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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. were holding their quarterly meeting here. MT. McAdoo announced his in. tentlon O. taking counsel with finan- cial experts of the country as to the pest methods to De solloowed in the i tation of the issue. The visitor: were requested 10 submit suggestion g to the secretary.
 Later Mr McAdoo announced he would invite representatives of the
 eadllg bond and investment houses Of the country to confer with him here before offering any part of the issue. The nrat of these conferences prob. ably will be held within a few days. The terms of the bonds. the manner in which they shall be offered, the na. 'are of the bonds and many minor de. tails yet remain to be settled.
 Representations made today to the secretary were that the country ia in excellent condition to absorb without Gistur6ing normal business, virtually the entire amount of the issue. 1t Is un likely, however, that the full seven bAIon do lars in bonds and certificates Will be issued at one time. A more probable course will be the offering of he entire five billion dollars in bonds al one time and the withholding of 'ht tSo billion dollars in certificates tIttl ,he money is needed.
 As tLe two billion in certificates are shoit-'eim government noteg there lIroab will be no disposition on the Tart of the federal reserve board to regard them as investments of such a tenn as to make them undesirable to t3nlS. Banks lending the government nonsy on ;hese certificates would ..tll De regarded as preserving their re. urce> in iiqgid condition under previcas rulings of the board
 In the case of the bond issue, how ef1r the govei m ent is desirous of reaching the million of individual in. vestors in the country rather than placing large blocks of the bonds with financial Institutions The denomina. tions Of the bonds are yet to be de. tetmIned, but there is a strong likei- hood that they will be issued in de. nominations as iow aa $25 so that Der. sons of small means may be permitted to subscribe
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LEGAL NOTICES

divided one-hdlf tf-el interest in and to each and all Of the lots, tracts or par cels Of land, as hefeinbefore mentioned; and.
 Wheteae for the non na yment of the taxes for the year 1900 the collector Q. revenue of Garland County, Arkansas did on the 18th day of June, 1910, duly sell to George K. Bedding Block Ten (lo) of the North Highla nds Addition in the southeast quarter Of the Dorheast quar- ter of Section Twenty nine 1cgl, Town ship Two @ South. Range Nineteen tfaj West in Garland County, Arkansas: and
 Whereas said lands remained untc- deemed after two CD vedrS had eXnired from ana after Inc date of the sale 10 the said George k. Bedding; and
 Whereas. the County Clerk of Garla nd county. Arkansas, did on the 10th dav of July. 1912 make. execute and deliver [ tho said George R. Fielding deed for inc said block or tract of land md
 Whereas, the said George F. ldine P9id for said block or tract Of land tho whole amount of the hNes. penalties an costs remaining due and unpaid on th d9tn of said sale; and.
 Where's. the said George F. neldir, and Hattie Bedding his wife did on th Ntt day ot August. 1913, make execute and deliver to J. A. Stallcup for valua ai ie con7idetation. deed to m undl- said block F tract Of land; and
 Whereas inc said J. A. Stalcup sn, George k. Beldipg have paid the taxes on each ana every tract Of land herclu- before mentioned and set forth in this notice for more than three tJ) years IT, succession next preceding the publica- ton of this notice 10 confirm
 Now, therefore. notice is hereby given tu all persons who can set up any right 10 said lands so purchased in consequence of any niormaluy or irreguMriiv son hccted with the forfeitures and the sales ot said lands to tine said J. A Stancul and George R. Bedding Tor the non.pdS. nent of taxes, as herein stated. To show cause at the next June U9i1j term co. the Garland Chaucery Court of Garland County, Arkansas, to which court, at sui, term application will he made hy Us. the undersigned. for the confirmation of said sales and conYeyances Of tax title to sal, lands. why the sales and eonveyauces <, made should not be confirmed
 ]. A STAIAC1-P. GEO. Ii BtfIpiNti. Murphy X Stallcup,
 solicitors for Petitioners
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MADAM 5ERNHARDr
 IS OPERATED ON

New York, April l7.--NTadame Sarah Bernhardt, the famous French actress. was operated upon at Munt Sinai hos. pital late tonight by Dr. Leo Buerger. She is dangerously i'll with an infec- loon of the kidneys and the operation was deemed the only hope of saving her life.
 Assisting at the operation were the patients personal physician, pr. Felix Nlhrot, who accompanied her from France; Dr. Samuel w. Lambert. Dr. Emanue! Libman, Dr. George Brewer and Dr. Emanuel Bardch.
 After the operation, Mime. Bernhardt was sad to he resting quietly. The decision to resort to the knife was not reached until l0:90 o'clock. Early in the day improvement in her condi- ton was apparent, but it took a sharp turn for the worse late in the after noon.
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.BATTLING MEL SON
 FAILED TO COME BACK
CHAMPION FREDDIE WELSH USES THE FORMER CH AMP ON AS
 HE DE SIRED.

St. Louis, Mo. April 17,-Freddie Welsh. lightweight champion, easily bested Battling Nelson, former cham pion, in twelve rounds of rather tame boxing here tonight. Welsh was too clever for Nelson. The champion ducked, lodged, side-stepped and back. stepped whenever Nelson started a blow and was not hit solidy more than half a dozen times.
 The champion, however, also showed his punisAlng power. His left dartsd to Nelsons face repeatedly and his in fighting was far superior to the bat. tiers. The blows Nelson landed seemed to lack their old time sting.
 The contest was not one-sided, how eyer. Nelson never failed to meet Welsh in the middle of the arena and never during the fight did he back of an inch. In the eighth Nelson hit Welsh squarey, but the blow appeared low. The champion backed up against the ropes, but Referee Ed Smith mo toned the boxers together again.
 Welsh, apparently angered, then be- gan his only real attack. He slashed Nelson with right and left hooks and pummeled his body. Nelson soon was bleeding. At the end of round eleven both men were crimson from cut in the battler's lip. Nelson weighed iS2, welsh 135.
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WANTED TO BrY-sACKs. WAR
 PRICES paid for second hand sacks, C . u--nSS Co. lO-29-tt
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FOR RENT--Modern unturnished two story residence reception hall and SIX stairs; furnace heat. Apply 3l6 Park Ave. Mrs w s. Sorrells. phone 2533.
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FOR SALIE-Automobile, Overland road ster Electric starter. electric lights. il
 perfect condition. The best baTgain oi the year if sold at once. See Bentley Thomas at Woodcock & Lawson. 4-l0-
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Garland County, Ark.
 Dora Cannon. plaintiff, ys. J. D. Hagler ct al, defendants. The defendants, J. D Hagler. or her heirs, II A. Hoiiifield CT her heirs. and the unknown heirs of Ida Boggs. deceased, are warned to appear in th.s court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Dora Cannon.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 3lst day Of March, 1917.
 F. W. ROwulE,S. Clerk. Gibson Witt, attorney ad liten.
 4-l-l7
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WARMING ORDER

In the Chancery Court Of Garland County, Ark. T. J. o'Neill plaintiff ys. William E. Turner and Emma c. Turner.
 The defendants, William B. Turner and Emma c Turner are warned 10 appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of of the Plaintiff. T. ]. O'Neih.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this i2 day of April. 'l9t7.
 FRANK R0NaEas,
 clerk
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FLATS FOR RENT-Five md three rooms nicely furnished, with
 bath; beautiful location. close in fft Prospect Phone 29S5. 4-5-u
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FOR RIcNT--On Park Ave, 745, the
 Maher house a frame building with two stories and basement: has eleven rooms, shady por,hes. bathroom: fitted out for electric lights gas and water: rent s25. For further Information apply to Si. Johns Place. 69I w. Grand Ave ll-26-tf
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FOR SAL.E--A lot of high class store fixtures Complete outfit Phone 127.
 4-l4-lwk.
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uuELLA APARTMENTs-9 and room apartments. modern, strictly first class accommodations. hot and cold running nns water Mrs F Bennington Mgr. sos Iaa ffk Ave Phone l023.
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New Orleans Won ln Tenth.

New orleans, La, April 17.--After overcoming a threeJrun lead. New Or leans won out in the tenth over Mem phs today. to 1 With one out and men on second and third base, Ed moudson broke up the game with a long drive to the centerfieid fence.
 Score K fl E New Orleans 100 900 210 4---5 10 2 Memphis ... 900 GOO 100 0-4 s ?
 Fentress. Marshall and Ruel; Rob ertson and Higgins.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. A

Columbus [, Louisville (12 l lings).
 Tyledo I, Indianapolis 4. On'y two scheduled.
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THE pERBV--6f6 ousehits Ave. For pefft--Modern rooms and apartments. sv.rything furnished for housekeeping; ras for cooking and heating; rooms. fl % per week and up. Phone il02. Mrs c
 T., Brady .-z4-U
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Lf-Vo-Na Pills act on Liver, tones up Stomach and Nerves Small and mild All druggists. Price 25c per
 bottle. Moore Drug Co.,. 3.2T-tf
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"A SMILE IN EVERY oose.u ,

PfefTer and Miller.
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wANTED-white Leghorn eggs foI hS tching. Pure blood. Address Eggs
 care Sentinel-Record. u
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Sothorn a Good One.

4FiUIUTIIIf iftIs sen aHu oNldIk, ED ke and Spencer.
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Chattanooga 2. Birmingham

Birmingham, Ala, April 17- Smiths error in the ninth inning. which enabled Sheehan to score on squeeze play. gave Chattanooga a ? to1 victory over Birmingham in hard-fonght game here today.
 Score R II F Chattanoo2a ...0l0 GOO 0ol--2 : q Birmingham .. GOO 00l 00-1 l I
 Merritt and Peters; Hill and Smith.
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ANNOUNCE A mENrs

FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR. The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce John r psheroun for school di' eetor in the May school elections.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston Won In Twelfth.

Boston, Apri' l7.--Boston won from Philadelphia again today in the first extra inning game of the season when Pitcher Mayer gave Chappelle. pinch hitter, base on balls with the bases full iu the twelfth inning Smith count. ed with the run. which made the fina score. 6 to ,.
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We furnish the on,y pasteurlxedl milk cold In Hot sprInss The p2s tsusIasd MIX Co. Ri1-N
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For reliable roof work call Geo. J. Turk. phone 3S9. r. 27-tf
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Let sorrells Drug GO. look afts your KODAK finishtrv 1I4-ty
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Reds Beat Pittsburgh.

Cincinnati won the third game of the series from Pittsburgh here today in a ninth inning rally.
 Score R. H. F.. Pittsburgh .,.. .001 010 OO0--2 ' ? Cincinnati .O01 900 OO2-3 [ Q
 Miller and Fischer; Schneider and Wingo
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT CHEAP-Furni he'd and
 unflirmished modern brick apartments. See John H. Reece, at Arkansas Trust Co 41S.ti
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See our special fine of $t6.5o oresses. Speciality Shop. 4-i5.3t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Remington No Id type writer. Phone l296 4-l1-tt
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Was Low Hit Game.

New York, April 17.-New York de feated Washington in a low hit game here today, Russell defeating the fa- nous Johnson by Q score Of to l.
 Score R, II. F. Washington ... 900 GOO 0Cl--1 l 2 New York ... .010 GOO 10x--2 2 0
 Johnson and Ainsmith; Russell and Nunamaker.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Galveston 1. Beaumont :. Shreveport 3, Dallas l. San Aniono 1, Houston ,. Fort Worth 1, Waco s.
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FOR SALE-Finest improved stock farm in Garland county all eonvenlences' house. barns, etc. go acres under fence t50 in cultivation: implements stock ano grain included A bargain 10 the right rartv. For further infOrmA tion see J
 w. Stine Arlington Engine Room. 3-21-t FOR SALE-On account of bad health
 No. I grocery and market. at Invoice prices; doing good business. Phone S6
 or 5t- 4-1-tt FOR SALE-Cunfecuonery and grocery 12S Park avenue. doing good cash bust ness Phone SQT 4-94-1n
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FOR RENT-5-roou4 well punished flat. ,ath gas, electric lights and water fine itont and read wards. roses, flowers;
 arPe fine verandas. etc. Apply to Mrs. John H. Lewis, GGS Olaacnita Ave, or 10 Iohn IT, Lewis 625 Central Ave. S-a2-tf
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Errors Made Runs.

Philadelphia. Aprii 17--Errors were responsible for all of the runs scored in the game here today, which was won by Boston, to 1. Not hit was made off BrGh until after chanches had been offered to retire the side in the sixth inning.
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FOH RF1NT-Modern appointed furnished cottages, on Cedar street. Apply 209 Cedar -cree.
 or telephone 299. 4-1S-tt
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FOR RENT--I1icgaut furnished cottages. 423 and 439 Wilmington. Apply AS Whittugton. Phone 634 u-l-u FOR RENT--1, ruoiu n3Gse. kitchen and dining room. 337 Market St Call Miss Woolman. phone G30 3-4-u
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LOST AND FOUND

40ST-Ladies' double ease gold
 watch, initials L. F. J. Return 10 -49 Murray street for reward and no
 questions asked. 4-15-3t
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Standing of Teams.
Nashville Defeats Little Rock

Little Rock. Ark. April 17.-Nash- vile punched hits with Little Rocks errors today and won. to 9.
 Score IL II F Nashville .....t12 GOO 00l-7J ? Little Rock ....1e0 GOO l00--2 II
 Decatur and Street; Ledbetter, Knight and Chapman. Kennedy.
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St. l-ou April 17.--Allan So;horn, g rccr lt from the POT and club Of the Pacific Coast League, held Cleve- land to one hit today and St. Louis Geat them out 1 to C. Only % men taced Sothorn and but two reached second.
 Club-- R. HE. Cleveland h..l...........,.....0 Il 2| S.. Louis ...,............... 2 q
 Basby and ONeill Sothorn and Hale.
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Fahrinue Eieided Poorly.

Brooklyn. April 1T. Fabrique, Brooklyns sensational shortstop made his first errors Of the season today, both coming together and giving New York and to victory. With the score ? to | in favor of New York in the seventh, Fabrique fumbled Rari- dens groander and then mufscd a throw on force out by Perrtt. The visitors followed with five hits and five runs.
 Score R. H. E. New York .l .000 200 510-8 IS I Brooklyn ....,. 900 001 200---3 s :
 Perritt and Rariden. afcCarty; Prefer and Miller
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FOR SALE s25 Eastman kodak. nearly new Phone 2300 4-l7-3t
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SlMANToN'S Mud Baths. furnished cot tages and patching apartments. no Ia . vine St. corner Park Ave. 2-S-u
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Mobile Loses Sixth Straight Game.

Mobile Ala April IT, Day held Mobile to two hits today, not a i0sat runner got as far as second base and Mobile lost to Atlanta, 10 Q, the sixth straight defeat for the home team. Both Slattery and Pinkerton were pounded hard
 Score R II ls Atlanta ....0l0 003 ltO--6 II 1 Mobile ...... 000 900 000---0 ? ,
 Day and Pieinioh; slattery, Pinker- ton and Dempsey.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.
White sox Took Third.

Detroit. April l7-Chicago made it three straight mi. afternoon defeat- ing Detroit 10 ?. EhmNe pitched well until the eighth inning, when two triples heIped in scoring two ruas and gave Chicago the lead. Jacksol's home run "a deep center was the batting feature Reckless base running in the c osing inning contributed to Detrolt's defeat
 Score R. HE. Chicago ........t.11 a3i 02l--i 2 Detroit ......... 900 G10 10O-2 s c
 ranforth, Russell and Schalk; Ehm- Ike and Spencer
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etek ght reliable. Object, rest and change of surroundin9s. Good refeg- ences a. to his position and character Address Box 922. Charleston. g C.
 4l7.3t
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LOST cllOw collie. answers to name of
 Cole" Anyone knowing whereabouts, lhone St Maps Convent Liberal re- ward. 4-l1-4,
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PALACE HOTEL - Opposite bath houses: modern furnished roods; sum- mer rates now on Womack & Wood cock, owners and managers, l12.4lS Central Ave. 3-6.f
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oo~e~o~es~~~~oeee~esNoees

WANTED--Seeond hand furniture. Phone Sss J. H. Ermy & Sons.
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

THE MecEARY-The hotel with the ideal Iocation--opposite A. & N. hospital; free from dust and noises. cool and pleas
 ant and very convenient to bath houses nieased S-1i-tf|
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THE PLAZA-Iight housekeeping nnart- y,enfs ard furnished rnoms--ail modern. errinerd sieeninp norrhcs hrautifui I0ca- . sn.,s oppaaite IT. S Superintenheuts res- idence. 6ln Reserve Ave. Phone eb4. Mrs. NJ. F Green.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Garden CT dairy farm at half its value If taken in ten days. A
 $. Allen. phone 2379 2-29 ln'
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Score R. Fl. F. Boston ... 200 10l 0l0 001--6 II 2 Philadelphia OO5 600 900 O00-5 10 1 Crum, Rudolph and Gowdy; Iaven- der, Mayer and Kilifer.
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FOR SALE-l5 year old horse and on, 4-year- old horse. city broke; gentle driver years old. is combination sad
 die and driylng horse, inquire eo4 Cen- tral Ave 3-20- u
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FOR RENT

Park Place Phone i957 StIiotly modern, newly furnished. hot and cold running
 water. gas electric lights and bath. eek 4-l-tf
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FOR SAIE-Manyi le tomato plants and choice Dahla bulbs. Mrs. Man vile. GIG Third St Phone y313
 4lG.3t
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SEVEN BILLION
 DOLLAR BOND

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-18
POLITICS AND BABY DOLL

IN URING THE recent municipal campaign attention was directed to the relations between city hall fOrious dive, operated by the negro Baby Doll.
 On Election Day, Baby Doll though then object pub 1o contemplation eager and useful worker for the success of the City Hall machine until late in the day he was
 taken Federal warrant charging him with certain viola lions of Federal law.
 Part of the indictment read by MT. Kirk Democratic mayor showed thirteen arrests of Baby Do which he appeared before the city court This something be explained It Is record that affects the public standing of that court and of all the minor courts of Connecticut
 1t will not to that the question of Baby Doll is political question This only makes the situation worse.
 The Bridgeport Evening Post asserts that at election time Democratic and Republican politicians seekers the favor of Baby Doll The Farmer believes this be false and without foundation except the desire writer to make for somebody.
 But the accusation to be true us take for
 granted that Bridgeport has descended nfamy that both political parties seek to ride into authority by the aid Of notorious crime by giving support speak and drinking clubs of the most injurious character
 What remedy then has the community against couson be- tween the city and the unsavory elements that feet city life?
 will not make cause, error that in the competition for victory party will expose the weakness of the other
 Indeed, there Bridgeport any party but only nachine which exists by alliance of many kinds of which Baby Doll alliance is merely ohe the Warrente alliance other; the drinking club alliance, third
 This newspaper repeatedly called attention to the vice den Of Baby Doll Mr. Kirk the last candidate for mayor the Democratic ticket publicly exposed his record of Baby Dol m appearance be7ore e City Court and the qu6te punishment there received.
 The dive continued run and the ignorant negro derstandng the limitations of his uaton got the notion that there force that could deal with him. When Baby Doll for the sixteenth time sed after offering distance for hours to the officers of the law he released 5000 bond which given within very short time af- Ger the amount fixed,
 The person of Baby Doll ought pass to control of the higher cour This coored gambler knows things fly ought know He should be kept where he can be found when he is wanted,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-18
THE PROHIBITION AMENDMENT

HE PROHIBITION amendment seems to have passed the 1 House strictly partisan basis, It received the vote of IA Democrats and the ballots of d37 Republicans Democrats against were 6 and Republicans 62 The only vote in the House cast for the amendment and the only Socialist vote against it.
 The Connecticut delegation voted against the in cudng Mr Merritt the recently elected congressman from the Fourth District
 The greater part of from the New Eng land States including New York and Pennsylvania The Texas delegation also contained many wet members
 There difference of detail between the bill passed by and the passed the Senate which expected will be adjusted by assent to the view of the House. The House requires in which the amendment seek the approval of the states The Senate fixes the time at six years
 The constutionality of these limitations questioned They might be unconstitutional in the amendment should
 approved a lapse of year but probably not if the approval should take place before the lapse of the stated period.
 The constitution provides manner which the Con may propose amendment, and says the amendment shall become effective when is adopted by hreefourths of the states. This is without limitation of time.
 The dry people, including MT Bryan expect to obtain rat ncaon within three years which, would the business years of existence if the worst should happen
 The country will be substantially beer basis long be- fore the expiration of the four period if the should continue The manufacture of distilled liquors is already for bdn Stocks hand being consumed rapidly that constantly going The high price of liquors al ready has driven the majority of consumers to beer.
 Beer after Jan will be brewed with alcoholic tent of less than three per cen that virtual prohibition will reign throughout the United States.
 The passage of the amendment has attracted attention again to the undemocac nature of the method by which the sution amended States have the voice. matter what their population.
 giving effect the matter of the amendment the smallest and least popuous states of the west Each state counts and
 The passage of the amendment shows how difficult it is to predict the of public happenings in these days He is indeed student prophet who the of the ceeon of events which the has brought into being
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-18
COMMISSIONERS
 CORRECT ERROR

After the Paving and Sewer Com mission had agreed that the $10, ,O00 faith check of the T. J. Pardy Co.,, which was forfeited to the city for the firms failure in correctly bidding on a sewer proposal some months ago, the Common Council last night voted to return the check. Influence was apparently brought into play and suddenly members of the Paving and Sewer Commission believed it was an injustice to retain the check, despite the fact that the commission followed the law when it decided to penalize the firm for it's error by retaining the check.
 As a result contractors on all con- stTuction proposals are given the priv ilege of being as careless as they de- sire when presenting their bids. If they make an error they have right to demand the return of their surety check, according to the councils ac- tion