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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-30
LET EN- YELP
is ATTITUDE
Keo1as 5aseSsss Association CEcizfs
Only Smile ~ Fo- HzEssrss
Tale ct Wee ard Say Lee
Err Gyrt

EsoaEx baseball o1cizls are sEl-
ing quietly AZ E5-- IEzlS1E's tale o.
woe. and say lee EN- quit & they want
To y
E seems taz- the general tlp-ss
szoa Is that there Is = colored gentle
Eaa IN FG-r Mzd5son'z AGltlg pile
The Fort Madison baseball zssocEz-
ton TIE impression =. Is paying sal
a-tN for Is psaysrs. and the burden g
. little too heav 20 carr Possibly
Fort Madison viii welcome zny scape
GOAT opportunity 70 get CHI OF the
Fezzze and De referred Of these bur-
ds1z
Neither KsoEa nor Burlington il
greatly disturbed over the report that
For- Madison viii GuiL II seems
there are other -oTns that would Like
70 PIT teams IN the league
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EDAkcA:@tA.krAskelk xeIkIalkJ1HklAakEikI2
The Most Welcome Tire
That Ever Came to Market
Men Who Appreciate Speculative Values Prefer The Brunswick

In every great tire factory. the
chief question Is: How much cza
Ee give for ire money!" And the
product depends On the policy
zd1r4ed
Every mn who has Become &C
gEzintrd with Brunswick Tires
knows that Brunszick standards
ere again eTneat This fznous COZ
cen-noted q leader in every
#it entered since Is45-has once
mere proved that It's policy Is right
a perfect tire Is Simply matter
OF knowledge and standards and
skill No secrets nor patents pre-
vent making al Nal tire
But standards CONE first For IN
tire making there IS wst room for
sknng, for suofe economies, tor
hidden shortcomings Makers with
out tie highest standards don't
build kghgzde tires
The Brunswick organization OF
tire mzkes ncludes a brilliant stat
Of technical experts Not a nan
TIE RRfESWTK RAJ K
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-30
ekniaL.

A notorious couuterfefter. 10 etude
trail Of government detecdVes, fotsl
suitcase filled with SPURIOUS money
On an eccentric young inventor =
girl detectFTe, disguised III 4 typi5t
discovers the guitceae IN inventor :
room. She falls In love with the IL
yentor, however, and together they
find the real crook Az other detec-
tiTes arrest the inventor, the gtrI,
dosfing her disguise, procalins him
innocent and produces the counter
teiter. Rewards and wedding belly
follow. Gee this picture al the Co
oBisl today
Tomorrow, Nothing But Lies"
Having played in Nothing But the
Truth" and following il up with
Nothing Bat Lieg," IL vas only
natural that Taylor Holmes. the IN,
trnitAbie screen comedian, should de-
velOp an intense interest in the
question Of veracTty.
To demonstrate how deeply in
grained in the human consciousness
is the habit Of truth. Mr.. Holmes,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-30
COACH FOR
OLYMPIC TEAM
Several Names Are Mentioned, With
Nozkiey % Cornell: and Frz-
patrick Of Princeton Al
tire FaSoriteA
CBv Henry l. Farrell, United Press
EtaF Ec-eSrorEAnt

Thy Henry l. Farrell, United Press
staff Co-espon6entI
NEW YORK June 51-Tith a
fairly coed Mea Of the nsksup nf the
American Olympic team the seiec-
ton of coach L becoming Of para
mount interest
A field OF candidates. o. efizfbtes-
consisting Of Robertson o. Pennsyf
wanna, MoakIsy OF Cornell fitzpatrick
OF Princeton Don A Won OF Har-
ward, Nssoney Of Stanford and Far
re!I Of Illinois, the veteran Cornell
and Princeton coaches, Is growing
n favor.
Lawson Robertson, considered
earlier AZ having the best chance
for the position, is understood 20
favor going over as AZ assistant
coach on ac1iTe work. rather than
busy himself with a lot OF executive
work that viii be necessary 20 take
care OF 800 athletes
Desiring head at the game. the
committee is said TO be IN favor or
either MoakIey. the Cornell veteran.
o. Fitzpatrick
The committee probably viii name
the coach and staff al a meeting here ]
July s.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-30
MOVING PICTURES.
Fippoc3rcTN.


Tonight will be your last chance
TO see viii Rogers in that picture
that more than pleased capacity
houses at the Hippodrome yesterday,
1The Strange Boarder." It's real and
INHERENT you'n like il Also Jack
Dempsey serial tonight
"The Orphan" is the significant
title of a new and stirring william
Fox production, in which william
Farnum is to be presented al the
Hippodrome theatre, beginning 10
morrow for run of two days. The
story is from the pen of Clarence +
milford and was directed by J. Cor
don Edwards. In this picture. Nj.
Farnum portrays the character OF an
outlaw of the mountains. The picture
abounds in tense situa tons through
out, according to reports received
from the west, where the scenes were
filmed The company includes Louise
Lovely as leading woman. Also latest
Pathe News Regular prices.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-30
Worren Play Tennis.

United Press Leased Wire Service !
LONDON, June 39.-Mrs. Lambert
Chambers. former English champion,
survived the final round OF the Brit
ish ~ognzns championship al Vim
eledon today and earned the right 70
meet Nine Suzanne LenEen- the
champion, in the challenge round for
the championship
Mrs. Chambers in the tnai round
defeated Miss Mary Ryan. the former
California girl IN straight sets at o.
and 81
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-30
Rheumatism Comes
From Tiny Pain Demons

This IS why s. S. s. che greatest
known blood purifier is 30 SUGGEST
fni In the treatment of Rheur1a-
hsn- II Is powerful cleanser
Of the blood, and will remove the
disease germs that cause you-
rheumatism, afording relief that
is genuine
5. 5: S. is sold by ali druggists.
Free literature and medical advice
can be had by writing TO Chief
Medical Adviser, Swift Laboratory.
Atlanta, Ga
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-30
Has sleepfna slekn.ss.

CARTHAGE H. June 3o.-RaF
Mckee. a Carthage boy, who has at
tanned national reputation as a no
tion picture star, was several weeks
ago seized with sleeping sickness. ard
has been in an unconscious condition
at his home in Hollywood SUBURB
of Los Angeles, Calf His mother,
Mrs. A. n. Mckee of Galesburg. de-
parted last week to assist in caring
for him
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-30

during the screening Of Aaron Hort.
mars great stage comedy, Nothing
But Lies, broEght 10 the sEHdios
with him one morning silver medal
which he displayed 10 his company.
He announced that the medal would
be given az prize 10 the member Of
his cast who couTd manufacture On
the spot, OF cite from memory, the
biggest vhopper.
Grand
How easy II is TO take with the
good intention Of paying bscr- This
IL what happened TO Henry Guion
Charles CIary) In the latest Eminent
Authors production. The Street Call
ed Straight" by Basil King. This
GoidTyn picture may be seen a the
Grand theatre for two days, COM
mencfng tonight. GUion struggled TO
keep Up appearances On money that
did not belong TO him, for bis beautf-
ful and only daughters sake But IN
the end circumstances became too
strong for him, and he faced two al
ternatEes; disgrace for him and his
daughter, Or repayment Assistance
came from an unexpected direction
as you VIII see when you see The
Street Caller Straight
Also Larry Seuon in another One
of his famous vhirfwind tvo-act
comedies, Dull Care" another one
.of the Grand's double feature pro-
grams At regular prices. Come early
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-30

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-30
VIII Not Be Candidate.

SPRINGFTELD. ii, June 30.-Gov-
errror Lowden viii not be a candidate
for reelection. Coupled with the an
nouncement that he would support
Lieutenant Governor John q. OgIesby
for governor, this decision was made
public last night following another
conference with the party chiefs who
met with him yesterday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-30
Disease Caused BY Germ. in The
Blood.

Medical scientists differ as to
fhe causes of every form Of rheu-
matrsm, but agree that when
caused by a tiny disease germ,
the only effective method of treat
1ncnt, is to attack the disease at
II; source, and cleanses the blood
OF It's cause,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-30
Soldier Boy Disappears.

BUSHNELL. Ill. June 5o.-Eine-
Laverne Mcdonald, son OF NJ. and
Mrs. H. J. Mcdonald. has dissp-
peared.
During the time he was ID the sery-
ice he was in plane that fell and
he received injuries that At the time
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-30
Jim Barnes is Disappointment

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
LONDON, June 3o.-Jfm Barnes.
star American pro, made dtsap-
pointing showing in the opening Of
the British open golf championship
at Deal today when he scored IS IN
the first round
Walter Hagan, considered to be the
more reliable Of the American pair
IN the tournament, made even a
poorer showing than his team mate
when he went around In So.
Alec Herd. the veteran Britisher,
set a low mark for the tournament
when he made the course In Il
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-30

among them has spent less than
20 years n handling rubber.
Each Is master OF his craft
And the new ideas they bring To
the attention O: Brunswick Grec-
tors receive sincere consideration
Every proved betternent Is
adopted unanimously.
The Brunswick Tire Is a comb
nation Of acknowledged fearws-
plus Brunswick standards OF manu-
faGwe-
The result Is uper-tire, the Ike
Of which you have never Known be-
fore TIE kind OF a tire you VIII
gladly join n welcoming.
Yet Bugwica cost no more
than Ek>-typ< tires
Try ONE Brunswick. We pro~
ise a surprise And we feel certain
Ezt you viii want ALL Brms-
wicA
Then good tires VIII have a new
meaning TO you.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-30

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-17
WHY IL Al ElIzs' minstrale

Why If Al Elis' minstrel
No doubt YOU have asked That
question and hare heard Il ASKED
many times. You folks vino SIT hern
Il yoUr wan clothing with vour
furs tucked around you don, exactly
know. You have been mid u leasr
1nce q wear bur perhaps il has nUr
Deen vIrIdly impressed upon YOUR
mind, Tou know that che E-lks as
SIS; l.IH Door II some way hut you
..4re never heen Interested enough
To geek any specific instances
But Z YOU would have mora an
.iEiltennent On ne suhlecr 5ust IN
,arview hundreds Of poor boys and
girls. dozens Of widows or parents
where the father mas temporarily
oeen disabled or has suddenly been
stricken with illness. They know
90 well VINO put bread IN -nelr
mouths 20 keep precious lire within
their bodies They know vino filed
their Goa. house with the fne! that
made them comfortable and 4 fact
threw wide all the openings and iet
lae sunshine n 70 dispei gloom. IN
1acr. the z. P Q. Z. trade mark II
me way OF coal. clothing or fond mas
been 1he means Of routing the wolf
which persisted N seeking the doors
al ne less fortunate beings VIM nave
been forced u I've . hand 70
mouth" existence by some f1-nwn Of
1arR.
On hundreds. vaa thousands Of &C
casions have the E7ks dispersed the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-17
Why HkS ARE GIVING
THIS Minstrel show
It Is Not Because They Want to Make Money,
But Just To Make Others Happy

forces Of want as they g.--ter~d
about me door Of the DESTITUTE New
er ms dea1 ar hean c.I~rett 70 a
WORTHY Dia4 and never VIII mere ne
The members Of ne relief c8un.-.aa
90 nor ascend 70 rt1e hUusezups and
proclaim the wonderful wnrE hey
have performed hut me recipients
1f the aid 40 sirg -heIr praises.
Fran many : lite mouth II which
the Eii1s placed fsed when the g1p-
board was bare" GENES The highest
words Of conTnenG1lnn. In more
rnan Cru household me word -Eiizs"
means mora than r1nEue can ez.lr-f.ss.
L was tha- oIEa-llZ.a ION which made
ne Cod Bless Our Home sign
mean something Just al zines
when the blessings seemed 10 he
fading away. along comes the E-l-s
Life inc. which was only 700 aage,ty
gr-asped-
Thare have beea occasions when
me hand Of the Z ? o. Z placed
1oud al rae dnor of family which
knew moi the source of me benevo-
lence These persuns no doubt ware
IN dire need. but their pride STOOD
between them and a request 10r
charity Bur To the ears OF rtle reiief
committee came the ward thar as
sistance was needed and. followed a
auicK investigation. the family was
cared for substantially ~znut only
once but unril they were able 10 care
@or themselves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-17
re PRINCIPLES

THE PRINCIPLES
OF AL ELxDCM
The EIks ara not IN insurance Or
4sftssaInerlt organization. They are
the elan whose blood ci.c1latas.
Their cardinal virtues ara % ala ne
SICK. bury -he dead and lrjec- sun
shine INTO dark. dark places. Ther
are moi saln-s-sIInply disbur=ers Of
Chrisr1Aniry. Thers are no EIks in
por1ers' fields or county si,-ouCiz-
They i've 0T ehe way and LEND unto
ne Lord. but they give unro he
Door Their mission Is % do SopG.
There ara no hunE-v Elks. 1 square
meal beats prayer for a hungry
stomach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-17
III

JACK HANSON
Can You Tarne Wild @ornen7 mi
say ne 1ic N the iast si,ps. ana TINS
time ne 7as nird-rf song.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-18
HUGH N. BASSETT
IS PRONOUNCED
LEGALLY" DEAD
Former Bennington Merchant
Who Disappeared Years Ago
PROPERTY GOES TO SONS
Final Disposition Of Estate Of absent
Person" AccordIngton to Pro.
vision Of Statute.

An unusual order was made at the
local probate cfflce Friday, an order
closing the estate of a former resident
who may be alive, for all that any
one absolutely knows to the contrary.
The order provided for the final dis
trlbution OF sthe estate CT Hugh NJ.
Bassett. dsposing of about three
thousand dollars to two sons, Percey
Of Springfield Mass, and Duane Of
Benn ngton.
Hugh NJ Bassett, 16 or II years
ago, conducted grocery stcre on
East Main street which was apparent
ly prosperous In modest way. One
morning he failed to appear at his
place Of business and was never again
seen in Bennington. He is known to
have gone almost directly from Ben
nington to England. Later intcrma-
tion was received here to the effect
that he was ! wing in California
Fifteen years ago the 18th day OF
last July he left the home Of his
sister Mrs. Elizabeth Comstock, In
Brooklyn and thereupon dropped out
Of sight permanently Some time af
ter the desert.cn Mrs. Bassett, who
bas continued to live in Bennington,
secured a divorce and was awarded a
certain amount Of properly derived
from the estate of her husband.
The amount of money disposed Of
thrS ugh the orde: Of the probate court
came 20 Hugh Bassett directly from h :
parents, the late James and Martha
Bassett, who have passed away since
the son disappeared.
The Vermont statutes provide that
whenever a person is missing for q
period OF Is years, his or her estate
may be probated as though deceased
and this Is the process that has just
been completed at tho probate court
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-18
eslLENT MlKss assg.I.EE0
Jury Returned Verd CT Of Not Guilty
Lats Friday Afternoon.

Shortly before o'clock Friday af
ternoon the jury in the case OF state
rs. "Silent NJ ke" Doran, former
bennington bc xer charged with Great
Ing disturbance On the night of Au
gust 20 last, brought in verdict Of
not guilty The respondent was i'm
mediately discharged
Doran. who was originally charged
with creating a sturbanoe and with
resisting arrest, is a boxer with more
than a local reputation. He has ap
peared in bouts in bennington. North
Adams, Pittsheld. Troy, Bridgeport
Conn and Rutland. lie was arrested
after putting up a strenuous resist
ance in which two local pol ce oflic
ers we're considerably battered.
The trial began Wednesday after
noon when a jury was quickly Sc
cured, a considerable number of wit
nesses were introduced to establish
the previous good character OF the
accused. The ciiicers who made the
arrest also testified as did three phys
clans who we're professionally sum
moned by the partie pants in the stru(
gle which terminated when the boxer
was finally landed in jail During The
course of the trial the charge of as
sau ting an officer was mol p7ossed bl
states Attorney Collins NJ Graves
James X. Batchelder aDDeared for th'
rcsnondent
The jury was composed of Ros
Bentley Sandgate, Herbert Amadon o
Pownal, Harry l. Hayes OF Sunder
land, G i. Jepson Of Stamford, Clyd'
H. Fuller of Shaftsbnry J. b. Wobh o
Arlington, e d. Stone Of Arlington, c
C. Kinney of Manchester Soiomcl
Mattison Of SALISBURY. J. j Read o
Dorset, Byron Harwood of Dorset ant
A. S. Hulett of SALISBURY
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-18
SUMNER BUSINESS IN
VERMONT is GROWING
State Resorts We're Filled the Past
Summer and There Are Locations
For Many More.

In connection with the establish.
ment of new summer hotels In Yer
mont and the increase in the States
summer tourist business, ii is interest
ing to ncte comments in letters re-
ceived by the state Publicity Bureau
In connection with advertising for the
new 1921 edition OF the Hotel and
Board ng House Directory which the
department il about to Issue These
letters show that some of the smaller
towns and villages are gradually max
ing a name for themselves as summer
resorts and that the summer camp.
for boys and girls now being estab
lshed in large numbers in the State
are doing much e increase the sum
mer business.
The proprietor of hotel in Lun
enburg wr tes; asst season was the
best we have ever had IN our clever
years here. We had our house iillet
and every available room in the vii
lage. filed with the whole lower floor
of the hotel except parltr and Office
thrown open into dining hall II
spite of the hard times In getting help
We managed to satisfy them and ex
peet good number of them next sea
son. We are fortunate in the class o
neople we get many who could vel
afford to 20 to the more fashionable
Continued on PAGE A
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-18
PowNAL DEER HUNTERS
official Liut Of Those Who Killed Deer
In Pownal.

Those successful in last weeks
hunting for deer in the town of Pow
nal are Hastings Murphy, Winfield
Proud, George sumner William
Tnaup. Merr Il Oden Lecn Arm
strong, Byron Barber. Harry Niles,
Luther Hassom Morris Peckham
Walter Rich John Ludwig, Edgar
Nathbun, J. R Oya'tt + d. Gallup,
stephen Pratt Lyman Pratt, Orrin
Barber. Fllis Mavon Ralph lille,
George GRANGER. William Gal'un, Err
nest Murray. Victor w llette. Frank
Haves, John Welch, Arch'e Pratt
Tohn Bechard Harmon Odell, jr Ed
win Howard Frank Winstone Edward
Barher Dudd Fuller. Edward Jepson
Dr II r. Bristol Amel Tatro, Charles
Sheldon Wallace Dorman, Claire Muir
Dhy, OTIS Stevens, Earl Lampman, Roy
amrman Rodney Barber, A. D. Hew.
It. Make Eaton. Joe Towslee, VII.
liam Mavhue, Carl Green, Raymond
Wood. RAYMOND Odell, Leon Peck.
hem DR. f. +. Potter John Savary,
Ivan Armstrong. A. B. Gardner Edgar
Merchant, Daniel Gardner, Clarence
Crosier Frank Lille, Everette Lille,
Samuel Campbell, Henry Ostrander,
Hawley Walden, Frank Van Horn,
edward Beniam n, Warren Mason,
Robert Moore. Lee Barber, William
Galusha. Edwin Fillmore. Robert
Caple Fred Ryan, Norris Hayes, Git
! ford Ostrander Green i}rimmer, An
lrew Crosler. Henry Amadon Ben
iamin Amadon Leo Grady, Daniel
purcell. Michael purcelk Walter Cros.
ler, Archie Barbeau, Richard Bristol
George Ward Dewey Perry Joseph
! Auernig s mon Rressette. Frank Blan
ahard, Herbert Estes, William Estes
Harry Estes, Louis Sayary, Ensign
Worthy, Earl Bacon, Ernest Sweet
Arthur ] Htwland, George Baker
Merritt r. Noyes, Frank Lewis, Har
did Thompson. Earl Thompson, y e
Carde r. Lane, Alfred Leonard
Earl Wright Henry Murphy, w +
Belmare. ir, William Belmare, Frank
McLan, Dom nick Tomassi, DAME
Russell. Homer A. Hail, Verne Blan
chard. William n Morgan (No At
ams) Arthur Mattson, Leonard p
Earrer George Borden. Charles II
7rasso, George Justice, ] H. Walden
Ernest Coons
This list includes residents OF othei
towns and cities, but is an Official lis
lof the successful killers OF deer
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-18
FILLED OPERA HOUSE
Record Audience in Attendance Fri
day Evening"

The Al Lemon dancing contest held
"A. the opera house last II ght did not
fallto stand up to it's always capaei
ty houses over 900 people were
crowded into the theatre last night
when,Al Lemons was open to meet al
ccmers in a dancing contest, and also
to give a remarkable exhibition Of
wooden shoe endurance dancing. One
contestant was on hand and gave a
fine execution of dancing in art all Of
h s own As there were no other con
testants MIR Lemons took the boards
and gave 16 minute roution OF dane.
ing Special attention Of the audience
was called to the time, style and en-.
durance of Mr.. Lemons, and not a tap
or a roll was missed
The show in general proved to be a
riot cf fun for all present and Gener.
al Orth with his variety of Jewish
comedy proved to be laugh every
time he was evident VIII ch was often,
Tonight will be the last time the
Orth & Coleman Tip Top Merrymak-
e~s will make their aDpearance here
The company goes to Glens Falls and
win play in and around New York
state for some time and then head
out flr the middle west where the
company is SO well known The man
agement wishes to thank the people
of Bennington for their kind attendance
at the performances and hopes to be
back in Bennington some time next
year