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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-25
NE THOD USED BY
BERGDOLL To GET
AWAY EXPLAINED
(By Associated Press.)

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-The
method used by Grover Cleveland
BergdolI, convicted draft dodger, In
this city yesterday, was explained to-
day by James E. Romig, a former
magistrate and friend of the Berg
doll family. Mr.. Romig has figured
in the Bergdoll case ever since the
latter became dcserter from the
army in 1917.
"On Thursday morning 1 was told
that Grover would arrive at the
.orth Philadelphia station at S:42,"
ton. Grover got off a New York
train with two guards. We all got in
a motor car and drove to Mrs. Berg
dolls suburban residence. There we
left Grover and the guards"
According to Mr.. Romig's story,
with his guards. In the evening he.
Grover and the two guards drove 10
Philadelphia, returning home at mid
night. One guard slept with Grover
and the other in an adjoining room,
Yesterday morning the mechaniciau
Romig understood it was being pre-
pared for a journey. He was to ac-
company Grover. but he didn't know
where.
HOW ABOUT a search Tor Sl0O,OVU
Grover is said to have buried in
Maryland? he was asked.
81 do not know anything about
that"
Mr.. Romig told the details of the
escape. I'VE were in the library,
Grover, the two guards and myself"
he said. Grover was reciting Shake
speare. Just when he had us all
laughing, the telephone bell rang.
Grover went into another room to
answer it. When the bell continued
TO ring, one of the guards said, He
didn't answer that The sergeants
looked for Grover. I Joined in the
hunt. but no trace of him could be
fourd. We then found that Growers
car, which the mechanician had been
in the garage, had disap-
peared.
My God said one of the guards,
where has he gomez
"I telaphoned Gibboney, attorney
for the family. and he came, out at
once. He seemed greatly. upset: Then
he telephoned to the police, to Wash
ington and to Major Hunt at Fort
Jay"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-25

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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-25
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-03
PALE COMPLEXION
IS INDICATION OF
ANEhIc CONDITION
Wisconsin Resident Describes
Treatment That Restored Her
Health and Strength

"Several years ago had a severe
attack Of pleurisy and it left me badly
run down." says Mrs. E. A. Adams,
of No. 2215 Twenty-second street, Su-
perior, Wis. "AIy condition, how
ever, didn't alarm me because / felt
confident that almost any tonic would
restore my strength. But this vas
not the case. l tried several pre-
scriptions but grew. worse instead of
better. / had very little blood and
suffered from splitting headaches. l
became very nervous and couldn't
sleep. My color was poor and was
growing thinner from day TO day.
Finally my husband procured q
box Of DR.. Williams Pink Pills and
asked me to try the remedy for no
had heard it recommended very high
W. After q few weeks treatment /
could see a very decided improvement
in my condition and continued tho
treatment until was built UP. My
blood became richer and my color
much better. I can sleep soundly now
and am completely free from head
aches. / have also gained consider
able weight. ] always keep DIR. VIII
liams' Pink Pills on hand for they are
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DIR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists or direct from the DR..
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady,
N. Y, 60 cents per box. Write for
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-03

ton bill.
In behalf Of the unions Bert M,
Jewell, who headed the workers rep
resentation upon the bipartisan
board wrote to the President, at
taching copy of letter which Mr..
Jewell had written to +. r. Whittier,
Chat. man of the railway managers
delegates upon the conference com.
mittee. This Letter set forth the
standpoint Of the employees.
Mr.. Jewell in this letter charged
the railway managers with declining
to try to reach a settlement and
lodging responsibility imposed under
the new railway law. Mr. jewell
characterized the action of the execu-
tiyes as a surprise and said it would
result in keen disappointment not
only to his felIowworkers but to the
general public.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-03
BENNlNG BRIEFS
News Of the, Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers


John McGurn and Thomas Toomey
spent Thursday in Troy.
See William Fafnum in new role
in Heart Strings Opera House to-
day. Adv. ",
Miss Lila Delong and brother
James Delong of Troy are guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Louis
Harwood.
George Weeks and son Earl and.
Nicholas Null, who are employed in
New Britain, Conn, are in town for
over Easter.
Miss Nellie lockwood of Weeks
street resumed Y work today In the
Griswold store, having recovered from
severe cold ~
Easter day only. Pineapple va
nila and pistachio ice cream in Har-
woods bricks, pint or quart sizes.
Orders delivered. ADV.
Wilbur Lambert, who is employed
in brokers' office in Hartford,
Conn, is passing the week end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Lam
bert of School street,
Mis- Mae Cronin, student at the
New York state coIege for teachers
in Albany, is spending the spring re-
cess with her mother, Mrs. ID. +.
ICrcnin Of Depot street.
The Bonus Payment Plan for girls
as beginners In the Nainsook and
Finishing Departments OF the Black
Cat Textiles Co., is well worth inves-
tigating. Phone A." ADV. 67tl2
Library Theatre today Dorothy
Gish in Boots" and Jack Dempsey
in Daredevil jack (episode g. Con
tinuous to p. m. and $50 TO il p.
M. Special music. Regular admls
sion. ADJ.
Big Show Monday, Sessue Haya.
kawa in THE Brand of the Loptz
chapter of The Invisible Hand"
and big electrical novelty act
Art, eBauty and Dance" Harte
Theatre. Adv
Richard anu Alex van Santvoord,
students at Yale, and who are passing
the spring recess with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Van Santvoord
i'm Troy, are in town for few days.
They are accompanied by friend.
Coming Monday-Library Theatre
The noted star Norma Talmadge
in the superproduction The Isle of
Conquest See our big ad every
day mex: veck-it win tell you OF
something never before attempted In
bennington. ADV.
Miss Elizabeth Houran OF Boston ar
rived Friday 10 spend Easter with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Houran OF
North street anu to attend the mar
riage of her sister, Miss Agnes Hour
an, TO Sanford Barber which VIII take
place Monday.
I The annual election of officers Of
Mt. Anthony Lodge, j. and A, NJ. wi.
be held at the Masonic temple Tues
day evening, April 6. Important
business is TO be transacted and the
reports Of the officers will be heard
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-03
PRESIDENT HAS DEMANDS
Wages Of Railroad Men Again Up To
the President,

Washington, April president
Wilson again has the railroad wage
demands in his hands. Following the
refusal yesterday of the railway man
ayers on the conference committee
to consider the hllion-dollar wage in
crease unless the public was repre-
sented upon the tribunal, the railway
unions today appealed TO the Presi-
dent, which means that the matter
must now so to the Labor Board au-
thorized unde' the new Transports
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-03
Red snd White FIs7.

The Roman signal Cor battle was
the unfurling OF red FLAG. The shite
flag is token of peace in every part
Of The world.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-03
Every member should be present.

Every member should be present.
Sam Levin, who has besnACuite III
OF tonsilitis, is able be about the
house again.
The screen favorite, William Far
mum in Heart Strings" Opera house
today. ADV.
The regular monthly business meet
ing OF the Young Woman's club will
be held Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire W. Soule arrlv
ed home Friday from St Petersburg,
Fla. where they have been passing
the winter.
Mrs. F. S. Rice and daughter. Mary
Elizabeth. went to Hoosick Falls to-
day to spend Easter at Mrs. Rice'5
former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Fuller of White
Creek were recent guests of Mr.. and
Ms. C. S Estes OF Silver street Mrs.
Fuller is sister of Mrs. Estes.
John Healy of Boston is in town tC
spend Easter with his sister, Miss
Margaret J. Healy OF Elm street. M.
Healy is former resident of Ben.
nington.
George Douglass of Depot street
has gone to Cleveland o., where he
has employment as brick layer His
family will remain here for several
weeks longer.
Nicholas J. Morrissey who attends
Franklin Institute in Boston, is in
town To spend Easter with his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. N. j. Morrissey of Wash
ington street
Mrs. Mark Harbour of Woodford
has been spending the week with her
daughter. Miss Mary Harbour, stem.
ographer in the office of the 'Benning-
ton Wholesale company.
A new supply OF wall papers was
expected to arrive this morning at
the show rooms Of Won Sitas on
North street. Call in and look over
his unusual line OF hamples before
ordering your paper 70. the spring
cleaning, Adv.
Coming Monday-Library Theatre
The. noted sta. Norma Talmadge
in the superproduction 1.-THE Isle of
Conquest. See our big ad every
day next week-it will tell you of
something never before attempted in
Bennington. Adv.
misunderstanding Gladys Brock.
well, the girl of thousand express
ions; chapter of THE Adventures
of Ruth; a Mutt and JEFF comedy and
the last appearance Of Strawer and
Gunther in a tirst-olass novelty sing
ing and musical act. Harte Theatre.
ADV.
Do not drive nails into your new
wall paper. Have you ever tried the
Anchor picture hooks? They element
the ugly picture wire. Get box of
them at Won Sitas show rooms on
North street. At the same time look
over his line of paints, varnishes and
stains. ADV.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-03

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-03

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-20
El MercadO del Cafe

Sc ha notado un tono mucho mejor
en- el mercado del cafe durante la Sc
mana pasada y los precios estuvieron
de 81 79 puntos mas altos que las
cotizaciones finales de la semana pa
sada. FL mejoramiento en- los valo-
res ha sido debido casi enteramente
que Sc cubrieron los cortos, precipi-
tados por rumores de una mejoria en-
la demanda por existencias Y otros
rumores de que Europa estaba otra
vez comprando en- el Brasil y aqui.
A un lado de este, no ha habido min
guna evolucion en- la situaci6n. No
obstante de que los mercados brasil
leros, han mantenido un tono muy
irIne, no ha habido NADIA de particu-
lar importancia en- las noticias de los
mercados de las America del Sur, que
como asunto de hecho ha estado inte-
rrumpido !debido a desperfectos del
servicio del cable.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-20
Por Celos

En- Santa Isabel, en Ia calle MufOz
Rivera, Mercedes AlOmar. de 30 ailOs
de edad. aconlcti0 agredi0 con una
maceta n Maria Lima Rivera. prOluci6n
dole uEa heritla en- la cabeZa. Tam
bien Ia mOrdi0 en- la mejilla i3luierda,
pechO brazn del mismO ladO. La le-
siOnada fue cllrada en- eI Hospital Mu-
nicipal. La agresOra fue arrestada Y
Sc lie Ccup0 la maceta de pii6n con
que agredi6 Il Maria Lima. Les celOs
motivaron esta aggression.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-20

f.alaxsaf a Eeasa cazzsaaaut a. -.
EuEa sH usaA. b go msug ga,aials nuR
- ssnsis sn ~ aausclia a. lal csln.
raws ~ aHarnF
- oaiiiosns > nasalian Ann b..
the aa.ranriunss 81 eaaFFris . ase
ssgpus RsAy assssfsn ssluussas glasar
asa kauI,s asa,ido q Ia ncrnaA airann.
a a. Zee nnanAFxs erudss 81 tln.
nrAii
Ne b. habiao ning6n cumbio 81 Ia
Nignnri6n g. la runulnrlA y los en-.
harguet ceIiinann Fnodrlaaos. China-
Eo infoIma cue los HKscRres estkn Ne
Eando alli alTo mas fruruenics y por
10 tnnio han aado an mOderado alieio
Avisos De New Orlenns indicsn cue
las factoriAs cue producen granula-
Ia De piaaiaci6n eEt&n trahajando
irEcgularmente debido n la tardanEa
de las llegadas de aEdcar crudO. Al
gunas ofer7ax moderadas para en-
bsnque en- mario de Ia granulada han
sidO prOntamente tOmadas. Las con-
diciOnes Obreras eOntinaan retraSando
el trabaiO ca varias refnerias Sc
dice que una en- Chalmette ha sidO
cerraGa eOmpletamente.
Arbuckle ha anunciado que el tipO
de corretaje en- las ventas de az1car
refinadO ha sidO aumentado de 5 c.
por barril &c. para entregas locales
y de lOc. a l5c. pOr barril para am-
barques de fuera de Ia ciudad, otros
paquetes han aumentadO prOpOrcio-
nalmente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-20
Informe sobre el Mercado de
Az1car y Cafe
De LA BOLSA DE NEW YORK

I. a. lnae $50 - l.aitls - ls sarg-
en- at ln8 ss.ss sa,Asaa uaa f.saass-
assnsaiIF rsf .l|ss.n haia Nra g.lssisH
annNuAllh. tzlusatnussr Als hal.i.ie ana
arn4sn.a aa D sssipfaila 80 - salts
seness s.aas aalallstsat - HAS tan-
so fss eaeat3 as "a rzs.ssnaiis Vuuae
iasai. IeEe Fesaiinile ~ I.leaus hEH
zarasstEsa flEsssinlsnflse. - stlw
aIt ana ~ a. nslnall.las 1fsnns IN.
fsoliHdulas eunirf,i uua Rran fxizisn-
cha af aicisa unlta 3 a. diec eat he
Fe.xndilo un fs4n parts ruEciE.
Arisns a. ~ Ani,ricA irtiuinn qae
AlenaEna ~ csiE&o ounsl.rsndo gra-
dos laia, O. Eio. 81 Rio. lsos comer-
ciantes lscaiss : bee tcstadorcs han
exiado ooIal.sEndo tzmbiin cafes de-
Rio con ms iibcralidad y sc sabe
cue unos pr.sEanscaacs inscreSes han
estado -emPliando~ tales cafes an To-
do e pals. No ha hahido ninguna
confirmation de- los rumones De que
Alemania habia compradO 100000 sa-
cos de cafe de Rio. para embarques
de mario a JUNO. perO las converse
clones de un possible emprestito inter
nacional a Alemania ha dado pabulo
a Ia creencia de que las compras ale
manas son una posibilidad en- un dia
no lejano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-20
Futuros de azicar

PreciOs que Sc ofrecieron al cerrar-i
se Ell mercado:
Hoy: mayo, 1915; JUNO, 1910; ju-i
lio, 1910; agosto, 1000; septiembre.I
1915.
Semana pasada: mayo, 0.15; JUNO,
1905; julio. 1902; agosto, 1905; sep
|tiembre. OBS.
Alta y baja durante la semana:
Atlas: mayo, 1875; JUNO, 1O.1b;'
Julio, 1910; septiembre, 10.40.
Bajas: mayo, 1925; junio, 1000;
julio. 1920; septiembre, 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-20
Futures azucarer0s

Sc ha visto I'm tono mas frme en- Ell
mercado de los Futuros de Azlcar COZ
mo respondiendo a la fuerza de las
existencias en- el mercado de azdcar
crudo. Los negocios han continuado
bajo bases muy conservatives. Ell
mercado ha continuado en- su movi-
niento hacia arriba, en- toda la sema-
ma Y al cerrarse esta noche estaba
generalmente so q 80 puntos mas al
to que las saOtizaciOnea fnales del
iiltimo viernes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-20

Nagrs s a. sa1a
Ia fasssa a. las SnsAulsa Eanan.
ussaalrs a. h Nlianclsa - ssauua.
lnEsiculasumssis ~ a naFunas e. laa
ssulos ~ ha sealia q msnnllaaaf
ossA va, IN rssl4llsimiuaae mas.
caae sn lus p'rwcina A. sfniae luruf b
ssnnna HaNnaA. slssunlnusir ennan.
ctat a. un csatAro , medio guF ilhrs
IAN tenide lurAE. Ia Fgusien A. en.
tFaaas o. aFsEanaa cnrnnmenias ds
Cul.n. cuatp y feis 2si camo a. aEarn.
ms DE- RucsSo Rico han side cusnple-
tamcute climinndos , narece cue ios
iEiercses looAles han venido q anrse
cuenta De cue Europa aan estk en q
merOado por azdcar de- cuha. prcba-
blcmcnte continnanA como compEador.
/ Los plantadOres De Cuba contindan
manteniondO una actitnd indiferente.
y las ofeTtas en 81 mayor paTfe con-
tindan muy escasas. Las ventas apre
suradas hRsta Ia fecha han sido en-
mayor escala que antes de ahora, y
ha habido algunas intimaciOnes de
que algunos plantadOres han vendidO
en- excesO y tnataban de crbrirse
cOmprandO azdcares en- Cuba {. o. b.
La eOntinuada demanda de {. o. b.
en- Cuba, ha sidO en- verdad el factor
principal para que el mercadO haya
vuelto subir. Durante la Ultima de-
preciacion, hUbo una continue deman-
da de f. o. b., a consecuencia de que !
azIcares f. o. b. en- Cuba Sc estaban
vendiendo a precios mas altos de los
azdcares que Sc vendian aqui costo
y fiete. Esta discrepancia, sinembar-
go, va no existe y los azdcares costO Y
| fiete Sc eatan vendiendo otra vez a
premio sobre los azdcares f. o. b.
En- todo el curse de la semana, el
mercado de crudos ha evolucionado
con un tOno firme. A principles de la
semana New Orleans compr6 modera-
damente azdcar de Cuba, para despa-
cho en- mario 10Ac. costo y flete. |
Unos cuantos dias despues la Federal
entro en- el mercado comprando como
10000 sacos de Cuba para pronto en-
barque costo y fete 10Ac. Subse-
cuentemente los negociantes pagaron
1880. costo y fiete para despacho de
Cuba en- mario, Y al cerrarse la Sc
mana Arbuckle y McCahan compraron
cerca de 100000 sacos, para despacho |
en- la primera y segunda mitad de
MARIO 10hc. costo Y flete, con una |
venta de 500 toneladas 1866 costo v
fiete. La senana Sc cerro con ofertas
limitadas de importation y a fiotes de
Cuba a 101sc. costo y fete. Sc en-
tiende que Europa ha hecho compras
moderadas subsecuentes Cuba para
mario de 91s centavos f. o. b. hasta
10A eentavos f. o. b.
Avisos de Cuba indican que la exporl
tacion contin1a bastante liberal, ase-
gurandoles los refinadores de aquf
llegadas sufcientes para que derritan
de lleno. La molienda contin1a acti-
Iva con 1856 Centrales en- operaci6n ba-
| jo condolences muy favorables del
tempo. Sinembargo hay algunas
queias, al efecto de que la sequia ha
afectado el rendimiento de la cana en-
muchas secciones de la Isla. La pro-
ducci0n visible a Ia fecha es de
/ ,2S9,842 toneladas, 0 aproximadamen
te 125,0OO toneladas mas que en- la
misma epoca del ano pasado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-20

Ell PAINIIILLER puede darse
por personals inexpertas sin tenor
de ninguna clase. Para los males
de los intestinos es un especifico
SECURE. Refuse todo substitute.
No hay mas PAINKILLER, que
el de PERRY DAVIS. Advt. 9
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-09-25
EACLE-GIANT CLASH
CETSFANS' ATTENTION

Considerable interest IS being mani
tested by baseball fans of Richmond
over the game between the Giants
and the Eagles at Exhibition park Sun
day afternoon. From all the dope
available on past performances the
Eagles have little the edge but with
the lineup that the Giants are ex-
pecting to take the field a little sur
prise party may be waiting the white
representatives. of the city.
The Eagles have made no great
changes in their lineup for the contest
and will take the field in about the
usual order. Hawekotte should be able
to handle his curves in such manner
as to assure him victory to make up
for last Sunday 1t is thought that
the two teams will play three game
series for the championship of the
city.
The Eagles tentative lineup is:
Fitzgibbons, CT; Schepman, If; Logan,
2b; Reddinghaus, 3b; Justice, rf; Byr-
kett, 1b; Haas, C; Eubank, SIS; Have
kotte, p; Minner, p.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-09-25
CRAPPLES
|. U. PLAYERS TODAY

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Mid-ea stern
football players inaugurated the 1920
season today in four games, the most
important of which, as regards the
Big Ten conference race, will be the
contest between Indiana, the only
western conference team to get into
action, and Franklin college at Bloom
ington. The big Ten" season will
open a week later.
Other games in the midwest fol-
low: Michigan Aggies and Kalama-
zoo college at East Lansing, Mich;
Case and Hira m at Cleveland; and
Drake and Penn college at Des
Moines.
With the Indiana-Iowa game only a
week away, the contest at Blooming
ton is being watched with interest
throughout the western conference.
The Indiana eleven is made up of
veteran players, most of whom par
ticipated in the defeat of Syracuse
last season in one of the season s
startling upsets. Coach Stiehm an
nounced that he did not expect an
ca sy victory, despite two weeks prep
aration, adding that he would take no
chance of injury to star players with
the teams first conference contest a
week distant
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-09-25
SUPER3AS IN FINAL
DASH FOR PENNANT 7

NEW YORK, Sept. 25-The Brook
1yn and New York baseball teams,
after a two days rest, meet at Ebbets
field today in the first Of their five
game series which will definitely de-
eide the winner of the national league
pennant.
Brooklyn enters the series with
lead Of five games over the Giants
and in order for Manager Robinson's
team to win the flag it will be neces
sary for them to take two games from
McGraws club. If the Superbas win
only one game from the Giants they
would still have a chance of winning
the pennant by defeating Boston in
the final game of the season on Oct s.
The Superbas and Giants will play
their second game tomorrow and the
remaining three games ct the Polo
grounds Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day Of next week. Meanwhile the
Giants will play two games with Bos-
ton at the Polo grounds and will wind
up the season there with Philadelphia
October 5.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-09-25
MAILS, CLEvELAND'S
S0UTHPAW, UPSETS
White S0X FRIDAY

CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 25.-Walter
Mails, southpaw raw recruit Of Cleve-
land, was too much for the White SoS
Friday afternoon and the Chicago
team lost their chance of taking the
American League lead in this series,
2 to 0.
Mails Is a recruit from the Pacific
Coast League. His victory Friday
was his sixth consecutive win since
joining the club. He allowed only
three hits and struck out six men.
In Hot Water Once.
Mails was in hot water only once
during the game, in the fifth inning.
BY phenomenal pitching he extricated
himself. After striking out Risberg,
Mails lost control and passed the
next three men filling the bases. He
then steadied himself and famed
Weaver and Eddie Collins in success
sion. With this exception only two
men reached second. E. Collins in the
second and fifth innings. The Indians
punched their hits in the first and
second innings netting two scores.