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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-09-24
Get Well! Your Blood
and Nerves Need Iron

The most powerful and beneficial
tonic in all medicine for the blood
and nerves is iron. High medical
authorities agree on this But it is
a mistake to take any ordinary form
OF iron and expect TO get satisfactory
results. Most Of the common forms
OF iron are what is known in science
as Inert" because when taken into
the human system they exert no
action whatever. Perhaps this is WHY
you have been disappointed when
you have taken certain pills OF tablets
or tones said TO contain iron.
The new way to restore iron TO the
blood-the surest and most depend
able Of all methods-is through the
use OF Acid Iron, Mineral This is
Q natural form OF soluble iron, found
For Sale by OHIO COUNTY DRUG
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-09-24
WOMEN BETTING MAD.

One of the newest fads which wo-
men in England have taken up is
that of betting. Anything which Of
fers an element of chance is seized
upon to satiate their craving for ex-
element. Tennis, golf, engagements
to marry, and even what word people
will open conversation with are but
a few of the ventures that attract
them. The practice isn't confined to
any one class but girls in the office,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-09-24

in Nature itself, combined with otbsr
highly beneficial remedial agents
The story Of the discovery az this
new form of iron reads almost like a
larry tale and medical science has
proved beyond question or doubt its
remarkable blood-making powers.
Acid Iron Mineral may be procured
IN either liquid or the more con-
yenlent tablet form at any drug store.
II contains no alcohol or Injurious
drugs and will not blacken the teeth.
IL has been especially noted That
pale, puny children, weak. rundown
persons and those enfeebled by age
snow Improvement and exhibit in
creased strength almost Immediately
alter starting treatment.
co, Incorporated, Hartford. XIV.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-09-24

Orders Ohio County Court; Regu-
lar Term, September, 9th, 1920, Hon.
Mack Cook, j. o. c. c., Presiding.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction of
the court, that there SHOULD be some
changes made in Simmons Voting
Precinct, it is therefore ordered ana
adjudged by the court that the
boundary line of simpons voting pre-
cinct, No. "a, be changed as fol-
lows, to-wit;
That is change the South and West
lines so as to read:
From the l. C. r. r. on Lewis
Greek to Hartford and Rockport
road; thence northward with said
road to the line of Centertown vo.-
ing precinct; thence with the same to
the N. w, corner of Simmons Voting
Precinct.
And it is further ordered and ad-
judged by the court, that all of he
legal voters residing in the territory
embraced therein, be and they are
hereby declared to be legal voters in
Simmons Voting Precinct, No. "a,
and that the voting place in said pre-
cinct remain at Simmons, Ohio Coun-
ty, Kentucky
A copy attest:
MACK COOK, ]. o. C. c.
w. c. BLANKENSHIP,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-09-24
KANSAS LABOR CHEAPER

The Kansas board of agriculture
states that it cost less to harvest its
bumper crop this year than 1t did the
previous year, wages paid ranging
from 80 to 70 cents an hour. Farm
ers generally had an abundant supply
of labor.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-09-24

Mine road so as to include Tom Rem
der in this precinct, and to exclude
r. P. Coleman and p. II. Hobby,
thence with said road and the west
and south lines of the farm of w. c
Blankenship to the beginning
And it is further ordered and adj
Judged by the court, that all of the le-
gal voters residing within the above
boundary, are entitled to vote in said
precinct, and that the voting place
in said precinct shall be Taylor
Mines. Ohio County, Kentucky.
And it is further ordered and adj
judged by the court, that the boun-
Diary lines of West Beaver Dam vot-
ing Precinct, No. IA, be and it is
changed and established as follows,
to-wit:
Beginning at a point on the Bea-
yer Dam and Rochester road, directly
opposite the residence of w. C. Blan-
kenship. which residence is now oc-
cupied by w. c. Cooper; thence east
with the lane leading to the residence
of s. NJ. Maddox, 100 yards to a
point on said lane, so as to include
the residence property of w. c..
Blankenship. in this Precinct; thence
North parallel with said road and
Main Street of Beaver Dam, and 100
yards east thereof, to the l. c. r. R.
thence west with said railroad 100
yards to Main Street; thence North
with Main Street and Hartford and
Beaver Dam road to the road leading
from said road to Sandefur's cross
ing near the Sowder property:
thence with said road to the boundary
line between West Hartford and East
Beaver Dam, Voting Precincts;
thence with said line down Muddy !
Creek to the exterior boundary line |
of what is now East Beaver Dam vot-
ing Precinct; thence with the line |
between West Hartford and Render |
Voting Precincts to the l. c. R. R.;
thence east with said Railroad to
the boundary line of Taylor Mine vot-
ing Precinct and running with the
same to the southeast corner of the
farm of w. G. Blankenship, also cor
ner of Taylor Mine Voting Precinct,
On the Beaver Dam and Rochester
road, and with said road to the be-
ginning.
And it is ordered and adjudged by
he court, that all of the legal voters
within the above boundary
ire entitled to vote in said precinct.
md that the voting place in said pre-
.inct shall be at Beaver Dam, Ohio
Kentucky.
And it is further ordered and ad-
judged by the court that the boun-
larry lines of East Beaver Dam Vot-
ng Precinct No. IS, be and they are
hanged and established as follows,
o-wit;
Beginning at the Southeast corner
f West Beaver Dam Voting Precinct q.
10. IA, and running with the old line
f Beaver Dam east precinct between
Vest Hartford, Rosine, Cromwell and
'rentiss Precincts, to the southeast
orner of Taylor Mines Voting Pre-
met, on the Beaver Dam and Roches-
er road; thence north with said
pad and the boundary line of West
eaver Dam Voting Precinct to the
eginning, containing all of the for
Ter East Beaver Dam Precinct not
ow included in West Beaver Dam
citing Precinct.
And it is further ordered and adj
ldged by the Court, that all of the
gal voters within the above boun-
airy are entitled to vote in said Pre-
net and that the voting place in said
recinct shall be at Beaver Dam,
hio County, Kentucky.
A copy Attest:
MACK COOK, ]. o. C. C.
w. C. BLANKENSHIP
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-09-24
MACK COOK, ]. o. C. C.
w. C. BLANKENSHIP,
Clerk Ohio County Court

Orders Ohio County Court, Regu-
lar Term, September 9Th, 1920, Hon.
Mack Cook, j. o. c. c., Presiding.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court, that 1t is necessary to
change the boundaries of East and
West Fordsville Voting Precincts. it
is therefore ordered and adjudged
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-09-24

on the stage married women and
school girls indulge in it. laying wa
gers varying from a few pennies up.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-09-24

Select your fires 40
oordins TO the roads
they have to travel:
In sandy or billy coun-
try, wherever the going
is apt to be heavy-The
u. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads-The u. S. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels-The
U. S. Plain.
For best results
everywhere-U. s.
Royal Cords.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-09-24

Continued on Third Page.)
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-09-24

That's one thing we like
about u. S. Tires.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-14
HITCH DELAYS VILLAS ARMY
 |NSURREND[R
(By United Press

Torreon, Mexico, Aug. 14.-Rumors that hitch has appeared in the sur render of General Villa and his army to Mexican federal forces were cur rent here today. Contradicting this, the state governor issued a statement that the disarmament and disband- ment of the Villistas has been post poned one week on account of the en- forced absence of General Martinez, representative of the government in the negotiations with the bandit leader
 General Villa also denied any re- port of break in carrying the terms of surrender. General Martinez, it was said at his headquarters, was called to Mexico City for a conference with President de la Huerta and to get 9OO,OO0 pesos required to pay off the Nillistas when they are disbanded
 When General Martinez returns, the surrender will be completed. Nine hundred followers of the bandit leader are now encamped near Torreon awaiting their release from allegiance to Villa.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-14
WRANCEL AIDS BYSUCCFSSFS
 ONN[WFRONT
(RY Inited PreSsl

tBy united PreSS)
 Paris, Aug. 14.-Backed by French munitions and the promise of more support, General Braon Wrangel has launched an extensive offensive on the Crimean front as diversion to draw Russian forces away from Warsaw. Credible reports from south Russia today state that Wrangel has handed a decisive defeat to the thirteenth Bolshevik army corps which he anni- Inflated and took 13,000 prisoners.
 French military experts regard his successes as vindication of Millerand's s policy in extending recognition to him as the ally of France. With a strong offensive in the south to occupy Mos COW, a lessening in intensity is pre- dicted for Russian movements around Warsaw, increasing Poland's chances of retaining possession.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-14
TObEY STOL|D
 |NDEATHCE[L,
 PAYSP[NALTY
(By United Pressl

Little Rock, Aug. 14-With a firm step and a smile on his face, Victor Tobey walked to the electric chair at the state penitentiary and was electro cuted this morning at o'clock. He never denied the murder for which he was convicted, but excused his crime by saying that he did not intend to kill his victim when he hit him on the head with an iron bolt, merely to stun him.
 Penitentiary officials who have watched many enter the death cell said that Tobey was the most stolid and indifferent. He was unmoved and un- concerned up to the time the electric current entered his body.
 Tobey, former army lieutenant was convicted at Fayetteville for the murder of c. C. Smith, a transient peddler, whose body was found near Springdale on May 12. Tobey con- fessed his crime when arrested and then admitted in court, where his in- difference and unconcern furnished one of the most dramatic trials held in Arkansas. After Smith had been killed with an iron bolt, Tobey said he took $500 off his person and then left the body lying beside the road
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-14
WOMAN SCRIBE CLIMBS
 OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS
(By United Press)

Portland Ore. Aug. 14.-Miss Hen rietta McKaughan, reporter for a Portland newspaper, didn't follow the beaten path when she took her vaca- tion.
 Dressed in mans attire and with man-size pack on her back, Miss Me Kaughan started out for the Olympic mountains over a transportation route which included train, boat, stage, canoe-and shank's mare
 "I'm starting ahead of the Seattle Mountain Ginning Club, which is go- ing to cross the Olympics this sum mer," said the young newspaper woman, "because I don't want to fol- low their beaten train and walk over their leavings."
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-14
MINERS PROPOSE
 WAGE INCREASE
(By United Press)

Cleveland, O., Aug. 14.-Actual dis cussion of wage demands submitted by coal miners in the central competi- tive field will be started at o'clock this afternoon, when a joint meeting of operators and miners is schedueld to be held.
 After five hours of joint meeting the first conference today was ad- journed and the miners went into sep arate session to formulate their de mands. Officials of the unions de clined to state what is under consid- eration.
 Operators said that no business would be taken up by the scale com mittee this afternoon except the hear ing of demands submitted by the miners. When this is done, the scale committee will adjourn and announce it's decision later.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-14
PONz| BANK QUITS
 AT STATE SORDfRS
(By United Press)

Boston, Aug. 14.-The Polish h. dustrial Bank, another of the fin ancial chains formed by Charles Ponzi, closed it's doors today. It was learned that affairs of the bank have been under investigation by the state bank ing department, which found many bad and doubtful debts. It was private banking house.
 The Polish Industrial is the second band to be wrecked in the collapse of Ponzi's gigantic speculations and op- erations to make big profits in the manipulation of foreign exchange.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-14
FRENCH SEND SHIPS
 TO ASSIST WRANGEI
(By United Press.

Paris, Aug. 14.-Three French cruisers were today ordered to Odessa to protect French and Brazilian sail ors on the ships, Batavia and Ale greto, which the Bolsheviki are hold ing at that port. Bolsheviki claim that the steamers were carrying nu- nitions to General Wrangels armies.
 A French scout ship is also steam ing toward Constantinople to carry cut orders which General Wrangel will give it's commander.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-14
GAINS BY INDIANA:
 QUINCY, ILL, LESS
By United Press)

Washington, Aug. 14.-With a gain of S.59 per cent, the state of Indiana now has total population of 2,900,- 544, it was officially announced today by the bureau of the census.
 A decrease of 1.7 per cent was made by Quincy, H., which now has a population of 35,976, as compared with ,587 in 1910 and 36,252 in 1900.
 Marion county, H., gained 6.3 per cent on this years census, now hav- ing population of 37,097.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-14
ARNSTEIN'S COHORT
 EXPELLED FROM U. s
(By United Press)

Washington, Aug. 14. - Arthur Ecremont, charged with unlawful entry into the United States and al legged accomplice of "Nicky" Arnstein, has been deported, the department of labor announced today. Ecremont was escorted across the Canadian border and told to stay out.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-14
(By United Press)

Paris, Aug. 14.-Armistce negotia tions were started between Russian and Polish peace delegates in the field this morning. The Polish delegates passed through the Russian lines and immediately started the peace par ley which may end hostilities.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-14
(By United Press)

Moscow, Aug. 14.-Spreading both wings of their main army, the Bolshe- wiki today started an encircling move ment around Warsaw, it was announc- ed in the official communique.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
QUIET AND PEACEFUL
At PUBLIC BUILDING
Police Records Show No Arrests
on Good Friday; Day OF Un-
usual Calm.

Yesterday was one OF the quietest
Good FRIDAYS on record. The people Of
Wilmington seem TO have kept the re
ligious sentiments Of the dav in mind all
the time. With the usual crowds on the
streets and at the theatres a1d elsewhere,
there were no inc idents TO complain OF al
all.
Up at the police station in the Public
Building blanks were written every
where. Cells were empty so far as the
DAVIS work was concerned. Not single
arrest not a license was issued: no man
beat his wife; nobodys dog bit anybody $
child; nobody wanted q license Of anv
kind. not even a marriage license; no
neighborhood qusrrels-nothing but the
ticking of the clock TO keep things from
going streight to the dogs.
Some policemen wished every day were
Good Friday. Others wished the other
way. Wed all lose our jobs pretty
quick" said one
Even the great army searchlight flooded
upon the hushed city in the early even
ing revealed nothing worth while TO
a policeman or anybody else. The re-
ligious preeple for the greater part went
to their churches and spent the remainder
of the evening at their OVID fresides. All
In all. it was perfect day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
Lorraine A. A. Meets.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Lor-
rsine A. A. was held last Thursday even
ING. at 1911 West Nineteenth street.
Nearly every member of the Association
was present and matters OF Importance
were discussed, chiefly among them being
the desire Of the Lorraine boys to play
Independent baseball for the season.
Games have already been arranged with
Richardson Park. Worth Steel Co, New
Castle. Delaware City. Strawbrfdce &
Clothier. Camden. \. J. and Neighbor-
hood. of the All-WilmingtoD League.
Captain Patterson has resigned from
the club. in order to play with the
Harlan tesrn. and Charles Fishback, the
premier catcher Of the Wilmington
league last season. was elect ed 10 fill
the position vacated by Patterson.
On SATURDAY, the Ind. Champs viii
engage IN a practise game with "Phinnev"
Hastings Richardson Park club, Of the
Suburban League.
saturday April 10, New Castle Del
Mar League, and Lorraine viii battle
a. Battery Park, New Castle, Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
DELAWARE ANGLERS
AND GUNNERS TO MEET
List of Prizes in Casting Iourna-
ment Will be Given Out
Tuesday.

The Delaware Anglers and Gunners
,ssac;ation will hold their monthly
meeting next Tuesday yS,h evening nnS 6r.sne a. sne
.,,uso,l .oe THE list OF prizes in the casting
contest will he given out at the meeting
The secretary has on hand siXty-siN APP
nl;cations for membership and It is ex-
nected that hundred more VIII De pre-
sented at the meeting.
Tho members that expect to compete IN
+he csstinr tournament are out practicme
every chance they get and could toe seen
irving their skill in all sections OF the co'n-
tv last Saturday and sunday. ne IN
terest that is being taken by the members
giyes all indications of a keen contest
coming The prizes to be given amount to
over 500. =, - dc
Final arrangements will also be made made
for the hig meeting May 4 when u ilio'iIaI ,il;9i
i.e one of the features at the New century
Ch,b where the meeting will he held.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
New York and Philadelphia.
WALLACE REID AT THE MAJESTIC.
S.,lc1adid c1at1x4 xx,1sa4 .s .....a..,.--I

Splendid entertainment is assured next
week at the Majestic, because Wallace
Reid will be seen in Excuse My Dust .
as the chief feature and Mack Sennott !
comedy, "T1ie Star Boardcr," is the
comedy attraction. The favorable inn
preston Mr.. Reid makas in motor pictures
is due for an increase because Excuse
My Dust" is the third of his series of ihre,,
II is worthy succs ssor to both "Thc
Roaring Road and Double speed y
IL is also the continuation Of the life Of
"Toodles Walden, who was the hero of
Roaring Road, rollicking, lovabIe
young American who was not in the least
impressed by fierce visage or scosl.
DANGEROUS HOURS" At THE QUEEN.
Thomas H. lnce, the noted producer,
has taken prevalent conditions OF the day
and produced in and around them his
latest picture, Dangerous Hours" which
will be presented at the Queen Theatre.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week. Mr.. lnce is popular and famed
as discovercr of stars He has taken a
new cast for this picture Dangerous
Hours and as its principal player chose
Lloyd Huges, a popular young player,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03

who has appeared extensively in films.
The chief fcrninic lead is in the hands of
Clever Barbara Castlcton. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday Dorothy Gish will
been seen in "Mary Ellen Comes 20
Town." her latest comedy.
UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS At THE HALro.
Considerable expense and trouble has
been experienced by the Rialto manage
ment in the securing Of two big attrae-
tions of next week at the theatre. The
first To come is Dustin Farnums pre-
sentation of Alexander Dumas famous
novel "1be Corsican Brothers. in which
the star will be seen Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. The last three days Of
the week Alice Joyce will be seen in "The
Vengeance Of Dursnd, the famous Rex
Beach story, which when made into film
story furnishes an unusual attraction for
Miss Jovce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
TENNIS SCHEDULE.
Delaware College Team Has Hard 0ames
on Program for Season.

s,ccial correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, April Manager New hoTter
of the Delaware College tennis teain mas
arranged the hardest sctleduiIp nJ proca;re . has
been started and the courts. will be placed
~ GOOD condition next week. Horty and
0lcott arr the only players remaining aiming
from last years team, but there is some 6, n
GOOD new material Among the candl-
dates are Lynch, McWhorter' M9nagaan' nsll
J. Challenger, i. Chailengfr .5II Ho 1r with p NJ
q ~ nc Cbpstcr ON April "a The remainder
Of the Il schedule follows: April Is, swarth- Et,h
more, N At home; May l, Stevens, At S home ai !
Nav S. open; May IS, Havcriord, at
more. ,,,r,re Man %, Maryland State College,
- College Park; May Is, Franklin ana
NarsbalI at Lancaster; May %, Mo
ra11sn m at bethlehem; June 5, st. John $,
AZ home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
uprr wrrx,s nuI AT THE sAnnIcK.

NEXT WEEKS bill At THE GARRicK.
"Mammys Birthday" an elaborate
musical production, will be presented at
the Garrick Theatre next week, by q COM
panv of ten. under the direction of Charles
Bower II is one of The features of clever
bill, which also includes Wilbur Debbs
and Charles Welsh in Somewhere IN
Town: Lex Sparks & CO., in kat
Knaps": Sammy Duncan, in travcsties,
with a bit o Scotch: La Petite Jennie d
CO., in dancing revue: Capt Belts and
his trained seals and monkeys: Albert
Donnelly. the silent humorist. the La
Mert Brothers, in novelty limitations, and
the Pathe comedies.
"rRrvoLIrIEs OF 1920" AT THE Play
HOUSE.
The first revue which the leap year has
produced will make its local bow at The
Playhouse Monday evening for a week s
e1i pageInent. 1T is "Frivolities of 1920,
the initial edition of a sequence of ex-
travagant entertainments which G.. NJ.
Anderson-but yesterday the "Broncho
Billy" of the screen plans for the re-
fr shment and entertainment of the public.
Everything to make a revue popular has
been gathered into "Frivolities" by MIR.
Anderson from the chief comedian to
the last member of the chorus. ''Frivol
tics" concerns itself with pointing
satirical finger at the social, political and
amusement episodes and Institutions now
in the public eye and with providing the
modists, the musicians, the milliner and
the scenic artist an opportunity to COM
biac IN fantastic revcl The Anderson
revue is in nineteen "frivols' and two
acts and in its unwinding it employs the
services of Irene Franklin ana Burton
Green, both of whom are popular with
Wilmington theatregoeTs. "Frivolitics"
comes TO Wilmington almost directly fol-
lowing two successful cneagemcnis I'm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
ALUMNF-vARSlTY GAME.
Contest AT High School Will Take race
On April IL.

IS DIv necessary oe ! to postpone the alumn@-
VARSITY ! r, bask tbal game, which II was Sss3 e
The date now set for the game is Wed;
,,osday evening. April IA Tickets issued
for the former date will be good Tor ads-
mission on April IA
This will he the second game that the
q;rl Grads will have played with the girls
team of the High School and as on the
tirst occasion. the event viii be followed
bv dancing in the High gym.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
ALEXANDER MADE CAPTAIN.
Win Uead Delaware College Basketball
Team Next Season.

s,,c-ial Corrcsnondcnce OF ENtry DFtuAHs
Newark, Aprl o.-ii1walu DJ, ~ IN
Alexander, the blg forward on ene go 80
'm,,ta;, of the team for next year at a
,.aat;nc .,, of this wears ID" men, Thursday.
Tbe selection was q popular one.
Nevandcr whose home IS IN OIL City,
y. j ;uuior and has been prominent IN
-, - III college activities He has played
s,-u,.rd for two wears on the basket ball
.osr, ~ and nla,..l half back on the foot ball
len last wear He is a member Of the
S,rroa Nh Fraternity The ID men who
.Iec.cd Alexander were, F. Bayard Carter
,.s,,ain ~ this years team, @. Gray
Clrter Hugh McCaughan and frankie
NAtils