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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
Some Bull,

A l2-year old Jersey bull re-
Gently brought $4,000 at auction
at Mt. KiSco, n. Y. We know q
Welsh man who is trying to make
a million off from his. He uses
him for a drawing card in his
business.
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The Internal Revenue depart
mcnl has decided that fermenIed
Mine may be used for church pur-
poses, but will that announce
ment result in ar increased at
tendance?
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09

Score enc for the League Of
Nations. II repudiateS ali secret
treaties.
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Now is The lime for all good
men to come to the aid of reason
and Justice and avoid unneceS-
SarV conflicts.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09

Cine on, be a sood Teller ,.,,
have another glass of ice wa,o ,e'S
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09

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very few newspaper men yia paloA
wake figuring routes to helm ay q
ticlanS or to hurt anybody. ? pull
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09

NO CREDIT" signs, sc each at
the Journal office.
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Address
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Classified
FOR SALE-HOUSES
J. D. GARMAN,
DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK BLDG.

DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
Tuo-famiIy apartment, near Lincoln
Park; very large frontage and good,
yTell-built building; press brick double
good Investment Price, $1,000.
q, ,fo0-DWelling and business place
within blocks Of the Union station;
nice little business being done there nov
sarely viii be q good investment at the
aesse prsce. ~. ". location.
2181 II St ~. W.-BusineEs property on
the best business street in Georgetown; !;
my own property. Price just now &5,25e.
An cash, or az least 81, 900 cash.
have q few and room bones about
9 blocks from the Union station which
the owner, who lives in Florida, wants
sold az once, q possible they run in price
fTS bS t4SoS gB 2 800 ~ y T2See y9S eesS ssa
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
3L5Op-For colored; 1882 86th st. n. W.
good location st0o cash payment.
G250o-NEAR NAVY TARD-b-roon
brick; good Eizo Tot Tor garage $500 cash
have a number OF good modern ana
and 70 and ~ room homes for sale at
.oinerent prices
rooms. bath, electricity, furnace neat
lot 2oLIEo feets newly papered and every
thing On perfect condition Possession IN
ss.6oo-On beautiful X gt. y. T. imme-
date poEEcEEions 10 rooms. bath latrobe
heat This home viii pay for itself BY
fs.50o-iO-room home near 18th st.. IN
enc OF the best y. ". loc2tionsi hot-Water
heat electricity. EaB; 2 baths; space FOR
gi'60O-On Ilth 81 s. T.; six rooms and
bath: within walking distance Of Navy
Eard and Convenient 90 car line. Terms
g2,loO-6-roOm frame; large rear yard 70
paved alley double garage. For c0lored or
white
fs,0oo--I5-rO0m prs.-ed-briel house, with
brick stable in rear. Keeping roomerH viii
pay for this home. Located near court
House. TO erect such q property today
would cost a. least g15.o geo.
We have hundreds OF other properties,
slucluding many beautiful homes, business
.rropertieg and apartment houses.
2 = g6.2b0-6-ro0m home with three colonial
.porcheg ana space for garage Reception
hall; baths cellar under entire house; good
beating plant; southern exposure, and pos
session can be obtained By the 18th ot
q ia e good n. E. location.
GE.e0o-Locatcd near LlncOin Park in the
81 ronHnr. hath newly unnareds back
yard; Iatr0be heat THIS home o. IN very
good condition and vacant Keeping room
ere viii pay for this home. 1900 cash
g5.2E0-8Z37 ~ ST. d. W; located on
best business street IN GeorgetoWn. Busi-
ness property and dwelling, good IN
SS.56S-s-room dwelling house on best
business street IN D. =. This can very
easily Be converted into business 1888 II
s5.5o6-ou Ma. ave. X. T.; an excellent
constructed home of rooms, bath; good
heating plant; large yard and convenient
20 3 car lines. 81 500 cash.
36.6Ob-Eear Stanton Park ana conVen-
sent 20 Mount PleaEant and Navy Yard carl
lines; also schools, stores and churches; s
rooms: hOt-Water heat: large back yard
and in very good condition.
G7. 7.00o-6 rooms; hOt-Water heat; gas.
electricity: cellar under entire house. with
stationary wash tubs; instantaneous hot
water heater colonial porcheE, with sleep
ing porch; space for garage.
PoGseEgion within 80 days. About s., 900
J. D. GARMAN.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

A JANITOR wants TO trade an apart. for
a house in n. W. section rooms de-
sired Call Col 1899, between 8 q. m and
$3.50 .. m: 3 rooms and bath az janltoF
quarters -
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$500

SIX noomG and hath: west Of IGLh
~, in best part Of 1T PlGlEaut: IN
perfect condition: hot-WatGr heat and
electric ughtE. A bargain 70 qu{cE
buyer. PoE1eEiuu-
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ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE.

A magnificent baths; laundry; modern
IA every way heat ssrdetaehed IS
and wide alley the large
attractive This really bargain
flTsb0o Possession tme-No0GOI.
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5000

A nGrG1WUgt SUBURBAN hons q -
Foomg ana baths; hot-wltoT heat Gnd
electric Eghtg; lots l5oL1l5; shade trees.
Convenient 20 cErL
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~ Union Sfafinn

ff50O-6 rooms and bath: large
yards immediate possession: con-
venient TO cars walking distance
OF Capitol Library and Govern
ment Printing Onice.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
FURNISHED

HOUSE-Well furnished; 7
rooms, sleeping porch, en-
closed. 1908 Park I'd. Col. 1927,
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lIth Street Above Park Rd.

roomB and bath; steam heat:
Eaas talr conditiOus will cell cheap
Lor immediate purchaBs Price,
as,boo.
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Near 18th and H Streets

81. OOO-One square from good
car line; S rooms and bath; deep
yard; frame garage.
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Georgetown

g3.SOO-LiberaI terms; 9 rooms
and bath; convenient 20 2 street
car line on 38d street.
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Sf25OO

EFht E11ng and 2 baths, IN DupOut
circle neiEhborhood In perfGct condi-
don. Immediate poE8asSiUn. Now Va
cant. EodeEate terms.
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Near St AIoysius Church

E6,SO0-AlmoHt new; s rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; large,
bright. airy rooms immediate
possession.
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FOR COLORED

&S, ,50B-Near 18th T. and r. T. ave-; y
rooms; hOt-Water heat; room for
garage. $1,000 cash, 500 per
month.
sc, ,0OO-Near 18th and T sts n. W: 6 large
rooms. reception hall, hot-water
heat; beautiful home. $4,000 cash.
&5,TBo-Near 18th and Lamont SITS n W;
rooms; hot-water heat, reception
hall room for garage. $3.50 cash.
&4, 4,8gO-l7th St. above Florida ave: G
rooms, h0t-water heat: garage
rented at SO per month. $500
cash.
94,Tbb-Near North Capitol and n stE n.
W. rooms. bath. furnace; dandy
home. 81 900 cash.
&EBOO-l8I 5th st. n W. large rooms
and bath; corner alley; large lot,
room for 2 garages. 81. 900 each.
3l,B0o-I609 8 81. n W; rooms, bath
latrobes $3.50 cash.
gl,zgo-15th st., near 7 ~ W; 10 rooms.
hath, basement and latrobea $500
cash.
gz,s50-G0g 2znd 81. n. w; 6 rooms: va
cant; immediate possession. $500
cash.
f2,Ooo-2Is 18th st. s. T.: rooms and
bath good lot. $500 cash.
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With Spacious Rooms for Entertaining.
house. T5X150 IT.;
modern nnisht
side leading
tial pleasure to t50OOO
mediate pos8esBons-ho20oT.
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$1,000

An eIsht room and hath detached
brick home in Georgetown; EaraE8:
electric uEhtH, Eodorato terms ana
possession.
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CHEVY CHAsE-JUsT BEYOND CIRCLE.

T0X1BO: hot-ater heat, electricity
while this needs improve
location
q garage. $500. Possession 80 days.-NO.663T
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
7i3 t4th St. N. W.
Highview

35,6OO-Front colonial porch;
rooms and bath; hardwood floors;
deep lot; paved alley; space for q
garage; high location; section OF
new houses immediate possession
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Central Northwest

SA.l6O-Located near % and n:
walking distance OF downtown; 8
rooms and bath terms, $500 cash.
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Sfo,Bo

A * Fuum ana hath home with
giaG1od-in sleeping porch IA Nj. Pleas
ant Practically new and modem In
ovGry detal; Vap0r heat. Terms and
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B6,5OO

A Gemi-detached home Of eight ro0ng
and bath, 90 the northwest. In perfect
condition. Can be bought on easy
terms. On q vide avenue "a q good
neighborhood.
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FOR SALE-HOUsES
FOR SALE-HOUSES
TODAY
BY
L. G. SCHROEDER

"MAKE YOUR DREAMS CONE TRUE"
BY BUYING A HOUSE THAT MAY BE MADE YOUR
HOME WITHOUT UNNECESSARY DELAY ONE
THAT WILL NOT KEEP YOU WAITING FOR POS
SESSION.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
SHANNON & LUCHS,
N. 2345
Northeast

G5.750-6 rooms and bath: hard
wood trim; perfect condition; ga
rage; I0cated on z street. near
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A GOOD VALUE JUST OFF 10TH ST

of 8 bringing n annual
hoor8
floor
complete SlO250 daysNo
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Brick houses, comparatively
new, offered for sale at this
very low price to settle a syndi-
cate.
Terms, $500 or more cash,
balance in small monthly pay
ments; Just about what the
houses are now renting for.
1897 to 1864 9th St. N. w.
535-53i Newton St. N. w.
Take Ninth street cars to
Newton street, go one square
east.
Each 6 rooms and bath; one
square from cars; all occupied
by white tenants.
You should take advantage
of this opportunity to secure
yourself a home and save your
earnings.
Apply for particulars.
At this low price and upon
such accommodating terms these
houses will sell very quickly.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
f342 New York Ave. N. w.
Bee-tf
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E Street n. E. Near 9TH
&4,o0O-6 rooms and bath: two
story, red brick, basement home:
large. bright rooms; convenient
20 both car systems.
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EoR RENT-oEEICES

COMPLETELY furnished, tele-
phone installed; typewriter
included. 4t2 Maryland bldg,
f4fO H st. 80
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Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc
8i3 18th St N. w.
Phone Main 426

BUNGALOW
THWEST-BRAND NEW
Z rooms tiled bath, extra lavatOry on
Lfst Iloors hardwood floors, sleeping porch
hot-vater heat, gas, electricity, surround ed
- Deautltul trees: one block from cara
Immediate possession.
PRICE, $3.50.
1850 CAsH-f60 MONTHLY.
BUNGALOW
CHEVY CHASE.
gl,bOo-&l,oo0 CASH-46O MONTHLY.
One acre ground. 6 rooms, bath, furnace
beat Gleeping porch, trees, hedges, flow
tb.6oe-$750 CASH-{50 MONTHLY.
Under construction. Can deliver in eight
weeks: hVe rooms, bath, hardwood floors
and trim open fireplace, electricity. gas:
one block 10 cars Large lot, trees and
BUNGALOW
BRAND NEW-VACANT
rooms bath, hot-Water heat electricity
gas; one block % cars; lot 50El4O.
f7,OOo-&l5z50 CASH-f5O MONTHLY.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
CORNER LOT, g0L2OO-PRICE, 81 900.
6 rooms, bath, slate roof, fruit he'd EeE
grapes, h0t-water heat, electricity, gas:
two blocks from cars chicken house.
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
9o3 n. Y. ave--No-7T22s. -
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WHERE TO EAT
TERMINAL HOuSE

sos 18th 81. N. W..
the only place for travellers. Rssma q
= cay ana ups defeat H c l. b. patru1s
king our dining room
Boo-DENNER-8Oe
Jse-Sunday Spring Chieksn Dlun.--7s.
nall-lal
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Morse Street N. E. Near 18th

&3,BoO-6 rooms and bath; two
story brick, on lot 25E10O; high
elevation good neighborhood.
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Ontario Road Near
Columbia Road.

rooms and bath, brick house;
steam heat; gas. Price. $3.50.
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Stt5oo

NM Focn1 and 2 bans; Egmi-ds-
eachcd humo On the beiEhtsi cuuvGn-
i1ut 20 11th r. carE: hot-VGter heat
1nd electric liEhtE: poEchCls Elegant
ouldidCl. PuBeBion.
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J. D. GARMAN
These Houses We Have Care
fully Selected From Our
Large List

IF you do not find what you
want here, phone for other list
lngs:
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nth Near Irving

9J.26O-6 rooms and bath; hot
water heat: excellent location In
Columbia Heights; near both car
systems; section Of home oWnerA
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rooms baths electricity; porche8
$4,000
win give possesstOn-EO.874T,
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A BEAUTIFUL HOME,

With Spacious Rooms for Entertaining.
od s 6 STo0 ] hGSiS 9R l0 @S @ G &
sass s sisAs RSS. s5s pleasure to A'" $4,000 I'm
A GOOD VALUE JUST OFF 10TH ST.
come esusl @ pSE saat 3 he proe RiR y9a
M Eye o HnS & @ FtssSst, % S % s55 5P PGs!oa 3 4R s 32-
ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
ea2 'E3a'SS6 9 SD A3s 6da IL % 0 s0 Rss dsG 2S
Porehes are srsctye feature.
ON ATTRACTIVE STREET. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
baths Rgfat;s @ hsft & &sest @ PSgsAs9 5 o IES9t
Do5ssssioa.S-So579T:
CHEVY CHASE-JUST BEYOND CIRCLE.
frame n ss8 Rai: " & o tnS 1SS PF9D hs ss. h;a o %
IS f EsTsss re 5o $500 n PosSs0a S & % while Ih
HOLMEAD PLACE
@ a2Sis 5 ,:5sSn5: 5 @ Fl sss
s9 sysP S99 0Ss b eP B 8O RasonSBs B a ao y yards
A REAL BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE
55s is:5 e :s s S.::.!
EAST CAPITOL STREET
heat. s5 room % s99 % ss sshsSoS gRIs @ 61S. @
A CORNER PROPERTY.
Five rooms floor; hve bath on
famiesi condition
OnCe.-No470T.
If we have not described the home you seeking we
have it. Call and let US show it.
l. G. SCHROEDER
Real Estate and Investments,
Loans and Insurance
IA f4th St. NJ w. Phone Franklin f2O8-t2ft
u.,stf
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Monroe Street Near 14th.

rooms, 1 bath; small but com
Portable: can be seen after October
/. Price, $500.
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Advertising
FOR SALE-HoUSES
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
ATTRACTIVE HOME

Convenient % Eleventh street. earn. aluo
Georgia ave ears Colonial brick With s
rooms and bath; furnace concrete cellar.
colonial front perch. Price. f8.75o
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-12
MANCHESTER


Guy Harmon OF Bennington was in
town last week.
Regular services in the Baptist
church next Sunday morning.
Miss Inez Harris spent Sunday and
Monday with her mother in Arlington.
Services were held in st. Johns
chapel last Sunday, Rev Hunter ofiicat-
ed.
Miss Edna Cherbonneau of Ben
nington spent Sunday with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. Cherbonneau.
Walter Bamford Of New York city is
spending his vacation with his par
ents. Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Bamford.
Lorimer Brown who spent the week
end with her parents. Rev. and Mrs,
Joseph Brown. returned to Middlebury
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Agnes and Mary Cherbonn
eau of Bennington recently spent q
few days with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Cherbonneau.
The Service club OF the Baptist
church will meet Friday morning al
10 o'clock with Mrs. ]. d. Mattison
A special invitation to all members tc
attend. Please note the change in the
day and hour.
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PERU

Our community was deeply grieved
at the death of Mrs. Carrie Melendy
of South Londonderry, especially on
account Of having heard her pleasant
voice for SO many years in connect
ion with the operation of the tele-
phone OF whose main center she had
charge, setting an example OF patience
and prompt attention well night i'm
possible to duplicate Besides upon
her mothers side, she was born in our
town, she was a direct descendant of
of the earliest and most seryiceable
first settlers Of our town, General
Peter Dudley, who built the Turnpike
although at financial loss, and left
a progeny whichshad great influence
both at home and abroad. We had
schools in those days that meant
something and produced something
stern. noble and steadfast' characters
They were closely united in blood re-
with other prominent fami-
lies of the town, especially the Bern
ards. Only enc relationship now re-
mains in town, M. ]. Hapgood who
with his brother Luke from New York
city attended the funeral last Sun
day, Her father, David Arnold, ever
after his marriage had had relation
with our people as lawyer and mer.
chant and was In many important res
poets the most conspicuous character
that ever lived in cur parts.
II is suggested that Saturday, June
21st, be set apart as general clean
up day In which every one shall clean
up around their premises.
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JUDGE HOWE IMPOSES
FINES TOTALLING $l475
Respondents in Seven Cases in Federal
Court Enser Pleas Of Guilty

Respondents in Seven Cases in Federal
Court Enser Pleas Of Guilty
Montpelier, June 9.--Judge H. d.
Howe in United States District court
today imposed fines amounting to
s1475 for offenses against the federal
laws. These include the United States
against the Boston & Maine Railroad
company, charged with eight counts
for breaking the so-called 2S-hour law
which provides that livestock in tran
sit shall be removed from the cars at
least once in 20 hours and feeding and
watering. The respondent. through
]. G. Sargent, attorney, pleaded guilty
to the cffenses and was fined $500 on
each count.
In the case against IL. p. Hood &
Sons of Boston, charged with shipping
milk which there was decayed mat
ter the respondent pleaded nolo con-
tendre and was fined $500.
In the case against the Quaker Oats
company OF Richmond, charged with
Shipping lnlSDIduueu STOCK Ieeu
known as the Blue Ribbon feed, the
respondent pleaded guilty and was fin
ed $780, The shipment was from
Richford to Maine.
In the case of Edward Simard,
charged with smuggling liquor into
this country from Canada, the respon-
dent pleaded guilty annd was fined $50.
In imposing the fine the court took in
to consideration the youth of the man
and the fact that he served in the
army having committed the offense.
There were also three penalties i'm
posed for violation OF navigation laws.
There are: United States against an
unknown motor boat with man nam
ed Desaulters as owner, fine $40;
| United States against Christie motor
boat. owner not given, fine, IS. Uni
| ted States against unknown motor
boat with Jones as owner, fine $40
These Fanatics were for failure tc
have fire extihguishers and suitable
lights as provided by navigation laws
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-12
FEAR PARIS STRIKES
HAVE SINISTER PURPOSE
Believed by Many That They are
ForerunnerS Of Revolutionary
Attempts in Principal Countries

Attempts IN Principal Countries
Paris, June 9.-While the strike
leaders in the suburbs of Paris per
sist, in saying the labor manifesto
ti0ns are Of corporate character,
many here believe them TO have
deep political purpose, particularly
as the time approaches for signing
the peace treaty. II the repor6 which
reaches Paris from Switzerland Is
confirmed those who believe the
strikes are political, Will have their
fears justified HliF
Count Won Observation-Disclosures
secretary, who recently arrived in
Switzerland, has had long interview
with the English socialist, Ramsay
Macdonald, and the French socialist
OF bolsheyist tendencies, Jean Lon
guet. The object Of this interview,
1t is reported, was to bring socialist
pressure to- bear on the German gov
ernfnent to persuade them nOtito sign
the treaty. On the day the signature
is refused the purpose is to try 10
bring about revolution in all coun
aries. zoos aH1'--9
Another report tha, reaches faris
also in reference 10 strike, concerns
the new Rhenish republic. where The
working classes ceased work as ert
test against the republic EmanatinE
rom tic German ,tailt agency, rth'
report says Gen. Mansin, command
ing The French troops at Mainz, ia
recognized and continues to recOg
nize the Dorten government Tit
strikers ceased their demonstration
only when the Freuci Gen Pineal
promised the population the shoul'
be { asastcd rs io tie adNeahii'N ,
republic on thGs side OF the Rhine
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-12
WILLARD is BUMPED
Dempsey Also Suffers by Reopenlng
Old Wound


Toledo, o., June 9.--Jess Willard
and Jack Dempsey tonight nursing
bruised heads as q result Of spirited
workouts today in preparation for.ther
heavyweight championship contest
here July L.
While boxing with the Jamaica Kid
a sprightly $50 pound negro, an old
wound over Dempsey's left eye was
opened when the challenger's sparing
partner landed grazing left hook
Tho blood streamed from the wound,
aud for fear of further damage Mana
ger Jack kearns called halt on the
grove work for the afternoon. The
cut may prevent Dempsey from box
ing for several days as II is feared
the wound may keep opening.
Willard received bump as big as
a do0rmob on the left cheekbone as
a result OF a righthand swing landed
by Jack Hempel in the first round.
The champion increased his boxing
to eight rounds after doing FIVE miles
OF road work In the morning. He went
three each with Hempel and Walter
Monahan and two with Soldier Stan
| ton, who was all but knocked oul
yesterday. The champion was apparent
, " afraid to hit stanton. Willard
initiated the style of Dempsey while
. following stanton around the rine
much to the amusement of bis
> crowd.
Dempsey opened his work out facinl
: Jack Ross, a 22O-pound youth from
, Winnipeg who claims the heavyweight
championship of Canada. Within
, thirty seconds Ross was on the can
. vas, completely knocked out. Demr
! sey iloored him after ten seconds o
boxing with u short rlghthand puncl
9 to the chin. After Ross staggerel
= TO his feet the challenger whippe
Y over left hook which finished hin
E The challenger then stepped tw
D furious rounds with Sergeant Bi
J. Tate and was in the middle OF hi
}, first round with the Jamaica Kid whe
the wound was opened. Dempse
r pleaded to be allowed to continu,
but was overruled.