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AUCTIONS--LECAIS
Auction sales
Legal Notices


SEPT. ~. l9z0a Public sale furniture. car
pets, rugs. &c, viii be- sJld % stidhAm q
son - Auction Store, All h. FOURTH strosf
Friday, september z5. 1920. 4 O'Clock. y.
m. sharp. Bedroom. diuln1roorn ysrior,
lvingroom furniture u al kigds ylcfureg.
chairs. rockers. cOuches, daVeuDorts hels
and bedding, rugs, al sizes IN amin
ster, wilton, brussels. NOoi lbrr 500 varla
linoieum. dressers and chlrOniers tabln
linen. dishes. library tables library ruifoa
NC. Terms, cash stidbam A sO1. Auc
EXECUTORS SALE OF valuahle rral
estate. VIII b. sold a. public s@f a. the
county Court House, Wilmington Iyefa
ware. on "Wednesday. Octotfr p, lqlO at
10 O'Clock. a. m. the Mansion H0uae sifh
barn and Outbuildings nov occ1plrd ~
William VI. Cooper, Jr.. locatsf on tfn
westerly side % the River road about tk-ae
miles south ~ New Castle opposite coo
rife range. tOgcthcr With Che pirf n
ground on which said buildings arr rrur1flf
containing about seven acres of lard haE-
ing frontage Of about so feet on fha
river road and depth ~ about i0rn fnrf
The Mansion House contains % roomH.
bath and pantry, hot water heaf Hlfa
water supply % kitchen pantry ard tafh
by gasoline engine and elfvat tsf tErF
This offers a most desirable oou0ffurifF
for any one seeking a country hone Ir
good neighhorhoof convenient ~ trolley
and railroad thereby giving 4ssV arrrsH
20 churches and schools F0r part irlIinra
apply % Equitable Trust 90 ~ rr1frr
Of william ~ Cooper dacfarrd Nliwirr
ton. Del. Harry J. Stifharn hucfirrrrr
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AN EXPERT

The Pennsylvanlan VINO took Sd grams
OF bichloride Of mercury. Washing them
down with four ounces Or wool alcohol
and pint u gasoline. and lived through
It, IS assured OF a good living a. an expert
TO testify that 2.5 per cent beer under %
circumstances should be Regarded ~ ln-
toxicsting Portland Oregonian-
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W. TENTH ST. so5-Eight rooms. splen-
did neighborhood. Bargain for quick sale.
Apply owner, 4Ie Madison. Mortgage ar
ranged.
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Wanted-KOoms or Hoard

BOARD AND ROOM-Tn private Protest
ant family. desired by refined young mar
ried couple employed during day Address
q. rs. Every Evening Office.
ROOMS-Two furnished bath with kitch-
enette or board In desirable private fam
ily, eonv nient 10 Tower Hiif school, for
man and wife with daughter. IL years old.
Address @ 10. Every Evening once.
ROOM-And board in quiet. refined private
family. In good neighborhood by gentle
man and wife, about October !. Address
II 10. Every Evening Office.
ROOM-singie. and board, By respectable
man. Private family preferred Address
u 4. EEerT EYenlnz Ofice
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted Female

HAND-tiood salary. Ap-
ply Martin 4 Collins, Nandever avenue.
ER-N Dung lady, experienced
Address q Is Every Evening Office.
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Machinery and fools 81
GASOLINE ENbISE-For sale. 81 horse
power. Apply 53s tandever avenue.
sTIRLITH BROS.-scrap iron and metals.
beams. Front and TAGnAu streets.
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huoIeum remnants large enough for Kit
cnens at half price. HurIock Cash HOUSE.
seventh and Poplar streets.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS ID
Lodge Notices
a a 4 Delaware Lodge. No. /. are re-, re
,,,cstcd IA attend a special meeting OF s.o
t,,r,s, association Thursday evening" or, p,
g,mhrr s3. al odd Fellows Hail ieh'h a"N
ktng StrVrts. ---------
Personals
NOTICE Domestic servants anu To-
.uppltrd Phone 144i. --
Lost and Found ~
FNF IASSES-Lost. In case. ke"aru IL
returned to 3o9 Delaware avenue
II REK\ AttD DOG-Lost. Orange anu anu
mo. pla- markings on face Answers
to name - Roger Reward II returneu t' 70
n n Jones. Cleveland avenue EiSii0'
pC
wATCU Gold. with fob attached. tlnder
plcase return TO 1919 Tatnah. fhone
J0laJ =
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Houses For Sale

HOUSES FUT S1ltt 81
CLAYTON ST. 5l6-House, eight rooms
all conveniences, adjoining lot With two
r-araoae phone 5sDl NJ
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FINANCIAL

REACOM BUSINESS COLLEGES, Tenth
and King streets. Phone, write or call for
particulars about day school or night
school
GROSS BUSINESS EGE-Enroll-
ment now means a good position in from
40 TO 90 days 90l Washingt ton street.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

Business Property 50
WYOMING, DEL.-Garage. concrete, up
to-date, for sale Has workshop. storage
and salesroom. Stock of sundries. Good
location. Wyoming Garage.
WALNUT ST, 4Io-Store and dwelling
combined. big bargain II sold at once.
Phone b. T.. Harmon, Holly Oak So,
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Farms and Land For Sale

BRANDYW1NE HUNDRED-Farm OF 90
acres about four miles from Wilmington.
with entrance TO same from Faux road.
INQUIRE of Laura V. Webster. Elsie NJ.
Webster or W. Il. Lyman, Attorney.
FARMS--1 have arm of 2S2 acres, known
as the Styre farm, and one of 256 acres.
gnown as the FELTON, farm. Both in Queen
Anne county. Md. Further particulars ap-
ply }. w Mcknett, sudlersville. Md.
20 ACRES-Ideal truck and poultry farm
Good house and outbuildings. With or
without crops. III miles from Milford
Half way between Milford and Lincoln.
Paul NanSant. Milford, Del
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES
RUICk. TOURING.
FORD. COUPE.
OVERLAND. CURING.
DODGE. TOURING.
FORD. TRUCK
rhc above cars may be purchased on
our convenient monthly payment piah
n desired Act quick.
~er Mr. Ratledge so2-os French ~.
open evenings. 70 =.
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IfOSSicr CITY. l.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.


BE it ordained and 1t is hereby ordered by
the Village Council. in regular session con-
vrncd. That an cleo ton be- held Tuesday,
March >. 1920 for the purpose of voting
on the proposition of ::-mill ten thousand
tiollas bond issue, to run for period of
ten years. for the purpose Of cutting II
canal to drain the village and improve the
streets and sidewalks of the Village of
Plain lhaling. la.
All taxpayers living within the village
limits will be entitled to vote In said
election.
The ballots used may he either written
| or printed. and shall read: =" For the prop
OSftfOn to vote Il ten thousand dollar ::-mill
tag bond issue. to run ten years. for the
purpose Of cutting canal in the Village of
Plain Dealing. for the purpose Of draining
the village and improving the streets and
sidewalks. or Against the proposition to
vote ten thousand dollar ::-mill tax bond
issue. to run ten years. for the purpose Of
! cutting canal in the Village of Plain
| Dealing. for the purpose Of draining the
| village and improving the streets and side
walks.
amount Of property voted. $------:
The following: known residents are here
| by named az commissioners and clerk to
hold said election and make due returns to
| the village COUNCIL: commissioners r.
| Bfxlcr. !. +. Lyon and \. Il. TURNKEY
clcrk-Gilford Wright.
! J. +. WALKER. Mayor.
]. +. NrcKOLI.S. Secretary.
January ~, 1870 feb .6l
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Loo al and
Person al
News Of a Week as Told
~ by the Banner Reporters

Mrs. J. NJ Henderson. who has
been quite ill., is very much better.
The new Gardner saw mill ut Gum
Springs cut its first log yesterday morn
ing about ten O'Clock.
-MeSSrS A. L. Butler. Of Belcher.
and w. Il. Butler. Of Shreveport. were
here yesterday to visit at the bedside
of Mr.. J. f. Burt-their cousin.
Miss Mary Humble left Tuesday
for Monroe. where she will spend Il
few days with her mother-while the
Benton High School remains closed.
Justice of Peace J. II. Montgomery
performed the ceremony yesterday af-
ternoon that united in marriage Mr..
l.. &. Jones and Miss Berdie Il. Keel,
both of the Linton community.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Smith. of the
raney School community. passed this
way yesterday en- route to Shreveport
in their car. They were accompanied
ny their daughter. Miss Eva Smith.
Miss Matte Gray Logan was sum-
tfolleu JoIllt Tie llISt VI llt WIN VII
account of the illness of her mother
Mrs. Mamie Logan. and other members
of that family. She is at present {;
student in the State Normal School al
NatchitOcIeS.
Mr. w. Il. Wilbourn. residing JUS
south of Benton. returned home som.
days ago from Meridian. Miss. wher,
Il" was called on account of the serious
illness of his mother. Her condition
was greatly improved when he left her
hut her condition is still serious.
Mr. .Adger Logan came in Monda.
from Clarksville, Miss. in response t
telegram in regard to the serious i'll
ness of his mother. Mrs. Mamie Logan
Mrs. Logan WAS still very i'll yesterday
hut is now somewhat better. He
daughter. Miss Mary Sue Logan, is ais
reported us improving. The Log;l
BOARDING house has been closed as sue
for the time being and Mrs. J. f. Roc
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Where the Big Crowd Eats
When in Shreveport. ~
1.-The Columbia
Restaurant and Lunch Room
SCI Market Street

Dining parlOr for ladies In back pOr-
ton of room.
Native Game. Oysters and other Sea
Foods when in season.
Courteous treatment. clean linen. and
wholesome food ut popular prices.
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erS and Mrs. Theresa Ogilvie are ac-
commodating the bOarderS
Mrs. L. w. O'Bannon. Of Cisco.
Texas. is a guest ut the home of her
father DR.. {. II. Irion.
More luck to the preachers. There
are five Sundays in this month. even
if there are only Twenty-Five days.
Miss Maggie Belle Burt. IL student
ut st. VincentS Academy. Shreveport.
is Il guest ut present at the home of
her father. Mr.. f.. :. Burt.
MIR. Il. II. Vaughan. now located in
Shreveport. was among the business
visitors in Benton Monday. While here
he renewed his subscription to the old
reliable.
Sunday of this week Mrs. Homer
Coluuitt. whose home Is some three
miles south of Benton. was taken to
The Pines. near Shreveport. where she
will remain for treatemnt.
Superintendent of Education w. \.
FortSon paid visit to the school ut
Plain Dealing yesterday. He found
very little influenza there and the
school work so far in no wise inter
rupted by the disease.
AS officially reported. there were
IL $50 bales of cotton ginned in BoS-
Sier Parish from the 1919 crop prior to
January 10th. as compared with -. LII
bales for the corresponding date OF
1?l9-from the 1918 crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Adger and little
SOL. Sidney. jr.. are all i'll from fntlu'
enza. All of them. however. are improv'
ing. and Mrs. Adger was sufficiently re
covered by Yesterday as to he able to
stand removal to Il Shreveport SAM
tarium.
MIR. J. w. Thomas, of Pittsburg
Texas. is spending Il few days here
with his nephew and niece, Mr.. ant
Mrs. l.. Swords. He was met here
Sunday Ivy his son. Mr.. Earl Thomas
of Shreveport. who came UP to spent
the day.
We noted that the moon got gUo(
and full Yesterday evening. with every
body else in town duly sober and thu
Grand Jury just in session the day be
fore. These old timers are past mas
ters at taking privileges and lon:
chances-as you must have noted.
Among the callers at the Banne
office yesterday was Mr.. q. W.. Duke
of Shreveport. owner of 1000 acres o
TO-; f,,r,,.i,,.r 1nu1 i,,sf >.n1,th n
Benton. His holdings formerly TIL
Palmetto and South Riverside plants;
tions) are now known as Dukedal
plantation.
ill Tuesday. but is reported as mucl
better this morning. All other mem
hers of his family were i'll last weel
and are still SO. though one of the chi
dren is now able to he up. \ traine
nurse from Shreveport was called i
several days ago.
MIR. f. :. Burt. Farm Demonstr;
ton Agent for the parish, has sent i
the following contribution: II cam
in last week from pruning and Spra!
ing orchards and took to my bed wit
Il severe case Of influenza. Will reSunl
work as soon as possible. This Is
let my friends know why am not q
work this week..
MIR. w. L. Belcher. of Shreveport
and Miss Minnie DoGley. of Vain,
Hill. Ark. We're married Sunday ev
t ming at five O'Clock. in Shreveport. ;
il the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Heidi ke
: dali. The groom Is son of Mr.. III
:. Mrs. ]. ii. Belcher. of Dukedale plant
:. ton. and there are Il great many O
friends in this entire community
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FINAL. Account
EST1sAY SALE,

EsrEAiED before NJ. Smith. Juseticc of the
Peace. Fifth Ward. HOSsicr Parrish Louis
lana. by ]. II. Scarborough. Il red and white
spotted llEIFEl. coming three years old.
marked over-balf,rop in right ear and split
in left ear: no brands: has small Grumpy
horns.
The owner Is requested to come forward.
prove property and pay costs. or said an
imll will bc sold. according to Law. at J. II.
Starborou=h's place. on Saturday. February
II. 1920. \. l.. MCKINNEY, Constable.
January -. 1920.
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Police Jury Meets.

4 called session of the Police Jury
convened ut the Court House this
(ThurSilay) morning ut eleven O'Clock.
all the members bein: present.
The called meetin: was for the pur-
pose of authorizing the President of
the Police Jury. Mr.. J. {. Logan. to
sign contracts for the removal Of build
ingS. etc. whereby Cain Street. In BOs-
Sier City. is to be made wider by an
additional 70 feet.
by resolution the required authority
was conferred upon the President.
\ resolution w;s also passed provid-
ing for joint conference. or session.
with the City Council Of Shreveport to
agree upon IL reduction of the paS>en-
ger fares over the traffic bridge he
tween Shreveport and BOSSier City.
The date of. the conference remains to
he fixed.
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EStrayed

From my home. about 81 miles northwest
of Ivan. about the 10th of September, Il
small red horse MULE. seven years old
branded X on left hip and shoulder. \
reasonable sum will be paid for his re-
,Cycry Postoilicc address. Gotten Valley.
Enutc |. jIa-tfl SCOrT CARTER.
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wish the young couple all happiness
and much prosperity.
Miss Leola Greer was taken i'll yes
terday and is confined to her room at
Mrs. Theresa Ogilvie's residence.
-Middling cotton was quoted ut 81
cents per pound in Shreveport yester-
day. The receipts for the day We're re-
ported as 249 bales.
Mrs. G. G. Woodbridge has been in
Shreveport for several days attending
upon her husband. who Is being treated
at Il sinitarium in that city.
Two North BosSier friends who
were callers Monday were Mr.. &. \.
Bounds. Of the Rocky Mount commu-
nifty. and Mr. X. T.. Matlock. of Ward
Four. Mr.. Bounds ordered the Banner
mailed to himself. Mr.. MatlOck having
already subscribed some days ago. We
noted that their conversation leaned
toward the preparation for the 1920
crop-a mighty" good sign.
MIR. e. H. Gardner. of the Miller'>
Bluff community. was in Benton this
morning. He brought Il wagon load of
household good for Mr.. {. &. crowley.
lately of Miller's Bluff, who is moving
his family into the Bogard cottage,
just south Of the Court House. Mr.
Crowley will haul logs for the Gardner
saw mill ut Gum Springs. His family
arrived this morning on the south
bound passenger.
On account of an epidemic of men
nights. the Alison School. located SOn,e
miles south Of Benton. has been CLOSED
for ten days. but Parish Surerintend
ent of Education W. \. Fort>on says il
Is now hoped that the school may bt
reupened within few days. Five OF
the pupils of the school We're found t,
have been infected with the disease
There are no reports of meningitis
from other parts Of the parish. nor ha:
the outbreak of Spanish Influenza ~
far resulted In the closing of an,
Scllool-S,lve the Benton High School
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NOTICE FOR FERTILIZATION.

Cnited States Land Office,
Baton Rouge. La. Jan. IA. 1920.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the State Of
Louisiana has the eth day Of January. 1920.
selected the following described lands. to-
wit: Lots ~ and II go md :I, section
-. township IL. north. range l. west. Lou
isiana Meridian. as indemnity school land
selection.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the land described or desiring TO object be-
cauase Of the mineral character Of the land
Or for any other reason. to the disposal OF
said land to the State. should file their afii-
divits Of protest in this Office on or before
the 2fth day Of February. 1920.
Il. y. GlANELLoNI, Register.
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Hay For Sale

| now have for sale about 1000 bales
OF good Prairie Hay at the McCloud
Prairie. five miles east Of Bellevue. Get
il while you can. IoStOtfice address
Iaughton, La. Route l.
I:I1-tfI II. {. DEPUTY.
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HOMESTEAD ENTRY No. OsOs,.

Department Of the Interior
I. =. Land Office at Baton Rouge. Lii.
December -. 1919.
Proof made under Act of June 4. 1871
NOTICE Is hereby given that John r. Shell
ton. Of Sarepta. La who. on September 20.
1916. made Homestead Entry. No. 0SOS22
for the east half Of southwest quarter of
section ID. township %, north. range II.
west. Louisiana Meridian. has filed notice
OF intention to make threeycar proof, to
establish claim to the land above Described.
before the Clerk of Court. Mt Benton. La,
on the 18th day Of February, 1920.
Claimant names witnesses: Wilson
cOvington. W. W. Allen, Il +. Rodgers and
+. {. Wright. all Of Plain Dealing, La,
II. +. ID. No. >.
T.. u. GIANEIL0SI, Register.
January :, 1920. feb 81
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Card of Thanks.

would have before this time offered
my thanks to the voters of Ward Two
for their support Of my candidacy as
Police Juror had not been suddenly
called away to an adjoining state by
the illness of my mother.
wish to express deep and sincere
appreciation to those who voted for
me. and also to assure those who voted
otherwise that hope to serve them so
well as Police Juror that they will con-
slider me sincere public servant of all
the people. Yours to serve.
I0dr,1 W. Il. WILBOURN.
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Cotton Seed

About - bushels of Half and Half Cot
ton Seed for sale: $50 per huShel.
From cotton not rained on and is good
seed. Address me at Rocky Mount, LII
.i-3-pI f. H. Jockey.
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Good Hay-AII Kinds

We now have for sale about 1000 bales
of good hay-alfalfa. native grass or
johnson graSS-take your choice. The
price $40 to $40 per ton. Address
Benton. La. Route ,.
Ii-4l T. A. Il W. $. TIDWELL.
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Notice to the Public

THE plantations once known as Palmetto
and South Riverside are no more. They
have k~n consolidated into one and will
hereafter hp known rs Dukctlalc.
lc3-pl q. WALTER DUKE.
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TAX NUTICE-lMMOVAB PROPERTY

Office of Tax Collector for Bossier Parish.
Benton. La. Feb. :, 1920.
10 Tnrparrrx Whoxe Postobice addresses
ire I Hkn"rH.
In compliance with Act No. 100 of 1S:IS.
and all subsequent laws thereto. you are
hereby notified by published motto" that
your state. parish and all special taxes On
immOvablc property for the year 1?1? are
past due and delinquent. and if not paid
within TWENTY DAYS after the publish
ing of this notice. l will advertise and sell
according to law said property to satisfy
the judgment against you aS shown by the
assessment roll on file in the Recorder :
Office Of BOssier Parrish Louisiana.
The names Of said delinquent taxpayers.
the amount Of the taxes. interest and cost
due by each. as per assessment of said
year. and the immOvablc property assessed
to each is as follows. to-wit:
EUD BHOWN-Thc southwest quarter of
southwest quarter of section -, township
~. range L.: ~ acrrs-S6.t;''.
| JAMES Il. Gillian undivided onc-ffth
interest in the west half of northeast
quarter of section -. township -. range
II: IL acrcs-S3.2:.
J. II. IIOHES-Thc southeast quarter OF
southeast quarter of section -. west half
of southwest quarter of section -; and
east half of northeast quarter of So, ton
-. township -. range II: 2OD acres
S16..j.
:. j. I.tEE-Thr cast half of southeast
quarter of Sc. ton 1. west half OF south
west quarter. northeast quarter of south
west quarter Of section =. DorthcaSt quar-
ter Of northeast quarter Of section and
west half Of northwest quarter of section
10. toWn-hip -. range II 80 acres
S45.7j.
| ROGER L.\WSON-.\n undivided one-ci-ht h
interest in the east half Of southwest
quarter of sec ton 30 township Il. range
10: 10 acrrS--S::.2:.
". +. HIcIIARDSON-Lots ; and &, Oak
| Park Subdivision-S1 50.
SrW,RS StIlAFFEE. In,.--I.ots I. >. :.
! !. : and & Of block q. Cumberland Sub
| division. EOssicr tity-$14OS.
Done and signed officially this. February
| =. 1920 j. f. EDwAEpS.
Sheriff and eI-oDfcio Tax Collector for
| Eossicr Parish. Louisiana.
February ). 1870. feb .Gl
FINAL ACCOUNT.
SHcressinm If j. e. BY,M. Dcceaxcd In
district Co"rt. Enxsier Porish. L"uixinna
! NuTIcE is hereby given that J. \. Byrd, nd
ministratGr of the succession Of J. {. Byrd
deceased. has this day filed in my office his
final account in said succession and If op
position !" not made thereto within til,
time prescribed by law. the same will b,
homolosatrd and made the Judgment of til,
Court.
/ Given under my official signature and sea
of office. mt Benton. La, on this the ..9tl
day Of January, 1920.
| JAS. NJ. HENDERSON.
| t'-2l Clerk EosSirr District Court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-01
CANNON BUSY MAN
At THE CONVENTION

John X Sheehy this morning re-
ceived a night letter from County
Clerk Bernard NJ. Cannon one of
the delegates to the Democratic con-
vention from this district. stating
that he arrived at the convention
just as it was being called to order
Since arriving in San Francisco the
telegram reads. Mr.. Cannon has
been one OF the busiest men attend
ing the convention.
On Tuesday night the county
clerk dined with Eamon de Valera
president OF the Irish republic. and
Srnator David J. Walsh. Of Massa-
ehusetts. the telegram says. and the
views OF Mr.. Cannon regarding the
sentiment of the irish people in
Middlesex county were eagerly
sought A spiuted discussion, NJ.
Cannon says. took place between
William Jennings Bryan. Senator
Glass OF Virginia and himself In
conclusion the latter says that he Is
putting up strong argument in or
der that labor might get a square
dea1' in the platform now being
formulated