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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
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tio11c11 fan bolere lir1 fornnclle IT'S
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for @olgfa1npagnel1 / 1920.
l10orbg6ellc11 al en &rogram~
|erflGrina eller @latform bar bi6til
foregaoet nn0er acknowledgements
mems Gambnr 6en al 6e1n1e balgte
&eiol1ltiorsfon1ite, ser &egelen bar
arbej6et UNDER @gjtrpf ct Nor
Dage og ct 9ar 9eetter, og til bbeln
en Mos1e bpjit forlfielligarte6e oa
ofte n1i11ore bel pberbeie6e SorTaq
er bleben in6lenbt. G5rll1oig Oper=
pejelie al bisie bar bgret omtrert
11mltlig, og 11be11om Sc foo melt le.
0en0e Eorti1oger er E1atformen
! ofte blenen til cit 5arnling al 6oar=
Zig ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &ompro111is
nOtaleller.
Genator 2o0ge 1agoe forlebell ioe1
ban erf(nreoe Jig el1ig / Monen:
! "9selo1utioner 1r6orbej0eoe al ct
Nerogran1fon11te bil6e reprnlcl1ter(
ombpagelig SperpeielIe og l16arbei
6elie be0 sSolf, Iom bar gipetSp6rgs:
mao1ene lqngt og ipecielt Gtl1biun1.
9en poatanfte @on1ite ifal eftel
sSoriloget beltoa al 12 Me6lemmer Al
geationalfon1iteen og 40 eller SO an
6re Men0 repralenterenbe forifjel
lige SSnteresier / 2anbet, iaoion
2anbbr1tg, Mrbej6e og 6orret11i11g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
0isstibsiurbnbet gr,taolopmrsiiet

S Monoo9s afgob @djeIterct eli
lnnge og 111e0 lppnOt sSSl1teres1e in1b:
belet &iel16el1e a11gooenbe &rigstiOs:
forb116et.
Sorblt0et er grl1n0lobsnpS1tgt, er=
flnreoc &gielteret, og 2open mao
gjennenf6res, in6til 6re6 ct err
flGret.
&ier6el1en bar en ab1ol1tt Sejr for
Gorbu6sfo1fene og 9fegjeringen og
betD0er> at lpiritu61e Driffe lagret
run6t ON 2an6ct og per6Iat til ca.
81, ,O00,00O,000 piI blipe totalt Eab
bpis ser life proflameres 6reo, f6r
2qn6sforb1bet trp6er.i &raft.
Metten fan6t at 8e1 1temmelierne /
&rigsti6sforbubet ONT, at Sorb116et
ifal opbgre be6 &rigens @l1tning,
life fan babe nogen an6en iuri6iit
8etp6ning en6 BroHamationen af
Sre6.
@ien5el1e1 betD6er, at @egierin=
gen bil tobe $44O>OO0,00O Mfgif=
ter al @bisfp alene, bbis life Sorz
b16et bebes f6r 16. Santar. &jen=
6ellen Hep Ielt al 9sles1or8ron6eis
gietsfien6el1en pil ir6fpre Sorbn=
6et igiel1 oberalt, bbor Set bleb b9z
pet pe6 f66erale getsforbu6, og
u61ptter o1le 6em> ser 1olgte berlt=
1e116e 9riffe> for &etsforfelg1ring.
&sjelterets &otering ODER Sp6rgs-:
maalet bar enlten1mig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
9eorife> sfibsreoere prOteiterer,


ariltial1io, ID. Sec. Set bar bib-
til bpret 1.n11.ltgt at 'afllntte l11tber=
banblingerne nellen 6e11 anrerifor1=
ffe Stibsfomnisfton og Sc norifr
Gfibsre0ere, bbis Gfibe bleD refpi
reret al Shbsfommisiionen omeri=
fonffe sSarpan6e. 9e,1 1aofolbte
"ariltinlliogn1ppe" al Sfbsreoerc
bar oerfor an1nobet Sen norife 2ega=
tion | 8aibington o1r at lebere Ell
BroteItl1ote til oen u1nerifunife Sc
giering og forlange en- eiebliffelig
Mfglgrele of Stri6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19

Den re1tgnere0e 8ranoIel5o6n1i-
lllltrQtor bar / TaD6r al fun ct giDe.
ao1nr1islionen 9fet til at un0eri6ge
s(rbej0er11es arao og 0erefter onbe>
fole bc Gorbeoringer, Ser b11rbe inb=
f6res / 9lrbejbsbilfoare1le og ener,tl,=
e1lc bpjere 2gn1at1er og aulprifer.
&borefter gegieringen 1fl1l6e foYtipt-
tc 6e en6elige 8etingc11er, itooio
meo Se11blif paa> at Sffertli9be6ens
sSSrtercs1er ferlt og fremmeit ifnloa
toges 8etrogtnin9. Genotet bor
gjort 5fri6t til at 11l16er 1pge bele
5agen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
TolfetGlltngen.

Com ti6ligere me66elt bil ser beo
6en forel ltaoe116e 6o1fetelling 11p1te
Mooneb bpre en- M9ng6e npe
Spdrgsmaol at beIbore, 1erliet mes
@enipn til 2an6bruaet, og Sc er iffe
alle 5aa Iette, at be fon be1bares pnn
itaaenbe 500. 2onbbrugsmi11iiteriet
be6er os 6erfor o11nobe syor11rer1tc
ONT at it116ere 6pdrgs,naolene. .jpr11o
iaa 6e fan babe Gborene reoe, 11oor
Gen1usogerte1 fommer til @uiet.
9er er iblon6t or6et cit Meffe
|Sp6rgsmaal on1, bpor itor en- Gel of
Mblinge1, ser bleb 1agt clio. Ma11
far bi6til fife bapt nogen belte11t
8eife6 beron1, og Set ct 6erfor al
&igtigbe6, at Sbarene blipcr loa ub=
If6rlige og affrrate 1om 1r11ligt 9fe<
Iultatet af 6is1e Gp6rgsmoo1 bil 1ao
mart 1om 1m1ligf blipe 11bgipet
@oaform og bil piie, Gtat for Stat,
bpor frernifre6ne Tarrnerne fer !
9(merifa er @rugen al Clio.
! Scr ct ogiaa Gpprgs1nool ON,
bbor mango M11tomobiler og Srac>
tors Ser fin6es poo Sarnen, og ON
Tar1ner1 bnr ss,eiefon, elefttriFit gelps.
ming og Ge11trolbar1nc.
@enliatcn meb 6is{e Sporasmaa1
CT at flnne beptic hele Terbcn, at
jSormer1ee / Mmerifo er Tre1l1ifriots,
|men6, ser paa er1bberMoa6e i6ger at
gi6re 9lrbejoet oa oct bo9Iige 2ip
let og bebage1igt 1om n1uli9t.
SSor at Sornernc fan babe Gbo.
rene re6e, noar 9lgelten fo1nmer>:
Dor Ge11iusb1treouet faaet Sc leoe,,oe
2anobrugsbla0e til at 1e01e11be mere
cl1o er W2ilIion gfsen1p1orer of SoI.
fctr1lingslifen I'll 6eres Gubfribe11,
ter. gnbber 2an6monb, Ser life bor
jmo6taget set, be6es l1noerrette Il.
g: Genius Bureau, 8o1bington, 8.
|G., ser 6a itrofs bill ienoe Set til
Dam.
! 2anobrugsmir1ilteriet lfriner, at oe
|boaber, at 6e @pergsn1aol, iom Gent
|l1tsbureal1et rettcr til sSor1nerne, oil
operbepiie enbper SSormer. ON, bnor
|for6elogtigt Set ct for bo1n at boloe
Megnlfab oper, bbo6 u6bDtte syormen
giper. Set er life nof at pi6e, bbor
mango 0ol1ars Ser fon111er in6 -
Set er fun en lille Gel al nohDttet.
Jarmcrnc ber bol6e Megn1fob oper>
6boo Ser fortGres poo @ooroen,
boooc of 9prene og of Mel1ncfe11e.
Sum poa 6en Moooe fan hon bobe
Ell f1or Soc on1 bbo6 lobDtte hans
s(rbej0e bar gibet, og bbiIfe Grene
|of 2an6brlget ber betaler fla he6ft.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
Morben og 9tatipncrnes 2iga.

Sra 2on6on me60eles, at ct ber=
linlf 9faoiotelegrom flyer, at &onfe=
rencer melle1n Horlan1el1torifere, re-
prGlenterenoe Sc tire fa11oi11obiif It !,
Mogter, bo16es /. '&jdbe11bopn, og at
set fornemite sSorban61ingsplrnft er
Nor6ens @ol611ing oberfor geotioncr=
mes 2iga.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
9eaar ,nan insen sObaf far.

8. s.: "Du fer faa t1urgiinbig no,
Storm Heterlen!"
Storm 8eterien: "sesso, ieg bar i,1~
gen Sobaf> og noor ieg life bor So.
bof, fm ieg life orbeibe, og bpis jeg
iftte arbeioer, faa tierrer leg inge,r
Nenge, og naor leg irgen @enge
bar, fan jeg fife fjebe Eobaf. Set
er rpbion1me 9ioer pi leber l."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
NnrntBk Nyt.
Gm9ellfe Splbatcr til Slcsutg.

Sra 2o111on n1eobeles, at 1pp e11=
qellfe 8otailloner bor faoet Srore
til at hol6e iigE:i @crcolfob til at
reiie til 5lcspig=6olltell 5cb1clie,l
eee}yssbneet1 Sa1ga}Faoia1 i ssantor.
Set for1no0cs, at Sc 1fal rejie Ser
til / 9lnleoning al Sc foreltooenoc
Tolfeafltel1minger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
0anife Mpber / slesbig fpritprrcs

st Selegrom fra Gonnlorf 1neos
ee&er, at oanife Mpoer og npr
Slensborg Ell bleber brrot op of Ep=
1fere. @n Salcr maotte tages til ct
@oipital.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19

flnrebe Sc, at oermeo par alt @oob
glippet for ct &olnprolnis, neoens
9en1ofraterltc 116talte, at oe frelnocz
les il1trpbte ct Sorlig
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19

Gn i,niarenbe sammenlienina.
ammen (tiI oen itolte Jaber):
"Sbor ben inaa 0og ligner &errenl
Son bar ganffe &errens 9ine og er
Iaa gla6 beo lin lille SIaifel"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
Drn ntnrp KnlB1rrJkr rr htlaDt.

Grnbearbcoerne bcn lit 6be at aptre ErGfbent gDn5
Nprnng Gnlprpbnftnnen Jig set nprma &naOm!n;ra
Garfelb reignerer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
Drn tnternatinnalr ArlrJhrrknnfprrnrr.

cScmcr u sen baufe Sccaiu Stalcr Jig co SfrcosDeb
Gnercmcen eoc po atbrinanoe &cntnter Otto Smers Nr-
beibsbaaeu bar set Drjcntgtc Spprgsmaa.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25
PARENTS OF REVEREND
SCH[lD RETURN HOME
Mr. and Mrs John - Sohied Are Ap-
preciativo OF Courtcsios Shown
Thorn DURING their Sad
Miesicn Here.

uelorr having this citl for ihoir
homc m Lancaster PENNSYLVANIA. Mr.
tnl Nr John g. held would here
hN hmh fhN COCOA people ~ Corpus
CHRISTI and the diocese. at large ior
thc whole hcarled Nmpath, and kind
huspullit, shown them boz their sad
hp.elNpnent
The, wish to say moreover thai che
appreciation manifested lor thor ne-
lowed .on the iate Rev John a. Scheid,
has doue much toward assuagng thoir
intense Eriel
FmthDr Mr and Mrs Schcid wish
io express their mtns gratitudc 90
the iaeht Ro, o. q Nusshaum. who
not onh made oi Father Scheld q hos
om uicnd hut ALSO honored him WIEN
the Ch9ncelouhlp of tho diocese Of
Corpus Christi
lor all the kind friends of Father
scheid particularly So rotrlch's iar-
ish. ihe Sisters oi tho lnCJrnate Wopi
and Blessed Sacrament. the Sisters OF
tho Spohn Sanitar.um ana the Rotary
Cub q ioop and lasting grautade if
lelt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25
County Contention Ut
Cyub Girls Arranged
For This Afternoon

Despite tnr nciemeui weather that
inuNfl0m Wnl prevent mnny ol the
nrmhNTH nom iAc country districts
.r0m HfruniuN i epirndid mopNne o.
predicted fnr ihp afternoon when thr
Nupr,e County Home Economies club
IfH mrei f0r their quarterly con
..nflon utn NrN D. g. iHndrum 81
fht TDNHH Huin Department of AK
rIuHmr rroailns
Nn addition tu ihe pfHNrnm Chat uoH-
tN.aes nngaunl iuirfts' 1852 ir 20 nlf
Il Wim IuIHn 'erk 81 fhD college az
Industrial tftH who win speak on
pIoruf Nrs fUr sonuri Girs' ANA
1000 dre.Ho tnHf nre speciality RECON-
mend,l uNl Ne aisp tri nn LIVING
nudeie
rho nicotine 1901 D. n,il 1 the $3.50
TIfiUf Dl iNt hneres i'Htel starting af
HN urioDa Af the c0ntluaion nf the
i0na ihe delegates tll attend the
inusn Theatre oH fhs uost of Horny
rhnfi proprietor of hU Auusu und
queen Theatres
ur famum annoan ihe fol-
lowing ururmm
utoorflau Reverend lfmen carroli
iadf..s of Nrfrunr ilon Edunrl
~ tno secretary of Commercial As
.0rlat0n
NWd oo urs W Freounn
f,D.louee 40 Address ol welcome
Nl Lonne iYftmou Edward iur
% Diuh
Nf EWcHencos OtnHaas ~ g.
Tann H1 uf tHaou.
An outline uf thc Cmn WORK Nf
IHuirw
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25

Display YOUR personality through
your wardrobe said Mlar Peek This
10 Itself ia one Of she real arts Estah-
uah balanced wardrobe so TIM, You
instead Of your clothes viii appear go
ihe host nd,nutaro
WIN the proof positive" Of good
ifrHe before her audience ln uum
Nor ol simple tasteful I0ekH which she
uses tp Illustrate her lectures Misc
leot continued 90 lecture on the value
OF appropriate dfess to an audience 81
Interested nifis
The schools voro fho econe Of a.
stilr rhoW ls Miss Ietk ie,lufed
However ihla fttie Show differed from
uiust ln that % featured f0uthfuI iagto
fni rorhe for GIRLS Instead of tho more
Faud' and expensive models usuais
HUtn nn such occasions With two m
nils as models Miaa Peek gaye actual
demonstration of 80 che points brought
oui In boz informal lecture
"Y0n have heard of balanced 20
uonN tnd balanced menus hut % bsl
anred Wardrobe ia uei as Important
ls ANS OF These 1863 ono ruod rar-
r0e.H instead Of noW cheap thing for
rrfff occasion Miss Peek lhon ho.
Hlu hef demonstration hf displaying o.
rrHt infn ffock Tor a fourteen year
Ul1 arhp0i rifi She pointed out that
fhe object of dress should Doe 20 retain
fN" a1wmefr, and balance OF the ha-
WNn uUd in order geo do ihia Dress.
nn particularly ehlidren's drosgos
should Boz simple end free from nii OF
motto effects Here by ucfuui nluatra
nUn sho showed that through right
dress attention is directed 20 the per
aonniiiy rather than go the dross
The Importance OF accessories in
making or marrInF @ costume was
shown when the model appeared In 81
blue serge Retry Wales model win
nesthless interest me little girls who
gathered together watched the effects
produced hf too ornate patent leather
hnlf tho wrong tle hat or Shoes FIN
nNf when tho model appeared Wl,h
ali ih' proper nreesHorief harmonious
tio hrif ana h1t tho contrast brought
SSH Of relief from she audience
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25
CITY NEWS.
SINBRIEFS.

Miss Lillian Peek, Of the College Of
Industrial Arts. Denton. addressed a
meeting of the Parent Teachers As.
ISOLATION Friday afternoon in the sun
pnrlors of ihe Nuecos Hotel Miss Peek
Interested the mothers as k.enly o.
Hhc had the high school girls of the
ciiieH The artistic and attractive
school giila wardrobe. made and de-
sinned hy the rirl studontl ~ tho COLI
lofc Interested her audience very
much Many Questions were asked by
fhe ladies present as to the proper
styles Tor girls OF the various homes
reprcHented which Miss peek answer
od with roHl personal Interest AS
heretofore. Miss Peek stressed the
danger ol wearing high heeied shoes
not only from "a standpoint of doirl-
mcnt 90 their health bat also because
they we've nnt appropriate with fhe
types of dress that should De- worn ht
school rigls. Misses Carroll. of San An
tonic guest of the hotel. Ruth May
field ana Lena Dahl Noted as the at
tructive models for the dress display
nt me afternoon meeting
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25
LOCALS DEFEAT ROBSTOWN
Corpus christi High School Basket
bail Team Wins Opening Game
Of the Season.

Tht voyras Christi High school has-
kct bah team played tine Rohstowr
high School here Friday afternoon n
lhc nrst game oi The season, defeating
she visitors bS a score OF - 90 6.
Although the game was played un
der grcat difficulties as the field wa,
wet. the local team made a splendiS
showing. the particular star belni
Lloyd pavia the other players center
ing around him. however la flns
game.
Tho u,xi game VIII be- played Al
NonstoWn on friday afternoon o. mex
week. -.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25
BAD WEATHER DELAYING
PAYMENT OF POLL TAXES
Up % Last FIGHT Total Number Of Re-
ocipts issued BY County Collce-
tor Amounted 20 a63.

Continual bad weather ia luterfcr-
rng ulfh poll mx payments hut thirty
one receipts helur surd Friday from
fns ul.ln, col fhs county Gas cdiertur
january 30 ia tho lnst date lor the
payment OF Both olty and county poll
AAss Those oiiizena residing Within
thr cify must errurp noih oi the r"-
rDlus fho lormer cofunH ~ nd ihc
ntfef sfft.
Tbp records of payments af ihc Of
No. Ill l.lLl-l. I-.L-.--.L- LIILY.r-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS

~ tho Horne Apartments
a. a SimOulore pon Arthur. Dr. W
s Walker Woodshofo. W. X. Wassonl
RoDstoNn q e. Mnzek. Aqua Dulcc.
Az the Nuscos.
a l.. Slaughter CoTslcana; +. NJ
Weiss san Antonio. e G. Womack
san Antonio; Clay rolsom. Dallas ~
a. Drllflth Dallas A y schlndle. Dali
msi a. r.. haNauaush. Memphis, VII
iism a. Rouse. Dallas. Miss rarI ~
rarr ana 4, rarr benayldea.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25

a hrsaeh store Of the Blake Drug
COMPANY WAS opened ln Hardin Court
Wednesday. according 20 announcement
made yesterday hy a. g. Blake 4
splendid stock Of drugs aud sundries
nlll ho carried in addition 90 the foun
tain service An experienced druggist
will he in charge OF the new branch
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25

W. w Sharp, deputy United States
marshal lcit Friday Tor Atlanta. Ca
where be- goes to take william a.
Moore "a Federal prisoner sentenced az
me last term OF The United States dis
trici CONT, 90 serve one year and "a
day n thc tcdcrll pQnl,ontiary
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25
NaroId Rank .. sen 81 ~. LIIIle h

N@ukin liif Chaparai Street, arrived
Thursday night on "a ton-daN ior,ough
oitet having been la the United States
Navy almost two years He has had
"a wonderful experience and has not
been 100 q single day he WAS on "a
submarine destroyer and was 10 I'm
glish waters the greater part of the
tlmo. he landed at Boston on Jan 3
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25

Information was given Nli nt the
county tnN collectors 0lfiec Friday
ihat women over G0 ioarH OF age could
secnre exemption certificates la thc
aamc manner Ha men
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25

Stewart Terrell Is IN receipt o. q ,ele
gnm from hts nephew David Allen
~ has iust reached New York CHS
states CHAT ho expects 20 he back at
home Hc in February. The YOUNG
mun enlisted with the Coast Artillery
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25

Alfred c, chapa Of Corpus Christi.
w0s auuignef Friday charged with
failure go rcgi,,er under ihe draft law
and leaving the country 90 eysde mill.
iary service. His case was SET for
hearing before O. IS Commissioner 3. 4
Mount saturday morning at 800 O'Clock
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25

Miss Annie coekroit, who underwent
nn operation THURSDAYS at the Spohn
Sanirrum. was reported Friday 90 he
doiug Wen.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-07

eSNOTE-Ove
guarantee EATNc II cannot obtain EAONlC quickly
not be withoutt Write
box and send the SOC after it
EATONIO REMEDY CO., lA South Wabash Avenue Chicago IN.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-07

Killingly High school who have been
awarded highest honors or honors for
their work during the half year of
study. The students have merited the
distinction they have attained by close
application to their work;
Honor list for the last eight weeks:
Highest Honors: *Kath-
leen Varney. Sophomores-*%Ka Kathleen
Beeney, **Katherine McGorty, **Mar-
tina Siiro **Mary Walsh. freshmen
**F'ranllin Crosby, **Lucile Downs,
*%Elizabeth Monroe, %*Gurdon Parker,
**Leo Viens.
Honors: Seniors-"Lawrence Casey,
Howard Franklin, *Gladys Gallup,
@Gladys Mowry, %*Marion Perry, *Lau-
ra Pike. Juniors-*Margaret Beckley,
Lucille Caron, *John Hamilton, %Doro-
thy Howard, *Hannora William, *Ab-
bic Pray, Edward Ray, Edna Read
*Hannah Smith, @*Alice Tomlin.
Sophomores-Arline Anderson, Airline
Babson, ESTHER Brooks, **Ruth
Franklin, katherine Henault, *Cath-
crime Higgins, Edward Moran, *Eunice
Pike, Jacquelyn Stocking. Freshmen
truth Adams, *Helen Awkward
Harry Back, *Perle Burdick, *Helen
Cronin, 9Marie Forcier, #Helen Hop
kins, %B1anche Lamoreux, *Dorothy
Logee, *Lyndan Logee, Elsie Pate
Clifford Smith, Dorothy Hamilton.
=" Highest honors for half year av-
erae.
4Honors for half year average.
IF the state of Connecticut will only
give them the protection they feel
they should have before risking their
money and chances of success for the
future in the enterprise, there are men
in the town of Killingly who would
gladly venture into the sheep raising
business on an extensive scale. Idea
land for sheep raising is available al
a low figure within the town of Kill
lingly, but men who would like to en-
gage in the industry are afraid OF
wholesale losses through the work OF
dogs.
Miss Catherine Coffey has been al
her home in Hampton the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Teresa O'Nef1 is in Providence
attending the funeral of her aunt, Mrs
John Lynagh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mullen enter.
| tanned a party of twenty two Sunday
| at dinner given in honor of thei1
| SON. in-l law, Edgar Matthew, who re
turned with the 18th division las
| week
Mr. and Mrs. John Greedy ATTENDED
| the openings at Boston and Providence
| the past two days.
Miss Esther Holly is to spend tn
week end in Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-07
STAFFORD SPRINGS

The icemen are beginning to harvest
their crop. 1t is about ten inches thick
and of good quality.
The Y. Nj. {. club Of WiIIimantie
gave a minstrel show followed by
dancing at st. Edwards hall Thurs
day evening.
Fred French Of the L. S. S. Illinois
has been discharged and has returned
to his home in the Hollow.
Mrs. NJ. A. Harris is visiting friends
in Hartford.
Miss Edith Cushman has gone TO
Washington, D. c., for few weeks
vacation.
Miss Florence Whitaker of Phila-
delphia is the guest of relatives in the
borough.
Michael Letricll has sold two tracts
of land to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Notha
of Monson.
Alfred Lawson of Danbury has en-
tered the employ of the Eaton Drug
company.
Fred G. Sanford has German war
saving card partly filed with stamps.
1t was eEought here by Richard Fl.
Valentine, who recently returned from
France.
David Shepherd Of New York is
spending a weeks vacation in town.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-07

Millions are now suffering from the
after effects of the deadly "fu,"
fever or a cold. Their appetites are
poor; they are weak, and they are
waiting for their strength to come back.
II these people could only realize
that the return to health and strength
would be greatly kelpcd by giving at
tention to the stomach-thatis is, remoy-
ing the acidity and toxic poisons from
the entire digestive tract, making it
act naturally, so that the body will
receive the full strength Of the food
eaten-a great deal of suffering would
be saved to humanity.
Everyone knows that the disease it.
self, and the strong medicines that
have been taken, upset the stomach,
leave it hot and feverish, the mouth
dry, the tongue coated, q nasty taste,
and no desire to eat. This is a poor
foundation to build new strength on.
Now, tens of thousands of people all
over this country are using EATONIC
for the purpose of cleaning these
poisonous after-effects right out of the
system and they are obtaining wonder
ful results-so wonderful that the
amazingly quick benefits are hardly
believable, just as shown in the re-
msrkable letter which is published
upon the request of this sturdy old Civil
War veteran. He is II years old. Read
what he says EATONIC did for him:
Tam an old soldier, past seventy.
seven years. had the Spanish in
duenza and it left my stomach In an
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-07

patient. In the evening they are to
attend service at the Bap vt church.
Monday evening will find the Scouts
assembled in the gymnasium at the
high school for inspection and to this
event parents of the boys have been
hidden.
Tuesday has been designated as
Scout Good Turn day, this to include
a testimony niece pg to be held at the
Baptist church in the evening. We'd
nesday the Scouts will give an enter
tainment for their parents and friends.
Lieut.. Edward F. Perry, M. o., at
tended at the City club in Boston the
! fifty fifth annual reunion of the Am
herst Alumni association. Governor
| Calvin Coolidge, a graduate of Am
herst, was the guest of honor and one
| Of the speakers. Lieut.. Perry and
other service men of the Alumni As
ISOLATION have been invited to attend
! a banquet that is to be given in New
| York, at the Hotel Pennsylvania, later
| this month.
The Woodstock Community Home
Economics school opened two days
| Sc ssion Thursday at the chapel \ al
East Woodstock, the meetings under
| the direction of the Connecticut Ag-
ricultural college and the Windham
County Farmers association.
| The Present Day Food Situation
was the general topic considered on
Thursday. Sunday Dinners were also
a subject for cons daration. as was
the matter OF selecting clothing.
This morning will be given over tc
club work. Other subjects of the day
will be Old Clothes for New, Home
Reading, Fruits and Vegetables.
Miss 4. r. DuvaI has been COM
miLted to the Norwich State Hospital
for the Insane, by direction of Probate
Judge David Flagg. following a hear
| irg. Miss Duval who has been q
worker at the Day KimbalI hospital
attempted TO take her life last Satur-
day when she jumped into the river