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New York Sugar.

New York, Jan. 9.-Thc local mar. ket for raw sugar was strong with an active inquiry from both home and export buyers. There were sale of about 10000 bags of Gubas for January clearance at 12 cents cost and freight to operators and it was reported that Europe had made ad- ditional purchases in Cuba for first half February shipment at II cents f. o. b. and March and April ship ment at 10 cents f. O. b. Cuba.
 Prices for refined arc more or less nominal being quoted at 15,20 to 16 cents for fine granulatcd.
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rallies as well as the transient ini- tial strength of the market appeared to be due chiefly to continued scanti- ness of receipts and higher quota tions of hogs. In the end, however, discouraged longs unloadcd and speculative bears grew correspond ingly more aggressive
 Oats declined with corn despite export sales of 500, ,000 bushels at the scaboard.
 Provisions were lifted by a rise in the value ot hogs. May lard and ribs touched the highest price yet this season.
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TAXES
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that for ti1 purpose of receiving Taxes, for the yet ia1o, the tax books of Jefferson count will he open at court house in Pitl Biuif ttom Monday, January to Apu lo. 1920. After April 1o the law add 25 per cent penalty and additional coI on each delinquent. and the books \ main open for such collection.
 C. NJ. NlcIIOI4
 Sheriff and Ex-onicio collcetuI
 Jefferson county. Arkansas. Fine Biun. ArA., Dee. l. l0lo l...1iI
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----------1----7- STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Southern Building and Loan Asso
 citation.

The annual meeting of stockhold- CTS of the Southern Building and Loan Association will be held in the offices of the Simmons National Bank, Monday, January 12, at 5 o'clock D. m., for the purpose of elect ing directors for the ensuing term and transacting such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
 CHAS. A. GORDON, Secretary Pine Bluff, Ark, dan. 8, 1920.
 1-9-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-ALL KINDS OF SEC
 ond hand furniture. We also repair furniture and connect gas stoves. Ewing Furniaure Co.,, 3l9 Pine street. phone 2ts9. l2-3o-tf
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COttOn Seed Oil.

New York, Jan. 9.-Cotton seed oil was feverish and cratic finishing unchanged. There was some undoing of spreads betweens oil and lard but the market otherwise was fea- tureless. The strength displayed in cotton and lard failed to stimulate outside demand, the turnover for the day being only i0,6O0 barrels. Tenders of 100 barrels were put out. Prime crude 20.00 nominal. Prime summer yellow spot 22.30; March 22.52; May 22.77: July 22.s9. Prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago, Jan. 9.-Bcnrs had the in the corn markct today largely as result ot selling on the part Of seasonal traders whose an HUal pgsetice is to look for n break in prices at this time of the year. The close was weak. Ia 70 le net lower with May 1 % Ia Co i's and July l.gs 5.s to a.l. Oats lost l'i to 5.ssls.ic. Oats lest l-t tu a-s'ii g.ie. Provisions made gulns ol ile to Ss,
 Values in tte corn maFket tended upward 4t lAt outset. Temporary
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bank Clerks Investment company will be held in the directors room of the Ma tional Bank of Arkansas, Pine Bluff, Ark, on January l4, 1920, at o'clock D. m. for the purpose of electing directors and the transaction of any other business that may properly come before said meeting.
 V. D. WEBB,
 Secretary and Treasurer. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 8, 1919. 12-0-imO
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W WARNING ORDEI
GlGn No TIA

In tho Chanccry court of Jefferson county, Arkansas D. Ada MoblcE, plaintiff rs. carl Moblcy, defendant. The defendant, Carl Mobley is warn ed to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff, D, Ada Mobley
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 12th day of December, A. p. 1919.
 $. r. YAULN, Clerk. tScaD 12 2o-27 t-3 10
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LEGAL NOTICES
WARNING ORDER.
l.Ien Na. liao

Case No. 1i52
 In thc Chahcrry court of Jefferson county ArkAHeas.-E. Black, Dlaintifs v5 Isoactta Blark- defendant. The defendant. Rosetta Black, k warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint or plaintiff, E. Black.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 10th day of De. ,cmb"r A. D., 19l9
 S r. VAILN. Clerk. rScaI r. 2u21 3-1U-11
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s A. WIRELESS

Mexico City, Jan. l0.--The gov crnments of Chile and Mexico are discussing plans for the establish ment of a wireless service between the two countries. This results from discovery that messages sent by wireless from Yucatan to Mexi- co City were being read in Santi. ago.
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New Orleans Rice.

New Orleans. Jan. 9-Rough rice no sales. Receipts 21,G5i sacks; millers receipts 2l,65f
 Clean rice strong Sales: Honduras I.6l5 pockets 3-4ml2 7-8 Japan ITO pockets 12 l-2' Blue Rose r. ZIG pockets b-S to l2 l-2 Receipt ll,375. Bran per ton 35.00; polish Gn NN
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WARNING ORDER
l'l.n No. 7l2O.

In the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkausas.- Rosa Drinker, plaintiff Ns. Earnest Drinkrr, dcfeul. ant.
 Th" defendant, Earnest Drinker is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and aHswcr the complaint of plaintiff, Rosa Drinker. Given -uuder my hand and tho seal of said court thIs 12th day of Deccm- hcr, A. b, 1919.
 $. r. vAULX. Clerk. ScaB l.! f3. 70 27=1 -3-1o
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hcrcbe given that tho II
 uval uleetins of the Stockholders the Hank If Shertill. 0f Shrsiil. Art wiii he held iu lts banking house { Tuesday. the i3fh day ef JanuaE, m, ( dlr.eteF> foe the susuius year | ihe tran8AVftng such uthss hn>iuve& to5 usay eoms hsfufe s4.a meetinH
 W. |. PAYNE, >ecfetsf fy.
 !. E. yVArfLEuAtNs rre3 shxssisl. Agk. uex. |. iplA Sul&
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b. FOR SALE-AUTOS


 1 1918 Dodge touring, s775oo, one 1917 Dodge touring, $67o.00; one 1917 Dodge touring, S500,00; anc model \ Hupmobile overhauled, new top, repalnted an dnas excellent tIres, 6 bargain at $7?5.00; one lit tie SIX Paige, overhauled. new bat Iery, new pant, good buy at p7UU.OV; one CneVroIet, repalnted, at Sli0.UU, one 1918 Chreyrolet touring &t 4olo.Ou; one sport model Srudeba- ker SIX, drIVen less than 6,0U0 miles finished in Cadilla cblue, bargai in ct 9ooO.GU; one 1917 \ elle b, tourlns, motor overhauled repalnted, gooe top, at --625.0O; one Cadillac tour ing, 7euV.Uv, Al shape; one Suo1- dard Dayton touring, @IoO.UO. An .ne above cars can be purchaaeu one-tnlrd cash down, and balance in 10 monthly payments. McHenee Motor Sales Co.,, IA West Barraque oC., Phone 6U4.
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I,ibcrty Bonds,

New York, Jan. 9.-Liberty bonds, at 2:55: 3 los 99.80; first 1,s 92 90, second 4's 91,92; first l.fs 93.30; second i-d's 92Ai; third 1 lis q4.56: fourth l-4's 9260; Vic tory 3 3-l's 9S.98; Victory i 3-l's 9900.
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or said Steam hoists and com pressors are being installed,
 Several old-time Alaska miners are interested Tn the new skokwin properties. Most of them have been operating for several years in the Iditarod district.
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QA}S!E|EQJAID)vENlI}E|NENTS
WANTED TO BUY.

MODERN FOUR OR FIVE ROOM house, between 2nd and 10th, ana not more than five or six blocks from Maln St.; east or west, state location, puce and terms in writ Ing. j. C. |. 403 E. 2nd. 1-4-ot
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H..
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Cotton Statistics.

Liverpool, Jan. 9.-The weekly cot ton statistics: Total forwarded to mills 108,- 900 bales 80,000 American; stock S35,O0 American, 6l8,000; imports 5000; American 46,00O. Exports B. 56C.
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STOLEN FROM MY PLACE about six weeks ago one brown COW, horns cut off, marked crop and split in right ear; smoothed off le1t
 ear. One red muley heifer, unmark-
 ed, and one white faced heifer, un-
 marked; both with calves about eight months old. Will pay reward
 of $20 for return, or for lnformatio,Ih
 leading to their recovery. Mrs. F. Myers, Seth and Hazel, P. o, Box 9i, City. l-o-oe
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Nv WANTED -FlRoT CLASS NEGRO 4black smith. Prefer one who can do Carpenter work. Steady job to right party, good place to live. Want q ! 3man Wno Is stead in hls habits ana B hustler. Geo. II. Van Etten, terda,
 Ark. lZ-30-dt1
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lA A The old reliable remedy. Guaranteed HE. IN for one bottle to un 0n benefit any case of
 pnllanra RhniIma-

tism, or any blood, liver or kidney disease or money refunded. G. s, is great tonic and system builder, Sold by all druggists or sent pre- paid si.00 per bottle; six bottles for $500. Dealers, order C. $, from your jobbcrs. Write me for testimonials. Enough said. adv
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TOR LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED Rnd or bottom farms at ' and $ CT cent, With prompt service and beral valuations. See w. s. Pierce,
 bonn BOT, Citizens bank building, Plne Bluff.
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IA MEAT CUTTER, YOUNG MAN
 |pre4eeftd; must be honest, if not illI 1lnu you out. Apply Meat Cut |tel," care Grapnlc, l2-3O- u
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FOUND.

BUNCH OF KEYS BETWEEN 2ND and Main. Owner Cal nave same b. caIlng at the Graphic office ali
 pay inG for this ad 1-4-6t
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FORTY USED FIRE PROOF SAFES, all sizes, good conditions. Write for prices and terms. Adams, Box 677,
 Pine Bluff, Ark. 1-6-t+
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ECARElER BOYS, WORK DOESN'T slNIEErERE WITH SCHOOL. AP-
 sPLI GRAPHIC. l0-7-tf
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, Jan. 9.--Cotton spot in moderate request; prices higher
 Good middling 3l,29; fully middling 30 04; middling 2879; low mddling 26.24; good ordinary 23.29; ordinary 2229. Sales 12,000 bales; including 7,40O American. Receipts 23,000 bales including 19,400 American.
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kGENTS WANTED TO SELL GASO-
 ine iron. Labor and fuel saver. Sells |l every home. Pay salary or com flission. Ladies make good represen- Fatives. Write for free sample. Inn berial Sad Iron Co.,, Fort Worth, Texas. 1-7-10t
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fUCKSKIN MARE; WHITE SPOT n face; foretop cut out; sore on
 lack; left back foot white to ankle;
 |etween seven and eight years old. |tolen on December 31. Liberal re-
 yard. Notify Harrison Daniels, Box r, R. F. D. 6, Pine Bluff. 1-9-3t+
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DARK BAY MARE, WEIGHT, LIDO |ounds; black main and tail; short |oretop; shod all round; collar
 bark on shoulder. Liberal reward for |eturn to w. c. Spikes, 1901 East |eventh; phone 1511. 1-7-6t
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WANTED - FIRST CLASS BOOK keeper; one who Is familiar Wlta
 scorp oratlon accountant and fiscal iwork. Address "Bookkeeper1 Box
 GIT, Pine Bluff, Ark. l2-2o-6t
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GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty
 of stove pipe and elbows, only used few weeks cost $2o; a bargain. Phone 5S2, Jno. McCallop, Furniture Mover. l-6- u
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FOR RENT.

S5 ACRES LAND, | ROOM HOUSE; well, barn, sweet potato home; near
 Dollarway road. r. miles out. Me
 New Realty Co. 100 W. harraque, lphogs 9ii. li-ui
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vii lrun as high as $2,OOO ton with big tonnage" in sight for over mile, one telegram to the govern
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DECEMBER 27, LADIES WRIST watch, Mayo make, between 12oo West Fifth St., and Rosenzwelg 5 Finder will please bring to Griphlc Rand receive reward. Mrs. Lucy Couch, 1904 West 5th, phone l4ol.
 1-7-6t
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FOR SALE

WOULD SELL SEVERAL SHARES stock in Arkansas and Texas Oil and Lease Co. Nos. 1 and ?, at bar gain. phone 1899. l-10-6t +
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MALE HELP

WANTED-FIRST CLASS DETAIL moulder man. Permanent position Iol
 rlght man. Standard LumDer com
 pany. l-1-6t
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ONE FORD 5 PASSENGER CAR good condition at reasonaDt2 pr.ce; call at the Pine Bluff Ga- rage.
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LOST

(NE 32x3 1-2 CLINCHER RIM, WITH
 re attached. Return to Pine Bluff farage, and receive reward. l10-3t%
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GOOD PLANTING SEED--FIFTY
 tons several varieties of long staple in store and to arrive. Ragland and
 company, 1-9-1mo
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New Orleans, Jan. 9.-Spot cotton steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot 6,879 to arrive 1,785. Low mid ding 3350; middling 41.00; good middling 43.00. Receipts 10,370; stock 497 ,598.
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AGENTS WANTED

EXPERT AUTO PAINTING AND
 house decorating. Detroit Auto Painting company. Twenty years
 kxperlence in the business. 203
 East Second, phone 2024. 10-1G-tf
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ONE 1913 FORD TOURING CAR,
 1l-1l-tL
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WE COLLECT ACCOUNTS. NOTES, claims anywhere in world; no char ges unless VIC collect. Mays Collec-
 tion Agency, Somerest, ky. i-i'St
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TAKEN TIP. ONE SMALL SANDY male nip will weiph about 30 lbs, and is about 6 months old. Owner can have same by applying at oo, Spruce and paying for this ad ana , feed bill. A-o-otE
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FIFTY TONS OF HAY AT $25 PER
 ton, one roll top desk, and one L. c. Smith typewriter, J. s. Purnell, 1900 West Sixth. l-S-6t
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Ing car; good runnInS oraer; elec
 trIc lights and starter; cord tires, wIll sacrifice if taken at once, good reason for selling. lI inter ested see or phone lacn Tankersley, phone No. 1zl or 1876. l2-7-tI
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Try Graphic classified Ad..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-10

ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY WANT cd by man employed. Located within
 mile of railroad station. Address F. Il. care Graphic. l-9-2t
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SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

. NI1 LD O1N kJ1 v FIFTY
 TAKEN UP-AT MY HOME ON h No. 8, Box Il, horse. Owner can have same by paying for thls aI q and feed bill. L. P. H. Day l2-Z| IL
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i1- WANTED-HOUSES

FIFTEEN OR SEVENTEEN ROOM house. Call 1884. Io-Z1-ti
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-07
BROKER JUDS0N
MADE S849,G91
ON BOND SALES
Securities Sold to State of New
York
CLEANUP OF FIVE YEARS
Some Of the Bigger Transactions
Were Made in the Space Of
48 Hours.
cleanup OF FIVE YEARS

New York, Oct. 6.-Profts totaling
S549, ,691 accrued to Albert l.. Judson.
New York broker, in the sale of
bonds to the state from 1915 to 1920,
according to testimony by witnesses
today in the John Doe investigation
of the conduct of the state comp
troller,s office under Eugene NJ.
Travis
These profits were said to have
been made on a tctal of $1S,967 $50
worth OF bonds handled by Judson
and were in addition to profits OF
learly 100000 on the sale OF SlO,,
900 900 in securities brought out in
testimony yesterday
William S. Franshawe, head of the
bond brokerage firm of William S.
Fanshawe & Co., of this city, who
was the principal witness in the in
quiry conducted by Chief justice Ker-
nochan of Special Sessions, testified
that his firm, acting for Judson, dis
posed of bonds to the state valued at
more than $14000.000 He said that
IN these sales JudSon was creulteu
with a profit of $431,9l5.
Arthur W. Mckay, cashier of the
Mechanics and Metals National bank,
testified that his bank cleared bonds
fer Judson to the state comptroller
o the value of s4,4O4,OOO, bringing
Iudsons total profits to nearly $780,,
BOO Mr.. Fanshawe said that the
bonds were bought without either
his firm or Judson placing security
and that it was understood they were
later to be sold to the state. Invari-
ably, Mr.. Fanshawe said, the bonds
were sold to the state at less than
their par value. The securities he
said, were bought in the open market
It prevailing prices fer Judson's ac-
count and resold to Tia, state within
As hours.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-07
$l,750,O0O,O 900 LOSS
TO AMERICAN FARMER
Reduction in Prices Received for
Products During Months OF
Iuiv and AUGUST
July and August.

Washington, Oct. 7.-Reductions
during July and August IN the prices
of various farm products cost the
farmers of the country approximate
" $1,750.O 900. 1t is estimated by
George 2 Hampton, manag ng direc
tor of the farmers national coun.
Gil The estimate was based on the
prices producers received for wheat
corn. potatoes, apples, cotton and
beef cattle
Under the present system OF dis
tribuuon OF farm products, Mr.
Hampton declared in a statement,
"it is clear that farmers have no as
sucance of costs of production plus q
ia aib proh
"A most important factor is plac
ing the farmers at the mercy of the
middiemen," the statement continue
ed. lis the relative ease with which
middlemen hoarders secure credit
while farmers are unable to secure
credit at all, or can do so only or
terms which render their business on
the average a non-commercial under
taking
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-07
LEVINSKY TRAINING
FOR CARPENTER BOUT
/, He Loses to French Champion IL
viii Not Be Due TO Lack OF
Condition.

Troy, Oct. 7.--Battling Leyinsky,
who is to meet Georges Carpenter at
Jersey City October l2, is training
hard at Thomas c. Luther's Sulphur
Springs Hotel at Saratoga Lake. The
New York battler is going through a
stiff course of training daily and de.
cares that ii he lcses to the French
champion Il will not be due to lack
ot condition.
Levnsky finds Saratoga Lake
an ideal place TO train. Ills sparring
partner Is sailor Petroskey of Califor.
MIA, who is giving the New York pu-
gilist a good workout every day. Jack
Br.tton. the welterweight, is expected
soon aud will be added to Leyinsky's S
sparring partners Every afternoon be
tween and 4:30 Levlnsky goes
through his training stunts in an open
air gymnasium erected on the lake
shore IN front of the hotel.
This includes weight pulling, bag
punch ng, shadow boxing and from
four to seven rounds with his sparring
partners. The exhibition is open to
the public and every afternc ON finds
big crowd of boxing enthusiasts
from every town between Albany and
Glens Falls watching the New York
er 20 through his training program
l4ev.nsky vii remain at Saratoga
Lake until Saturday NIGHT when he
will 60 10 New York
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-07
FRANCE BLAMES
GREAT BRITAIN
FOR NON ACTION
Have Neglected Chance to
Crush the Bolsheviki
RED TERROR is WEAKENING
Unity Of Action Would Overthrow
Lenine and End Bloody Bar
barism in Russia.

Paris Oct. elf Ienine and Trotz
Ky succeed in extricating themselves
from the military and economic
morass in which they are now found
ering, it will be because the present
decentralization of the Soyiets finds
the Entente Allies utterly lacking in
any joint policy regarding Russia.
Since the French recognition Of
Gen Baron Peter Wrangel in south
Russia there has been no reapproach
ment between Great Britain and
France on the Russian question, and
now the French are complaining bit.
terly that L is the British Govern.
ments uncertain attitude which Is
saving the Bolsheyist oligarchy from
receiving the coupe de grace.
Publication here today OF The text
Of the proposed Anglo-Russian agree.
ment, which, although abortiye,
shows that Premier l.lcyd George
was on the pont OF giving the Rus.
sian Soviet Government political and
commercial recognition just before
the present disasters overlook the
Reds, is bound to accentuate French
feeling over Great Britan's alleged
encouragement OF Scvietlsm.
This, however, would be al'ayed by
Br tish recognition and assistance
for Gen. Wrangel. which Il Is believed
here would spell the end of the Lem
the dictatorship in Russia, but Great
Britain is making no move in this
direction but is taking the lead in
urging the Poles to be moderate and
permit the remnants of the Bolshe
visit army to turn On Wrangel
Reports reaching here show that
the Bolshevist leaders are convoking
meetings throughout Russia to
arouse all the material and morai
forces there to crush Wrangel
French advices are to the effect that
the Russians have an army 100000
atrong to use against Wrangel but
that this force is almost without
con pment
Wrangel is reported to have an
army Of 100000 officers and men, but
this probably is exaggerated Real
allied support would the French de.
clare, put Wrangel in a commanding
position.
Alone, France does not dare sug-
gest to the Poles that they hold their
present lines and act in conjunction
with Wrangel, although they believe
that this would end Bolshevism this
winter. Wrange has just summcnd-
ed all his European agents to Sebas
topol to discuss the situation prelimi-
nary to issuing a new appeal for ma
terial and moral assistance.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-07
In Spite. of All the Theorists the Man Who Sticks to
STELLA JOSEPHINE ALLEN
We'll Known and Respected Citizen
Died Early This Morning.

The death of Mrs Stella Josephine
Allen, widow of the late Hiram Allen,
occurred at her home on Main street
at 2:35 o'clock this morning.
The deceased was the daughter CT
George A. Rising and Susan Higley
Rising and was horn in Hoosick
Falls. Her girlhood days were spent
in Hoosick Falls with her parents
On May 2S, 1880, she was married to
Hiram H. Allen and they came to
Bennington to make their home. Mr.
Allen d ed at his home on Main
street, September 20, 1916.
Mrs. Allen had lived in Bennington
since her marriage which occurred in
Hoosick Falls. She was charter
member Of the Womans Relief Corps
and was one of the societys ardent
workers. Because of her kindness
and consideration for others she had
acquired large circle Of friends who
will mourn her death with sincere re
gret. The sympathy of the communi
ty is extended to the bereayed rela-
llNeS III lhtlI Qetp dillNllou'
About five years ago Mrs Allen
was afflicted with paralysis and had
nee been an invalid. A short time
ago she decided to sell her home on
Main street and move to Hoosick
Falls to be with her relatives, On
Friday September "a, she became i'll
Of acute indigestion which was the
direct cause of DEATH
Mrs. Allen is survived by two
brothers, Daniel w Rising of Welles-
ley. Mass, and G. Frank Rising OF
Hoosick Falls and three sisters Mrs.
James II Glenn of Hoosick Falls,
Mrs. A. p. Huey Of Kane, Penn, and
Mrs. Sarah A. Boynton, who has been
caring fer her invalid sister at her
residence on Main street ever since
the death OF Mr.. Allen.
Funeral services will be held from
the late home OF the deceased on
Main street, Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. James A. Perry, pas.
tor OF the Methodist church, will Off.
ciate and interment will be at the
Hinsdillyille cemetery.