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DEAFNESS
And Noises In The Head.

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completely cured many cases which were
considered hopeless. If your Chemist
does not yet stock 'SOURDAL', do not
accept any substitute, but send one
order for a supply direct to the SOUR
DALI DISTRIBUTING co, SO STA
TON ROAD, CROYDON, SURREY.
ENG, AID a package will! be mailed per
return with full directions.
, 1920-08-17
Post Office Notices.
REVISED CONVERSION RATES FOR
INTERNATIONAL MONEY ORDERS,
EFFECTIVE AUG. Is, 1920.

Because of the decided and long-contin-
ued depreciation of the currency of GER
tain European countries as compared
with the United States dollar, the Post
master General has ordered that on and
after August Is, and until further notice,
in issuing money ORDERS the money OF
the United States shall be converted in
accordance with the following schedule:
, 1920-08-17
DISCONTINUANCE OF HOLIDAY
SERVICE, CHRISTIANSTED FRED
ERIKSTED, EFFECTIVE AT ONCE. F..

Hereafter, and until further, the daily
mail-service between Christiansted and
Frederiksted, st. Croix, will not be per
formed on holidays. Should the exigen-
cies of the service require the exchange
of mails between the towns on holiday,
such service will be performed under the
conditions, now applicable to service on
Sunday.
U. S. Post Office, Christiansted, St.
Croix, V. l., August 8, 1920.
3. r. LARSEN Postmaster,
, 1920-08-17

PURSUANT to Ordinance of August
4 10Th 1874 it is hereby made known
that ] have received announcement from
the Representatives of the La Grange"
Concern, that from August 1st a. C, the
Power Of Attorney, given by the deceased
Privy Counsellor of Conference, Mr.. G.
A. HAGEMANN to Civil Engineer C.
]. G. SORENSEN as administrator of
the aforesaid Concern, has been revoked,
and that from said date Messrs 3. ENG
BECK and LAUR. Y. NIELSEN have
been appointed administrator of the
Concern LA Grange.
WILH. JENSEN.
The Police Office, Frederlksted. July
31st. 1920.
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aIn the Days Neweo

Dr. Charles w. Dabney. who cele-
brates his lixty-fif h birthday today,
has jus retired from the presidency Of
the University OF Cincinnati afer a
Service of more than fifteen years, dur
ng which lime he succeeded in plac-
ing that university in the forefron. of
American municipal educational insti-
tutions, DR. Dabney comes of an old
Virginia family, his father having been
on S onewall Jackson's aft during
the civil war. Dell educated in the
United STATES and in Europe, he spec
ialzed for a number of years as q
teacher OF chemlltry, especially in its
Iasricul ural uses, in Sou hern college
and State agricultural schools. In
1887 he was chosen president Of the
University Of Tennessee. and there
haltgred until he was called to he
FUhfvefsi'y of Cincinnati in, 1904 DR.
Dabney has been a. prolific writer OF
books and Of articles for the press
dealing with general and special as
poets of education. 81
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Charles Carson has sold his horse,
he thinks walking more enjoyable
Webster Mills.
We don't know what time Joe Nc
Dill gets up, but we heard him calling
his horses at 4:40 one morning.
Brow's Creek.
Mrs. VIM, Hoffer was doing some
Samaritan work last week. She went
down and helped Jennie Hoffer cook,
Horizon Center.
A woman on the south hill had an
old hen die on the nest while setting
and she got the hot water bottle and
finished the job in good shape.-Vt
News.
Judge Holt says he is going to be
come milkmaid when Gus Bartling
completes his patent COW elevator u
Gus says that all that makes milking
hard is the cramped position the mixer
has to assume and he IS working out
a plan to elevate the COW so the mixer
can stand up while milking the cow
Aurora.
DR.. Hughes lost $50 fee this week
because his wife wouldn't let him GO
to Burr Oak and tell the mayor
whether the folks up there really had
small pox. Mrs. Hughes thought they
might just as we'll take it for granted
that they had it and govern themselves
accordingly.-Jewell.
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TOday's Events

Cen enary 81 the dea h of Sir Joseph
Banks, the famous naturalist
The earl of 2Bemersyde (Fleld Mar.
shall Haigls British commander in he
late war, oday enteres upon his Goth
yea 5.
The Sou Carolina Division Of the
American Legion is 0 hold its State
convention today at Spartanburg
The r.. Hon. Herbert L. Samuel is
bchEdulrd to leave England .oday to
sprne his duties as H gh Commits
sioner in Palestine.
Members of The Loyal Order OF
Moose from all parts of the United
States and Canada will ga her in
Chicago today for he supreme lodge
convention Of the order.
Statewide primaries will be held IN
Maine today for the selection of candi
dates for represen atives in Congress;
and State and county Offices to be illlet
at the coming election,
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Sundays Anniversaries

1743--Anna Letitia Barbauld, Englisl
poet, au hor of the well-knowr
lyric Life, We Have Beer
Long Together born. Died
March 8, 1925.
1SOO-lIieu, Thomas Waghorn, who ef
tablished the overland route be
tween England and India, born
Died IN London, Jan, z, 1850.
1S20-The greater part Of tho business
seetion Of Troy, N, Y, was dc
s'royod by fire
1S66-Thc funeral ce General Gass
took place in Detroit.
1S74-John Ruggiea, he father Of the
U. S. patnpt Once, died al
Thomaston, Me. Born a West
boro, Mass, Oc' 8, 1889.
1S7O-Paraguay concluded peace with
Brazil and he Argentine Re
public,
l9OO-The Boxers began a selge of the
foreign lega Ions in pekin.
191S-Samuel Gompers was reelected
Prclidon Of the American Fod
Grafton OF Labor Il YEA
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How the "Ump" ESCAPED.

Baseball umpires sometimes are af
flicted with absence of good Judgment,
but always have presence of mind. A
story in the official history knights
of Columbus in Peace and War" illus.
trates this Jim Murray former league
player and K. of c. Secretary. was UNI
piring a game between rival battalions
at Coblenz. Feeling ran high and he
cav what might happen to man who,
however sincere his Judgment, decide
against the hearts desire OF the cxcit-
ed crowd. He conferred hastily with
the leader Of the reglmental band on
the field.
Amid the general uproar lie called
strikes on the hope of tho home camp
toam. He then signaled, the band
played "The Star Spangled Banner"
and the Tuning doughboys stood rigid.
ly at attention while Murray made a
dignified exit from the field,
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SOUTH SHAT TsBURY

Mrs Cady's Sunday school class en-,
joyed a picnic Tuesday,
Mrs. Fred Eddy re armed from
Springfield, Vt, Sunday.
Freh stickles has returned from a
business rip to Indiana.
\ Glen Martin and friend Of Oklahoma
are guests a p. II. Percey's.
Mrs. G. =, Nye and son Ralph are
Visiting friends in Bennington.
AIRS. D. r, Galusha and Mrs, Arl.e
Green were in Bennington SATURDAY.
Luuis GEifIln or ASl'nIson great nc
past week with his sister, Mrs. Alvah
Green.
Miss Doris Briggs of Benning' Oh
spen the past week with MISS i3ess Z
Potter.
Miss Edna Way Of Saratoga, N. y,
is spending her vacation With h +
aunt, Mrs. l. W, Cole.
Mrs. Nellie suckles, who has bccr
Visiting friends in town returned TO
West Rupert Saturday. a6
Mrs. w. f. Bacon Of Sunderland
and Mrs. John Stone and children q
Tyngsboro, Mass, were recent guests
of Mrs. E. ]. Beagle.
Pitt Becker and Miss Agnes Mont
gomery were married Wednasdal
June 9th at he Methods Parsonage,
by he Rev. G. E Cady.
w. II. Whppe, who has been spend
ing several mon s with his brother.
Edward Whipple of Cleveland, Ohio,
ire .urned home Monday.
Miss Iorena Tessier, Orr'n GriG1s.
and Hoffman Beagle were members OF
the Junior class of Bennington High
school, who motored to Lake S Cath
arne Tuesday SfsEs}8E6 43t a
A miscellaneous shower was given
Miss Vera Fleming by the members oil
the Lend a Hand society At the
home Of Mrs. h. n Hawkins on Mon
day evening, June 18th, In honor of her
approaching marriage, Miss Fleming,
formerly Of Adams, Mass, is a gradu.
ate nurse and has made many friends
in this vicinity and Bennington where
she has done priva as we'll as ms itu
tional work She was the recipient of
many useful gifts. Ice cream cake
and fancy cookies were served and a
good time enjoyed by all,
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CHILD SAVED
BY MOTHER

Gertrude Lamarre. siX-year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anselme
Lamarre 90 Main Street, Sanford
mime. was saved from tits by the
prompt action Of her mother who adj
ptinstered DR. Tiuc's Elixir.
Mrs, Lanarro wrote the following to
pr j. Il, True & Co: MY daughter.
Gertrude, had dizzy spells and could
not, even 80 out Tor she always COM
piained Of being sick. She used your
elixir tDr. 1'rues Elixir, the Family
Laxative and Worm Expeller9 She
mover had any flts since. ! feel very
grateful to you"
Symptoms OF worms Consultation,
deranged stomach, swollen upper lip,
sour stomach, offensive breath, hard
and full belly with occasional grpings
and pains about tho navel pale face
OF leadon tint eyes heavy and DUH,
twltcllng cyeids, itching OF the nose,
itching OF the rectun, short dry cough,
grinding of the teeth, littlo red points
sticking out on the tongue, starting
during sleep, slow fever
DR. True's Elixir has been faithful
N It's duties as a family Laxative and
Worm ENpeller, since 1S5l--over 6S
years reputation. Every one can im-
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which DR. Trues l5liXir is will prompt
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ALL DEALERS
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Sundays Events.

An interna ional chess masters
tournament Is to be opened today at
yeldes, Jugo.Slayia.
The commencement program a Yale
University will be ushered. in today
with the bscealaurea address by
President Hadley. = re "
I. sInteres. ing ceremonies are to Dc
held at Williams College today or
the occasion OF the transfer to he col
lege of the remains Of It's founder
Col Ephriaf1 Williams. -
The Tzecho.Sloyaks are to begin a
two weeks program Of festivities al
Prague today In celebra ION OF the
regaining of theft freedom after 300
years of conques by, the former Aus
tro,Hungarian Empire.
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Today's Anniversaries.

1721--Abou one half of Montreal was
destroyed by fire.
1866 Edward TifIln, first S ate COVER
nor of Ohio. born at Carlisle
England. died at Chillico.eh
l., Aug. ., 1929.
Concannen, first Catholic
bishop of New York, died at
Naple3, ally. Born in Ireland
about 1740.
1S20-Slr Joseph Banks. famous ma
uralist, one OF the founders OF
h9 Royal Institution OF Great
ifA @Br ain, died. Born Jan. y. 174S
1SO, The Dfleahs princes addressed
the French Legislative assembly
8llihemanding their riglrhto return
Ia France. e1nI Ft" 5@si 2
1884 4ssEnsiahd Began eolobra ion II
honor Of the completion of tht
~ 9h lsix iesh year of Queen Victor!af
..nt.. reign. 9lligtG2 No t'nalq II
i9OOLChihese ultima uin that Foreign
ministers should leafc Pekr
within "a hours. oIoiA 81
1917 Trading III cotton for flf'ure de
go livery on New York Cotton Elk
10 lA changepeacheda2T cents a'nhnnt
Pc The highest price since 1871
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RECENT GAS ATTACKS !
Clippings and othef Debris From the
Ialai q Snort coIdWn u the n
ees -, . L esty
A PrecarIous Position

~ A PreearIous Position.
Frank Youree is waiting on window
glass to enclose his new hotel Sloan
Springs Herald. "
A Ford was seen coming down Main
street followed by cloud of black
.vapor A small boy on the sidewalk
cried Hey. what We using, soft coal
or wood?"
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CRUSH THE BRITISH
CRY IN THE EAST
Moslem Uprising and Red Coopera-
ton Confirmed My State
Department.

Department. 4
Washington, June 17.--Detail5 of the
much heralded uprisings in the Mo-
hammedan world against British ruleE
and in favor of the Turkish NATIONAL
lists and Bolsheyih were rece.v here
today in official advices.
The reports confirm advice8 as to |
Moscow and Munich conferences re,
eeived some time ago by the State De-
partment. Enver Pasha Djemal Pasha
and Talaat Pasta, Turkish Nationalist
leaders, We're reported to have confeIT1
ed with CnaraclHt3 and Bolsheviki at
Munich. while representatives from I'M
dia, Egypt, Afghanistan, Persia, Aver
beijhan and Georgia met Turkish Ma
ItionalistsH and Lenine at Moscow
Plans for uprisings in the Mohamme-
dan world concident with BolsheviM
thrust on Persia and India are said to
have been laid at these meetings A
force Of 10000 troops commanded by
Gen. Kuropatkin was promised the
Mohammedan world by Lenine at Mos
COW
Following the two conferences, a
training school was established at Mos
COW for representatives of the Turkish
Nationalist. From this school, after
a rigorous course OF instruction in the
plans and objects of the conspiracy
groups of from ten to twenty and fiji
ty Of the Young Turks" it is said,
| were sent to propaganda headquarters
, In Persia, Afghanistan, India, Egypt,
, Georgia, Azerbeijhan and Bulgaria to
promote the intrigue and make ready
/ for the march southeastward of the
) Bolshevik army through Persia to In
2 dia and southwestward toward Egypt.
4 According to the official reports, the
: Turkish Nationalist and Bolsheviki
Z propaganda has been particularly eff
: fective among the fanatical Egyptian
;. tribesmen the Senussi, in the Lybian
( Desert. The situation there Is report
!. cd to be critical Official reports have
!. told Of unrest in India and the effect
liveness OF the Young Turks prop
uganda there.
Generally the plans of the Bo'shevik
are said to include the diversion Of
8 British attention from Mesopotamia tc
Egypt by the uprising OF the Eenuss
: and their sweep eastward at the nom
}, ent when the Bosheviki We're prepar
/, ed 20 push into Persia. Occupation
of Thrace by Greek troops would BIZ
C taken advantage OF by Indictment o
t the Bulgars and local disturbances II
d Syria and Palestine have been project
ed to supplement the major outbreak
4 in India and Egypt.
" Organization of Georgia and Azerb
Il eijhani is said to have been completed
3 by the Bolsheyih MuCtapha Kemal
d the Turkish Nationalist leader, is re
Z ported to be pledged TO give any mil
ii tary support necessary in Turkey t
\ add eompliQatlb1a % he aliieady fol-
n milable Observation-Disclosures Nationals
o German plot against the Muhammedal
a Domains Of thasBritish Empire. 4s
4 4 4 f Z q II
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Sundays Biz hdays

Prince Juan tnird son of tho King
and Queen of Spain, born in Madrid
7 years ago today
Mrs. Finley j Shepard formerly
Miss Helen M, Could, born in New
York city, SO years ago today.
Charles r. Murphy, head of the
Tammy Hall organization, born in
New York ely, So years ago today.
Francis Il. Warren, United States
senator from Wyoming. born at EIins
dale, Mass, 76 years ago today
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Today's B,rthdays

1 Earl Of Bemersyde (Field y Marahal
Haig), British commando iq The
World WaSa born in Scotland ~ yeaFi
ago today. ,.,.'.,, gf'....',...,. ,.at 7,
Rear Admiral Newton A. MtCul'y
commanding American warshps in
Russian wa ers, born at Anderson
S. c., SO years ago today a7 aa
Max Pemberion, popular novelist
and playwright, born in Birmingham
England, 81 years ago today.
! William A. Brady, well.known thea
trical manager and producer, born in
San Francisco. 50 years ago today.
Edward V. Cicot e, pitcher of the
Chicago American league baseball
team, born in Detroit, &c years ago TO
day.
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Ancient Mcn.Y.

The nrst coins used by the civilized
nationS OF the Cncicnt world were
small metal ingo;s stamped with q
rulers seal. It9fs'proh8ble that they
were first mlnted ~ lydia the rich
Asian Kingdom of which Croesus was
%ihe most famous king. The punch.
mdrGed'%ccins Of India are assigned
10 a lefl5d older even than shat Of
BndAulsl2
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Wen to Know the Worst.

Thirty thousand years ago, says
weekly journal the seas around Eng
land were at n higher level than at
present. II is difficult to know what
can be done about it. hut II Is Just as
well jhai Che matter should he men
toned toni"o prreh
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NC Mnde up Of eurprIses.

life is a series of surprises. We do
not guess today the power Of tomor-
w.-Emerson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-28
INTERNATIONAL
 AIR RAGE WON
 BY FRENCHMAN
Major Schroeder, H. Rinehart Only Americans Entered,
 Forced to Withdraw.

ETAMPES, France, Sept 2S-Sadi Lecounte, famous French aviator, to- day won the international airplane race for the James Gordon Bennett trophy, covering the 300 kilometer course in one hour, six minutes and seventeen and half seconds.
 E. P. Raynham, the sole British entry, withdrew after the first lap and Major P w. Schroeder and How ard Rinehart, the only Americans represented among the starters, also withdrew, early in the race.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-28
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
National League

6Otts- At New York-First game, New York 2, Botson1; Second game, New York 2, Boston 3. At Chicago-St. Louis l6, Chicago l.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-28
KING TIRELESS
 CHAM0IS HUNTER
No Effort Too Great For Alfonso When Trailing
 Nimble Mountain Game.

SANTANDER, Sept. 2S.-No fati- for King Alfonso when he decides to
 go hunting the chamois in the Picos
 de Europe, as he did this year in August after attending the horse
 races and personally steering his
 yacht to victory in the regetta at ception, he was accompanied by number of women, who love hunting and who are connected by family
 ties with the royal house. as well
 as by some of his personal sporting friends.
 The party includer the Queen. Princess Alice of Albany, the Lord Athlone, the Marquise and March ioness de Viana, the Marquise and
 Marchianess de Villaviciosa de Ast-
 uras. Luis de Bustamante and
 number of court functionaries of high rank
 l The central point of the hunting is Pena Vieja, right in the heart of the Picos. and to reach the royal
 hunting very trying three of four hours horseback ride is necessary. The distance from Camaleno, where
 the party mounts, is only 12 miles distance but the ascent is sharp all the way and at places great
 care has to be taken in passing along narrow paths looking over abrrnt nrecinjceS
 The site of the hunting box is Lloroxa, at a height of S,450 feet | above sea-level and here has been
 built a miniature palace containing rnany modern comforts. At night it is always cold at this height and
 many of the mountain peaks are GOV cred with eternal snow. Even dur ing the day cool winds are constant. Activity is the watchword during he kings short stay. Everybody must have breakfast and be ready to start at seven in the morning for he higher peaks where the chamois is found. All the hunters are provid
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-28

Georges Carpenter. Fren:n ring idol. v-ho will fight Battling Levinsky at Ebbets Field Brook lyn. N. Y.. on Columbus Day, Oc- tober 12. for the light heavy weight crown of the world. He recently spurned an offer of Jack Dempsey to fight for the cham pionshi' in November. but 1t seems Carpenter wants to eilm- mate Levinsky before tackling the champion. He was offered the sum of S200,000 if he would fight Dempsey. but 1t was e. fused, as, according to Carpen- tier. he wants to put Monsieur Levinsky away before scrapping with Dempsey.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-28
ATHLETES IN
 BRISK STRUGGLE TO
 MAKE VARSITY SQUAD

RENO, NEVADA, Sept, 2S.-The usual mad scrambles for places On the football teams of the great uni versailles are not outdoing the contests for the right to represent the Uni versity of Nevada this year. Urged on by the prospect of trip to flaw iii if they make the team, the mem energy rarely seen at the smaller col
 eges in their efforts to clinch places on the eleven.
 The Nevadans hung up an envi- able record for gameness, spirit anl ability last year. and the struggle is a keen one every sense of the wori
 Eight of last years eleven are counted on to return to college this fall and as these men are consider ed to have more or less of lien on their old places, there are but three vacancies on the regular eleven. Bradshaw, whose passing won admir- ation from many last year, will cap tain the team and will be it's chief of operations in the field, playing at quarterback. Fifteen men who have won their letters are working out.
 The Nevadans' schedule calls for opening the season against the ele- ven from the University of California Farm School, of Davis, here October 15, and from then to Thanksgiving day they will face battering period of training for their post-season games at Honolulu. the first of these on Christmas day, is with the Univer sity of the Hawaiian Islands, whoever that may prove to be.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-28
TACOMA STAR TO PLAY
 COAST LEAGUE BALL

TACOMA, Wash, Seut. 28.-Art Bourg, Outfielder of the Tacoma club of the Pacific International League, has been sold to the Portland Coast League team under an optional agree ment. In his first season of pro fessional baseball, Bourg hit. oyer 300 and proved one of the fastest men in the league.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-28

ed with ropes in case of danger in passing the deep precipices, on the edges of which are chamois gener ally is found. Great agility is re- quisited once the game has been merked The small animals are usu- ally noticed at a long distanse like small black dots leaping from point to point shooting has to be ex- treemly accurate and as rule many shots are expended on one animal as he dashes headlong among the rocks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-28
American League.

At hicago-Chicago ?, Detroit 0. At St. Louis - Cleveland 8, St. Louis 4.
 Washington |; Second game: Boston ?, Washington 0. At Philadelphia-New York 3, Phil adelphia 0.
 Pacific Coast League At Los Angeles-Los Angeles ,, San Francisco 2.