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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-04

There's no more pain after a few drops of 'Gets-It" lands upon corn or 0allus and instantly dries.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-04

R. F. Erwin Regarding His Troubles
 A year ago last winter ! had an attack of indigestion followed by bili- 'ousness and constipation. Seeing Chamberlain Tablets so highly re- commened for stomach troubles I bought bottle of them and they help ed me right away writes R. F. Erwin Peru, Ind If you have any trouble with your digestion give these tablets a trial They will do you good
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-04
Why That Headache?

When you know the cause of a di- sease a cure may often be effected. This is particularly true of headache. Headache often results from consti- patton or a disordered condition of the stomach which may be corrected by taking a dose or two of Chamberlain s Tablets. Try it. These tablets are easy to take and mild and gentle in effect.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-04

Phoenix,-Former Governor George w. P. Hunt left Phoenix for Washin- ton for the purpose of securing his instructions from the state depart ment and to take his oath of office as minister to Siam.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-04

Nogales- H. Williams, known throughout Southern Arizona and part of Mexico as Banjo Dick" and who has been a resident of Nogales since the early eighties, died suddenly this week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-04

Flagstaff, With $36OO in currency pinned to his belt and much silver in his pockets, an unknown man was killed by Santa. Fe train at Holbrook Sunday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
MORE Strength FOR
VICTIMS Of ANEMIA

Anemia is another name for thin
blood. The sufferer loses strength,
becomes short Of breath and complains
of palpitaIion of the heart after the
slightest exercise, such as walking up
stairs. The lightest task becomes q
burden. There is loss Of ambition,
the victim loses weight and as the
disease progresses the appetite is
affected and color fades from cheeks.
Anemia is not a disease that cor
reefs itself and if unchecked it pro-
crosses steadily. 'But it can be com
bated by good food, fresh air and q
proper tonic for the blood. As the
blood becomes rich under this treat
ment the symptoms disappear as in
the case Of Mrs. Mary Rector, of No.
36 Stanberry street, Newark, Ohio.
II was in a badly rundown condi-
tion for about q year." Mrs. Rector
says. ."At first my lack of ambition
and slowly failing strength did not
worry me o great deal. Then I be-
came very nervous and lost my appe-
tite. | had to force myself to eat.
My complexion was paleNnd there was
q pain across the small of my back
81 had heard Dr. Williams Pink
Pills recommended so / got box and
began taking them. In two weeks
my appetite improved and it was not
long before my color became so much
better that friends commented on nv
improved appearance. As I continu-
ed talking the Mills | recovered my on
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
OFFICIALS ON BORDER
AWAIT JACK JOHNSON
Rumor Has II That Pugllist Has Been
Given Thirty Days % Get Ou.
Of Mexico

San Diego. Cal, June 16.-Agents
OF the depai imants of Justice and i'm
migration today were on watch along
the border line between the United
IS Z. es and lower California, Mexico, a
few miles south OF here to arrest Jack
johnson, negro pugilist, should he en-
tier .his country. Johnson is wanted
under convic ion for violation Of
the Mann act.
The federal officers ind.ca ed heir
watch was not based on any great con
Iddence in reports emanating from
Mexico that Johnson would he deport
ed but upon ,he possibility tha here
might be some truth in these tumors.
They particularly discounted a repor
printed in one Mexico paper tha
Judge LUIS Cacho of Tijuana, lower
California, had given the negro 30
days 10 leave he country. The rea-
lson for the order the report said was
IJohnsou's alleged conduct toward
Mexican girls.
Dave Gershon, special agent OF the
ldepar men of justice, said late last
nigh Judge Cacho had denied knowl
edge of any such decree,
Johnson, according to common talk
there. has been in disfayor with tn
/ Mexican au horities for some time.
HE Is said to have resented admoni-
Iuons from the Mexican police con
Iceruing his conduc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
MORE LINGERIE
SHOWS UP I'M
ELWELL CASE,
RUFUS E. BROWN DEAD
Former Attorney General Of Vermont
Died in Burlington.


Burlington, June lo---Rulus H.
Brown, attorney-general for Vermont
from 1919 "a 1914 and one Of the
ho.+ ,nou,n ,+.o-.,s4. b, yor,noni
9o's "''o
dleo last laS aH 'e' " ious per'
iod of i'll heaim and acute Illness OF
i've weeks,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
NURSE, CRYING,
SEES PRISONER
THROUGH BARS

lsobs Of the woman could be heard
Throughout The corridor Miss Guillow
again lost control of her emotions dur.
ing the examina ion thai was inapro-
gress at the ate's attorney office.
! She paced back and forth through the
/ long consulting room, her entire frame
lwfacked wi h anguish and regret.
Miss Guillow is apparently wo-
man OF more than usual nerve control
and when she did give way to the
storm of her emotions the result was
IaH the more Distressing % those who
were compelled to Witness her grief
On the street she had far better grip
upon herself. When approached by
camera men connected with Bos on
newspapers and who had come to
IBenning on for the purpose Of making
ILLUSTRATIONS she showed little concern
and even deliberately po.ed in font
OF he carheras
Nothing tha. happened during the
ieXamina ion of Pettibone has appear
ed 0 shake Miss Guillow's faith the
innocence Of the accused man. Il
Woulan DelieYe ne dld It II he said
he did It, she declared over and over
again
1t has developed during the hearing
that Pettibone and Miss Guillow firsl
became acquainted in March when the
under aker's assistant was called on
he occasion Of the dea.h of Miss
,Guillows grandfather How frequen.-
ly they me if they met a. all prev
ious to Mrs. Pettibone's dea Is pure
conjec ure, That hey have repeated
lly been in each others company since
the tragedy that she was employed as
special nurse when Pet-ibone under
went an operation for tonsils a. he
Troy city hospi al and that he was at
tho Guillow home in Sodom during his
Iconvalescence are facts of common
knowledge, The prosecuting officers
1 have completely exonorated Miss
lGuillow from any connection with the
alleged crime but the young woman
lis held under bonds OF $1,000 as a
material witness.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
MONEY AWAITS SERVICE MEN
Vermont Boys May Receive $50 Each
by Forwarding Addresses.

A number Of Vermont young men
who sen. their discharge Ger idcates
10 washington in order to obtain he
$50 bonus can not be located Their
discharge papers With the checks for
$50 each are now in Washington but
can not be forwarded because the
present addresses are unknown. The
present addresses Of ,hese young men
should at once be furnished by send
ling them to The following address,:
Zone Finance officer. BonusSect!on,
18th and c. Streets, Washington, D..
.C.'b
The list Of missing names include
the following: Fred NJ Dayio, Leon
NJ. S Sokes, Henry c. Williams, HUI
bert II. Williams, Edgar A. Cook,
Jackson Fl. Howard, Thore A. John
son, William-E. Kendall, Alfred La
mo he, Mark A. McClosky Dominica
Man clio, Michael Pa rick Noonan,
John Il. Smith, Lee j Souci.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
PRELIMINARY HEARING
MAY NOT BE CALLED
James X. Batchelder of Airing
ton Will Conduct the Defense
Interest in Case Centers
Arond Nurse Since the Con-
fession-No Definite Action
Yet Planned.

There was no preliminary hearing
today in the caae of Byron NJ. Pe-ti-
Ibont. who Is being held at he county
jail on the charge OF having murdered
his Wife. Mrs. Eva mad PC ,ibone
en- the night Of April 6. through the
medium of strychn ne administered in
dose OF salts
Wednesday afternoon relatives OF
the accused man who were summoned
here from his former home Pownai,
secured the services of James f..
Batcheder OF Arlington to conduc
the defense. MI Ba achelder, who is
lin at enhance a the June term of Ben
inington coun court being held
Manchester, arrived In the village lac
,n the af ernoon and in the evening
had an interview with Pc tibone a.
THE couny Jail
/ Mir. BatcheIdor had had but little
lpreyious knowledge Of the case and
was not prepared TO AXE any definite
lac ion. Attorneys are of he opinion
THAT preliminary hearing IS not abso-
Imtely necessary unless Mr. Baichcl-
der insists upon tha! pr0ceedins.
is ate's Attorney Collins NJ Graves bias
icommun Gated wi h Judge S anley M
Wilson Of the superior court who Is
NOW presiding at Manchester and has
asked the court to summon @ special
grand jury mex Tuesday The at or
ney for the defonse may waive any
ll,tud nf axor,it, q io7t and oIlDw the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
BRATTLEBORO GIRL AND
TWO BOYS AT LARGE
Three Inmates OF Industrial School
Make Eseape--Police Have Been
Notified

Brattleboro, June 16--Chief OF
Police George Wilson has been notified
of the escape from the Industrial
school at Vergenns OF Miss Mar ha
Carruth of Brattlboro. The message
said hat he young woman lef IN the
night with two boys from ebe instl II
tion. Miss Carruth was sent to Ner-
gennes by the juvenile branch Of he
Bra tleboro Municipal cour Sep EN-
Der 29,. 1919, for the rest Of her min
ority the expiration OF her commit
ment to be February 1922, Shortly
before that she was employed as a
elegraph messenger She had been
lin the Gus ody Of Mr.. and Mrs. S A,
.Crossman who asked the cour TO de.
care her deliQuent ch d. their peti.
ti0n stating that she is incorrigible
and insists on wandering abou he
s. reefs in he night time and persists
in associating with evil mnder per
sons and is growing up in crimes.
After beng remanded TO the custody
of Mr. and Mrs Crossman she hired a
livery ,eam under an assumed name
los ensibly TO 80 to Putney, but drove
WnchendOn Mass, where Sheriff
Frank l. Wellman found the girl and
cam She took garments from two
,Brattleboro stores, bu these were re-
covered and returned to the mer
chants.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
BENT--WARN
Pretty Wedding at Baptist Parsonage
"Wednesday Norninq

A quiet but pretty wedding took
place at the Baptist parsonage on
Wednesday morning. June 16, al II
O'Clock when Mary Edna Warn, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. William Warn of
Bradford street and William Bent
were united in marriage by Rev. w.
lG Towart.
The bride wore a travelling suit of
blue with hat to match She was at
tended by a sister. Miss Florence
Warn, who also wore blue. Frederick
Enslow of Rutland acted as best man
A dinner was served al the home OF
the brides sister, Mrs. Joseph Sey
mour for the bridal party, after which
the newly married couple left by auto
ton at the earliest practicable date,
of the state.
The presents we're many and beauti
full including cut glass, silver, liner
and money Both BRIDE and groom
have a host of friends who wish then
a happy married life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
Standing OF the Clubs.
NEW ENGLAND GOVERNOR
WATCHING COAL SUPPLY,

Boston, June 16.--The governors
Of the New Englan States, or their
representatives, will join in a confer.
ence with the interstate commerce com
mission at Washington tomorrow to
consider means of assuring coal
supply to this section Of the country
next winter
Governor Coolidge, who called the
conference, said in his invitation that
both present conditions and the pros
poets were serious The question of
placing an embargo on shipments of
/ coal abroad will be considered, 1t is
understood
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
TOOK MONEY
BUT KEPT THE CHILD
Police Searching for Man Who Kid
naped Little Boy and Got Away
with $4,000.

Norristown. Pa, June 1.-THE po,
lice today again took up the search
for thirteen months old Blakely
Coghlin who was stolen from his crib
on June 2. AT The same time, the au-
thorities are looking for a person
known only to them as the crank who
Gwindled the baby's father out of $12,-
600 demanded for the return of the
little fellow
After receiving several letters and
telephone calls, Coghlin was convinc.
ed as to the identity Of the abductor
and asked the police to withdraw so
that he could personally negotiate
the matter
Mr. Coghlin was told to leave the
money at a certain place and his son
would be returned to hinr He did so
and II was taken but the boy was not
brought back.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
EXPLOSIONS MAKE FIRE
FIGHTING DANGEROUS

Rutland, June 16 "A fire in the
hardware store Of Billings and Davis
on Center street at 153 this morn
ing caused the firemen considerable
trouble by the blazing oil along the
top of the water and by the dangers
from explosions of cans of paint, var
nish, etc Several hours after the
blaze had been eXtinguished there
We're explosions from these cans
Firemen from Stations l and
responded to the alarm and soon had
four streams of water playing on the
blaze. The fire was entirely in the
basement The goods on the first
floor are badly damaged but only ny
smoke The contents of the base
ment are practically ali destroyed
and the walls and ceilings of the Gel
lar are badly charred. The loss Is
estimated al several thousand dol
lars.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
GEORGE ALEXANDER FINED
Pleaded Guilty to Selling Whiskey
and Pays $106.o5.

George Alexander, a local merchant,
was arraigned in municipal court to-
day on he charge of selling liquor.
He pleaded guilty and Judge William
j. Meagher imposed fine of 500 with
costs of S6.05
The case Of Alexander was brought
to the attention of States Attorney
Graves through the arrest of a man in
Manchester who was convicted of
driving an automobile while intoxicat-
ed The automobillst disclosed on
Alexander from whom he stated he
purchased a pint of whiskey.
Charles A. Maurer, who appeared for
Alexander claimed that the respond.
ent was not in the store at the time
the whiskey was sold.
Alexander recently paid fine of
$500 in United States court following
his arrest for selling essence to be
used as beverages.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
HAD CLOTHES HIDDEN
In ELWELL'S HOME,
Slippers, Boudoir Cap and
KimOna Now Figure in Case
Police Still Baffled as to
Whether Man or Woman Fir
ed ShOt-Elwell Nervous Day
of Murder.

New York. June 17--DesWte mum
erous clues pointing N diff areD drec
tons the mysterious lady oi lingerie
bits Of whose apparel have been ais
covered iii the residence Of Joseph y
FlweI, became the central figure last
nigh! in he search for the whi5 eN
per and turfmans slayer
She is said TO be the same young
woman whose pho ograph IN a one
piece bathing costume, was kept by
ElWell upon the dresser in his bed
room The impo' anca Of her pan m
the case is based upon the theory that
the slayer may have been q man who
was jealous Of Elwen's assoc 'ation
with hel.
With crimson counteuance, Mrs
Marie larsen, housekeeper for Elweli
admitted yesterday evening in he Of
fee OF John z Doolng Assis ant DIS
trio Attorney, that she had endeay
cred o conceal from the DE- ectiyes
this womans connection with he case
by hiding her belongings fgom them
She said this woman bad made a
prac ice 60 keen a breakfas cap, slip
pers, kimono and a few articles Of lin
gere in he Elwtll house and ,ha she
was he woman with whom he lunoh.
ed in the house two weeks aefore he
was slam.
With tears dimning her eyes Mrs
Larsren made two other slatments To
Mr. Dooling which no amount Of preN
Gus ques inning by detec YES or otheg
officials mad been abla 10 dag from
her She sail hat tho women whom
she undera ooH 70 be be ownerot the
lingerie and a young woman who hal
visited ElweN house last Friday
within fo| h5tvs az er The Conuais.
sion of he crime were the one person.
She also complicated matters 10 a
Ger ain extent by sta ng tha on the
Tuesday preeedng the ragady anoth-
er girl, whose name she did not konw
but who was short and somewhat
scout and VINO wore q gray dress rim
med with fur, had called upon Elwell
and had lunched with him between 1
and p, m and hat he had seemed
very tentive to her.
This girl, she said was about %
years of age She declared Il was he
only time. she ever saw her on he
prem SEES. After luncheon she said,
this girl left in q black and white aXi
cab that Elwell had summoned
- Mrs. Larsen denied knowledge OF
the numerous her women acquant-
auces Flwell is credited with having
had, and expressed he positive ballet
tha no woman had keys to- the prem
ises.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
SEIZE 70 TONS or wHIsKEY
We, Goods Intended for New England
Taken in New grunsWck

Frederic On N =, June l6 Tho
largest seizure OF liquor ever made ia
New Brunswick was repor cd yester-
day morning. consisting Of T. ons
Cf whisbey and other wet goods The
seizure was made al Baker Brook,
Madawaska county. The chief nspec-
tor said the liquor was shipped on OF
Mon real as fertilizer and there was
every reason to believe hat its desti.
nation was New Enalind 1t was said
0 be following closely the most pop
lHar raute tc New ENGLAND for con ra
band shipments.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
TEMPERANCE A. C. WIN
Tigers Defeated at Baseball Sunday
Afternoon 20 3.

it5GIa bIiruASN Ok DGaEhuit SNNAaJ
Afternoon 9 20 3.
The Temperance A c. defeated The
Tigers at a game of baseball played
at Morgan's park Sunday al ernoon
aThosBceTt wasS o 8.
F-ahar pitching for the T A. C,
was rong and steady en- the Mound,
allowing only six hits while his sup
lports touched no King, the Tigers
p ieher for ten nice drives.
The T. A. C. boys gave good support
allowing only TWO balls to 80 by while
on tle Tger team two runs were let
I'm due TO poor playing
Stein played his usual game behind
the pla e. putting his hear and soul
Unto the game.
I On Sunday next he T. a. G. team
will so TO Troy where they viii play
the fas Dalton. junior team A return
game will be given the Dalton junior
team on July 4. Anyone desiring 70
accompany the team to Troy may Sc.
Icure places by communicating wi h
George Hogan, manager
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
BACK NUMBERS AND puoTOs
WANTED

Bound copies Vermont Legislative
Directory, 1872, 1874 1876 1878; gov
ernors' messages llendee retiring 1870
Stewart retiring 1872; Converse retr-
ing 1874 Peck retiring 1876 Fletcher
inaugural 1912; Vermont Its Cover
ment" by William n. Jenery 1902; leg
islative biennial Waterman Publishing
Co., 1896 1885, photographs; United
States Senators Benjamin Swift, 1888
80. Lawrence Brainerd, 1S54-56; and
Congressman 10. p. walton, 1S57-G3:
Harveys Weekly Vol Nos l6 and IA;
Army and Navy Journal, year 1916.
September . and 30 Nov. %, Dec. 9. year
Oulcial Reports proceedings Republican
National Conventions 1856 and 1850:
address stating price, Frank L. Greene.
St Adams, Vermont,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
- sLoCk SYSTEM FAILS
Cause OF RearEnd Collision Near
Worcester.

Worcester Mass, June 16.-
Failure of the block signal to function
properly was the cause of the rear
end collision on he Boston G Albany
railroad las nigh, according to a
statement made today by Engineer
Archie J, Card Of Cambridge, who is
confined in Worcester City hospital
suffering from burns of the face, neck
and an injury to his left foo The 12
injured in the hospital were all repor
ed improved today. None we're dan
gerOusly hurt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
He Has II Coming.

"Should uglier husbands have heav-
fer damaCeSf was question raised
in recent divorce action. The bet
ter opinion is lint the fact that the
ugly man must have gone out Of his
way to pet married should tell against
him. pHneh.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
VERDICT FOR HANLEY
Defendant Wins Suit Brought by
Anna Neher.

The jury in the case of Anna Neher
VS. Edward Hanley, of which trial was
begun in county court at Manchester
on Tuesday Wednesday afternoon
brought in a verdict for the defendant.
The parties both reside in Benning-
ton and the case had a previous trial
at the December term of county court
when the jury disagreed. Holden G.
Healy appeared for the plaintiff and
Henry Chase Tor the defendant.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
HOLDS UP WEDDING
Priest Made Bride Co Home and Pu
on More Clothes.

'NSA WtNhN ~ NC w i'Nitt~ 3iiN ~
on More Clothes.
New Orleans. La, June 16.-A we'd
ding ceremony in st Louis Cathedral
was postponed several hours today be
cause the officiating priest Father An
tome of the order OF Oblate Fathers
of Mary Immaculate, declared the
bride was immodestly attired and vic.
lated recent order of Archb shor
Shaw of the diocese of New Orleans
rela i've 10 wearing apparel.
The bride started up the main aisle
but had not gone far before the prizes
viewed the gown, ordered the Tights
out and sent her home to assume OH
Ier carmen S. The marriage ceremony
then was performed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
Vermont STATE Asks His Wife For Advice That May
OPENING OF MT. ANTHONY CLUB
Season Begins with a Tea Saturday
Afternoon.

The opening of Mt. Anthony Coun-
try club for The season will take place
Saturday afternoon The entertain
ment commi. ee, Mrs. Guy b, John
of Old Bennington chairman, has
made arrangements for tea which
will be given at the club from 4 to 6
O'Clock. All members are cordially
invited to attend
An unusually pleasing entertain
men program has been arranged for
the summer with special celebration
on holidays. The committee in
charge is composed Of Mrs, Johnson,
chairman; Mrs Harry c. shields,
Mrs. Collins NJ. Graves, Mrs John
Harper, Mrs Richard kellogg, Mrs.
Guy T. Murray and Miss Ann T, Clark.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago. 1; Boston, 0.
The Philadelphia Pittsburg game was
postponed on account of rain. Other
teams were not scheduled,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL
Results of Games in Both of the
Major Leagues.
AMERICAN LEAGIE

New York, z; Chicago, 4.
st. Louis, 2; Philadelphia, 1.
The DetroitBoston and Washington
Cleveland games were postponed on
account of rain :
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-17
WEATHER FORECAST

Rain tonight and Friday morning
followed by fair weather Friday