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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
SCORE TWO

You are suffering from brain flag and ennui,'' announced the specialist 'tYou should take more interest tr your business
 T would like to- replied the pa- tient
 ''Then why don't your" demanded the specialist.
 'HThe law won't let me- replied the patient 'I'm a pawnbroker.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
Offer S20,0OO For
 Valger-Kilbane Bout

According to the manager of Benny Valgar, Johnny Cuddy of Law renee, Mass. has offered Johnny Kill bane S20,0eO for his end to meet Valger in a twelve round bout to a decision there on April 19, which is Patriots Day in the New England states. Valger says that KiIbane can pick his own referee if he will &C., cept this offer to fight for the feath- erweight championship.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
WAYSIDES WILL OPEN
 SEASON ON FRIDAY

The Waysides of the North End, indu1ged in a strenuous practice yes terday afternoon at the Shelton Play ground. Manager Gambo1 has ar ranged a fine schedule for the coming season. The Royal Blues will be the first opponents of the waysides. These teams will meet next Friday morning
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29

Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary, arc tic explorer and discoverer of the North Pole, was buried in Arlington Cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29

"Only bright and intelligent girls are fit for domestic york; is the ex- pert opinion of Miss Julia Varley
 who has been engaged with women labor all her life.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

4 PEN dollafs invested todas, may
bring you the hlsxes, return Of ,onF
life Have you pluck and foresight
Write. AZ " kingsley. see flfth Ave,
New York. suite io2
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nnl.nNN nrrORTNNITY

rot man with sss'o TO open and own
local branch of National chain -
stores. business well established.
large annual profits. instant sncgnAs
In towngHover aooa kasa -karry
1910 century ndE. chicago. lli.
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company were attacked ~ The same
pack lass week ~lale lhs, wsFe Fe'
paiIlnE ihell Truck ~ the aide og The
ruad noFtheast uf ihe slly,
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SOME CHOICE territory stili avail
able Only fer oi or advertising
clocks viii poy you 81 50 per week os
$500 investment and re csn prove y
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WE WANT Rabbit people 20 raise
Fur u-bezrinx Rabbits for US In their
back yards spare time. We furnish
stock and pay $3.50 90 $50 escs Tor
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGESTs--Scost's Official nistory Of
the American Negro in the World
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We COLLECT Accounts. Notes,
Claims anywhere IN World: 30
charge unless xe collect NAYS COL
lection Agency. Somerset. Ky.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

PERSONAL Whom DELAYED "a u
ROOT rfll.S. Safe and dependable
REFUSE others ny malt ssoe; poa
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ron SALE e-room modern house.
lots 1905 " Noble. Phone sai
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WANTED TO HEAR from owner Of
1901 farm for sale. State cash
price. full description ID. y. Bush.
Minneapolis. MINI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03
WIRE INSPECTOR IS
"TR[[D" BY WOLVES
Huge Gray Beasts Make Attacks
on Electric Line Workers
Near Geneva. New
York

Genava. y. ~ Jan 8---Farm"ra and
Others be,seen thia city and Waterloo
are seeking the lair OF a pack OF abonl
twenty wolves that have been seen
here within the last week Yesterday
morning they came from a clump of
woods and surrounded tho pole upon
which Cherries Covers. inspector OF
hieh tension wires Of the Empire Gas
and Electric company OF this city. was
aerehed.
Covers sent an y. o. =. call 90 this
city and Iariy OF ak went IN AN
automobile 20 the rescue. They reached
The spot m time 80 sct several shots
OF the animals which we're large gray
beasts. AZ least one was wounded aa
shown BY trail Of blood In the Anow
but the woods being upon marshy land
the party dld not follow the pack.
Two men employed by the sam"
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LOST Gold engraved eyersharp pen.
cil. finder please return 10 Western
Union TELEGRAPH office. or call 75s.
Reward.
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Donf forgcl 10 ialn the savings club
" he Oklahoma State fa1t
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FOR SAl.ks paNscnger Ford car.
ssss 90. Phone saS. iia r. civyc-
land.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.
FORD OWNERS

FORD ON'NEkS. Desmond Primer
starts notor instantly IN any
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coolest ear ia one tara. o. money &C..
funded No disputes. SAVES taes.
health. paticncc Bay one. thea be
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Who ~ill want a Desmond on sight.
Good Commission Price S7.so COM
pleie. with guarantee Desmond
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WEAk MEN Try Magic Tablets, tor
les, vitality. sexual impolency. Aoi
on both sex Sent prepaid plain
wrapper. sloe WEIGH MEDICINE
co. ATLANTA. GA
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wANTED-BIg money making oppor

w'aSTED-Big money making oppor
tunify for a hustler Exclusive
agency for Simplex oil Burner. Burns
kerosene. Installed in any stove n q
few minutes. No experience neces-
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count Of coal shortage. Agents MAJ
ing from $50 20 $500 week. Ever
home a prospect Write quick for
full particulars. Hansen Halliburton
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AUTHORIZED Negro War History,
IA pages. with peace terms. by
Kelly Miller. Of washingtor: l5e pic
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sALesMts WANTED.

WANTED Statesmen 20 call on auto
mobile dealers and garage trade
vita best known AMI advertised line
accessories % IL Kind The J. T.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

:
CLASSIFIED WANTS.
ron SALE e-room moden house..
lols. 1895 " Noble. rhone ssi
ron SALE 8 passcnger Ford car
ssssoe. Phone sas lia = civyc-
land.
roS sALe 1918 nuieh Roadster Al
condition. ukla uagAse.
FARM TRACTS
50 acre narrowed farm near Inter-
araan, u cultivated for $4,000
50 acre farm near school for only
,esoo co
Tea acre wheat farm, gooe improve
nentv.
have a PARK Bottom farm. snap
nov kNEtlANp.
iisis W. Oklahoma Ave.
FARM ron SALE i6o. a. acres in
bottom. 80 acres In wheat Zine
improvements. Can give immediate
possession A y Armstrong, phone
sss.
FOR SAl.E.-one pLrebred s-year old
Holstein cow-~ono seventeen months
heller. both regis,aiei. tt0e for the
Two ~ taken this week. ~ q Far.
luharson. RfDe Telephone X NJ
:.
roR sALE-I1ve- passenger Buick,
just ogcrhauled. f22i. Chevrolet,
ood tlree and battery. barssln Quick
loiion sets them Sc, u. 8 Lowthcr
nhone eig
acre truck farm for sale--s room
house. big barn. chicken houts and
ave. first class cotton iand Close
o town Price t2.5oo9o. by owner.
Address J. care OF Leader
FARM FoR SALT
200 acre stock farm. 6 room house.
barn. grana,y and chicken houses. cls-
tern and windmill. Alberta peach or
ehard. apple. pear, cherry. and grape
for family use. ~ acre hog tight, and
good sized meadow Five miles 10
town and close to school. - owner
Price. tso'ooo. Address }. care OF
Leader
FOR pEN,.
FOR RENT Seator Place. ? miles
north Of Guthrie A. seaion.
FoR Rent Light housekeeping.
Phone lass. az y Harrison
.
FOR RENT-A furnished four room
cottage. 2i0 y Second 81.
FOR RENT a number Of good
farms. Cash or Grain Rental.
Farms both large and small The
saffnoy Company. ii5 - East Okla.
Ave.
FOR RENT Two connecielng u9-
stairs office ROOMS. 8 and 6 In the
Burton Rucker building suitable for
doctor. lawyer or real estate offices.
CT tailor shop Reasonable rent. Ap-
rly TO 4. q Armstrong, city
FOR REsT- 40 acres Of land i2o
acres in cultivation, balance in nov
land and pasture $500 cash Ad-
dress. Y. y =. care Of Leader
WANTED TO HENT-Far tvo adults
or room modern house. Wili
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q Houston.
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Minneapolis. MINI.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08
Confession Clears
Prisoner Awaiting
Death in Sing Sing
L.evandowski Makes State
ment Exculpating Jam
kowski From Any Part i'm
Staying of Guard Cunther

Walter sL,evandowskf condemned mur~
asrer tntSing Sing Prisons death house.
accused Of staying John Gunther,. .
prison guard, has made . statement, 1t
M learned yesterday, exculpating Leo
J&nkowski, another death house pris-
oner convicted with him Of the same
crime. In a written statement jan
kowski takes all the blame.
The two condemned men wero prts-
oners In Clinton Prison, 1T sDannemora.
Levandowski plotted to escape While
doing the work Of TRUSTEES" the two
prisoners, according to the prosecu-
tion, struck down Gunther and then
cut the prison bars trying to escape.
Another guard who went to tho aid Of
Gunther was badly wounded.
Jankowski and LevandowsH both
were convicted and arrived at Sing
Sing three weeks ago to await execu-
tion in the electric chair.
Levandowski now comes forward and
asserts that Jankowski had no part
In attacking the guards. The murderer
Ia his statement, made In the presence
of two prison officials, says he struck
down Gunther with q blow over the
head with piece Of heavy pipe. Then
he took a knife and cut his throat
Still brandishing the blood-stainsd
knife. he states that he ordered jan
kowski to escape with him. jan
kowski. he claims, refused to 60. Then,
Levandowski alleges, he shook the dag
ger in a menacing manner at jan
kowski and told him to cut the prison
bars or he would kill him.
so Jankowski, cowed by the dag
ger, hesitatingly went to work on the
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08

bars. In the mean while Lsvsndowski
Atood guard to cut down any other
wseen tho ~no second keeper Eav.
andowsM attacked him, too, but tho
keeper was too quick and powerful for
him. Jankowski was captured, tried in
court and convicted Of first degree
murder. Levandowski says hia CON
science has troubled him because jan
kowski has been sentenced to die for q
crime Of which he 10 entirely innocent,
His statement Is to be given to the
counsel for the two alleged slayers and
District Attorney Of Clinton County.
who prosecuted the cases.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08
STRING BELTED SUITS
OF NAVY BLUE
TRICOTINE

are developed along the con.
ventionally tailored lines which
have no rival. Tricotine lends
itself wonderfully to strict tai
lorin8 and with snug shoulders
easily but rather closely fitted
lines, narrow string belt and
straight skirt, these are mark.
edly emonB the best suits Of
the season.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08

Fashion Does Sentinel Duty the Gates of Spring and
All Who Enter Give the Triple PASSWORD:
"Napy Blue~- Iricotine- Tailored"
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08

j 0E NEW NlPPE.D I'm
WA1ST-LINE IS THE
LATEST
silhouette. and it is char1uin8ly
developed in many of these
suits Of navy blue tricotine.
The nip" gives an easy and
Graceful line, and there is
fare over the hips achieved
by skilful cut and 8ood tailor
in8. Long. slim, close 6ttin8
sleeves, plain skirts - in fact
the we'll 8roomed simple effect
Of the strictly tailored suit is
predominant here.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08
ETON AND PONY
SUITS: NAVY BLUE
TR1COT1NE

fashions these saucy youthful
suits, some with jackets short
al around, others "bobbed" in
the back and long in front.
There are plaid ribbon sashes
sometimes, embroidery almost
always, sleeves short and
made kimonowise or raglan,
skirts side plated, accordeon
plated or plain.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08

THREE-PIECE COS.
TUNES of NAVY BLUE.
TRICOTINE
afford opportunity for the for
nal suit, meticulously tailored.
and made all the more interest.
in8 for its separate blouse Of
tinsel brocade or tricolette, or
Empire arranAement Of self ma.
teria] finished with embroidery,
Here the French shoulder, the
accordeor plated skirt, and the
clevertailorin8o 8of seams pointed
with silk arrowh heads, Of revers
notched and braided. all 6nd
smart opportunity.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-22
Enid Bennett
Star In ''The
VirtuOus Thief

"The Nirtuous Thief" Enid Ben
Gett's latest Palamount-lnce picture,
is a delightful bit Of drama with fine
ly drawn characterizations Of real
human people living in the Flatbush
district of New York In it there is
drama, suspense and good comedy re-
lief.
Miss Bennett is charming as Shir-
ley Armitagc, Il stenographer who
goes to work for scoundrel to save
the honor Of her brother, who in a
moment Of temptation took $50 of
his employers money to back a "sure
thing" on the Stock Exchange.
Niles Welch is convincing and
appealing in the part of the timid,
vet jealous lover, who has the whist
ling habit.
The story concei'ns the attempt of
the broker TO take advantage Of the
power he holds to attempt the ruin
Of the girl. How she escapes and the
man pays terrible penalty is a plot
development that would destroy the
interest Of the spectators by reveal
ing in advance.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-22
Smashing
Barriers"
18th EPISODE
Explosive Bullets"

/ AS the floor reVolveS N the den
Of Haifa, Dick is plunged into pit
in the cellar, while Bella, Manners
and Long Tom are brought back into
the den by the reverse action of the
floor, still fastened in their chair
traps Dick explores the cellar into
which he has been thrown and finds
an opening to the dumbwaiter shaft.
He squeezes into the dumbwaiter and
ascend5 to an upper floor where he
peeps into the room and sees Haifa
turning over the deeds to Bullhead
and Squinty. While they are hagg-
ling, Dick steals the deeds.
He lowers himself down to Haifa'S
den where Bella and the others are
being held captive and releases them,
From their place in the room above
and through a periscope arrangement
Haifa and Dullhead see this and in
order to prevent the escape of Dick
and the others, Haifa starts me
chanisn that causes the walls OF the
den to move together. Dick and the
rest arc holIiied and unable to es-
cape by way of hc.door or the dumb
! waiter shaft because of the moving
walls they see death staring them in
! the face. Dick manage to find the Sc
cret button by which Haifa controll-
ed the floor trap. BY means Of this
opening they drop into The cellar.
Here they find an outlet through
o sewer. Dullhead, SGuinty and Hal
ia discover they have escaped by the
{ sewer and hasten to the outlet to cap
ture them. Dick and the rest reach
the outlet and find an old sl<if' close
BY They row out in the skifi only
to find, much to their disnlay, that
the skill is being towed by motor
launch run by Bullhoad, SQuinty and
Haifa.
The skif is towed to the middle OF
the bay and when Dick manages to
cut the tow rope, Bullhead turns the
launch on the skif' and drives into it,
cutting it in two and throwing the
occupants into the water. Bullhead
gives orders to pick up Bella and
her father, While the others are left
| to their fate. As the launch starts
away from the scene, Dick manages
TO Get hold Of the tow line Soon af-
ter Bullhead discovers him and shoots
at him. Dick lets 90 and sinks under
the water, pretending that he has
been shot. The launch keeps on its
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-22
BREAKS A COLD
IN A FEW HOURS
"Pape's Cold Compound
instantly relieves stuff
ness and distress

Don't stay stufled-up, Quit blow
ing and snutfling! A dose Of "Pape's
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken US
ually breaks up a severe cold and
ends all grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your clog
ged-up nostFils and the air passages
of the head; stops nose running; re-
lieves the headache, dullncss, fever
ishness, sneezing, soreness and stiff
ness.
"Pape's Cold Compound is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only few cents at drug stores
1t acts without assistance, tastes nice,
contains no quinine-Insist on Pape's!
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-22

Virgins and Squinty. The others
escape.
Haifa and Bullhead have kept
themselves hid during this time, as
ccnd a Hill and Bullhead fires on
Dicks car with explosive bullets. He
bursts one of the tires and when Dick
alights to fix the tire another bullet
hits the gasoline tank, causing an eX-
plonon that blows the car to pieces,
hurting the occupants into the air.
Continued next week.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-22
MOVIE NOTES

Realizing the great public demand
for short subjects-onc and two reel
pictures of varied nature to lend
variety to screen entertainment. Uni
versal City continues to devote con-
siderable attention to that department
OF its production.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-22

Within the last three weeks no less
than a dozen tabloid productions
have been produced or startled at the
worlds film capital-including seri-
ais, westerns, comedies and two reel
playlets.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-22

"Hucklebcrry Finn" Mark Twain s
immortal story has been filmed by
Famous ayers-Lasky and will be
released as q super-special produc-
ton in February. Advance reports
state that it is destined to be one of
the "ten strikes of the year.
Newspaper reports from the scene
OF the Harvard oregon football game
told how the ball, bedecked with rib
bons, was dropped from an aero
plane into the center of the fiolI just
before the first kick Il wasAl. 81.
John, star of the Paramount-St.
John Comedies, who pulled the novel
stunt.
Jack Holt, one of the best known
leading lncr in the entire motion
/ picture fraternity, has signed long
termed contract with Famous Players
/ Lasky Cooperation, to appear in lead
ing roles in Paramount-Artcraft
pictures.
"Fatty" Arbuckle of tworecl com
cdy fame, is now Roscoe Arbucklc
star Of "Thc RoundUp" the IA
nous stage play now being filmed on
The Lasky lot in Hollywood under
the direction of George Melford. Ar
buckle, of course, is playing the role
of "Slim" Hoover, the genial sheriff
who swings a wicked Colts and
"rolls his own" with one hand.
"The Copperhead," Lionel Barry
more's great stage play, will be the
next superspecial released by fa-
nous Players Lasky. Barrymore al
so plays the lead in the screen YER
sion.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-22

Apropos of the bone-dly regime now
descended upon the land is Bryant
Washbuln's latest comedy "The Six
Best Cellars" adapted from the we'll
known story written by Holworthy
Hall, the Boston author. 1t is slated
for early release by Famous Players
Lasky.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-22
STUDIO
NOTES

Madame Traverse, Fox star, has
completed her work in "The Penalty
and will rest for Il few days before
starting her next feature.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-22

Tom Mix is resting, having COM
pleted "3 Gold Coins, the first H.
II. Van Loan story for Fox IN
which Mix appears.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
COX ENDS TRIP
IN KANSAS CITY
Gets Rousing Reception
With League Remain
ing AS Topic
DUE AT HOME TONIGHT
VIII Rest Several Days Before
Starting On Another Trip
In Kentucky Wednesday

KANSAS CITY, oct. 2.--Govcrnor
Cox closed his months western cam.
palgn trip here tonight with a mas1
meeting at convention han at which
Thousands Of persons from Miwcurl
and Kansas heard and checrcd tho
league OF nations and other h1itIo
standards on tho democratic prosl-
dental candidate.
with epcciat reference tonight 20
the Irish question IN all ton spree hos
OF today'a finale ~ his "gwiug"
through tho west which began sep
tcmbcr and has traNorscd every
state wcat W tho NiHgppi ilyor cX-
ccpt three. the league was preached
Dy Governor cox. lie reiterated that
n was "a pledge 10 Am'y,nan in
the war. "A bond Of honor with the
allies and medium for moral and
material bcttormont for America
ana the world.
His speech tonight made total
Of 100 for tho governor during his
western trip, exclusive Of many
minor greetings I'm tho 90 mates Wis
itcd. and a total OF 22O speeches
since HIS notification last August.
Leaving here tonight. upon arriving
home Mt Dayton, Ohio. tomorrow ove-
ming. TO rest and prepare for an
other trip into kentucky and Ten
ncssee late next week tho candidate
will have Travelled about 1890
miles on his western tour, or an av-
crago Of 36t mile daily since starting
out one month ago tonight.
Great sntlsfR ction with the result g
OF his western trip ana utmost conf
dence Of tho result OF the elections
a month hence was expressed by the
governor. Hc repeated confident
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
OPERATORS PICK
WAGE COMMITTEE
Members Of Association to
Make Decision AS to
Position on Pay

Hy Associated preae. s'ate wire.
N'AbESTEU, oct. "A commit
i,o Or three mon was appointed by
the board ~ directors of tho okla
huma Coal Operators association
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

at n meeting In McAlcstcr Saturday
morning TO make a dcciaon as TO
The position OF the association In re-
gard to the now demands " miners
OF the state for incrc1Hcd wages
Tho committee IN composed Of
Dorset Garter, g.osident of the as
Aoclnflon, J. u. wilson commission
or, and j O.. puterhaugh. Accord =
INK to the decision, the attitude of
tho committee toward the miners
will be announced within tho next
few days
The matters OF reopcning nego-
uatiuns with he state miners was
discussed at the directors meeting
Saturday, but no dircct action was
taken ON account ~ the absence OF
n1rmhots of tho board.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

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