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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-05

In an attack of acute rheumatism in which there is much pain, Bal lard's Snow Liniment is a necessary prat of the treatment. It is a pow erful pain relief. Three sizes, BOG, 6Oc and s1.20 per bottle. Sold by w.. L. Dewoody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-05
A Fire is Dreadful

under any circumstances. But how much more so when the home is un-
 insured and the once comforta ble family is rendered homeless and pen niless. If you have neglected insur- ance so far do so no longer. Let us insure your home today. You can not count on escaping the fire fiend R day longer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-05
TELEPHONE MEN MEET.

Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 4-Hundreds of telephone officials from throughout the country attended the opening session here today of the annual con- vention of the independent telephone association of the United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-05

MT. Daniels threatens to make things look almost as bad for Ad- miral Sims as the admiral made things look for MT. Daniels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-05

operate in the activities of the work of the church, minimize differences and band together in vital and eff fective union.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-05

Fortify yourself against colds, grip and influenza by toning up your system thru the use of Dr. Brunson's druggists. Manufactured by Rein Famous Prescription. Sold by all berger & Collier. 1-24-tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-15
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs. william 4. Scott and two
children left Tuesday for Troy, where
they we're joined by Mr.. Scott and are
now en- route for Key West. Mrs.
Scott has been spending several
months with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. F. Houghton.
Rev. ]. G. Rawson of the Baptist
church has extended an invitation TO
the members of Tucker lodge F g. A.
NJ. and Tucker chapter, o. +. s.. to
attend service on Sunday evening,
December 26
There will be another social at
Masonic Temple. Friday evening of
this week. to which all masons, stars
and their friends are invited. Good
music. dancing and refreshments. A
silver collection will be taken.
Byron McGraw, who is stationed
with the u. S. cavalry at Fort Ethan
Allen. has hecn called home by the
nncss and death OF his father, NJ II,
McGraw.
Joseph Gleason and Francis Jones
have returned from Detroit where
they have been attending the Michi-
gan State Automobile school for three
months.
Harry cordas left Monday for New
York city
The mill Of the Stark Paper com
pany resumed work today, after q
weeks shut down for repairs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-15
CHANGE PROGRAM TONIGHT
ain Search Of a Million" by orth and
Coleman at Opera House.

Coleman az opera rouse
The orth and Coleman big Tip Top
Merrymakers playing at the Opera
house all this week, have an entire
change of program fer today and to.
morrow. The bin called I'm Search
of a Million brings the two coined
ians In contact with an heriess to a
/ million and one fights the other as to
who can make her laugh the most IN
order to win her hand, and II is a
laugh from start to finish, The second
Ihalf of the bill carries them onto a
circus ground where they try to steal
f. everything but the circus tents. All
new scenery. new wardrobe and new
musical numbers will be on for these
two days Nothing will be repeated
On Friday night Mr. Lemons, Amer
cas- champion donder shoe endur.
ance dancer, is open to meet all com
ers in a dancing contest And on
Friday night Mr.. Lemons win give a
special exhibition of championship
wooden shoe endurance dancing, On
Friday another complete change OF
program will take nlace
Miss Wallace. who was given a re
ception when she appeared on the
stage last night, has all new song.
and wardrobe to offer for those twt
DAYS of the week Miss Wallace, whC
is q first cousin of Americas famous
woman composer, Mrs, II. II. A
Beach, has received special voca
training from Mrs Beach, and she
viii offer one OF her latest opera hits
recently written for her, tonight
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

"sky-Eye" Library Theatre tomor-
row ADV.
The Branding Iron'-Library The,
Friday and Saturday ADV.
Big special 2-hour program at Ii.
brafy Theatre today Read big ad.
Adv
Sweet cream, heavy and best for
whipping. 254 Union st. Tel. SIM.
ADV.
Fancy, beaut full boxes OF choco
latss, large variety at the Fruitland.
ADJ
Community dance at the high school
building tonight, 1899 to lice. Ad-
mission 40 cents f
Branch No. 5 Of st Mary's Guild
VIII meet with Mrs 0. w Idarwood
Thursday afternoon from 8 to s.
I Robert II. Merrill. who has been
confined to his home in Old Benning-
ton by illness. is able to be out again.
If your funny bone isn't safe and
sound, don't see THE Land of Jazz"
starring Eileen Percey-Mr. and Mrs.
DeHaven in Vacation Tine and cpl
sode 10 Of Bride 49,. Shows at Z
and 8, Harte Theatre today. Adv
The Bennington Club has arranged
a smoker for members and invited
guests to be held at the rooms in the
opera house block Thursday evening
The enterta nment win be provided
by a jazz band and vaudeville troop
from Williams college.
There will be a special meeting of
the local post Of the American Legion
4 Thursday evening, Dec 10th, at 1880
o'clock in Leg on headquarters. The
question of having a Post basketball
team and other matters Of Importance
win be considered All members are
urged to attend
h Mrs. Lucy ]. b. Burt, stenograpber
in the Office Of Bachelor & Bates. Is
planning to leave during the week for
New Orleans, Later she will go to
Agricultural College, Miss, where she
will pass the winter with her son,
Prof Frederick Burt.
OWING 10 tue TACT lnat the Chautdu-
qua entertainment is I'M town Satur-
day,the local high school basketball
team will play the d. T. Fraternity
quintet at the Y NJ. G A. court. on
Friday evening the seventeenth, at
eight O'Clock. fast game is as
sured.
An elderly lady would like man
and wife to make their home with her
during the winter, the man to care for
furnace and his wife to keep house
and act as companion Reliable par.
ties only, need apply. Good home for
right party Address B. d. H., p o.
Box 44o. ADV.
Interest coupons On First l. berty
bonds and Victory notes are due today
and the County National Bank is
orediting the accounts of scores Of de-
positors this interest where the bonds
have been left with them for safe
keeping. This bank uays four per.
cent en- savings, the rate is guaran-
teed and there are other advantages
to depositors, ADV.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-15

T0AORROWAnothe 2hour EYE cyonh
beautiful laid the Texas oil fields
THE UPHILL LIMB" thrilling
BATTLE royal Paramount Ak#e
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-15

1AY-The seasons biggest sensaton The BRANDING IRON
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17
MAIN ST. PHARMACY
ROBBED BY DARING
WH|SKEY THIEVES
BOOZE PIRATES ENTER kNEUSSL
DRUG STORE DURlG NIGHT AND
OBTAIN 5 GALLONS OF "PRE.
CiOUS FLUID" WITHOUT LEAV-
ING TRACE OF IDENTITY.

Last night thieves entered the Frank
kneussl drug store, 2l5 Main street,
ana carried away five gallons OF
whiskey valued al about 500. The
thctt which was committed some time
during the night and early his morn
ing, Nas first discovered by Mr.,
kneu5sl when he opened up his estab-
lishmeut Tor business at O'Clock,
Upon entering the prescription room
Mr.. knpus~l discovered that the door
Of the closet in WhCih he stored the
whiskey used for medicinal purposes
had been opened. Upon closer exam
inatiOn it was discovered that two
large bottles, holding approximately
two and one-halt gallons OF whiskey
were missing.
The back door Of the store was un-
locked. while one of the window panea
in the rear Of the building was also
smashed out, which proved that they
entered by way of the window The
cellar door which is outside was
also opened Mr.. kneuss notified
authorities of the theft but so far no
cleW whatever has been found 1t is
the general opinion Of authorities and
MIR. kneussl that the theft was com
mitted by somebody who il we'll ac-
Quainted with Mr. Kneussls place OF
business.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17
COUNTY REALTY MEN
HEAR EVANSTON EXPERT

Owing to the county fair there was
not a full attendance of the members
Of the La Sale County Real Estate
Board at their regular meeting on
Thursday 7. NJ. President Jamison
called the meeting to order and secre-
tarE + NJ Higgins read the report of
the last meeting and after transacting
the regular routine of business Mr..
J. w Work, president OF the Evans
ton Real Estate Board was introduced
by Pres Jamison. and he gave a very
nice talk and some very interesting
and instructive information on the
workings Of the different real estate
boards
Joseph X Britain, of Chicago. H.,
secretary OF the Real Estate Associa-
tiOn Of the State of Illinois, was to
preside at this meeting and Mr.. ".
+. Coftman president of the Gales
burg Board was to deliver an address
at this meeting, but on account OF
other pressing matters il was imp0ssi-
hle for them to attend the meeting
on Thursday afternoon so il was ad-
jOurned until Saturday evening. Sept.
is, AT 80 O'Clock when it is expected
that secretary Britain and president
COftmau will both be in attendance
ana take an active part
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17
SEMl-OFFICIAL RETURNS

out Of the maze of figures which
poured into County Clerk Fergusons
office following Wednesdays primary
totals were obtained, though incor-
rest, or isunderstood telephone re-
ports, from the variouJ precincts,
which do not conpar we'll with the
ser1,-oiticiai count as compiled this
morning by MIR. Ferguson's corps Of
able assistants.
The following is the corrected semi,
official returns on the results Of the
Republican race for nomination as ar
rived at from revision of yesterdays
returns:
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17
THURSDAY DECLARED BY OFF
GALS TO HAVE BEEN BIGGEST
DAY IN HISTORY or IA SALE
COUNTY ASSOCIATION

The biggest day in the history OF
the La Sale County Fair Association
was recorded yesterday when 2o,ooU
people passed inside the park to at
tend the big show Never before had
the attendance reached anywhere
near this mark. The day passed with
out a hitch or single accident being
reported to the fair headquarters.
The crowds started arriving when
the day was young and continued
pouring in until night, The crest Of
the attendance was reached in the
middle Of the afternoon, when at one
time it was reported that over 1000
people We're inside the grounds More
than 1000 paid admissions passed
through the gates, not including the
season tickets,
The automobile parking grounds iu-
side the race track were 50 crowded
yesterday afternoon that it was i'm
possible to jam all the cars of the
visitors inside the park. The fence
around the baseball diamond was par
TALLY torn down by some OF the cars.
Fair stands did rushing business
during the afternoon and evening, and
a large amount Of money passed oyer
the stands for cupies, workbaskcts
and other gew gaws. Some won but
the most We're turned away empty
handed
The crowd WIS fer the most part
composed of out of town people, al-
though large Numbers pf 0tt1UppS
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17

placed William B. Nc
kinley of Champaign in
the lead over Frank L.
Smith for senator.
One error reduced Len small's lead
over osesby by 5,429. Another clip.
ped 2,0os off Mr.. MckinIeys total.
when it was revealed that clerks In
tabulatng the Peoria county vote had
given the LoWden ticket candidate
that number OF votes too many. The
Small discrepancy came to light in the
city New Bureau reports on the Chi
CagO totals
Returns Slow Coming In.
Efforts were continued today to
complete the unofficial count of Wed
neadays primary ballot in the closely
contested Republican gubernatorial
and senatorial nominations and the
Democratic senatorial race. With 453
out OF the 5737 precincts in the state
missing, of which 279 were in Chicago.
Len Small Of kankakee, supported BY
Mayor Thompson of Chicago, for the
gubernatorial nomination. appears an
uncertain victor over Lieut.. Gov. John
&. Oglesby, Lowden candidate by a
plurality of about 1920, in total vote
OF nearly 100000.
Congressman w. b. Mckinley, Low
den candidate for senator, appears
now to have defeated Frank l.. Smith,
supported by Mayor Thompson by q
plurality Of 10,499,
The Vote at 3 O'Clock
Chicago, Sept. l7--Returns from
5,lS2 precincts out of 5,131 in Illinois
for governor:
Cook county, 2205 precincts-Ogles-
by, ll0194 Small 1871 ,645.
DoWnstate, 2.977 precincts-Ogles-
by. 225,932; Small, 147.476.
Grand total, 5,1H2 precincts --Ogles-
by 336,l26; Small. 33912l.
Returns from BIB precincts for
senator give:
Cook county, 2,205 precincts-Mc
kinley, l16 ,661; Smith. 1S4674
nownstate. 2,96S precincts-Mckin,
ley, 2l5.290; Smith. 1882.
Grand total 5,173 precinccts--Mc-
Ninley 331 ,931; Smith, 3g2,416.
johnson Claims Victory
Returns for the Appellate Court
clerk nomination We're coming in SO
slow this afternoon that ii was impOs-
sible for either the Free Trader-Jour-
nal or A. X. Snow, one OF the candi-
dates, TO compile any sort OF an esti-
mate as to what the result would be.
In Aurora, the home of Justus John
son, Mr.. Snow 5 opponent, the election
was claimed for Mr.. Johnson, although
less than half the precincts in the dis
IiCt We're in.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17
FETZER NOMINATED
MUNICIPAL JUDGE

Third in the list of ten candidates
nominated by the Republicans of Cook
county for Municipal Court judges was
William K FetZer "A son OF J. w
FetZer Of this city. The nominee Is
alderman from his ward in the city
council OF Chicago. His Ottawa
friends extend him their congratula-
tiunS
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17
And Still Doing It.

man in Abingdon was fined by a
magistrate for sleeping ANA snoring IN
church. Nothing was done to the clcr.
gyman for putting him to slcep--
Richmond Dispatch, May II, 1870.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17
Enjoyable Sensation.

Emily was tired one night and quite
ready To 90 to bed. As She Law bach
on her little pillow She said. with 4
big sigh: "Oh, how | love to relapse!
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17
OTTAWA {. Of {. TO
WAGE FIGHT ON THE
RIVER POLLUTION
PETITIONS TO BE SENT sEC9E.
TARY BAKER ASKING HIM TO
PREVENT SANITARY DISTRICT
FROM TURNING WATER INTO
ILLINOIS RIVER.

Formal plans for staging a fight
against the pollution OF the Illinois
river by the sanitary district Of Chi
cago We're made at meeting OF the
local Chamber of Commerce and rep
resentatiNes Of the Peoria Chamber
Of Commerce last night The meeting
was held at the request Of Willis
/ Brown, w. r. PiCkard and Eugene
! Brown, a delegation from the Peoria
organization, in the local {. OF {. of
fees.
Besides The Peoria delegation, rep
resentatIves of the waterway commit
tee of the local Chamber of Com
merce Clarence Griggs, W. II. John-
son, r. G. Jordan, C. H. kngman,
Frank Sanders and Mr. Dean of Mar
settles were in attendance.
The Peoria men explained that they
desired to secure the cooperation of
the Ottawa men to take action to pre-.
vent the drainage board from the per-
sistent pollution Of the Illinois river.
rhe Ottawa men agreed TO circulated
petitions which would be sent to Sec
retary of War Baker asking him tOi
make a thorough Investigation OF con-I
di.ious now existing along the riyerI
from ,hicago to the Cult OF Mexico
The petitions read.
"To the honorable Woodrow Wilson,
President OF the United States.
and
TO the Honorable Newton u, Bake~
Secretary OF War
Gentlemen The undesigned tax
payers ana residents of the Illinois
river valley ethan which there is mol
more beautiful or desirable Spo: on
the globe in which TO liyel. would
most respectfully request, before the
sanitary district of Chicago is allow |
ed TO continue dumping sewage intoI
The Illinois river, or before said saui- |
tary district is allowed to turn more
water INTO Jhe Illinois river at food
times or before said sanitary district |
is allowed TO continue breaking the !
plainly written laws of The state Of
Illinois, with relation to the amount OF |
lake water turned into the Illinois |
river at food times, which laws Of
said sanitary district is now breaking !
daily and has been 50 breaking for
twenty years past that representa- |
live, from the 'nited States govern ,
ment and the war department be sent
10 fully investigate conditions now eX-
listing along said river. whore AayeI
been built some Of the most beautiful /
cities in the country, some o, the
most expensive leNoes in existence, /
protecting some of the most produc-t
i've farms in the world, and some Of |
I he largest industries in the nltpl |
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17

Girl Pages In kansas ls0lsIaturs.
In the early seventies girls were en-
ployed as pages in both houses Of IL
Kansas legislature.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17
Arrest M an.
journal for Rhuematism Victims

One of the oldest periodicals in he
world is monthly paper devoted On.
tirely to the interests Of rheumatic
sufferers.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17
DOWN STATE RETURNS
CUT SmALl'S lead TO
1920 over 0GLESBY
BULLETIN.
{By the Associated rtess }

Chicago Sept. H.~--Detection of errors in the
returns from Wednesdays primaries, narrowed
down the SmallOglesby gubernatorial race, and
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17
THE WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Satur-
day; warmer tonight.
Evening star., 1920-11-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
RANK sTETsON. Attorne.

Columbia. Holding Probate Court--Estate Of
Florence Gates deceased.-No, "1iuO. Ad-
ministfation Docket 6.-Application having
hecn made herein for letters of administra
fion on said estate b.: Charles G. Gates, TO
issue unto National savings and Trust Com
Nany. II Is ordered this 9th day of November.
AID. 1910. that Ohio q. Trego. Charles X.
Trceo, Jessie ". Trego and all others con-
rcrned. appear in said court on Monday, the
10th day Of December, AID. 1920. at 10 o'clock
an, 70 show cause why such application
should not be granted Let notice hereof be
Published In the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star once in each Of three
successiye weeks before the return day herein
mentioned. the first publica ton to be not less
than thirty days before said return day
WILLIAM HITZ, Justice. (Seal) Attest
JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Conrf no15. .II229
Evening star., 1920-11-22
0FFICIAL NOTICES.

ZONING COMMISSION of the District Of Co
Iumbia, November 10. 1920-In compliance
Congress approved March I, 1920 tPublic No.
153 66th Congress- entitled "An Act to regu-
late the height. area and use OF buildings In
the District of Columbia and to create Zoning
Commission, and for other purposes'), notice
is sereby given that q public hearing will be
held ii: the Board Room OF the District Build
ing at IL o'clock am. December l, 1920. for
the purpose cf considering the following
changes in the boundaries Of the use dis
tricts and in the reguia ii0ls adopted by the
zontng Commission on August 20. 1920. to wit:
Change from residential district to first com
mer,ial district-Lots 500 and SIS. square
zoos; lots As. 500 and $40. square 11a: lot 81
square :s1s: lots az to 20 and 2" TO 80. inclu-
sivc. square al: lot 70. square '56, the
froGsass on bg,S sas Of avenue
north for distance Of 800 feet.
Amend definition Of height Of court or yard
e "ee cour.|The vertical distance G" from the bot
tom Of any opening In such court. lecessars
for light and ventilation. TO the highest point
of any bounding wall.
Amend paragraph -. Section Mn to read as
follows: t2) In computing the percentage Of
lot OCCUPANCY for any building on lot which
the area Of Surb alley Alleys imusadia tely
ad aecnt IN srsi, lot may b" assumed to Ire
assumed 70 bc n portion Of the lot may not be
greater than 10 per cent Of .he lot proper.
Amend rarsGnph :. Section XIX. :" read as
follows: ~ a building upon through lot
nav waive fhe requirements for rear yard
when compl wing with the percentage of lot oc
cIpancy requirements: Provided. That in
putting the percectase of lot nccrpancy Of
the streets nI'on which hid lot lbuts may be
assumed to BE- IN alley. and. Provided further.
That when such building is located between
lots requiring rear Yards on either or both
sides. srch building through lot shall pro-
vide u court the side sides which the
adjoining lots arr required to provide rear
yards. %
Add TO Section MN. paragraph o. as fol
lows: f3} In the a. and .E' districts.
| a sih nj q
provided. such side yard may. If equivalent in
dimensions and area. be considered II rear yard.
Proposed changes in districts may he afiupt
cd in whole or in part and proposed chaog in
negotiations be adopted with above or
pdi6ed wording. AZ may be deemed advisable
r. BOAEDMAN. ]. THILMAN HENDRICK,
|C s. RIDLEY. ELLIOTT WOODS, Zonins
Commission. no19-lUt
Evening star., 1920-11-22
LABoR's BANK BOOMING.
700 Locomotive Engineers Open
Accounts First Week.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. November o.,
The brotherhood Of Locomotive Engt-
neers Cooperative National Bank,
which opened here recently. closed
Its nrst weeks business with TOO
savings and checking accounts, and
deposits Of moro than 100000. ac-
cording to Warren s. Stone, presi-
dent OF the bank, and grand chief Of
the brotherhood.
this isS the 6rst co-operative conner.
cial bank in the United States. al
though there are $1,000 cooperative
banks in Europe. It Is the first labor
bank in this country.
Capital OF the new institution is
81, 100000, with paid-in surplus of
100000. Stock is owned exclusively
by tho brotherhood and It's members.
and was largely oversubscribed. On-
cials and directors of the bank arc
the officers Of tho brotherhood.
Evening star., 1920-11-22
PROPOSALS.

WAR DEPARTMENT sALD OF BUILDINGS
The ouartermaster General Of the Army
o6ers for sale at Camp A. A. Humphreys.
Accotink, Virginia. located on the WashingtO0
Southern Railroad about eighteen QS) miles
from Washington. D. O..
800 Building
The Salvage Onicer in charge will show prop
arty 70 prospective purchasers at any time.
Circulars. Proposal Forms and detailed infor-
nation may b obtained from the Ohisf. Real
Estate Diviaion. Q: Q: M. G.. Room 2i3s, NUM-
tions Building. Washington. d. C., In whose
once sealed proposals will Be received for open.
in& At 10 A. NJ. December Goth. 1920. uoc2.6t
Evening star., 1920-11-22
FOR sA1E-HousEs.
"READ THIS BARGAIN"

400 Mass. Ave,
house '@ in good condition; rear yard. With room
for garage. which runs back to 20-ft. alley;
walking distauce to all government depts.
Possession Jan. 4.
BELMONT NEAR I4TH.
Ten rooms; 2 baths; gas; hot-water head;
electricity; house in very good condition.
Immediate possession
Price, $I2,5oo.
FISCHER & FRIEDLANDER,
722 Southern Bldg. Main 1879.
Renting a Speciality"
Evening star., 1920-11-22
8 ideal WINTER CRIusEe
EDUCATIONAL.

CharIOtfe-NelIie studio school,
/ s Dupont Circle NV.
$50 a NIL 90 Baby kindergarten 6 years.
kindergarten. primary, intermediate; children
cared for by hour or day while parents work OF
play. 1:30-5:30 pm. Piano, voice. violin.
mandolin. French. 4:309:30 pm. Expression,
story telling voice. tutoring. 24s