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FORFEITS LIBERTY BONDS.

San Antonio, Texas, Sept. 4.-Gen- eral Ricardo Gonzales, former rebel during the Carranza regime of Mex ico, forfeited $2,000 in liberty loan bonds of the United States here to- day when he failed to appear before Chief Immigration Officer E. w. Smith to answer a charge of violat- ing the passport rulings by enter ing this country without proper pa pers.
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RAIN IN OKLAHOMA.

Oklahoma City, Sept. 1. IIcavv soaking rains fell over the cotton and the corn and wheat regions Of the state last night, according to re ports to the weather bureau here otday. Saltwater reported presipi- tation of GOT inches.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, Sept. 4.-Rough rice no sales; receipts TAB sacks; mil lers receipts none; clean rice stca ly; Honduras 1,750 pockets 8 IA ll 10 1-4; blue rose 2,S00 pockets i G 5 3-4; Carolina 732 pockets IA G 9 IA; Edith 560 pockets 10; bran and polish unchanged. No receipts.
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PANHANDLE AUSTRIANS.

Vienna Sept. 4.-War prisoners re- turning from Russia have informed the government that soldiers at Mos- SOW refuse to permit Austrian offi- gers to leave Russia. It is alleged that the officers are dragged from trains leaving the frontier.
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VERMONT CENSUS.

Washington, Sept. 4.-Statc of Vermont 352,d2l; decrease 3,535, or minus l.0 per cent.
 Kent coNnty, Mich containing Grand Rapids. lS3,GIl, increase g. S96, or l1.O NNr cont.
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The latest word from the commit tee on arrangements at Midway Park IS that everything will be ready for the colorcd picnic Monday. They will Kill three large cattle, several hogs and goats for the barbecue. 1t service. Lewis E. Hutchins, Arkansas City, Arkansas. 7-2o-.f.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York, Sept. 4.-Exchange steady; sterling; sterling 60 day bills $50 5-s; commercial 60 day bills on banks $50 5-8; demand 3.55; ca bles 3.55 3-4.
 Francs demand 6.94; cables 6.96; Belgian francs demand 7.38; cables TAO; lire demand 4.58; cables AGO; marks demand 1.99; cables 200.
 New York exchange on Montreal 9 3-8 per cent discount.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Fort Worth 8, Shreveport 6. San Antonio 8, Beaumont SC called ninth, dark.
 Galveston I, Houston 2. Dallas ?, Wichita Falls 8.
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GOLD MONOGRAM WATCH fob, J. F. R. engraved. Lost in front
 of Rutherford's garage; reward of $5 if returned to Rutherfords at Sec ond and State or phone 23. 9-5-6t
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FOR SALE-10O thoroughbred R. |. R. chickens; 30 thoroughbred White Leghorn chickens; ? good milk cows; thoroughbred Duroc pigs. Ad- dress G 2, care Graphic.
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ROOM WITH BOARD and table board; house strictly
 modern. Apply 502 East Sixth, tel
 ephone 2823. 9-5-6t
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Music by the Jazz Orchestra at the colored picnic Midway Park Monday Barbecued meats, cold drinks, etc.
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FOR SALE-LILY OF THE VAL
 ley roots. Mrs. H. J. Davis, phone 1888, 7O5 West Barraque. 9-4-6t
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l As CITY SOLICITOR; |.hle, Me steady, ambitious
 work his way up; per
 Ion Address with ref vy, s77. Pine Bluff, Ark. 0''' 9-3 12t
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FO RSALE-19O5 WEST SEVENTH. Four room, light, gas, etc.; full sized
 lot; $S6O cash, balance $25 per month without interest; first class
 repair; best bargain out. McNew Realty company, 200 West Barraque, phone 971. 9-5-6t
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kw MILL MEN AND |anply Norton Wheeler E Citizens bank build
 9-1-tf
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SPRAYED FROM MY PLACE ON the Dollarway road, about four miles from Pine Bluff, one small yellow and white cow, about years old; $5 reward for return of same to Oscar Hardin at Harding and An derson Furniture company.
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, SEPTEMBER 18th, ed apartment, close in, a, light housekeeping, Iunle. References eX- Inc 1864.
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WANTED-A GOOD COOK AT Phone 1865 or apply 1412 Linden.
 9-5-6t
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30x30 1-2 NON-SKID NEW FIRE
 stone tire on rim Saturday morning on Little Rock road. Reward, w..
 D. Hawk, 24O1 State street, Little
 Rock. 8-3O--t
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LOST-BLACK HOG SPRAYED from Seventeenth and Main, about a week ago. Any one having infor- nation, please notify Foster With wite, at Twenty-Sixth and Olive.
 Q01.cf
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,oD COOK; PERMA-
 Apply 1412 Linden, or
 9-5-6t
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FOR SALE
STOP paying rent,

STOP paying rent,
 LOOK at this bunch of bargains,
 LISTEN to the voice of opportun- ity!
 Seven one story cottages and one vacant lot in that part of Pine Bluff just north from the railway shops. will sell separately or all together. Here ahey are: On East Barraque, 1913 and 1915, and vacant lot adjoin- ing 1915; on East Pullen, 1907, 1913, 1915, 1877 and 1919.
 Let us tell you about price or terms on any one of these. R. H. M. Mills and Sons, 3rd floor Citizens bank, Pine Bluff, Ark, phone 20. Night phone 682.
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FOR SALE-TWO ROLL TOP DESKS at bargain. Adams Printing Co.
 8.6-tf
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IELE'

YOUNG LADY TO a press. Apply up- s Printing company.
 9-5-6t
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ETLEMAN DESIRES Pstairs, and garage in
 must be well located; Ie full particulars and Pees. ?. o. Box 157, 9-4-3t
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IR WANTED AT ONCE
 Vest Second avenue. 9-4-6t
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR sale. Apply: 215 East Eighth ave- nue, or phone 1874. 3t
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[oNE NICELY FUR |.~' also one unfur- } ''.A' oa convenient to N 0f 4 blocks of town.
 ~' care Graphic.
 k,H,., 8-2a-6t
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ER-APPLY IN PER- |o 24O5 West Second. might watchman, Ft.
 h Syrup Co. 9-4-6t
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LOST

OF MONEY CON- taining two 5-dollar hills and eight 1-dollar bills; lost Saturday between
 311 Olive and American Excelsior laundry. Please return to w. c.
 Raley at American Excelsior laun- dry. 9-5-6t
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FOUND.

TAKEN UP-ONE HORSE AT 1401
 Missouri on Wednesday, August 25. Owner may have same by proving and paying charges. 8-29-6t
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BED, CHILD'S BED, handsome davenport, and other fur
 niture for sale; bargains. Phone
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h BUY-ONE GOOD
 Eow: rubber-tired bug |e horse, with harness. 1O5 E. Court street. 8-29-6t
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kpERIENCED SEAMS
 |xperienced need not
 |oldweber, 413 Main 9-4-3t
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lot ,t SEVEN ,ta ROOM |pv.n;. ai aoos West Fifth; |pns nsN,,eaees' ,a7e Apply G. k'o' 8-31-6t |,,ll CORNER ! a'ss a.is' and gas; 'sas easy
 'asance Agency,
 s-30.lm
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lIS WANTED.

gLlGHT HOUSEKEEP- Rst part of town pre- ess X Y z, care of
 8-31-5t
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EENoGRAPHER AM !. 4'' either lady of gen.
 " sexperience, education
 0''i''e 9-4-6t
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lENCED SALESLADIES |ur annex store. Apply
 Froug company. 8-29-6t
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FOR RENT OR LEASE IN AUTO-
 MOBILE CENTER: Garage or store at 1920 State street. Phone 1887 or 731, or see J. A. Me Leod, owner. 9-5-6t
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1.-TWO FURNISHED
 p'e' water, lights, gas
 m kitchen; reason. P.y PsyaE sOS East Sixth 9-2et
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FORD AUTo--1N Goob RUNNING
 condition; will make good delivery wagon, or stripped car; terms given
 if desired. Apply Geo. H. Adams. Phone IA. 8-3-6t
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FIVE ROOM HOUSE ON SOUTH side of Second avenue, near Cotton Belt shops; easy terms. A. G. Rus sell. Home Insurance Agency. 8-25-1m
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70 OR THREE LIGHT
 to keep at night, by |ookkeeper. 9-2-6t
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IqFjElADVEMI5ENENIS
HOME-LOOK ]

OWN YOUR HOME-LOOK AT these: Five-room modern home, near 18th and Cherry; 4-room, modern large lot, near 9th avenue car line and First Ward school; 2-story mod ern home, west of Main; 5-room mod ern home, Rutherford Park; two choice lots in Rutheford Park; two choice lots on Laurel street; one lot, one blockk from 18th and Cherry. See A. G. Russell Home Insurance Agen- cv. 123 Main street.
 O>o~~~>e~r -~>~->~~~>~~ FOR sALE-ONE DWELLING; NINE rooms and bath; large lot; south and east front; fine lawn; shade trees and hedge; near car line, and in good neighborhood; real bargain. One dwelling; four rooms and bath; near car line; on easy terms. Three beau tiful lots; terraced and we'll located; near car line in fine neighborhood. For information and terms see or phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,, Phores 9 and 112. 7-25-tf
 -.So~~oS>)~
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|wo DELIVERY BOYS; lvo school age; one to lVe otber to ride a wheel .e. Market, s,bet sos West Eff. f.
 Maj lno. 9-5-6t
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GIONS-MALE

SETON AS CASHIER aggressive town. Eight Ence; best references; |hier of bank in Missis- bire to locate in Pine 6; satisfactory reasons Will take any amount htracted until January |not come before that consider hl. Address: Cashier,
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

A PASSENGER CHALMERS CAR
 for sale; a real bargain. See Jay
 Levine. 9-4-3t
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 S~~~-NO> |.s SEVENTH - FOUR
 s', t., eEc,' full size lot; ! ietsa ivalaaee s25.OO per 1 hsrss! ssiest' First-class bv sa,a soa out. McNew \" NOo W. Barraque.
 ~o 9-5-Gt
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FURNISHED ROOM AT Fe'' modern conven- F@en preferred. Phone
 9-4-6t
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E-FURNIsHED FOR Eaa p,ns' g modern. phone
 Vo Maln street. 9-26t
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BATHROOMS

FW0 STORY RESI- l and bath, corner sec Y. Apply George List,
 1oo'' 9-5-6t
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21-MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

21-MISCELLANEO WANTS
 WANTED-WIDE w AWAKE SPE- cialty salesmen; snappy line of temperance Drinks to country trade; sldeline of exclusive; easy sellers; 70 per cent commission; full com mission on repeat orders. $50.00 weekly drawing account. Crown Beverage Co.,. Title Guaranty Bldg, St. Louis, Mo. 9-5-1t ~>>->~>>>~~~ ~~-~~~~~>~ LOUISIANA OIL >NEWS-WEEKLY; $S YEAR. GET IT, ADVERTISE IN IT, THROUGH ME. ONLY OIL PUBLICATION COMPLETELY COY- BRING SOUTH ARKANSAS. R. S. WEST, 110s CHERRY. PHONE 2S32. a-2a.ft s"'"@r<'----.e>~-~->
 Money to loan on land, improved or un'mproved, at seven per cent, prompt
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FINISHED ROOMS ulred' Phone 1916. 9-4-1m
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l p11y-sECoND HAND
 ,pst ne be in good con { Easonable a,asu price. Address ss easoiia 9-5-6t Eraphic. oo~.~-~~~~~c
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FOR SALE-AUTOS. FORD FORM a-truck for sale, $450.00; cash or terms. Wilson Motor company, IA West Barraque street, phone S46.
 9-1-tf
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FOR SALE-AUTOS. HERE IS A chance for a real bargain in an au-
 tomobile. For a limited time only
 we offer one 5-passenger Auburn Beauty Six, almost new. Five brand new tires, Gabriel Snubbers, n ev-
 erything. Julian Auto company, 317 Pine street. Phone 77 and we will gladly demonstrate it.
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,,,1E HELP.

En SHIPPING CLERK. Ep nermanent position. 1;
 sn' pa,,alifications and rte n' A." sare Graphic
 (ss h' - 9-5-6t
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-07
Harmony Lodge, B'Naa B,Rash.
CONVERSATION ACHIEVEMENTS.

Eleven compensation agreements were filed with and approved by Com pensa4ion Commissioner Edward T. Buckingham today
 Leonardo Pappo, 7z Ives Court is to receive $s-41 a week while in capacttated by an injury to his thigh and back, from D'Augustino & Gen. nau0; Edward Williams, 44s Broad street, $a0.6s week, from T. J. Par dy Construction Company, for a J. Damn, $40 State street, SIS a week from the Bridgeport Glass company, for a cut to the bone of his right knee; Marco Vigf1ant, 497 Madison avenue, S15.a5 a week, from the T. J. Pardy Construction company, for a broken finger; John Mcdonald, of , South NorwaIk, $9.75 a week, from the Rade1 Oyster company, for an in- lection of right ankle; John Annase, South Norwa1k, $S a week, from R. D. Tristram for burns on hand and face; Tony Prunetia, B Lexington avenue, S11-55 a week from T. J. Pardy Construction company, for a sprained wrist; Louis Mama, of Derby, $8-3e a week from Premier & Potter Printing Press Company for an injured toe; Edward Noonan, 35 Reservoir street, SIP a week from the Aberthaw Construction company, for a sprained ankle; A. ". Phillips, 96G Hancock avenue, SIS week from HeppenstaI Forge company for a bruised back; and Steve Ludwig, SIS a week from c. ". B1alzeslee & Sons for a confusion of the toe.
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K. c. MINSTREL LEADER HAS
 zUCCHETT0
Prizes White Silken Gap Very Highly---Gift /
 of Pope

To have been leader in the great community singing movement on the Pacific Coast at the commencement of the war and then to have sojourn- ed among the troops in Europe or ganizing and directing minstrel show and choir com posed of dough- boys are some of the achievements of Charles c. Dunn. an attorney of San Francisco and Oakland, Cal, who re- turned from Europe this week.
 MT. Dunn, who represented the Knights of Columbus and was one of its most indefatigab1e workers dis played on his arrival two very unique placed in his custody at the start of his homeward journey. A silken white zucchetto worn by Pope Bene- portant ecclesiastical gatherings were in sessions at the Vatican was one of the souvenirs.
 The ecclesiastical skull cap which is worn over the tonsure by high ranking prelates and the Pope was intrusted to the care of MT. Dunn by Edward L. Hearn, Commissioner ot the Knights of Columbus work in France, who received 1t at recent audience at the Vatican. It will be presented to the Rev. Dr. George Daugherty, vice-rector of the Cath olie University at Washington. D. c.
 Another odd souvenir carried by the Knights of Columbus man was 8 burned book from the library of the University of Louvain which was de- stroyed by the destructive artillerJ
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fire of the Germans in Belgium. The volume is half burned from the flames which swept the historic and universally famous collection of books of the university It Is a history of France of early print and was given to MT. Dunn by Professor De Bokker to be presented to the Rev. pr. Pat rick J. Hea2y, a former pupil of Lou vain and a warm friend and pupil of Prof. De Bokker. pr. Healy is now director of studios at the Washington Institution.
 Speaking On Belgium, MT. Dunn said that the country is rapidly taking to the problems of reconstruction. The industrial life of the country is being restored by the quick replacing of the machinery parts which the Germans took with them to Germany and had to restore to the stricken country un- der the, rigid terms of the armistice. "All of the stolen pieces of machinery which the Germans took out of the factories thus hoping to cripple Bel giums industrial life has been re- turned.
 "It has been big job because there l were thousands upon thousands ot | pieces taken away. The battlefelds
 are being cleared of debris and be | believe that although there was the
 equivalent of barbed wire strung abou
 the fields and hills of the country the
 Be1gians, from my observation, have 1 cleared up more of the wire thar
 France, where one encountsrs mile: and miles of it.''
 l The minstrel troupe which MT. Dunn 1 organized under the K. of c. auspice. | played to 50,000 men in France, Lux i embourg, Belgium and along the ter l ritory occupied by the Americans il Germany. It had 50 players, al orch estra and special transportation facilities for carrying the scenery ant
 costumes. At Trier, Germany, tn
 K. of C. man organized the onl.
 known choir of doughboys who sana | othe high mass in the Jesuit churcl
 in that city. The choir had five so loists and the organ was played b, MT. Dunn. For many months he wa stationed at the German border t take charge of clubs for the Knights
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-07
CANAL PAYS NATION.

Washington, Jan. Tolls paid by ships using the Panama Canal during December aggregated more than $8o0,000 which is the record month to date. Traffic has been steadily in creasing since the armistice. During the last fiscal year the receipts show ed gross surplus of approximately $200,000. Receipts in October were around $600,0O0.
 Several additional lines of foreign owned ships are making plans to utilize the canal for routes between European ports and ports on the Pa cific Coast of both North and South America, and between Europe and the Orient. The prospect of a con- stantly increasing financial balance is excellent.
 The canal can handle several times the volume of traffic now passlne through it. Nevertheless a second canal will eventually be required tt | take care of increasing business, Sec retary of War Baker believes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-07
WAR DEPT. PUTS SURPLUS STOCKS
 UP TO BE SOLD
Prices Are Discount of 10 Per Cent. From Prices In
 Army Retail Stores

The War Department offers for sale to state, municipal and county 1nst- tutions any commodities or materials embraced in it's surplus stocks at a discount of 10 per cent. from the prices prevailing in the Army Quar- termaster retail stores or the prices at which those institutions can purchase similar commodities in similar quan- titles through established trade chan nels. The War Department win ex- tend to such public institutions a credit of 90 days.
 Goods purchased upon these terms by the public institutions will be de-
 Iivered by the War Deparmen freight prepaid, providing the order
 for the goods can be filled by the War
 Department from it's warehouses or
 depots in the zone in which the pl1r-
 chasing institution is located.
 The Quartermaster General of the
 Army has issued Instructions to the superintendents of the Army Quarter
 master retail stores to grant to n1u- nfcipalitiesp a discount of 10 per cent and a credit of 30 days on all pur- chases of items now on sale in those stores which may be acquired by the municipalities for consumption in their institutions or resale to their residents.
 The purchasing agent of an instftu- ton which seeks a 10 per cent. dis count from prices quoted through es- tablished trade channels will be re- quired to certify, both the prices from which he desired the discount an6 the fact that \the prices quoted are prices for commodities similar 1T character to those embraced in the War Department surplus and may be acquired through trade channels al the quoted prices in the quantities called for by his order.
 Institutions purchasing on the | terms outlined will be required to file orders with the Zone Supply Officer 1 of the zone in which the institution | is located If the bill of goods order 1 ed is not available in the zone il which the order Is placed, the Zone | Supply Officer will so advise the pur
 chasing agent, and will, whenevel | possible, advise him in what zone the
 thrilled portion of the order is ob | tainab1e. Freight charges for ship ] nents made from a zone other thai | that in which the order originated
 must be borne by the purchaser. | Purrhasing agents are requested | wherever possible, to make inspection 1 of goods prior to shipment. If good l purchased are mot inspected prior t. shipment, claims for damaged or de
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teriorated commodities must be filed by the purchasing agent with the Zone Supply Officer with whom the order was originally placed within ten days after the arrival of the material.
 Purchasing agents for institutions embraced in the War Departm ent's g offer. who desire to purchase surplus stocks, are requested, whenever they are in the market for commodities or materials similar in character to those carried i'm the Army Quarter master retail stores, to file with the Zone Supply Officer at the Zone in which the institution is located an in : ventory of their requirements. The Zone Supply Officer, in turn, will promptly advise the prospective pur- chaser of such part of his order as can be filled from the local zone, and, where possible will furnish informa- ton as to where the untitled portion of the order may be obtained.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-07
FRATERNAL NEWS
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WAR

VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS.
 The first annual convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, fifth dis rict, will be held in this city on Jan nary 16, in the sun parlor of the Etratfield Hotel.
 t The executive committee of the Raymond w. Harris Post held a meeting last night, in the new quar- ters in the Lyric building, and made final arrangements for entertaining the hundred or more delegates who vii attend the convention. The fifth district includes all the posts of Connecticut and Rhode Island hav- ing within it's membership, nine na- tiona1 officers distributed among the 28 posts.
 A banquet will be rendered in the evening in the Stratfield hotel in honor of the n-chief, F. Warner Karling; Adjutant General F. Joyce; Chief of Staff, Robert G. Woodstde, and the honorary mem ber, Mrs s. 2. PoE.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-07
w1REnEss oPERAroR Iosr.

New York, Jan. = The French steamer Madonna. arriving here from Naples today, reported the loss of Chief Wireless Operator Berg1s, who disappeared in the height of last Mondays storm. He left the bridge to go to breakfast and is believed to have been washed overheard
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-07

Use the white tape for. mending. Take a piece the length of tear or slit and turn in edges of tear and fell neatly onto tape.