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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Strictly fresh eggs Checkerline.*
Grapefruit, California and Florida
oranges Checkerlne
coo buys womens flannelette night
dresses at the New York stores
sale
Mrs. James MeGum and daughter,
Margaret who have been i'll of scar
let fever are able to sit up.
Thrifty shoppers will not fail to
attend the New York stores great
clearing sale now IN full swing.
Who IS the money king portrayed
in t1o picture Hush Money star
ring Alice Brady, Harte theatre to-
day.
Mrs. John Snyder, who has been
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs John F. McGun, has returned
TO Amsterdam.
Charles Frazier has accepted a po-
sition as travelling salesman, in THIS
district, Tor the Twin state Gas and
Electric company
Come on IN Inc water me anu
SOS the fun in THE Old Swmmin
Hole, starring Charles Ray Opera
house Friday and Saturday =
Many Of the stores are busy TAX
ing the annual inventories of stock.
Mr.. Winslow Of the A. II. Winslow
Hardware Co. Inc, says that the In
yentory IS going better this year
than ever before and time record
is being made
See Hush Money" starring Alice
Brady. Who is the man meant by
the authors Of this play? The lines
drawn by the writer's are clean cut
and clear. Their man lives And
George Fawcett veteran artist o. the
stage and screen, has never given a
finer character delinoation than in
his portrayal OF this role Who. is
the man? VII the public recognizes
him? Southern Exposure an
Educational comedy will also be
shown. Harte theatre today
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EVERYTHING
SEEMED WRONG
Until "FruIt-a-tiVGS" Made
Everything Right
NIoRErowN. VERMONT

bohElOhN, EhMONT.
"For years, suffered with Kidney
and Liver Complaint; my back ached;
my liver was sluggish and my whole
system seemed ont Of order,
"Fruit.a-tives" was the only re.
medy to help me. They strengthened
the Kidneys, made my bowels move
regularly and freed me Of all the
Distress. ntoere ,,1rppt,v
These "Fiuit Laxo Tablets" wiH always
cure such troubles.
SOC a box, for $3.50, trial size 25c.
AT dealers or from FRUIT,A-TIVES
Limited, oGDENsBURG. NY.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-12
1t Costs No More

To patronize men you know and who
trade with you In your varied lines
than to favor men who are outsiders.
And in addition the men you know
are working to make the town safe
from FIRE. They are helping YOU get
lower rates for your fire insurance
That is tho claim OF this agency OF
the FEDERAL Insurance Company.
Z
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-12
Insure With Men You Know
And Your Trade
Is Appreciated

Every dollar you pay for in
surance to this agency is subject
to taxes that help to build up this
community.
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DRESS SKIRTS

Special Group .........S6
Values $3.50 to Sl089
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
STRANGER LOSES HAT
 M LOCAL RESTAURANT

U m.r H.fe hoen nm accident duo Io carol. ur It may hro boon nrmUauI Chef. du. Io a doare to eur. good ml nm Ono ac. ro.
 n Hr 1T in mo war t1 rut a
 u..- Tle .orr H h.a
 Iueu arrIwI Juneau Houenl uo
 m hunger in local .uuuI and uHU. m. uarur .el
 h.n performed hc I.lt na mu .H amo.. now one ua, had lho .n- uaH -E O G." plainly marked on uo mrI iH..ae hanging oa n hook n.r.. uH mnror Hi.Hoi Iho
 uu.r n.d HH h1 and reached mr hu Inn. He e1. a h.t but mot .a. ou. h. had IoI. on Che hooE Hw h. oue Ha l.I got wa. oI a vintage o. abau. he Ia year Bryan m .r slowly mlueI ur president And from ma. dor .o ua ml t happened fully wo.t ago .lo uueer .laraI in n new emp. Ia muuI.rne un and down .nc hHH streets of oHr city from tom lo dl..eH hours every day hoping Cha. he win r..o.uso mH ha. Tho stranger I0a uo. carry a eal has not sworn rmr.moo ou tHo man ho mooa wearing na hat and would mo. haF. hm arr...I |. nt found Mm. m m. meantime however, ho thnH he Inn. Uu mralei and Il ia N.tH U.r and u.r.daHm .hal ho oru uE oU na clothes when hc goes .o h.I for Il. hat o.u disappear H brilliantly I.a.aI r.."wn. am. .Im. tn .ue a.. O. I# oHuor h. muH.n o HH. u0.. might mn pom |o H. uu.. .u fIe i.r.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
KETCHIKAN HAS
 SHOOTING sCRAPE

mmc Turner a Ina hospital and Tom CueOan H m IaI a. Kcam- kan m ne rmt ol aaooHHs
 nn. Chat occurred uero at m oary hour Ind. Sunday morning Al nat rnoru THmera condition uaa considered aoa. huue. having u d entirely through n ablo- mon GnueHn H held on onaree 70. shooting with ntaH. o nI Tho mon had nHrei In a leht before Che .aoou. and GaueHn H 'd lo harc .olIea Che worst ol it
 PERSONAL ls.0f 1.aor TE.
 Nu c. L. smh wont o sHa Tmrlay oa Che Spokane aooom- panied by h.r nnor A uaor who a to ontor .ho rIoao. Homo .le-. un Smith win return 'o Juneau oa Che Spokane and Nn probably ED aula oa .la m. bon.
 A. w. Uennne of he Empire Printing Company accompanied by ma son Hohlr left Jmu on t.e Princess Mr Tmndag morning for a tmso wool. vacation In he mu.h Thv wm visit uIh Mr. Hm.nsa mother and brother in sHle
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
PERSONALS

curm q. Wm ..Ion.u umH. eI from WmI Inc mr. part ol .He wool. h. Mun h.n oH.i ihu. on ma.. .m.' unn.
 cMn Ny. O. s arrived Wan. l.r on m. He.H and win Uo H.0 lo. ..,uI day. on aun connected with m. H".H II. .'. cudm cN
 Tm Foot. H U.m .n nIo..U b. m. ..H.. ....
 .r .a .o.. I0e n.... %. AIH Fort. u... whole. JHa..n rm.. o,0r. in. nm m. E...0..H .or Hm.. b.. uH... n. uI u.-. Tn. .H. TnH... p..ane Company .aH "on Fort n.r m. boon m..erer boy for t0. aHIo oI.. for l.o H..I wma.
 Mr. and Nu Fred Stronger i.u today on .ae Admiral .un tor .ho westward m route .a NHm. when. H.r cIno.. .a mako H.r um.
 H# N.hH L.Hor 70. .rr govern. evening m IH. Hrn.. HuF from mont Hmm returned s.H. Miss L.Hor WH HoW.r m while in sH.H. with h. nu m. l. now completely recovered
 NIT and Mrs J. n Cobb and .ho.r
 r. Im. returned on .H. Prime. Mary u.Iar from n vacation 70.
 . mmH duration Tn cau.o. aa
 u J. uH and .H.. .HU.m
 arrived n u. Princes. Many Tu. I.r Io join Mr. U.r who arrived .... I..."r .a ... n position u.mr .n Hc J. M Ion. nr n..r n. u.H....
 um sHu.rI candidate m 0.Ie.le 1T. Congress m ... HHaH. cam u.... |. Hn. H.r. on m. IH m..a from tho westward Iu.i.E
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
SICK BAREs nIPROVING

Gloria Patricia, Che s.X-wcoka-oid daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H L- Rowloy who has been seriously SD for Che past two weeks. is now much beuar though mot yet entirely out of dms.r The baby has been under .hc supervision of trained nurse. uM Myrtle Cornelius. for Che past ten daya
 Alice MarIm tle soycn-montls s- old daughter ol Mr. and mr. IT, ". suIY who has been very aick lately n now completely out of danger The child has bocn suffering from com- nIIeaIona following am attack of ihe nu
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
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U... m.-". U.IH.E r.. "....- H H. nar... n." r.H.. o. ... .. Ir-. e.H h. ...-H
 Tn. Sunday .. wi" m. H IgI1 r.. ... H....h.... .HI.-u.
 Junior I.... VII. m" H.u... .. "I ..'... ".. . n. .. m..
 rr. ..-.. ...... . I.. .. .re .. M. .. .H
 Iu r.... .... invite. ..a. .. u....r .r I...
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
SOCIAL NOTES

MT and Mrs. w. s. Fulm n,u. ..In.I u.th eight tables ot br.deo al choir homo ou uaHn avenue aat s.t. urIr c,mue Nn Gu.mHmy and nr Eoh.r. Simpson came ol H.Ih h.h Horc.
 m Lera Ka.aeraIo. gave u Hmr party h.. Saturday .swn. Io. number of h.ah school student" Tn. Ion wn IhoraaehIy oaIoreI and a.cr oa Che rar.r adjourned 'o m. Hnu danco uhor. One balance 0. I.e ..uInr u.. .nauI
 and Nr. umo.d HoH and tr and Mrs U B Shepard had a Nuo roucU rmr for Cop. and Nr Wand n. .no homo O. m. former 'u..
 Saturday oym.nr X huUo, supper . oveI .o Hue.om eue... .uer which a pleasant .oea o,.u- ue uas enjoyed
 TI. E.HoEuh. eHro n n.a.Hn. Hn. ..I evening at Ihc odd Follows mu . .. T.Iar Iaa. Card. vcro n..ro' .mu I0 oc'ocE Chen supper was
 .I aner which the eunH mnrH no ueut mnaHc Tho winners at card. wore. Nr Daniel
 Harding and John N.m..a ort
 .. m Ann. Ioahson and w.
 r. second. MT. Nme. oHmu md aeob Noa.hI consolation.
 Colonel s.. Col co.wl and oamee Pork. ea,e a worry d.Hehm
 dinner dance on TH.i.r n H .H.r.h uU ur Captain and N# Wand TH. Umr wa. ..voI ,o
 mr.lour ane. m man uH. lin h.... ro.mtae ah.e. hene nr.- ..r decorated i'm yellow Tho menu ...rI. H.r. rar. mru. he.ne com. "uaHon mmr .nI dancing program
 combined witch picture. o. Cap. and
 r Ward nrI Hua sHr Ann .Hr..r tHn He dinner .H. ...H H.r. ...r..t O. tH. ...nn. Iu..Hr .. m. Hre. HnI to .s..'.n. or.He TT. mr
 Mrs. IT. Robertson ar. H... luncheon I... Saturday atH- noon .t I.. Hom. m Nu Wui
 Nh. rnnI... won n.... for H.ea
 hHH.. and Nu Ward was
 n..I uIh IT ea. nH.e
 m. nrm Society o. he Pros. ....n0n church .t.I m.. .I .H.
 .H.r I..hI Co.'s room. oa Tu.. ... and Wednesday o. tHH uo.. from n mU ? ao.a.. Am o...- H lunch u.. served ...h day and about .IH' u.. ..H.I tor .H. .0. ...
 Mn. c p. Jonre entertained tow
 r.. rHd.r H.H u luncheon for Mn. M r...u. on.a. m. high Hon' .....r. uH. 1T. soon n. oHo. I" ... wu I..r. lo- s.uH Ro" C.I. .0... .H. uu join her Hu.uuI who .....I.. her h.r. some moatl ..o. AH.r luncheon Che afternoon W"
 .. u..H ...I.
 H George u Beaumont and Mn. I...r u Gar. m. ."'.r.nn. .I IH.. M ...mHna .. Che a.
 n. and Nr Robert smH0n .H. .r. .u. N.. O..r... D. Garfield .H. ..n.I HI.a n.He table. o. Haa. .I 1T. homo or t.. former an ErI.r
 nr Tho nr.. winner" "".. . o.-.. JH.rHn and N. H..
 ...r. Excellent punch and r.. .m.u.. won. ..r...
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
mcKEYs LONG TRIP

CmU'..n. . r.n o. .'0' m.'. Io tn. u....rI .n. t.rau.H ,a. In .H. Marion eH.tH.n returned ....I.. morning m tho Admiral W...n. Nh. Ga.t....n H.. boon .u.
 M IT. HI two months huE
 m flor aoH#.H# Hmar.w IT. won. # M north a. E.rHmH and -. H.. uU.I Hr.nr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
CHURCH NOTICEs
Pre- s5rcu1n Church

HH.H .rrH ... Dot. pupil. and ...rr ... ...rr.. Tn ... o. approval ... ... ..-... .... ..- ser.. H0.. .. I..H. ....
 Nunu. .oH.n .. I.... er. i... r.. e'nr. 0 'H. ... .Ha T..r. IT 'H".
 Evening worship .t N.. e". I... Death in .h. H'.
 ...... r..r ". .. m.ae er We.n...r ....H.
 visitors II. .r moo. ... ..r'.... welcome. II. "". ship uI u... H n. .. M. uH u... ..H -
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
HuGEBA GOES FREE

H.. .. ..H win. WI. recount. .".... 10. ... grand jury ...I NH o0m"Hr
 ....r .m. ....." .......' Indian .. n. H..Hr H.
 .. m. |u.." who. n. jury
 H. .. ... .... ..."... ." u0. U. I.. |" HO .." " U.H.. ".... HH.. WI" .H. owe. II. ... .. .r
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TIT SCHOOL 20 GIVE DANCE
 W HONOR OF VISITORS

T.. ImHu H.eh School H to give . I.ro. al 0.a0 I0.. evening in .He
 .a. nmm i'm honor co. Che
 .ur H0H. AM .HIHt from .. nH..0..0Hu .0Un" win n0 ". m.... H.. '. ..Wr'. For ro.'0n" .. duncan .He .Im ou win he a. ... H..r one uH..I
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
GUILTY OF LARCENY

The jury HIIn. an One 0.. Q. tHe u s. y.. umH H smith returned n verdict ol guilty ol larceny within n dwelling Iu.n afternoon Smith win probably ba n'm.eI NmI.E smith and .orI.H "0.. Indicted sr Ha grand Jury ..W.I W..H W.... u. into m. Homo GIo.E .H' Jan. rH-r L0.iou entered pic. H guilty.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
WELL KNOWN PIONEER
 PASSES AWAY HERE

om.. e W...r. n..I. o. E." Eo.. ... and nm .H.m '.n H.. . s .m IH.. ru.I nigh. II. H.I0 o..... from m. . .... ID. bear. ""... II. cam. '" u..l. |s.. and .r.I .o. .m. . umH V. nH "". .' IH nnu I.n her. in '... and .0 nr mH. |. n....n In I'.f W won. n. ..rI0.. H.... III. mn .... o. ... M.0r-m... H..I About
 ...m m..... .e. h. won. .o Ono m Hu H M hi. .".a .omn. from .0... 1T. ImuH HHH. ha H. boon tor ... H. T.r m. u.. m.mH.- 70. m. EEK. n0.. o m.m nm. a. H. s. rd H.0 u... I... oI r..r..H. IT. "
 ...I Hr uH m Ou'w. .. mother who Ht. in H.. 0. Cal.
 0m. m. I H0.H.. nU W...r win. Ur. Tn 'm"u
 T.. m.... win h. ..I .Hmn~." nrI.r direction .. .He H. Iu...
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
ns uErcAIr RETURNS

Mrs. Frank A. N..0.Il who nl boon r.".He friend. tn .H. EH.. sine. .rr in tH. winter returned H weed. HH.n. W.IH her a Une HH. m....ero'I rr' whom .ao and H.r HuhnI have adopted and win r...u. .r..r own. Nh" N..0..
 t.. N.I known and popular in Im.H having boon a"m. h- I..uu n. ..e city han for a Ione .m.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
L---rENL u MN.- E-ET--l

Nm c. u Garfield had Tn. fortune io H.n ou Ihe Hl0H'E lerIug and oI m such D manner fo break h.r right arm Hnr Che
 H.t Dr. ueNIeme reduced tHa
 fracture and .Ha r.uut win mfem enforced rest from oru. flor He homo mUI um. 0o" the orHe .ot
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
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 . .... n. m W.. ..."H... meeting ..... Room
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
Holy Trr Cathedral

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06

Tho IT. E. .1u guard ou.H Tn. aI# le.t ImoH rmIaF momHe IHr I ou0 u. ..l. H0.. UH Im through Prime. William uI
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06

rHUrr Tn ... Chapel .. I.0N
 r... .. I.. .... o. . Altar |u
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06

Our large Manufacturing Department is in position to turn out all kinds of fur work on new garments as well as to rem ovate old pieces.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Biography and Reminiscences.

MY AMERICAN DIARY-By Clare
Sheridan. Memoirs of American
men or money and letters. Boni &
Liveright
FINDING YOUTH-By Nelson An
drews. The subtitle describes this
book as ~ Human Experience"
Boston: Atlantic Monthly Press.
ROYISSIMA NERBA: LAST WORDS:
fs20-By Frederic Harrison. The
author recently celebrated his nine
tieth birthday In this book he gives
his final reflections on life. literature
and politics Henry Holt & Co.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
History and Public Affairs.

KEEL AND JUTLAND-By Com
mander Georg Won Hase. Trans
lated by Arthur Chambers and F.
A. Holt The story OF gtInnery Of
fcer OF the Derfiinger during the
battle or Jutland. l.. F. Dutton
& Co.
IMMIGRATION AND LABOR-By
Isaac A. Hourwlch The economic
aspects o. European immigration to
the United States. 3. w. Huebsch
THE MYTH OF A GUILTY NATION
BY Albert Jay Mock. Study OF the
economic. diplomatic and military
activities Of the Allies preceding the
war b. w. Huebsch
THE MEXICAN MIND-By Wallace
Thomson. The subtitle describes
this book as a Study OF National
Psychology. Little. Brown & Co.
TIE PRIVATE CHARACTER OF
QUEEN ELIZABETH-By Freder-
ick Chamberlain. Reviewed else
where In this issue Dodd. Mead
q Co
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Essays and Sketches.

ROSINANTE TO THE ROAD AGAIN
by John Dos Passos. A group Of
essays and sketches by the author
OF Three Soldiers" George III.
Doran Company.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Travel, Adventure, Outdoors.


Dodd, Mead 4 Co
THE FLY-FISHER'S ENTOMOLOGY
BY Alfred Ronalds. Edited with
an Introduction by II. T. Shering-
ham New. illustrated edition.
Cincinnati: stewart, Kidd Com
pany.
DAYS AND NIGHTS OF SALMON
FISHING IN THE TwEED-By
William Scrope. Edited with an in
PRODUCTION by H. 4. Sherlngham.
Contains also a short account OF the
natural history and habits OF the
salmon. Cincinnati: Stewart, Kidd
Company
THE WELt.-CONSIDERED GARDEN
BY Mrs. Francis King New and
revised edition. Charles Scribner's
Sons
BASEBALL NOTES For COACHES
AND PLAYERS-By Elmer Berry.
Second edition. \. 5. Barnes & CO.
Vocational.
TdE ADVERTISING MANLY Ear
nest Elmo Calkins Points out an
advertising mans requisites and op-
portunities. Charles Scribner's Sons.
THE NEWSPAPER MAN-By Talcot.
Williams. For the young man con-
nderins newspaper work as a career.
Charles Scribncr's Sons.
Religion.
THE CRISIS or THE CHURCHES
Dy Leighton Parks, Rector OF St.
Bartholomew Church il this city.
Charles Scrlbner's Sons.
Miscelianeous.
RAMBLING "REMINISCENCES by
Eugene X. Bird. Described az AN
Intimate excursion through the high
way ana byways OF Old Hscken-
sack " Hackensaek. ~ ". The
Hackensael Republican.
NUTRITION AND GROWTH IN
CHILDREN william n. p.
Emerson. Describes methods OF
! cure. which involves problems OF
physical defects. fatigue. home con
troll and he's Ii habits. a. well as
diet aud food habits. ID Appleton
g. Co
MINE MANIAC CEMENT Robert z
Virgin A handbook for use In vo-
catioaas schools, mining colleges and
universities - Nan Nostrand Com
pany.
TOWARDS THE GREAT PEACE
By Ralph Adams Cram In the
Dartmouth Alumni I.ectureships on
the Guernsey Center Moore Founda-
don Boston. Marshall Jones
Company.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
New Books

Continued from Preceding Page.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Writers and Writing.

OUTLINE HISTORY OF ENGLISH
AND AMERICAN LITERATURE
BY Clarence T.. Ackley. A digest
for high school pupils and teachers.
Boston: The Stratford Company.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

OVER TWO SEAS-By Ralph Henry
Barbour and Fl. T. Holt. Story OF
two boys in the South Seas. ID.
Appleton & Co.
r EN- FREw OF THE ROY AL
MOUNTED-By Laurie Y. Erskine.
In which Renfrew. a retired men,
ber OF the Canadian Royal Mounted
Police. tells group OF boys the
story of his career. ID. Appleton
Geo.
Poetry.
THE POETRY OF DANTE Bene-
detto Croce. Translated by Doug
las Ainslie An introduction and
companion TO the reading of Dante.
Henry Holt 4 Co.
THE SWEPT HEARTH AND OTHER
POEMS-By Amory Hare. Besides
the title poem the book contains
hfty-six others. Dodd. Mead & Co.
THE VEIL AND OTHER POEMS
BY Walter de Ia Mare. Fifty-three
poems with varied themes. Henry
Holt & Co.
A SHROPSHIRE LADY, A. z.
HouSman. Authorized edition.
Henry Holt 4 Co.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

EJIS methods but terrcay penerating
II smiling aademcian dancing attempting
ontroUersiaist He the heels you
places thought had explored only you
stuff taught to orthodox evolutionary
fsy phantasa
physics Dithout laU mathematics Uthou numbers deductions
born TN fraud and forgery.
o
the
o
which the learned Ignorant talk
werk
20 ILLUSTRATIONS OF YOUR ANCESTORS
f0naPu
gnouor
THE DEVIN-ADAIR CO.. Publishers, 437 Fifth Ave. N Y.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-04-11

safe and Sane.-The head OF one
OF the large American railroad COM
panies was making inquiries with re-
gard to acquiring small branch line
which belonged to one old man.
,"Now. as to the state Of your road
he asked, rs it we'll and safely laid!
-Sir." replied the old man indignant
ky '"ours is the safest line in the coun-
try. may say we have been running
ffor over twenty years, and have never
had a collision" That's good!" ex-
claimed the big man. "And what's
more, sir" went on the proprietor OF
the little line, "a collision would be
impossible" How do you make that
out?" queried the other in surprise
Il know that the latest automatic de-
vices are excellent, but fmpossioie'
In a big word" "It is literally true
with u.s." was the proud rejoinder. In
what way?" "Well. sir. we have only
one train."-The Argonaut (San Fran
cisco). ,.s- .. ...,., ...
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-04-11
dsa,aurass Department.

= Stuna-The candors of the breth-
1ren are Illuminating. An American
evangelist was engaged by a church
for weeks special mission. On his
arrival he went to see the minister.
what sort Of church have you hereE
he inquired. Well" replied the pas
tor, 81 am afraid things are pretty
bad. The people are worldly ana
careless, the congregations are small
there is no interest in missions, no
one comes to u prayer-meeting'
dances and card parties go on all
through the week, and the people are
indifferent to the claims Of religion.
We'll" sneered the evangelist, III
/ had church with members like
that, ia go out and hire a yellow dog
to bite EN-"
Yes" said the minister. that's
what we've done."-The Christian
Register (Boston).
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-04-11
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS

james S. Fischel has bought II
acres of land near Chester on which
he proposes to start a poultry farm
The Gaffney Chapter U. d. c. pro-
pose to build a monument to Confed-
crate soldiers in that city to cost 81
500.
Mrs. John Miller Of Grccnville
county was bitten by mad cat last
week. She Is taking the Pasteur
treatment.
"A new city directory for Green
vile which has just been issued gives
that city a population of 44,060, and
Spartanburg population of 30,S12.
= Restaurant proprietors Of Sumter
have agreed to close their places on
Sunday mornings between the hours
of 10 and 1880 in order that they
might go to church.
r. T. Brown, chief field engineer
of the state highway department has
rendered his resignation in order to
become associated in contracting work
with j. T. Plott of Greensboro, N. e..
- Bcttrix Becco, said to be "Holi-
ness" preacher is in Jail in Greenville
CHARGED with. manufacturing Illicit
liauor. Prohibition agents claim to
have found $50 gallons of mash at his
home.
The people OF Gaffney are rejoic-
ing over the fact that the board OF
public works has reduced the rates
on water and lights to pre-war prices.
The board claims that the reduction
will curtail improvements in the sys-
tenn to a considerable extent, but the
demand on the part Of the public was
so insistent, they considered 1t their
duty to make the reduction.
- The board Of trustees Of the South
Carolina University last night elected
w. d. Melton. Esq, OF Columbia 10
succeed DIR. w. S. Currell, who some
time ago handed in his resignation to
take place at the pleasure of the board.
DR.. Currell will become the head OF
graduate school of the university on
the accession of Mr.. Melton, as presi-
dent
Anderson April Z: An unusual
heirloom was destroyed ! yesterday
when a small copper still, seized by
county officers, was broken up. Ward
Huckabce, against whom a charge of
distilling was entered, told officers he
was just making a little nip for
grandma" the grandmother being "a
years old. Huckabee told officers that
the still had belonged to his father
and grandfather, and that 1t had been
in his family for more than one hun
dred years. The well worn copper OF
the outfit bore out the mans state
ment.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-04-11
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