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ten? The reason is plain-the article
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FlskE o,HARA TONIGHT
Theatrical Events of Unusual Impor-
portance-"DoWn Limerick Way"

Theatrical Events of Unusual lmpor-
portance-"Down Limerick Way"
a theatrical event of unusual I'M
portance to lovers Of song aud story
comes in the announcement OF Fiske
.OHara's engagement at the Benning-
ton Opera House tonight in his new
romantic comedy Down Limerick
Way by Anna Nichols.
Mr. O'Hara the actor-singer unex-
celled in the depletion of Irish roles,
has been provided this season with the
most sparkling setting, which seems
like q yeritable bit of the old country
with its quaint superstitions and beaut
| iiul lasses, in which to sway his au.
diences to laughter and tears.
There is an amusing and interest
ing plot, and love story that is an
exquisite dream of happy youth. The
supporting company is a notable one
and the scenes are massive and pic
turesque There is a special augment
ed orchestra en- tour.
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BENNINGTON.
VERMONT.
FRIDAY, APRIL 80, 1920.

We find some criticism in the state
press Of the Agan platform because Of
brevity That was the one thing that
commended it to us. OF all the hoary
exhibitions of bunk that are imposed
upon a patient public the modern po-
litical PATRON is the worst and it is
time that it ceased to be an exposition
of the abilities of clever rhetoriticiahs
and developed into simple state
ment of the position of parties or
candidates upon fundamental issue
Burlington News.
Governors and prospective COVER
nors cannot see and talk over public
affairs with any considerable number
of citizens. Through his platform
and other public statements the candi-
date betrays his weaknesses as well
as his strength. We rather incline to
the belief that platforms may be so
short as to give insufficient clue to the
contents of the candidates mind.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Side
walk Committee of the Board of Trus-
tees for the Village of Bennington, will
receive sealed bids or or before the
27th day of April, A. d., 1920, for the
construction Of Curb Gutter and Side
walks upon the streets of the Village
of Bennington.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the office of the Village Clerk. the
right to reject any or all bids Will be
reserved By the committee.
LEE c. WARNER
Chairman of Sidewalk Committee
w p Hogan, Village Clerk.
Bennington, VT
April 18th 1920,
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NOTICE

Permission is hereby granted to
any person holding a fishing license
to take and possess suckers in Ben
toms pond and the South stream en-
tering into same, as far south as the
Shoddy mill dam; also in Lake Paron
and the brook entering into same as
far north as the Furnace dam in
SALISBURY.
For information as to permits in
other localities in Bennington county
the County Fish and Game Warden,
A. d, Moore of Bennington should be
consulted
LINUS LEAVENS,
State Fish and Game Com
Montpelier, vt.
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Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine as this
Strength is sold under guarantee of
money back If it fails to remove
freckles.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-30

Census experts believe that the
1920 census will show that despite
the rush of country residents TO the
cities, there are still about four mil,
lion more country people than city
dwellers in the United States. The
cenusu will also show they think, the
iallacy of the belief, widely held, that
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Delighted!

delighted with the stock of good Hosiery.
delighted with the array of smart Neckwear.
delighted with the correct Collars.
delighted with the Caps and Umbrellas.
delighted with the Underwear and Sweaters
delighted with the Pajamas and Bathrobes.
delighted with the Belts, Carriers and Suspenders.
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to be ignorant when information is at
hand. A complete knowledge of life
insurance. details bearing on each par
ticular case is easy to obtain. Con-
suit us, list year. National Life
ms. Co (Mutual) Earle S. Kin
sley, General Agent, Mead Building,
Rutland, VT ADV.
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druggists refund money II PAzo
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Stops
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Cen
eral Committee of the Board of Trus-
receive sealed bids on or before Tues
day the 27th day of April, A. D., 1920.
for the rental Of public dumping
ground the same to be used for the dis
posal Of rubbish for a period not to
exceed 5 years, the right to reject any
or all bids will be reserved by the COM
mittee.
KARL ESTES,
Chairman OF General Committee
w 7. Hogan, Village Clerk,
Bennington. VT.
April 18th. 1920.
Evening star., 1920-11-26
FOOT BALL RESULTS

LOCAL.
Catholic University. 13,. George
Washington. o.
Howard University, 42; Lincoln, o.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
Maryland "a; Johns Hopkins. 2.
Virginia NJ. l.. y; Virginia II. l., O.
virginia, IA: North Carolina. o.
Furman, 2; Davidson, o..
North Carolina State, 40; Wake
Forest, 2.
Richmond, O.; Randolph Macon, =
Trinity, 0, WO60rd, o.
Hampden-sydney. 14' William and
Wilmln.ton. 70: Newbern HiEi
staunton NJ. L. 40. Fishburne
M. s., z.
Augusta NJ. A. 2; Shenandoah VAL
Lynchburg, Q; Roanoke College. 9.
Great Lakes, 2S3 Naval Base. ..
EAST.
, Penn State, o; Pittsburgh, o.
Pennsylvania, .; Cornell, 0.
Warrington and Jefferson, 2S, West
Virginia, O.
Grove City, IA; Westminster, o.
Franklin and MarshalI. 0; Gettys-
burg, o.
Bucknell, 20; Dickman, 9.
WEST.
University of Detroit, ~; Rutgers, O.
Missouri. 10; Kansas. 2.
NOtre Dame, 27: Michigan Aggies. O.
Nebraska. z, Washington State 0.
Marquette. 21y Wabash, 2.
Kendall, 45, R0lla School, o.
Oklahoma, A; Drnke, z.
st. Xavier, 21s Haskell Indians, :.
Wittenberg, z; Denison. o.
Wooster, 2; Mt. Union. 3.
Valparaiso, 20; North Dakota, 10.
SOUTH.
Georgia Tech, "a; Auburn, o.
Georgia, IS: Clemson, o.
South Carolina, z, Citadel. 6.
Centre. 1O3s Georgetown, O.
Alabama. II: Mfssissippf Aggies. q
Vanderbilt, Fl; Sewnnee. 3.
Tennessee, II; Kentucky state, q
Rice. o, Arkansas. 0.
Texas. z: Texas AGgies, 3.
Tulane, Fl: Louisiana State, o.
Erxkfne, 70; Mercer, g.
Oglethorpe, FL, Florida, O.
Southern Methodist. O.; Baylor, O..
Texas Christian, Fl; Southwest
ern, 16.
spring Hill II; Mis.issippa COL
leEe. 70.
Howard College. A. Min.ape Col
TransyIvania. 33; Chattanooga, =.
Evening star., 1920-11-26
INDEPENDENT FOOT BALL

The Quentin Juniors surprised
Terminal Athletic Club yesterday In a
22-to-0 game. The Terminals never
we're able to advance beyond the
Quentins' 20-yard line. Eastern Ath-
letic Club will oppose the Quentin
Juniors at Congress Heights Sunday.
sphinx and Dodge athletic clubs
meet this evening in a play-off of
their Thanksgiving day tie game.
Each made a touchdown yesterday.
: Comer's plunges and FeinberE's
good line play featured Stoneevall
Athletic Clubs 24-to-0 win over the
Mount Peasants.
The knickerbocker Juniors and the
Hilltops battled to a 6-6 tie. Both
teams tried many forward passes:
Owl Athletic Club was vanquishe9
Is to by the Mohawk Midgets. Long
runs by Clifford and Morris featured.
National Athletic Club defeated the
Mount Pleasant All-Stars. IA to Z. The
winning touchdown was scored in the
final period.
The Sixth Battalion eleven of the
Quantico Marine station was well
trounced by the Dreadnaughts. The
Alexandrians won, 54 to 0.
Circle Athletic Club beat the Iro-
quois, IL to 6. The winners made big
gains with line plunges.
The Irving Street eleven blanked
the Indians in 30-to-0 game. Lam
beth and Deutermann played well for
the winners. =.
Warwick Athletic Club won z
too game from the Easterns. The
touchdown was made in the second
period.
Evening star., 1920-11-26

observance which could be devised
lasted nearly all night.
PITTSBURGH. November 2s--Al r.
tPa.) High School, has. been elected
captain of the 1921 Carnegie Tech
foot ball squad. Irwin played center
ron this years team.
ATHENS. Ga. November 26.-Geor-
gia took its Thanksgiving day game
from Clemson yesterday, So to 0, clos
ing the season with a clean slate
DANVILLE, KY, November &c.
Two outstanding features character
ICED yesterdays 103-to-0 victory of
the Centre College foot ball eleven
over Georgetown College, KY. By the
win. the Praying Colonels" have
piled up 46s points to SIS for their op-
Red Weaver, Centres center, who
played only part of the game, kick
ed four goals from touchdowns, max
inG ninety consecutive ones for him.
GEENVILLE. S. c., November 26.-
Furman is claiming the foot ball
championship of South Carolina, bas-
ing its claim on comparative scores.
1t shares clean slate in the state
with the University Of South Carolina.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, November 90
Eleven men who took part in the
scoreless contest here yesterday be-
tween Pittsburgh and Penn State
played their last game in collegiate
circles. Two of these were from Pitts
burgh and the others from Penn State.
The players were McCroory, left end,
and McCracken. right halfback of the
Panthers. and Brown, left end Beck,
left tackle; Grifiths, left guard; Hess.
right guard; Rausch. right tackle;
Way, right halfback, and Haines, left
halfback, of Penn State
Evening star., 1920-11-26
LIAKSMEN HAVE innings
cpecial Thanksgiving Day Golf
Events Held at Clubs About
the Capital.

J. Allen Talbot and L. NJ. Deiber
proved winners of the two special
Thanksgiving day golf events at the
Washington Golf and Country Club
yesterday. Talbot won the American
golfer trophy with a net card of 81,
his gross card being 4, with handicap
of %
Deiher won the, medal play handi-
cap tournament with a" net card of
65. his gross being 81.
J.. A White. jr.:: Carl Hookstadt, E.
J. Doyle and j. r. De Farges were the
four players left at the end Of the
thirty-six- hole qualifying round for
the putting championship of the Ban
nockburn Golf Club yesterday. White
had card OF 81 for thirty-six holes,
winning first place. The four will
play Off at match play for the putting
title OF the club.
L. L. Steele and J. A. White. jr..
won the two-man team championship
OF the club. defeating Fred S. Stitt and
a. p. Hare in the final by and g..
John C. Mclaughlin and Paris E.
1rengle won the two handicap match
play against par events yesterday al
the Columbia Country Club.
Evening star., 1920-11-26

One feature of the University OF
MarylaRd's victory over Hopkins was
the fact that Hopkins crossed the goal
line for a touchdown for the first time
to an I'LL, tie. That touchdown al
most made Hopkins supporters feel
that their team had won moral vic
tory" A pass from center. which
went on the wrong side of the half
back. while Maryland was on its own
2O-yard line. sent the ball spinning
back to within five yards Of the goal
line. where Hopkins fell on it. On the
third attempt. on a split play, the
Baltimoreans>g got the ball across the
line for the first time in nine years.
Maryland ls Not Extended.
Maryland scored one touchdown in
the first quarter and never at any
chance of it. being defeated. 1t recov-
cred tumble on Hopkins 25-yard
line near the end of the first quarter
and drove the ball to the S-yard line
on straight plays. Then. on for
ward pass, after a double pass, Brewer
goal line without a Hopkins man near
him. 1t was quite the prettiest play
of the day. After that Maryland un-
covered nothing. and seemed to make
little attempt to accomplish much
other than to play safe, accurate foot
ball
Hopkins fought it's way through a
hard game against considerably su-
perior eleven, not ithout credit to
itself. Hopkins had a combination
which averaged ia pounds. to the
ounce the same weight as the Mary
moreans lacked the speed and accu-
rate play of the College Park men,
and these factors told in the result.
Brewer did most of the ground
gaining for Maryland, and Eppley
played splendid defensive game at
left end: Hopkins could never make
much of an impression against Mary
lands line, and during the entire
game got only two first downs. The
secondary defense of the Maryland
eleven was strong. and they were
quick to close up openings in the line.
Virginia Gets Revenge.
North Carolina was unable to repeat
its victory of last season over Vir-
ginia. The Tarheels did not have
enough in the way of an offense to
cross Virginia's goal line, while Vir-
ginia punched it's way across the last
chalk mark on two occasions. The
Virginians presented a well-balanced
eleven. which played the typical con-
servative game against North Caro-
lima.
A strong line was presented by
North Carolina. but offensive weak
ness in the backf1eld. the main fault
Of the team all season, preve SEED con-
s.0ent gains. Virginia, led by Opple-
man, bly, showed an offense that,
while 1t did not gain consistently
against the stubborn defense of the
Carolinians. was able to come through
with touchdowns both times the bail
was placed well within scoring dis
tance.
Virginia Military Institute closed
the most brilliant season in it's his
tory by winning. for the second con-
secutive year over the Virginia Poly
technic Institute The Lexinrton
School was scored on in the first few
minutes of play. but came back and
got three touchdowns and a field goal.
Evening star., 1920-11-26

Favoritism among unbiased critics
Of the teams leaned slightly TOWARD
the West Pointers, for which Coacn
FoIwen expressed satisfaction, adding
.'That will give us more credit for beat
ing them" :.
Hotels today already were taxed 10
cspacity to house the advance guard
of the crowd. Josephus Daniels, Sec
retarv of the Navy, and Gen. John j.
Pe rshing stayed over after attending
the airplane race at Mineola yesteI-
day. and Newton j. Baker. secretary
Of War, was expected to arrive during
the day. High officers of the army
and Navy and governors OF seNerai
states also were numbered among tne
prospective spectators.
Most Jealous care was being taken
of the.teams' mascots. the proNerDiai
Army mule and the shaggy William
GOAT Of the middies. The latter spent
last evening in a. hotel with the navy
Aside from short signal practices
scheduled for this afternoon at the
Polo Grounds. complete rest was pre-
sc oribed for the players.
Mfdshipmen Confident. .
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, November 26.--Tht
Navy foot ball squad left for New Yori
with enthusiastic expressions OF con,
fidence from their fellok-midshipmel
ringing in their ears, Beat the Army:
The feeling here is that the game WI
he one of the best ever played IN tn'
series. but that chances favor the navy
It is believed that the Navy has {
Evening star., 1920-11-26

yelling looked very fit. at his last
!, hard work yesterday and impressed
those who saw him as worthy boy
to extend Benny. yelling appeared
full of confidence. He is going into
the battle to exchange wallops and
rot let Leonard box with him.
Benny" he added. will step into
the surprise of his life
Maybe so. On the other hand lots
of ambitious pugs have been framing
up surprises for Leonard through the
years and went out on reverse
English AS for yelling, he is good
boy, but pretty much the type THAI
Benny likes, the waiting. boxing type.
Tender handed it to yelling good
and proper and no one has yet con-
ceded Lew any license to get into the
ring with the New Yorker.
All Look Alike to Benny.
AS a matter of fact, looking over all
the lightweights. it seems clear that
practically all of them were made to
order for the present champion. The.
are boxers, most of them, and good
tan on the ia actsflike a sleeping
powder. Richie Mitchell is the only
exception the writer can think of; he's
a. rugged boy, and when he met
Leonard he was licking him until
Benny put over that wallop- in the
seventh round.
The last nent"elSHt titiS oUo@ ano
in New York was on May 20, 1900;
when Frank Erne. the champion, and
Joe Cans met. Erne won In twelve
rounds, but charges that the negro
had laid down seemed to be con-
firmed two years later when Cans
knocked Erne out in one round at
Fort Erie.
Horemans Is Practicing.
Edouard Horefnans is spending ms
snare time now in practicing billiard
shots preparatory to entering upon
a series of exhibition games after
the national balkline billiard cham-
Evening star., 1920-11-26

Two forward passes aided Catholic
University in its S0-yard march to q
touchdown in the first period. The
first, Dunn to Lynch, was good for
20. yards and the second, Dunn to
Denault. went for 80. yards and put
the ball on George Washington's l.
yard lire. Dunn, in the third rush,
crossed the Hatchetite goal. Bren-
nan failed the goal.
Catholic University also had a good
defense against overhead play, and
this led to the touchdown made in
the final quarter. Starting from their
2O-yard line. the Hatchetites rushed
and forward passed their way to the
Rrooklanders' 20-yard mark. Here
another forward pass was tried. but
Denault intercepted the heave and
raN from his teams 5yard line to the
George Washington goal.
Catholic University completed SIX
of it's thirteen forward passes for a
gain of LOG yards. George Washing:
ton was less successful. as its receiv-
ers failed to cling to the ball. The
Hatchetites tossed twenty times and
completed four passes for 49 yards
George Washington excelled in the
kicking game. John Loehlers punts
Evening star., 1920-11-26
HOWARD HAS WALKOvER
0utplays Lincoln All. the Way in
Colored Championship Game
That Ends AZ to O.

Howard University ran wild yester-
day in winning the colored intercol
legiate foot ball championship. The
local varsity eleven outplayed Lin
coin in every minute of the 42-to-o
game at American League Park. rush
ing and forward passing its. way to
the six touchdowns. Four OF these
were made in the second half. 1t was
Howards seventh straight win this
season. The locals have amassed 13S
points against 3 for their opponents.
Lincoln held II ward at bay in the
opening half. = yard run by Will
liams, who baf Dvered fumbled
ball, accounte the touchdown
made in the fir cd. while straight
rushing sent | across the Lin
coin goal in ond quarter.
In the thir cd three touch
downs were. D. Williams started
the scoring whea he took the ball at
kickoff and ran so yards to goal.
Long forward passes and a running
attack featured by flashy line shifts
completely bewildered Lincoln. and
two more touchdowns soon were re-
corded. Overhead attack enabled
Howard to score in the fourth period.
Evening star., 1920-11-26
THREE AUTO RACERS DIE
CASTOR Chevrolet and Two Mech
anicans Killed-Driver 0'Donnell
Critically Injured.

Los ANGELES, November SO.-
Eddie O'D0nnell, racing driver in
3ured yesterday at Beverly Hills
Speedway, died today without re-
Gaining censciousness.
Los ANGELES. Calf, November 26.
Eddie O'Donnell, automobile racing
driver. injured at the Los Angeles
speedvay yesterday, was still uncon-
scious early today. O'DonnelfS au-
tomobile crashed into the one driven
by Castor Chevrolet near the end OIL
the 25O-mile race. Chevrolet, national
champion automobile driver for 1871,
was killed. as was Lyau Joils, mech
anician for O'Donne1l. John Bresna,
han. Chevrolet's mechanician, escaped
with slight injuries.
Roscoe Saries, driving the distance
without a stop. won the race. Eooie
Miller finished second and Eddie
Hearne third. Sarles led on every lap:
and, in addition to first prize Of
s10. 600. took the same amount in lap
nrixes. Miller and Hearne won $4,000
and $4,000, respectively. Jimmy Muir
phy finished fourth, taking $2,O0O In
prizes, and Joe Thomas was hfth-
Sarles time was 2.25:20, an average
of 1882 miles an hour.
SAVANNAH, Ga, November 90
Neal Bolton Of Savannah, mecha-
nician, was killed in the fifty-mile
race of the Savannah Automobile Club
yesterday. and II. L. Capps. the driver,
was seriously hurt. C. II. Humbert
won both the thirty-mile and fifty
mile races, the former in 29.17 and the
latter in 1850.
Evening star., 1920-11-26
Angry San Jose Fans
Boo Cobb Out Of Park

SAN JOSE, Calf. November
26s-Ty Cobb was booel out Of
the bail park BY Indignant fans
svho cane to see him play here,
when he quit the game yester-
day at the end Of the sixth In
Ming after nm argument over
nm emery bail The umpire and
the San Jose team refused to
take the ball to which he OBJ
jected out 0f the game. He de.
clined to 30 to bat and left the
park Cobb's all-stafs were de.
feated = to 2.
Evening star., 1920-11-26
FIVE BROTHERS IN GAME
Trio of Workmans on Alumni and
Two Others on Huntington
High Eleven.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Novembe,
26.-A workman day" celebration
will mark the Huntington High
Alumni foot ball game here Saturday
when five Workman brothers. includ'
ing the two Ohio State University
gridiron stars, will participate in the
game.
"Hoge" Workman, pivot man of the
Ohio team, will play quarterback for
the alumni, while Noel Workman,
endman of the Buckeye squad, will be
other brother, will be in the alumni
backfield.
Two younger brothers. Tommy. star
of this years Huntington High team,
and Max, will both play with the
The mother of the FIVE will be a
spectator.