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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-26

$3.50 p. m. Adv.
Vaudeville changes today at Harte
Theatre ADV.
Mrs. Maur ce E. Rudd returned Wed
nesday from few days stay with
friends in Salem.
i To help us give you prompt de ~
cry Friday morning, leave your nsf
order at Estes tonight Adv.
MS William Ryan OF Gage street
went to Rutland this morning where
she VIII visit for few days with rela
t.ves
Mss Barbara Burt has recovered
from a recent illness and resumed
work Wednesday in the off ce OF WI
liam H Wills.
Spamsh mackerel. salmon, halibut
haddock, cod, BOSTON Blue. herring
smelts. founders, finnan haddiei seal
( Ions oysters and clans at Els es
marke. Adv.
/ The funeral of James Scott was
! held at 100 this afternoon from the
home of Mrs Charles Scott on Sou \
street. Rev. J. A. Perry pastor OF he
Methodist church, officiated and the
( hody was placed in the vault at Park
Lawn cemetery.
( The fnnera OF Mrs. Cornelius M
Lambert was he'd from her late HON
4 on Schoo street a $3.50 o'clock this
II ernoon. Rev ]. Elmer Mckee
ctor OF St, Peters church official
ed and the body was placed In the
vault at Park Lawn GENE cry
I improvements are being made n
the interior OF the store at he corner
of North and River streets conduct
J ed by the estate of Joe Levin Mod
ern show windows with up-to-date
ligh ing effects have been built and
the entire interior is to be reprinted
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bassett o,
North Benning on are entertaining
their nieces. The Bassett Sisters. who
were In vaudeville at the Harte Thea
ire Wednesday night. The little cir s
are and IL years old and wi appear
at the theatre again Sa urday even
ing.
! Big show For little money,-change
LOT yauaeril G big riloquist act
Bryant Washburn in comedy drama
"a Very Good Young Man. and q
Mack Senne t comedy Trying Il
Get ong,1 full of laughs Harte
Orchestra. Harte Theatre today
ADV.
The funeral OF George. Curtis, who
died Wednesday morning, was hell
this morning from the Walbridge IN
dertaklng rooms The body was
paced in the vault at Park Lawn Gem
etery. The on.y near surviving rela,
tive In bennington is a cousin, Mrs
Charles Nj Palmer Of Park stree
Great sale of high grade furs at
sacrifice prices. For few days only
This stock consis Of the latest
styles in coats, capes. scarfs, Coates
etc. Sable. mink. silver fox, squirrel
and al the most desirable pelts. On
display at S Chartoff's store in the
Library bui ding, Main st. Adv,
One of the biggest double feature
programs ever seen in Bennington a
regular admission, can be seen at Ii
brary Theatre Saturday Charles Ray
in THE Sheriff's Son" big thrilling
western production and Jack Demp-
sey In he seasons sensation Dare
devil jack, Pathe's million do lar
serial-You have heard about Jacl
ID mpscy-You have read about him
Now you can see him. Regular ad
mission. Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-26
1919 FLU EPIDEMIC
WAS OF MILD TYPE
Mortality Comparatively Low Through
out Country Having JANUARY Of
Present Year

In November, 1919, press dispatches
referred to he serious return of in
fiuenza and epidemic pneumonia in
Europe, Asia and South America In
January OF the present year reports
were received from Kansas and Okla
homa OF the prevalence of an inteeii-
nal disorder resembling the gastro-in,
testina type of influenza. Soon re.
por of this condition began TO come
from the middle west, the city OF New
York and various army camps. BY the
end OF January the federal public
health service announced that inflr
enza had become an epidemic in al
least 20 states.
The epidemic. however, is essen
italy different from that of the last
quarter of 1913 and he early months
of 1919, n that 1t ia milder in 70 m
and he cause OF re atiyAly fewer
DEATH.
Notwithstanding he prevalence Of
influenza and pneumonia during the
latter half of January, the mortali y
was unusually low considering TIL.
season Of the year. There were signi
ficant increases from measles. scarlet
fever, whooping cough tuberculosis
m ningiis and the conditions inciden
ia to PREGNANCY and childbirth b.
these increases were offset by de
creased mortality from din heria or
ganic diseases OF the heart. drrhoea
and en- eritis. Bright disease, sui
cides, homie des and accidents.
The country has recent naose
through severe visitation of diph
iberia and is still suffering from It
1t Is difficult to understand how such
condition could arise in view OF the
fact that he causatlve factors and
methods OF control OF diptheria are
better understood than for any othe.
infec ious disease
A death from diphtheria should BE-
condemned as severely as a dea \
from typhoid fever; both are entirely
Unnecessary and represent what is
In effect: sanitary crime.
The NOR ality of 1919 from tuber
culosis among wage earners shows g
very favorable decline from the rate,
for recent years. The reduction faI
the year was the most favcrab on
record The achievement OF this con
dition has probably resul ed from the
public health and educational work OF
communities generally, and from the
intensive health conservation work
carried on throughout he country.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-26
DANGER
FOLLOWS
INFLUENZA
Rebuilding Health After Any
Illness
Getting Well Means Gaining
Strength-A Wholesome Tonic

The getting. well stage OF grip, pneri-
monia or other illness is the most dan
gerous Oh all because the body. weak
ened by the sease, is wide open to
attacks of other lurking germs.
That is why all the organs OF the
body must. be kept in their best work
ing order, not only to drive out the
pc son left by the disease, but that
the patient shall regain strength as
soon as ross BILE to avoid further at
lacks esult ng from the poisons in
the system.
As means toward good health after
any illness Father Johns Medicine
builds up the body because is all
pure wholesome nourishment and free
from opium, morphine. chloroform, or
other poisonous drugs or alcohol
Father Johns Medicine has had so
years success for colds and throat
oubles, coughs and sore throats, and
as tonic and body builder.
PROVES THE TRUTH
Oae OF the best known professional
men in New York; h name will be
given on request) says,--"After an
acute attack OF typho d pneumonia, I
had racking cough and lost twenty
so completely rundown in my 70. I
was aboul to go to hospital when I
pounds in eleven days. / never was
began to take Father Johns Medicine,
which, after had taken 1t IA thfuliy,
restored me to sound health. regain
ed flesh that had lost and have since
been as we'll as ever IN my life. |
have since learned that my physic an
has been n the habit Of prescr bing
Fathe Johns Medicine in such cases"
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-26
BENNINGTo BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Miss Nellie Stone is quite Ill at her
home in Woodford.
Coming. Soldiers Of Fortune" to
Harte Theatre. Adv
Roy Chase has resigned as electri
clan for the Nichols Electric com
pany.
Last showing at Library Theatre
today of d. w. Griflth's art sensation
broken Blossoms. See it at 1880
and p. m Regular admission. Adv
Clifford H. Hawkins of South street
who has been housed by illness for
several weeks was able Wednesday
20 be out of doors for he first time.
Notice--commen Saturday, and
every Saturday following, shows at
Library Theatre will start at p. m.
$50 p. m--G:S0 p. ms p. m. and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-26
SLOW
DEATH

Aci,ss, pains, nervousness, diff.
Guilty in urinating, often mean
serious disorders. The worlds
standard remedy for kidney, liver
bladder and uric acid troubles
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-26
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Fahr is very EASILY acquired An
you awe Ia do Is To he in ihr right
place AT tbs right time and ,lo the right
thIns IN the right way and then adj
verllse II wtdeIy.-kansas City Sur
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-26
GOLD MEDAL.
W. RyVsY9yYEY9 &W

bring quick relief and often ward Of
deadly diseases. Known aa tho national
remedy Of Holland for more than 2co
years. All druggists, In three sizes.
leok fos che name Gold Medal on every boz
end aocops no imitation
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-26

The spouIs Of china efpnts become
very much dlsrolored IN time A wing
feather Of chicken or turkey makes
good brush 20 remoye them When
well soapea and drawn In and out OF
the spout it cleans Il nicely.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-26
visa, p.saiss led he.

WHY have you qilrreied with
Gcor.e7' "i'eceuSe he proposed 70 me
laH night" "Wcll there's m harm
a. r;,ai T. "Bw accepted hin the
uilni helu,". = Sdtay SiIries.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-20
DNES BUDE MESTSkA RA-
DA ROZHODOVATI o PLY.
MOVE OTAZCE.

ZvlaStnlm vyborem odporu-
tena bude "a dneSni vecerni
schuze mestske radv, ordinan-
ce Woods M arshallova, pri-
mlouvajici Sc ia ponechani do
savadni ceny plynu 35c "a IT,
SIC krychlovych stop. Zaiima
vym jest, ze V otaZce zvyseni
tvrdi DIR. Bemis, plvnarensky
7nalec. ze zisk the East Ohio
Gas Co. pfevysuie 8 procent q
nikoli n6cO malo pres 2 pro.
centa, jak pravi president
Dalv.
Dosavadni smlouva uzavre
"a mestem Sc spolecnosti vypr
Il dne 6. ilnora. Ordinance no
hude miti dneSnim Zasedan
valnou oposici a take vsechn;
clevelandska rtedmesti sdil
rahled mesta, kterV mi, alb,
plyn zdrazen nebyl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-20
SOUD PROTI MCCAIN.
NONOVI.
Dnes vypovidati budou svedci
statniho zalobce.

V soudnim liceni prot mu-
nicipalnimu soudci McGanno-
novi, obzalovanemu ze "a
vrazdeni Kagyho vyslechnuti
budou dnes diva sv6dci, kteri
jiz jednou proti McGannonovi
vypovldali. Jsou to William
p. Wilson, kanadsky vyslouzi-
lee sp6tove valky a Zverolekaf
Dir. J. III. Gass. PrvneiSi vypra-
vovaf, re spatril soudce Me-
Gannona. po okamziku, kdy
ma Kagyho bylo vypaleno, to-
hoto spechati cd vych. 9. uli-
ce sm6rem k Hamilton Ave. a
druhy sv6dek pax tvrdi, re spa
tril "tretiho muze' ihned po
stfelne rane rychle pfechazeti
vych. 9. ul. a re timto tfetim
muzem byl soudce McGannon.
Mezi iinymi' svedky budou O.
petne oba policejni straznici
Schuld a Perko, kteri kratce
pred cinem Sli kolem skupinv
trojice. kolem ktere Sc celia
sensacni afera otaci.
Hlavni svedkvni obzaloby
ale bude Miss May B. Neelv,
jez Sc velkoporote pfiznala,
re We chvili osudne udalosti ma
chazela Sc ma miste Cinu a re
sc domniv;i hlavni c>oov toho-
to dramatu poznavati. Svedky-
ne tato byla od chvile. -kdy
pred velkoporotou ucinila svr-
chu nvedenou vypoved', bedli-
We strezena.
Obhaice zalovaneho Rovd
vyzadal 81 pfedvolani sesti
sv6dku, ktefi spatrili Zahadne-
no tretiho muze vvldzati ma
stupatko u automobilu, kdvz
stroi jel kolem rohu Euclid A
We. a vych. 9. ul. Pribuznl Nc
Gannona pax hodlaii dokazo-
vati. re obzalovany kratce
pred stfelbou sci 20 vych. 9.
ulici sm6rem severnim pax
Zahnul ma Superior Ave.
VelkV poGet svedku dava
tuSiti. ze process SO protlhne =
ze tento .ttden Zabefe ien Wy
slech svedku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-20
IRCANE Sc ORCANISUJf.

Vcera konana byla Hollen
den hotelu konference stat
Mich uredniku Americkeho
Sdruzeni pro uznani irske re-
publiky, ma ktere zastoupeno
bylo celkem Sestnacte NEST.
Bylo uvazovano zpGsobu, ia
kym by Sc mely tuzby Irska
predloziti americkemu lidu. X
utuzeni organisace zrizeny bu-
dou podobne organisace V kaz-
dem meste a pc pripade i kaz-
de vetsi osade. Pristi schnze
konana bude 8. ledna V Gin
cinnati. Az dosud bylo usneSe-
| no zriditi tlradovnu prostred-
noctvim. ktere by bylo mozno
obdrzeti puvodni censurou ne-
skrtane zpravy primo 2 Irska
Jest divnym, ze sc Ircane zdei
81 organisuji k odboii prot
, Anglii pOmerne dosti pozde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-20
STRELRA MA WARNER RID

Teleznicni detnktivovf R'se
p Rertram dopadli as mill ii5-
ne Cd Warner rd. ma naklad-
MIN vlaku diva slepe pasazerv.
'-tere y vlaku vvkaZali. tito "a
le vvlezli ma stTachu iednoho ?
vaponn a zahaiili v leze ma
detnktivv palbu. kterou tito
"rci onetovali. Leden 2 tr'a-
III bvl zasazen kulf do oblite.
10 p dopraven do mem ocnice
"v. Alevioo. kdn udal. 70 CO
oannin Pow Hnaren 2 VIII
---;n~tnn" Del DruhV P""
Dean 2 Huntinotonu. w. Va.
hvl zatten pro n"es+ouneni "a
kona o 2eleznicnf ifzde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-20
POLICEJNf TAZENf PROTI
DOMACfM VINOPALNAM.
Zabaveny velkozavod ma vych.
SIS. ulici.

Pro policii neplati modre
2akony a proto asi Zam6nila
redelni kid tazenim, iez m6lo
"a GGel dopadnouti celou fadu
maiitelu domacich vinopalen
iichz Ia uplynuly tVden zatce-
no bvlo So. Neivetsi zavod
prava "velkotovarna" obieve-
M bvla V elsie E720 vVch. 55
nj. kde zabavenv A velke ana
r.ltv a 60 sudG, kazdy obsahu-
iici 100 liber kvasiva pripra-
veneho rozred6neho trtinovf
ho cukru. Objev ucinili straz-
n'ci V obcanskych odevech
french, Lawrence Koryta
Jako neopravneni vyrobci zat.
foni bylo Maik Lefkovic a
Hyman Young.
HostinskV Jan Sobech, 1928
Tire Avn. bvl zatGnn policei-
nim strainikem KorenskVm
take Polakem. kdvz lei bv1
"osledn6isi svedl, abv mu pro.
dal paint koralkv. DnstilaGnf
aparat nalezen byl policii te7
y Franka PeSka, 1925 Holtor
Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-20
HUMORISTICKY VECfREK
SOKOLA NOVA VLAST.

Clenstvo sokolske jednoty
ma zapadni stran6 spolu Sc So
Lolicemi usporadali vcerejsiho
veGera kabaretni Zabavu, jez
svVmi neknVmi cislv iiste "a
eluhovala vetSi navStevy nezli
lake Sc ii dostalO. Podobna ne
tacnost bvla skuteGn6 neZaslou-
aena. neni vsak. lax Sc Zda. len
vinou veTeinosti sirSi, neb Jest
vadv clenstva sameho prvni DO
vinnosti podporovati podniky
vlactni organjsace.
Porad zahaien bvl veselou
rktovkou 8 promenou "Dah Sc
do novin". nri ktere Sc dosti do
hSa zhostili jiloh br. F. Kuna-
@ok. Sastra A. Posakova. .. r.
Rows" . hr. Kalal. Kupletv a
eoIovh vTetupv m. AL. Svobo-
dv r. Nnchv a F.. Kunaska me-
rnhlo nritoron6 rozveselily a
ndkn6rn cfslem bvl "koncert"
na vnlkV aLor1 aon hr. Ant p"e
roe'la. ienz donucen Dfidati
c',,as 2 narodnich pisni. take
-'Sc1n oharnnstvem nTiiatou
Mola DvoSakova nradneSla Y
r"~odnfro kroii nrinadnou ba
&C" ro3e reimladH balerine
il;n .JiFftova 7n'va1a = tanfi
n iako "HvS7da" nrv6ho EAdn
no7+omilh vVkonv d2vGatek hv
w. odmdn9nv hlucnvm potle
skem, ktery nasledoval ovsen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-20

/ Gislu kazdemu. Program "a
konGen byl cvicenim zenskeho
druzstva ma bradlech v podobe
stinov6 hry taktez Sc obecen-
stvu velice zamlouvajici.
Sokolska kapela program Wy
plnovala vhodnymi skladbami
a vyhravala pozdeji mladezi k
tanci.
Po STRANGE 1spesne tykajici
Sc programu muze byti porada-
telstvo uplne spokojeno take
ujiSteno, re lvefejnost podruht
bude vd6cnejSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-20

Hnuti protestni sm6fuiici,
aby do politiky nebyla zataho-
vana jista predpojatost proti
vereinym urednikdm jedine
proto, re ii jsou byt' ! V druhe
generaci ciziho pGvodu, naleza
ohlasu mezi Polaky, Slovinci,
Mad 'ary, Chorvaty, Italy a Ru-
sy, kter: slibili vyslati do velke
dnesni protestni schIze svoie
zastupce. Krone uvedenych jiz
reGnika s1castni Sc debaty ga
Polaky Henry DuLawrence,
Glen polskeho sdruzeni, DIR. r.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-20
kUBELIKUV KONCERT v
MASONIC AUDITORIUM.

Slavnemu naSemu mistru ia
nu Kubelikovi dostalo sc "a wee |
reisiho vystoupeni okazaleho a
uprimneho prijeti. Po kazdem
prednesu rozburacela Sc roz-
lehlym auditoriem velice slusne
zaplnenem prava boure potle-
sku, tax re virtuos nucen byl
rrogramova cisla rozmnozova-
ii. Ovace vcerejA byly iiste
spontani, nevynuceny rekla-
mou, ale docileny jeho skutec-
ne velkym umenim, toho pre-
svedeeni byl kazdy vcereisi u
castnik, mezi.nimiz arci byl vel
ky pocet krajand.
Kritika anglicka nejevi pra-
We valneho'nadsehl, posudky IL
stu sc valne lisi a sice nejen
Cleveland6, ale i "a koncerG
pfedeslych. zejmena V Chicagu
Ipronasi referenti hudebni ruz-
Inc vytky. TAX pise V dneSnim
Plain Dealeru James H. Ro-
gers, re Kubelik neni iiz tim
eeniem jako pred lety a pravi,
ze vcera hrane Kubelikovy
vlastni skladby nejsou prave
mistrovskymi dily a re nasemu
! mistrovi zraleisi leta nikterak
pokud Sc jeho velkeho umeni
tVGe, neprospela. Nadsene pfi-
ieti zde V iinych mestech pri-
I pisuie zcela nepokryt6 ma ucet
slavv starSich dob a zastava mi
n6ni. ze Kubelik dneSni neni
Knbelikem. slvSenym V koncer
tech minulych.
Ruska sopranistka Baron Fo-
! rariova. iez bvla doprovazena
, nianistkou Iucretii Jonesovou,
!, oSv6dtila Sc bVti dramatickou
zDevackou plneho ohne, ac i
zde prV nemozno mluvit 0 ma
proSte dokonalosti. Mistra XII
helika pax doprovazel
francouzsky pianista Pierre
Augieras..
Pratele naseho mistra pripi-
sui chladnost nekterych refe-
rentd jEtym okolnostem, jez
) arci potrebuji dnv6ryhodneho
: Vysvetleni.
I Podobne piSe kritik Pressu,
/. w. G.. Smith, ienz arci yrele
: chvali techniku mistra, ale wy
4 slovuje jisty MAJOR, re hra
jeho postrada dfivejsiho ohn6
, mladi re jeho slave umelec-
ke hroZl sOuteZ VlrtuOSu mlad-
Sich. Ukaz podobny arci Jest
pfidelem kazdeho virtuosa
neb az dosud Sc nepodarilo nj
komu uhaiiti prvenstvi ma u
meleckem nebi az do posled-
niho stafi.
Podrobnosti, iez vytykany
isou Kubelikovi ma slovo wa
tymi odborniky, arci unikaly
: vcerejsimu obecenstvu, ktere
: spatroval6 V Kubelikovi dosud
umelce beZ konkurence take
Ijej die toho skvele srdetnd
: uvitalo a .iednotlive prednesy
j Odmenovalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-20
PREPADLI DOMOVNfKA A
HLAVNf POL. STANCE,

James Collins, 48-lety jani-
tor hlavni policejni stanice byl
vcera prave kdyz vchazel do
sveho domova, ALL Detroit
Ave. prepaden trent muzi,
ktefi ma mem pozadovali peni-
re. Uderili jei klackem il
max ztyrali TAX, re byl nalezen
sousedy V bezvedomi. Byl do
praven do Fairview nemocnice
kde lekari shledah, ze ma ma
nekolika mistech prerazenou
celist.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-20
DNEsNf PROTEsTNi SCHUZE v
CEsKE NARODM SIM

r. Barrid ELI, Glen vlasske or
ganisace t'Synove ItalG" de-
legati JIM Dnesni schdze ma
hyti jisty1p podnetem k zaloze-
nj federaee obcanstva ciziho
pdvodu, jez by byla organise
vanou oporou proti podobnym
1tokum, Jake podnfkany byly
ma osobu riditele m6stske bez-
pecnosti krajana A. B. Spro-
steho.
Mayor Fitzgerald slfbil do
staviti Sc do dnesnf schIze a
snad take shromazd6ni oslovf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-20
VCEREJSf REKORD LUPICI
OKRADENYCH: SEDM
OSOB. it$t

Die policejniho pondelniho
raportu okradeno by1o Ia wee
rejsi nedele celkem sedm spo-
luobcann a neivetsi skolu utr.
pei kraian Josef Barta, 3715
Croton Ave, jemuz ukradeno
bylo .$6N5.O0. So
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-06-10
:
FORT HILL PARK.

A Battle of the Civil War
was Fought in and around
this very Spot. Shells and
other rare relics can be
found here. Fort Hill Park
figures prominently in the
History of the Nation.
Buy some Lots and Build
your Home in Fort Hill
Park.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-06-10
fort HILL PARK.

~ Building Sites are arrang-
b ed SO that as much ground
Ii as may be desired can be
q had. Almost every Lot has
: Shade Trees in abundance,
q q and a fine view of the en-
W tire Valley can be had from
NJ the Most Of them. Be sure
@to attend this sale.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-06-10
One Choice Lot Valued at $5OO.OO
Also Other Valuable Gifts, such as hand
painted China Gut glass, etc.
ARCADIA-IRONTO

Good Towns, with Three Good Strong Banks, plenty of Uptown Stores
N NpM sd zine sct Churches che Good Good Schools Schools 2 including Arcadia College and q Modern
nous ozarks with its abundance Of Fine Waite. Good Fishing among hosptabe
healthy people, can not be found anywhere. This point is more in the eyes Of
and during vacation time than any place we know Of. Be sure to buy some Lots
in FORT HILL PARK.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-06-10
II An IDEAL LOCATION

FORT HILL PARK is LOCATED RIGHT
ON THE NEW STATE HIGHWAY BETWEEN
RONTON AND ARCADIA-JUST THE RIGHT
DISTANCE FROM THE SCHOOLS AND
CHURCHES, AND FROM THE BUSINESS
SECTION OF EACH TOWN.
THERE is VERY LITTLE CHOICE
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-06-10
Residence Property

LEFT FOR DEVELOPMENT IN THIS VICINI-
TY, AND FORT HILL PARK is SURE TO
BUILD UP RAPIDLY.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-10-21
No Cotton Next Year
May Be Suggested at
Shreveport Meeting

Every reader of the Banner knows
what Il serious menace to the cotton
crop the boil weevil has been In Ros-
sier Parish for more than decade
Perhaps all do not know that the pink
boil worm has now come to MS and
is to-day heins fought in the parish.
Within a great circle all around the
cotton seed oil mill ut Rossier City,
where the pink boil worm has been
found IN numbers, all cotton stalks,
fallen squares. etc. are to be removed
and burned. The fields are to he swept
as clean as the hack yard at your home.
Will this accomplish the desired end
We very much Doubt it. At meeting
OF the North Louisiana Farmers Asso-
ciation to be held iii Shreveport Friday
OF next week 1t may he suggested that
no cotton be planted next season.
A prominent resident Of Shreveport
who was a caller ut this office yester
day said: The only known method o1
elalicating the cotton boll weevil ani
the pink boil w0rm is to prohibit TIL
planting of cotton for one year. II
other known quarantine measures cal
possibly prove entirely effective Con
tinuing he said:
The respective state department,
| OF agriculture Of each of the clever
cotton-growing states could now adop
this very drastic measure (under th
almost unlimited authority OF auaran
tine regulations) without hardship D
serious Inconvenience to the cottol
farmers or any one engaged in the col
ton business. and effectively eradicat
the above mentioned pests.
/ .On account Of the present larg
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-10-21
Fifty Years Ago.

The Banner Of Oct. II, 1870 -Belleyuc.l
Under the heading :. Whiskey IN
the West 9 appears the following short
article:
During the year ending July !. 1870,
Chicago licensed 2316 saloons, deriving
therefrom Il revenue of $12O. 432. The
liquor sold in the city and county paid,
ut 80 cents gallon, a nited States
tax of $3.:I,a3, I,a3 4O4. They boast Il dis
tilleries. 60 rectifiers of wliiskeys and
100 wholesale liquor dealers.
:. st. Louis has 1906 licensed saloons.
II distilleries. IS rectitierr and Il
wholesale dealers. cincinnati has 1900
saloons.
.. In each Of these cities u in every
hundred keepers of ssfioons are Ger
mans. the rest are foreigners. Or men
and women from the Easteril States
OF saloons open all night, Chicago
has I. st. Louis 2f. Cincinnati II. Each
of these cities has about 5000 confirmed
inebriates. 8
We have no exciting news from the
war to report this week. Paris is still
holding out against n blockade, for NO
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-10-21

severe siege has yet begun. The Prus-
slams are pushing their columns through
E'r,lnce, as II for a permanent Occulri-
tion Of the country. They continually,
receive vast accessions to their armies.
The French are endeavoring to organ
ixe small armies. In comparison. not
amounting to more than 100000 or
:OO.OO0 neil, and with these they are
not likely to affect anything. They
have also adopted the guerilla idea,
and are sending out light troops, called
tireurs. to harrass the prussians. II
they adopt this plan III any great de
gree they wifi more thoroughly destroy
their own resources. as was fully ex-
elnplified In our late war.
We take it that France is hope
lessly conquered. and will have to yield
entirely to the dictation of Prussia, al
Prussia did formerly to France. after
the hattles of Jena and Auerstadt.'