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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13

Austin. Texas, Feb. 13.-The inves-
LEGATION OF the state ranger force by
the legislative committee win be fin
ished probably Friday. according to
present Indications. The defence con-
tinued putting witnesses on the stand
today.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-10
TIE SENATE.

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Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-10

townships outside cities and boroughs,
appropriating $500 to the Woodbury.
Cemetery association for the care of
the burial lot OF David SteirnneIa whose
estate esch Gated to the state; tor the
registration OF bee keepers. Senator
2 oodruff chairman of the committee
or agriculture, stating that the main
purpose OF the bill was TO prevent the
spread of foul brood in bees, the SEN
ator adding that the value Of honey
produced in Connecticut annually was
s250000; requiring those engaged in
the business OF preserving trees q, as
Senator woodruff said. tree doctors,
10 obtain state license. and naming
the state hotanist. entoSnologist and
forester board to issue licenses; that
when the damage done ny dogs
amounts to more than S100 the select
man of the town may call in the corn
missioner of domestic animals 10 as
sess damages. that not tuberculin shall
be sold or offered for sale after Jan
uary /. 1918. except by the written per
nit of the commissioner on domestic
animals; authorizing the town OF
Fairfield TO exempt from taxation the
property OF the Audubon society OF
Connecticut in the town.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-10

partner always side by side, being
an automatic rifieman and your son
corporal rifleman. We went over the
top at daybreak towards evening we
met some resistance. Day by day We
pushed forward, driving the dirty
Huns from one hill to another. Day by
Gay the company was getting smaller,
some killed, some wounded: your boy
and | still kept going. [ don't remem-
Der the date. but it was about O'clock
in the afternoon that word came that
We must take certain hill. The com
pany started, the shells were breaking
around uSsand the bullets passing over
our heads: still we kept going until we
were within 200 yards of the Germans.
We could not advance any further.
their fire was too severe; we laid down
on our stomachs and started firing
Never were We in such enemy fire be-
fore. After firing continuously for
about quarters of an hour their
fire let up just a bit md we got on
our knees 10 see what damage we did,
when machine gun bullet pierced
your sons heart. The only sound he
uttered was "Oh:" Mrs. Wilcox, you
have no idea how l grieved over your
son: he was soldier as brave and
gallant as could be found in the A. E.
F. I'm thankful that the boy did not
suffer. His personal effects were turn
| ed in to the orderly room by one Of the
men and his grave registered.
| / was wounded on Oct. 18th by
! shrapnel. but am Q. X today.
| If there is anything else, Mrs. Will
cox, that 7 can tell you, or do for you,
| I'll be only too glad.
! l remain. truly yours,
| BENZ. S. BLAKEMAN,
| Co. L, S07th Inf, A. Z. F.
| P. 81 leave for America about the
second week in April. If there is any
thing you want to know, write to my
home, 101 West 18th street, New York
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-10

?. 81 leave for America about the
second week in April If there is any
thing you want to know, write to my
home, 101 West 18th street, New York
city.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-10

conformity with this act, and such
statement shall be conclusive evidence
of the fact of the liability o. the town
to any bona fide holder thereof.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-10

conformity with this act. and such
statement shall be conclusive evidence
of the fact of the liability o. the town
to any bona fide holder thereof.
The following sums are appropriated
for the Connecticut Agricultural col
lege for the purposes herein specified
For the erection of a dining hall, $685.
900; for erection of faculty cottages,
S62,700; for drainage of land, $e,46o;
for erection of temporary chemical
laboratory, 10000; for equipment Of
chemical Iabora tory, $1,000; for poulary
plant, s3,075: for students infirnlary.
$3.50.
An anendatory act concerning the
charter Of the Knights of Columbus,
specifics its organization is for the fol-
lowing purposes:
% Of rendering pecuniary aid to
it's members and benehciaries of MEN,
bers, which aid shall be exempt from
attachment and execution while in pos
session or control OF sucn corporations,
members or Denefciaries,- which benz
tic;eries shall be wife of the r1er1ker,
relative By blood TO the fourth degree,
father III law, mother in law, daueh
ter in law. SOr-in-laW, J.. Step-father,
step mother, step children, children
| by legal adoption, or TO 2 person Or
persons dependent upon the member,
provided, if after the issuance Of the
original certificate. the member shall
| become dependent, upon an incorporat-
ed charitable institution. he shall have
the privilege with The consent Of the
| society, Of making such institution his
| beneficiary. Within the above re
strictior.s each member shall have the
right to designate his beneficiary and
| 70 have the Same changed in accord
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-10
CORP. WILCOX FELL IN
ARGONNE FOREST FIGHTING

Scotland road. Norwich Town, have
just received word by letter from a
soldier in France Of the way their
s.n. Corp. Frank a. Wilcox. met his
death en- Oct IS last in the furious
fighting Of the Argonne drive,
The letter is as follows:
March 4th, 1919.
Mrs. W. 3. Wilcox
Dear Madam: Your letter of Jan.
18th just reached the company; it
probably was delayed on account of
moving.
I'm awfully sorry, Mrs. Wilcox, that
I cant tell you that your boy is alive
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-10
THE MOST DANGEROUS
OF ALL DTcEAcTS

No organs Of the human body are so
Important to health and long life as the
Kidneys. When they slow up and com
mezce to lag in their duties, iook out!
Danger is in sight
Find out what the trouble is--with-
OUT delay. Whenever you feel marcus,
weak, dizzy, suffer from sleeplessness,
o. haze pains in the back, wake up at
once. Your kidneys need help. These are
signs TO warn you that your kidneys
are not perfer1nin. their functions
properly. They are only half doing
their work and are allowing impurities
to accumulate and be converted into
uric aeid and other poisons, which
are casing VOC distress ard viii de-
stros you unless they are driven from
your syEtsn-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-10
BOYS HEARD TALK ON
THEODORE ROOSEVELT

The 1Itt free moving picture hour
for BOYS between the ages of II and
16 was held Wednesday afternoon at
the Y. N. g. A. About $50 boys were
present. The first picture which was
of educational character showed the
historic buildings of Boston and his
toric homes and statues of New Eng
land. The second picture was com
edy entitled Bees in His Bonnet. Be-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-10
NORWICH IN .FLooDLlGHT
IN HOUSE WEDNESDAY
Continued From Page one.)


Continued From Page one.)
was not the committee action while in
regular session.
Representative John c. Geary of
Waterford, said he desired to call the
attention Of sthe house that this was
not a political bill, as set forth by Mr..
Sherwood, and that such introduction
as was made was for the purpose of
killing the bill regardless. of merit.
What Mr.. Sherwood said may be in
part true, but it was dishonest. Mr..
Geary said he lived in New London
county and was familiar with the con-
ditions of Norwich. interested in its
welfare and had property interests in
Norwich. He challenged Mr.. Sher-
wood as to the truth OF his statement.
He said that when the bill was pass
ed two years ago. ne voted for it,
which shows that he did not con-
slider it political issue, but at that
time supposed it was wanted by the
people of Norwich. He asked the
members to descend from the political
throne, and to be just. honorable and
decent. True, he said. two years ago,
Norwich was republican, but infer
ence that it was a republican meas
ure is untrue and dishonest. No per-
sons appeared in advocacy of the
| original bill as representing the inter-
| ests of the city of Norwich. Two men
did appear John Barnes, then senator,
and Albert Bailey then a representa-
| tive. and they were the only pair who
| advocated the legislation. 1t was not
| a republican measure, but an indecent
| bill engineered by these two men, and
no one in Norwich, except the person.
| ally interested few, knew anything Of
| the bill until after it had been intro
| ouced in the legislature. There is no
| demand for it, and no one is respon-
| sible for it except the two fellows
| named.
| There was no occasion for making
permanent the Office Of superintend-
| ent Of water works. as the city char
ter provides that a president of the
board shall be elected to perform all
| the duties, and the president is elect
cd by the people. These two fellows
| slipped in and got the bill through the
| legislature. Upon this issue the dem
| ocratic candidate for mayor was elect
ed by larger majority than the 9th.
| 81 fellows on the democratic ticket
! Now the mayor and the peo-
nc ask for relief. Had not the peo-
pie Of Norwich ought TO have the
| right to manage their own affairs as 8
| whole. and not by the direction of two
men who are in the political game
Mr.. Bailey is the avowed attorney for
the man. VINO desires to return to Of
fee. 1t YVES edifying TO see Mr.. Bal
ley closeted with members of the com
nlittee in the shadows OF the lobby
perhaps, explaining why does The
chicken cross the road Mr.. Barne$
takes many trips TO Hartford. perha d
fer climatic reasons. during the pres.
cnt reSsion, and while this matter wa.
+ -;1i,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-10

tween the reels Rev. A, F. Purkfss
spoke very Interestingly on the char
actcriStiCS of Theodore Roosevelt sTfe
said that a boy must be strong.
square. and that q fellow must go to
church. These were outstanding
characteristics of Theodore Roosevelt
as Il real man. Contrary to the prsvi-
Gus notices, there Will be another Of
these gatherings next Wednesday.
Warranty Deeds.
The following have been the AIet
warranty deeds recorded, in. April at
the office of Town Clerk Charlesr S.
HoIbrook:
april 1-Antonette VIVIAN Cleef to
Charles E. and Nina C. Taylor; S.
Sachem street.
George H Selcer to James W. and
Catherine A. Ryan, 3os Central ave-
nue. %
Frank j. Atchison to Francesca
Minninni and francesca Cipriani,
East Great Plain.
April 3-The Shannon Bldg. Co. to
| Henry T. and Mary A. German, 242
Washington street. =.
John Gurvewicz to Stanley Yer-
czyk, Prospect Park annex:
! April 4-Traver Briscoe to Kate E..
| Kuebler, H I. Smith and Mary E Nc
Cormick. 80 Broad street.
! April 5-Lucy Z. Combs to John r.
and Anastasia S, Marsh Linden park
way. :
/ April John Potter to Joseph J.
Royalski, Potter manor
| Henry Demuth to Victoria Bezdef
and John Zawieja, Potter manor
| Elijah E. Woodwork TO Stanley
Rozanski, Greeneville Heights
Elijah 8. Woodwork to Michaleva
Rozanski, Greeneville Heights
I to pnc
sic Whaley Beckwith. Norwich Town.
Winsted.-Rey. Joseph H. King OF
St. Francis church. TorrinEton, de1iv =
cred the Lenten sermon at st. Joseph s
church Tucsday nisht.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-10

and that the notice from the war de-
partment was all a mistake
This is a hard letter for ne to
write. I'll do the best | can
On Sept. 18th the company, In fact,
the division. started the .Arsonre
drive. Your son was what we call my
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-10

Winsted.-Rey. Joseph H King Of
St. Francis church. TorrfnEton, de1iv-
cred the Lenten sermon at st. Joseph's
church Tuesday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Worth Coming Miles to See
The Auto Show and the Lone Star Plant

At our plant at AIS West San Antonio Street
we viii make special showing. Our complete
line is too large to display at the Show We
viii be open evenings during Show dates and
VIII have guides at your service to show you
through the five big floors Of the world most
complete Sales and Service Station.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

AT the Show you viii see the greatest display
Of fine cars, trucks and tractors ever as
sembled IN the Southwest. Wewill show the
latest models IN our exhibit there, and the
Show Is going to be one you will long remem-
Der with pleasure.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-24
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
OklaNpOnarl.Times

An week day classified advertising
runs In both papers at ono price. Sun >
day Oklnhomhn one Issue, rhino rate hs
the two daiiies. ,,,
One tine, Daily Oklsho-
man and Times t,.t,l l'sc W l'oD
Three times. Daily OKLA
homsn ana Times. pei, =,
dav ,....,.,..,,...i i.3c SO .9j
one week. oklahoman .
and Times. pof dny,','l l'o 90 80
One month. Oknhomhn ,
and Times, per day..,lc bo Y!
Figure BiS letters TO the average word
and six words 10 tho line. Twelve hhrs
to the inca.
All FOR Rents. Boarding and situation
Wanted. both Oklnhomnn ana Times lc
per word.
homan ara Tlmes-b 900 lines to be used
within one year from date " contract
or contract for three lines dhlly Tor one
year, No per limo each Issue, copy
'chalged ms often ns desired.
No Ed Bc' epted for less than 2lc.
okLAHoMAN AND TIMEs hlLEs
POR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
1T r' ADS will he run seven days
only, wher renewal win be solicited.
CHARGE WANT ADS viii not b."
run longer than seven days without u
renewal. .....
AL ~ nn,'r ~" daV t,s, ,,..r-
nnu pa,'u,' oas. faII n,,t,of. .tnwn
Non VI "" "ppon.r,t,.fa c,sh a, "a
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ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-24
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

SALESMAN wishes position. either city
or travelling. can give best reference.
O's. care OklahumHn.
BAKER wants job. nllnfound man.
married. state wages. smell Or large
shop q. r.. care Oklhoman
YOUNG man. nged 20. married. good
habits. excellent references, ~ years
banking experience: now employed. de-
sircs 10 make investment secure posi-
tion In good hank or buy good paying
business Write what you have u. q.
care Oklahomnn
GENERAL Rll.around lnundTyman for
position IN first-clnss laundry hn
foreman F-l5 care uklahomnn.
FlRsT-CLASS washmnn looking for
position In ffst-Cllss 1ndry, IN city
or out Q-io. care Okllhoman.
~ experienced bookkccpcr wants an.
other small sct books 10 keep; good
, .clcruuccH: oil company preferred
charges reasonable II. G. Mnard
iosis W. Main
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MALE HELP WANTED
Accountants Wanted

fAGNO " ~ Z NcA q Z ~ w &lI ~ "a
want 10 interview ambitious men
who want To qualify for expert ac-
counting work Only those willing 10
take special trimming during spare time
need apply Right men, when quail
fled. receive from s. 800 to 5000 year
ly Thousands needed 10y government
aud corporations. For interview. ud-
dress F.sj. care Oklhhomrn
WANTED Window washer. will pay
SIS month: must have reference. APP
ply 1903 COlcord Bldg
Plntrn press feeders. War
den Co. 6li-l6 Grand avenue
BOY WANTED for soda fountain. Rose
Candy shop Is \. Bdwy
WANTED-I can uss several lve.wlre
solicitors. who nave the ability TO show
early results; must be able to furnish
car or rig, attractive proposition made
TO producers. unless you are able 70
handle Il live proposition application
would not be considered. salary with oil
expenses guaranteed territory. Oklaho.
ma. Call In person or mako applica tior
TO Circulation Manager. Famer. Stock.
man. oklahomnn Bldg. Oklahoma City
Oklahoma.
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my junk. furniture, clothes Maple
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PRINTING Position NJ manager, su-
perlntendent or foreman, practical
printer pressman. union; years Of er-
perlence all departments; Al execu-
tive; produce results, nothing but good
propositions considered. q. s., Okla
hnmAu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-24
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BrSlNESs woman with executive nhil-
iiy. Al stcnographer. experienced In
legal aud commercial lines. now hold.
Ing one Of the best positions In city.
viii be- NJ liberty Feb. /. Want posi-
ton where Initiative and executive
ablllty counts, C-J6. care OklahOman.
COMPETENT and energetic Htcnos-
raphcr and bookkcrpcr desires po-
sition. six years NJ excellent expert
cnc". C.i9. Oklnhomnn.
YOUNG WOMAN employed desires
place 10 work for room and board
and cnr fare. can Y. ". e. A.. Maple
lN. between and g.
PRACTICAL NURSE. can give refer
! onco from best doctor iu city. Phone
Maple 2S6I-J.
EXPERIENCED. competent stcnogra.
! phcr desires permanent position. C.
/ ~. Oklah0m1n.
EXPERIENCED CASHIER and hook
keeper wants positloi Maple 1861.
WANTED-P Position by young lady as
HtcnOgrapher: typist or clerical work:
somo experience We. OklahomHn.
| POSITION a. PIX operator. or oleri-
cal work. call Maple 1919.
WANTED elderly lady. housek ecp-
iug or care for children. small fam
ily. no laundry clio, OklnhomRn.
| WANTED -- Position oy experienced
PIX operator. can give references
/ Walnut tlgt
/ WANTED washing hy dozen, fine
best and original, or take washing
NJ house. any Kind: guarantee salts
faction. Annie Strouhal, l0l Stadmirc
Ave. ~ Reno. Okla.
YOUNG widow wants position MS
housckeeper. C-ie. care Oklahomnn.
! NTED- Permanent position by ste
nographcr. six years experience. H.
5Si. car" otlnhoman.
BILL CLEKk-You lady thoroughly
experienced desires position with re-
liable firm Feb /. BoN ioj. Falun. Kan.
LADY EDITOR with general newspaper
experience ot ten years desires POSI-
tlon with some live paper. references;
would lease or buy after investigating,
G.. n. Oklahoman.
W A NTED u - Packing experienced
china or glass Call Walnut bTtt-R
after G p. m. Work In evenings.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

Al BUSINESS MAN desires poston
manager, asst. manager or first sales
man I'm dept store or gen'l store. | am
qualified with twelve years experience
M the mercantile business. the past six
years as mang. or asst mang. OF dept
and gcnl stock stores. | am ~ years
old, married, extra good habits can
furnish AL references ! am open for
a position Feb. l. H. A. W, +. o. box
i79 Phone S92. McAlestcr. Okla
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HIGHEST prices paid Tor DIAMONDS.
watches and old gold. Smiths Pawn
Sion II n IrOndwny
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See Mr.. Walsh
7a6 COlcOrd Bldg.
Experienced Statesmen

More Money TO Bs Made and more
people satisfled with their purchase
than any proposition offered otherwise
today. An Investment Plan. combining
the best Of Life Insurance. Accident
and disability. with the advantages Of
Building and Loan. Bank and Bond
savings Audience with nine out Of
every ten Somc splendid territory still
open. Cali at office. suite t02.s. Scott.
Thompson Bldg. fopposits the new X,
NJ &, A. Oklahoma City
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SecOnd.hand Clothing

am an American and pay you tho
highest prices IN tho city Phone Wal.
nut gG6; | viii call
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED first class Industrial
insurance men for good debts mlsry
and commission for good prpdueefa
Lincoln Health n Accldrnt Insurance.
60, t07-il liefskowlts ilds,
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statesmen WANTED

wants more salcsmen for medicine
wagons For particulars write IA 4
brooks, General Delivery
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WamGed-Good
Stock Salesman

have an exceptionally attractive
proposition TO offer. Three or four ex.
ira good statesmen. This In no oil
scheme, but a straight business propo-
sition that will sell.
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MALE HELP WANTED

TNe>sT~THf -
WANTED hear from an auto and
carriage painter. have good Job by
the year. long Job and good pay for "A
good man. have new brick building
and good shop. frst.class working
conditions let me hear NJ once: also
top and trimmer II. II. Gregory Auto
Works Ada, Okla.
BARRIER wanted by Feb. !. first class
man. guarantee i22 so. II. II. Myers.
Box 1872. Billings. Okla.
WANTED-At 0nce Al
combination window
trimmer and shoe man;
will pay top salary TO
right party; don't apply
unless you can fill the
q bove requirements.
Write or phone PHI
Hail, Oiltor, Okla. Phone
1Z3.
WANTED-A man with car TO make
the rural schools; prefer salesman
or eS-teacher: salary or commission
call In person. iOeis W. Main. room
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Southern Motor Mfg.
Assn, Ltd.
Executive office. 625 Beatty Bldg.
Houston, Texas.
WANTED-Hlgh class salesman; must
be thoroughly acquainted with Ford
son tractors and Ford cars: must own
or buy Ford car: references and SALARY
expected In first letter. Y. q, Oklaho-
man.
sALESMEN WKNTED-We have large
acreage, 3 oil wells are paying dlvi-
dends. We want to raise funds TO
drill wells at once. II sells ensy.
Liberal commission. Call In person.
OKLAHOMA TRUST co,
Agents for Doublehead on and Refining
company. Insurance Bldg, Oklahoma
City. Okla.
EXPERIENCED sALEsMAN wanted. :
More money to be made and people
satisfied with their purchase than any
proposition offered otherwise today.
Call 3o2-3 OIL Exchange Bldg.
FiRST.CLAsS auto and tractor sales
man with executive ability, good ref
erences and bond dema nded. Address
T.. W.. Oklahomnn.
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Employers, Attenti0nl

ACCOUNTANTS -BOOKKEEPERS
have men who are increasing their
efficiency Ivy s1are time study; names
and references on application; no
charges
X. J. Murray, .lIuckins Hotel
WANTED-Permnnent connection with
responsible firm by high grade
bookkeeper and good all purpose. thor
oushly experienced office man: had
years general bank work. 4 years IN
hardware, 2 years lumber and coal;
know how 10 get along wlthuthe trade
Texas
POSITION wanted ~ chauffeur; com.
merciel or ptivnte car Maple 3is,-J
| WANTED-Carpen work by tho day
= or contract Phone Maple t3is.J.
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FURNISHED ROOMS roR I'm,

LARGE. nicely furnished dowueoalg
bedroom private entrance; klt1n0
privileges II desired. with mother q
daughter employed people prsfsrso4
ia w. Sth. Walnut i7tS.
FOR kENT-Eies.ntly furnIsHS1 ~
running hot and cold wstsr; Cvo0y
thlng convenient. Maple iiSS. bsE
FRONT bedroom, pleasant sumnSSF L.
winter. 500 West TN g..
NICELY FURNISHED room I1 r
rate homo Maple 13e7-J, ~