDi%G.
J. u. CARNEAl.
CHAS. IL Willis.
Trustees
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DOCTOR ORDERED
WOMAN 0BEYED
Took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
and is Now Well

Chicago, Illinois. = ''You surely
Eeve women one good medicine when
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DISPL4i CLASSIFIED

H;'"ci.I communication o.
+ ION iairs Lodge, 40 30 A : 4.
EsYTWf 4 s.. W.l, be held =: ;h,. Ma
kJxyCA s"r'c Temple "hgrslry. .sih
EAG !H-' a. o.cioch /. y Mem
r'rs % ,is,s. Iod.-s aaG
tt'ns.'r' ar''hr'n ire na,-rn4lly invited
70 u, present.
~ "fa.- ~ NJ "or,hip;ul Sia,,,r
GEORGE q. JErFERSD&.
SECRETARY.
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FOR SALE


%lcc G.t"chuu dwelling. renting Tor
go per annum. bargain - an i'm
mediate purchaser.
e. l.. < II. l.. DENoo%. iNc.
II fpt "isA to nuy good us"d car. read
E-.... .:.-At.nM
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Best Buy in Modern
Home
North Richmond

Detached brick residence IN the
scst part @: this htaut!:u! section.
eight rooms. tile bath. extra lav"iOry.
inside 3acH st@!! Wa!. hastnent Ghdsr
Wood floors extra nice electric and
plumbing fixtures.
Buy in this section and watch your
Investment; grow: others are doing
Il, WI" not YOU?
MoOREFItI.D & BLAKE INC. ---
20 North Eighlh Street
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IN tn" matter of
THEODORE Gala
FATS. individually.
ana trading as CO.
LORNA CDEFl.t-
no = /. II \ 4 :; -
LtScIlEDSETTt.,
i.I.unrllit
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Lots of Lots

Yes. we have lots o. them. hut one
In particular that wc want To en-
phasizc. jug, IS feet frontage on
tie North Side. Can bc bought
rirht
Can Mr.. Dudley. Mad. ji5s
MOOREFIEl.D & BI.AkE. INC.
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80. 3iG0,
In
BANKRUPTCY
:;D-:cE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.


To tho creditors otTIEoDORr: GALA
FATS !ndividumily. and trading AS
Colossal CoNFECTlo%EHY AED
LuNCiii:ONETTE. .: Richmond. ia
the County Of li"urlco. ana district
ai"rcsaiG-i!auh
$"t!gc ~ h"I"by given tina, rn o.
'nh.r -. ir22, the SUD THEODoNE
A%D LCSCiiEOSETrE ~a> du.!
aGjudicatcd bankrupt, ana tha; nv
hrst in"elni = hts .r"hii"rs WI! ..
hcia IA m; "hice., n"o'ns li,!.,.!iIH
the :sTi DAY or pcTDhi:N i,.2
- 20 o'cIurk ia III" forenoon. at
which tina" IA" .aid creditors may at
tend. piOs" th,ir claims. appoint -
trustee. examine the bAnl:ruj, and
.tiausAc, such ",hcr business as ma:
ui"p:ris com" .h"ior" :"Ih meeting
THpS. u. SEEAh.
Ect"rcc in bankruptcy.
',ohcr ~. l".e.
- THE DISTRICT COURT OF Till:
t.%irEp STATES FOR TIE EAST
En% DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
'' #s#; . I''' Hjj'': A: $, ,,s-
individually.
bankrupt
~ i4tt. VIZ itt> VI RI !.Nb pf
CREDITORS,
To The creditors Of PHILLIP e. MILLS
ANA MAMI: J. MILLS. trading as
MILLS PHARMACY. ana iud!v.du-
ally. OF Richmond. IN tho county
., ii"ur!co. and district aforesaid
bankrupt
$o,...e- IS n.r"hy given IA, on us &c.
,%9lhSeF i. TX; ne. I"'1 rHii-ir 6.
.uf aS MILLS PHARMACY. and in
diNiGu.!is was duly adjudicatcd
""nkrA"J ana that the, arst meeting
10: Their creditors viii b. held III my
Ollie. Rooms lllh-llie Mutual Bu!l1-
tHS, Richmond, Va. on the :STti DAY
OF DoTn BIER. 1879 a. 10 O'Clock IN
ihc forenoon. at which time the SAT
n" bnrkruNi ,ni ,r',nsnct such ether
~ Ness may nr"kr'!! come before
TuOS u! s%EAp
Refer" /" Hau"ruptsy,
0Ctghes y 1929
~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
IHiIE ;I, .3lIAIES Epi! TIFF i,:NST-
i.E" DISTRICT Or V!KGlNiA.
MAUD ], i.uNNEtv. vi in 80
bankrup, Bankruptcy
NOTICE or FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS.
70 the creditors ri MAUD l.. RCR-
NJ TT. OF Richmond. III the County
o; !i~nrico. nEf district aforesaid
Eanh!Wpt.
Notice IL hereby given tina, on DC
tube: 1872, IN. said MAUD l.
Nii;:EIT Was dul! adJud!cat-d
bankrupt, and tina, the frs, meeting
~ her creditors viii be held in NY OF
'ic" Rooms !!ls-iiIG Mutual !;ujld
ms. Richmond Va on the 2sTN DAY
OF pCTDiEK !522 al 10 O'Clock
~ tn" forenoon. a. which time tie
said creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint :. trustee. examine the
BANKRUPT. and transact such other
business as may properly com. before
said meeting.
TNCS r.. SNEAD
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
I. --------- --=--- .------
FOR RENT.
II A / l.

suitable for dancing. lodge meeting
place or fraternity hall. K'-.i rea-
Snnahlr.
KlMBRcTGH. MCCARTHY e
CHRISTIAN. INC.
1928 North E.Gh;h Street
Randolph 3i5l.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

~ TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES Fol, THE EAST
ili" DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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Cro be continued ,omorrow)
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United states Of America.

q
q Virgin
,h- Unite
in
foregoing
i.
l6
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In rhc matter IT 40 3l5s.
MAUD J.. HURNEtr. In
Hau hTupt Bankruptcy
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BUILDING LOT.
Would like to purchase
direct from owner
building lot in north
ern suburbs; state
price and location.
Address 3 798, care
The Dispatch.

EICuMO%D TRUST CoMrA%T. Real "a
Ia" Department. SAFES rentals and
l!u"ne seventh and Maln Streets
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Wnntc,l-Iteai ESTATE

FOR best results. list your property with
US. Garrett * Co. ma East Main.
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T" Tho creditors Of PHILIP e. MILLS
ana MAMIE. !. MILLS. trading as
MILLS PHARMACY. and iud!v!dU-
ally. oi Richmond. ~ tho county
ni I,MrLcn. and alstr!Nt :linrrsalN---
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TUDS. y. SSEAD.
Refer" /" Eannrupi. =.


* VTIE UlSTRiCV COURT oF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
l.E% DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-26

The Randolph Herald and News is
rather emphatic in the belief that
under the direct primary cand.da
with money always wins. The Her.
aid says that lin pra, tcally every in
stance where the contest for a major
Office has taken pace since the direct
primary came In the nom nation has
come to the candidate making the
largest expenditure" We are In.
cllned to believe that the Herald has
not gone deeply enough into the ques.
tion. Several times in Vermont can.
didates with lit money have won
when there were asp.rants With
money who did, rot dare go in even
with the Supposed Advantage OF cash
on hand. Wasn't 1t true that in 1916
when Horace Graham was a cand.-
date for governor, at least two
wealthy men on the east side consd.
cred being candidates but did not
dare go up against Mr.. Grahams
popular strength? Wasn't it true this
year that at least one poss Bile candi-
date with money declined to run
against Frank Greene because he fei;
that money alone could not offset Mr.
Green popular hold on the elect
crate? Wasn't ii true that in 1915
Allen NJ. Fletcher spent more money
in the senatorial campaign than did
Caro- S Page but was overwheim
ing,y defeated? Wouldn't the resul
have been just the same ii Senator
Page hadn't sseat dollar? Thu
Banner would like to have the her
aid ana News consider the question
tile more at leagth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village arc
Advertisements

Beef lamb and pigs liver at the
Checkerline.
Charles A. Wood is confined to his
home by illness.
Fresh scallops boiled and live ,ob.
siers at the Checker.ine.
Fred Mattison is spending the day
in Burlington on business.
All wool hunters outfits at reduced
prices, at J. Levin and SONG
Mss Margaret Pilling has aceept2d
a position with the firm OF Griswo'd.
Mrs. Robert f. Healy and Mrs Wal
ter Holt ter m6tored to Troy one day
this week.
Mrs. John Trimble Of Hoos,ck Falls
Is spending the day with relatives ana
friend In town
Fresh line of lake fish, including
lake trout, white fish, bull heads,
blue pike at the Checkerline.
Mrs Martin Kearns of Spring st, Is
spending the week with her sister
Mrs. Edward Matt son of Troy.
Miss Edna Yves and Mrs Clark ~
Gems Fal are visiting at the home
OF Miss Weis uncle, Frank Buvchard
Nj Jane Grennan CT Troy is spend
ing the week at the home of her aunts
the Misses Grennan Of Spring street
Fresh milk led yea. at the Check
erlire.
For the best valdez and large var
|, ties in no. iery and undo wear To-
the ent re family, visit Noyeck's. '47t.
Our stock of blankets and comfort
alb es are larger and better than eve
and value. really exceptional, at Nov
ecks ATE
Mrs. John Toom y, who has beer
spending the pa SIX W eks with rela
tnes In town, tsturned Wednesday /,
her home in Princeton. N j.
Bennington Council No. X. an,
S. NJ, will hold a meeting at tn,
Temple tbs evening at 1870, A gou'
attendance will be appreciated.
Mrs l.. Alden Graves entertained !
ladies' Wednesday afternoon at TIL
Williamst3wn Tea room. Cards wer,
enjoy Ell and refreshments We're served
Miss Ruth Kennedy of Schcneotad,
is he e To assist W tn the Redpatl
Chau,auqua ampaign-which begins
Nov 3, at the High school auditor
ium.
Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Moore have re
tuu,ed from their wedding TRIP an,
are living for the present at the HON,
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Moore of Weeks street
California hams per ID. 1Sc; com
pound lard per b, lac. fancy select
ed eggs, per doz 40c. at the Satte;
Grocery and Tea Co 469 Main st
Tel $50 Asst.
Arthur Hal, who has been confined
o his home for several weeks with ;
broken shoulder, is now able to re
turn to his studies at high school He
'eceived his injury while paying foot
ball
Fresh supply OF ri lsbury, Aun
lem ma Kaple and sure using pan
cake and buckwheat flour and pure
Vermont maple syrup. instant Swans
down cake -four, pkg. 25e, at This
Satter Grocery and Tea Co i69 Mar
| It. Te'. 450. Asst.
Peck" Nelson, | tile son of Mr. ant
Mrs. L. IL. Nelson of Wa hington ave
nue.. entertained number of hi,
friends a. bii ,hday party Wednesda,
afternoon. Games were enjoyed ant
efreshments served Each little guess
was given Halloween mask,
Corp. philias II. Rousseau of For
de Lessep's c. H.. Panama, who hal
been on furlough here for the las
ortnight was suddenly called to For
Ham lton. ~ Y, Wednesday night foi
immediate discharge. Capt. Rousseau
has accepted pos ton til the In
ternational Discount Corporation
Woodworth building. New York city
The death of Janes NJ Tracy Oh
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youngest ciyil war veteran at tie So
diers' Home. last night, cane as a
shock to all. So far as known. he
was IN his usual health, he assocat-
ed W tn his comrades all day yestcr.
day and as late as 9 O'Clock, retiring
at his usual hour He was born in
Ohio and served in the li2d Ohio
Infantry, coming to the home July ).
1921. from Middlebury where, and in
Cornwall. he had lived several years
Particulars Of his military and evil
lie will be published later,
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER &c, 1929.

Although i is still two weeks to
election the speakership contest, 80
much talked about month ago
seems to have narrowed to three can
didates, namely, Frank E. Barber OF
Brattieboro, Orlando l.. Martin OF
Plainfle'd and Aaron II. Grout OF
Newport with the possibility that
John w. Gordon Of Barre may also
he in the race. After election there
may be still further contraction Of
the list.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-26
NOTICE

C. II. DEWEY. Treasure.
Bennington, VT. August |. 1922.