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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12

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p1ii6eu 0sationen bel 2oinng iuirt.
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mel4e ircoen anGebl. 8erbreden int
&riege pro5eiiiert iper6en iouen.
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&ube Guropo3 ipieoer gef1broet;
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feret5 oilfrnerfIam eenta6t. Geutid.
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fteIlen unO ipiiroe ni6ts oogegen ia.
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tttitrg gebct miro, obeIeid tie iidj Bis
iebt oageoen oeItrdibt bot"
Die Ser. Staaten nuS SentidJlanb.
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Chats .0epartenent bot 9euti6lono
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iaiien baB bic 8affenItillItanosbe.
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heiBt es IN 6ent S6retben, noaB Ser
8offenItiIlitano INNER nod IN aroft
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
Beiatilit9 etfrinkt
als S6iff i6eitert

@epntolttb, GnelatlS, 12. San. -
Ser grobe britii9e 9oulpfer Sre.
beoG iuiroe ndbrenS zines beftigen
St1trmes I'M eneliiden aanaI in Der
gedbe bon Ct. gLlbons Seoo auf oie
Simmer Goge 9foGs getrie6en uno
1T Elm bollitdltoiges @raf. IS Mann
bon Der 8eiabiing bon az aopfen
iinb ertrpnten. Ger 9onpfer, nit
Sobitiig bon 8alfuttn tad 9un6ee
itnteriuegs. lief ON Sreitag obeno
ouf. Die Wionnidoft berIieB ons
8raf in suei Rettnnesbooten, Die
fofort itmeeidIngen tpurOen. 9ie
&iiItenipo6e fonnte Die Seeleate I'M
ibr 2eben fiinpfen ipben, ober mar
5it beIfen. slur fieben
Mtann errei6ten Die Sfiiite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
9tnti@lan1' 1'!'wird
&ertrag lla(bfonlrnell
50 crkldrf Baron y. ccrsner mnS tcfit, Saf aud,
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balls ratifisiercn tperSen.
almslieferMne 0enticr Siirftc 50 ,pirren fiitrer.

8aris 12. syan.-gaad Inter.
seidnnng oes gio6traesprotofoIs
nno Dem slustnuld Der Qualifications.
6ofiunenie ipro6 Der beittitbe ge.
poam6ftigte 2erSner iein @eoauern
nus, baB Die Ser Stanten ni1t
cbenfallS 6ns SrieoensprotofoG rati.
fi8iert batten, iageiio: SD bin no.
tiirlid) bod erfreitt, oaB Der syrieoe
nititntebr 5ur Gotiade geiporoen lit;
beOalerlith lit es. oaB Die Ser. Ston.
ten ii9 iinmer nod NIT 9eutidIo1o
I'm arie9s5uitano befinben. Soffeftt.
lid lDirp Die Situation bolo cine
&enOerl.ng erfobrerl. 9ur1 bieien
Srieocnstcrtrog tperben 9eutidlono
gro5ere Spfer ouferIegt, ipie fciner
anoerE Station In Ser nooernen
@eltgeididte. @ir boben i'm 8eIten
tno Often @ebiete berloren, Die felt
SabrBun6crten preuBiitb poreri; mir
baben encrne ofonoHliife Gflid]ten
iibernonlmen. gfi6ts oeItopeniaer
bin id erfreut, ooB ser sSrieoe mie.
Der bergcitelt it, oenn 9eitIdlono
erbalt oaourd feline nod in &riegs.
gefangenidaft fd9nohtenoen geIieb.
ten Sobnc pieoer auriid."
lteber Die glusfiibrltng Ser syrie.
bensbeoiraungen iogte Baron b.
2ersner: sGDne 6ltrd 0ie 8eoingun.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
CcSec iebiebt Set,,llS
aiif 4,raiiSerten

8dibiagtun 70. San. 5lt eineul
S4rej6en an oos y&ontitee fir eli.
@uilo freier g0Ifer" bon 9eaIlod)u.
ictts sibt Sefotor 2ooee allen l,ofy
eineHt idleinisen sSrieoensidlub
berlangenoen 8iirger ben Gat, ibre
8infe uno 8oridldge nid)t an Sen
Senat, ionoern al ben 9raIioenten
Su ri6ten. 2ooee idreibt: .Gas un-
aufbOrli4e gerlnngen getpiiier arei.
ie nod Deiteren 3ugeitanoniIIen oes
SenatS bilit Der Sade ser Gi1li-
gnng nihts; Oenn Der 9rafioent bat
niht nltr Bet ieoer @elegenbeit lln-
terlaIien, oen Senot INN 9fat All
frngen ion0ern er Itebt aud nod
jebt lnbeugian nit ieiner sSoroe.
rnng on, 0aB mir ben 8oIfer6ltno
oDne aIe aenoerllngen ratifi8ieren
iollen. Geiien bat Iidb Ser Senot ge.
ipeigert. es ibeift mir, oiejeniaen,
nelde ioforfigen abidluB ipiinIden,
niiroen beiIer tlln, ipenn fie einige
ibrer gori6lage Dem Grdiioenten
uno ieinen ,anbangern ltnterbreiten
Diiroen, oieler oufforoerte, Die por.
eei6Iageusa sorbebaIte 8uriif8uiuei-
ien."
ssSn 6ent a6iolntan StiIItano Ser
8erbanOlungen iiber oen SSrieoenS-
bertrag 5Diiden repitblifanii9en un0
oenlofratiiden Senatoren lit MIR in.
ipipeit cine slen6erltng eingetreten,
aIs fi9 Die 9elnofraten nit oerl
nntilOen ginipdnolern" unter 6en
Gepublifanern iiber 8unfte bon ne
benid6lider 9eoelttung seeinigt ia.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
focri1iitg attftucrtet
attf SsbGasi,tctei" 1slAae

@aibiHptoh 10. San. -9ie ge,
botptuus oes grigooegenerols
Sberburre, oaB am IL. gfobcnlber
1918 amerifaniide Goloaten bin.
geidloftct ieien, neil Die 8efcbIe
sum GEneriff trob oes 8offenItiG.
itanoes ni6t tpioerrltfen feien, miro
bon General Eeribing in einen
9riefe, Den 9lbgeoroneter Suffer bon
Dtaiiadnietts peroffentIidt in glb.
reoe geiteat. Scri9ing iagt oaB Die
onlerifanlicben Gruppen rnter Sc.
feblen nperierten, 6ie bon Moriball
Sod alien @efeblsbabert Der g[ili-
ierten Oil 9. giobenibpr 1918 sugin-
gen, nno boB 9efeble gum glngriff
10 fdleunig iuie ilooIi6 3uriidge.
nomaer pur0en, iobnl6 ct BON Ser
llnter3eibnltng oes 8nffenItiIlItoll-
oes lit &enutnis geIebt tpuroe.
GerIbing be5eidnet Die 8ebauptun-
gen, 0aD oE1erltanlld]e Srltppen gum
angriff beorOert iuur0en md5reno
Die fran5oSiiben 9ibiftonen itilIIton.
oen als vgdn3lid) irrtiinlliA."
Ser Brief oes Generals lit oa.
tiert q. Sob. 1919 uno lit, cine
anttuort oilf Die @ciduIOiguueem
bic Sailpttlann 2ibernore, iriber
Speraticnsoffi5ier Der artiGeriebri-
ga0e Scr 90. (gteser) Gibiiion, in
einent @riefe OH &ongreBabgeprone.
ten Suffer er6obeit hotte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
Wcftcrberi6t

Sir Sniobo iino ltntgegenb-
Seilueiie beipolft herte obeno uno
9ienstaa. &Glter out Dienstoe.
SIR 9,ebrosfa SpiIpeiIe beib6lft
beute ateno, parner int iiioipeitIi.
ben SeiIc. Gienstas oIgentein idoR
itno f1Iter.
Sir Sopa-9eiu6Ift beilte obeno;
iudrnter i'm Giiberiten 0itIiden Eeile
itno filtcr I'M riorbfpeitIiden zeiIe
itnb om gi--aiae tsiLnaoiss beu0Ift
itno n.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
Senatwatlen INT
Srankrei6
gorlanfise 8eridte beaten cine all.
semeine gaieOsrlase Der Sosia.
liiten an.

garis, ~. Son.-9r1ii6ent 9oin
core puroe in ben ggablen on
Sonntag gum Senator bonn Gppar
tenlent Der Mons eeip1blt. Gr er
bielt TAP bon 772 Stimmen. ltn
Ter ben erip1bIten Senntoret iinf
II aonierbotibe, 5 liberole &epu
blifaner, II Gorti1rittler, AZ gfe.
publifaner Der 9infen, sc rdoifalt
SoaialiIten republifanii6er 60.
5inlilt.
Inter Den I'M eriten @ablganQ
geludblten Senatoren iino 8indot
Der Miniiter oes susip1rtigen, 60.
Oeille, Weiniiter Ser Offentliden g(r.
beiten Bourgeois, friiberer gliniiter.
prdiiOent, 9omS, Miniiter oes SSn.
nern 9oulens, gsnbriingsnlittelrti.
hitter, &ibot, friiberer 9rerHier, Sc.
brlm, friiber @lofaoeniniIter. Geue
aenoult, Der GlenlenceoitS Sib elm.
nebmen miro, un0 ser Die Inter
itiitltng oes 9rel1iers bate, uuo
anoere 8eriibntheiten.
Glemencean iuirO GrGiibent.
Boris, 12. San-glIg &eiultot
Der geItrigen Senotspoblen ideint
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ben letten 9erid]ten i1einen 0ie
anbdnger oes Sigers inn Senat Die
0tebrbeit gu erbalten. Die 9epn-
tiertenfanmer ltno oer Sennt balten
am II. SSanuar cine eeneininnle
Sitllng fir Die 8ab[ oes graii-
6enten.
Die Big beute norgen eingegange-
men geridte ideiftep nuf cine oll.
genleine gtieoerIage Ser So5ialiltell
binauoeuten. SSn Sen grobin3en an
Der Seine ipiroen iie nit iiberip1lti.
geroer Wlebrbeit geidlagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
Sarf uidlt IauSen.

Can Jraurisco, 12. San--Sd.
mueI Repbouie, elm reid5er Geioen.
itoffinlporteitr ans 8uenos slires, lit
bon ben 8eboroen om 2anoen Der.
bitoert iuoroen. Gs beiBt, ooB er
ipdhreno oes Srieges Spionaee fir
Seiiti9fan6 betrieben babe,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
&erbSr ilber rniIiiden Sanger.

Gbicogo, y. SS1it.--9ie 9(gerten
Der 8unoesbeborben fteIIten &c.
bei,nber5ore tuegen Ser 9lusipeiiiins
bes befan:iten rufiiiden goritoniGn.
gers 8atlonofF bon Der gbicogoer
Sper an. Gr ipir6e bon Der SGn.
germ gern 9lmaaor ongefIagt. baB
er tie Dor fiinf Sabren lirter einem
@beberibreden, ons er nien1ols elm.
geIoit babe, bierbCr geIoft babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
SrSaa in Cmafla.

Sie Satiode, 6ab @iuinm Sen.
nings @rban beute obero bpr elmer
oemotratiiden @niienberiantmling
i'll 4uoitoriun Su Saba reoen miro,
errest in Deiten areiien Elm unee.
beires iinb fir bieIe iinertportetes
Sntereiie. iuie aus @eridten unb
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
Yannigans
SPORTING NOTES.

Jess Willard, who will meet Jack Dempsey next March in an effort to re- gain the heavyweight title. may referee the Hugh Walker-Bob Roper heavy weight contest in Kansas City, Decem- Der 30, it was indicated when promot- CTS announced they were awaiting Will lards reply to a proposal that he off ciate Willard now is at his home in Lawrence, Kansas, training for his match with Dempsey. Walker has of fered to become one of Willard's spar ring partners.
 James o. C'Ropes") O'Brien, former assistant states attorney, will assist in the prosecution of White Sox play CTS and gamblers, who, are charged with conspiring to throw the 1919 worlds series, it was announced by President Johnson of the American league. Johnson expects early hear ings in the cases. During the last year, O'Brien as assistant states at torney secured convictions which sent several men to the gallows. During murder trials. he always wore a red necktie. We must go to the bottom of this affair."" Johnson said, and no guilty person must be. allowed to es- cape. That IS the only reason why the American league is taking an in- terest in this matter. MT. O'Brien has
 a notable record for convictions and that is why we have decided to employ him" Jack Dunn, owner and manager of the Baltimore club of the international league is considering making a protest to Judge Landis over what he claims hare the efforts of certain major league
 owners to make his star players dis satisfied. He asserts that several fake l stories have been sent out recently in
 regard to trading Pitcher Bentley and others of his best performers for play CTS how in the big leagues. As Dunn puts it, these stories have the tendency
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
STOCK PRICES ADVANCED.

New York, Dec 23. - "A pronounced change for the better came over the stock market today. supporting orders of a substantial character and enforced short covering resulting in exarame gains of l to upwards of points throughout inc general list Altogether the move raent was the most constructive of any r, several weeks and indicated consider alton of unusual l-investment values.
 The improvement was the pore note worthy because of it's almost uninter- rupted progress. Occasional setbacks wsre nominal and mainly due to desire .o make profits secure. but the tone at the close was strong. Sales amounted to' ] 100 .0O0 shares
 Conspicuous features of the advance ertbraced oils. shinpines. steels, euuip- rrents. sugars and various spec'alties r7-smost in the sharp reaction of the sa-iv days of the week. heavy o1d-lot inying was reported by commission hous- es
 eIndivfdual instances of strength includ- cd Mexican and Jan American Petrole- urns. United Fruit. Atlantic Gulf; Beth irhem. Crucible. Nsnadium and United States Steel. American and Baldwin To- ramotives American Car. American and Feet Sugars. Sears-Roebuck. Virginia Carolina Chemical and Famous Players. There was a esdv demand for rails at gains of 1 to points.
 The only element of he2viness was shown by coppers and rubpers. '. s. Steel rallied huoyantly at the finish. more than recovering lis 3 point setback.
 Money and foreign exchange again failed 10 exert any inhuencc, the only feature in the inte---,ronal credit sit nation being the low record of liability reserves reported by the Bank of Eng land.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
LIBERTY BOND MARKET.
FohEleM EXCHANGE RATES.
CHICAGO CHAIN MARKEr.

Chicago, Dec. 23.-Wheat, scored a sharp advance in price, today, helped by progress of emergency farm-relief meas ures and by the renewal of stock mar ket strength as well as by large export sales. The finish although unsettled was 1-4 to 1-2 net higher with March l66 to 166 If and May 1e2 1-4 to 162 1-2. Corn gained 1 3S to 1 1-4c, oats lr2 to 1c and provisions 27c to 35c.
 Decided upward swings began in wheat as soon as trading opened. The chief i'm petus appeared to come from the house vote favoring enactment of tariff on imported farm products. It was known that export business had been done over night, but the estimated amount as at first announced was small. Later in the session, however, the total was great ly expanded, reaching 3,o00,000 bushels and this circumstance, together with ma terial advances in security values, gave fresh advantage to the wheat bulls. Ev- idence that foreigners were after rye counted also as a stimulus to the rise in wheat. -ss
 Corn and oats reflected strength Q. breadstuffs, notwithstanding that receipts of coarse grain showed considerable en- largement.
 Provisions were lifted by the jump of cerieals and hogs
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24

to cause dissatisfaction in his team. Bentley has just signed a contract with Baltimore covering the next two years. Harvard, Princeton, Pennsylvania, and Hamilton are on the Fordham col lege hockey schedule Games are pending with Yale and Boston College. The Harvard game~will be played at Boston and the other contests at New York.
 Columbia university has organized a hockey team and is negotiating con- tests with Princeton, Williams, Amt herst and other colleges.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
SEIZURE OF ARMS AND q
 AMMUNITION IN COUNTY CORK

Dublin, Dec 2s.-one of the largest seizures of arms and ammunition of re- cent months was made by the military today in a raid near Fermoy County Cork, where there is a big garrison of troops. Thirty-three rifles and shot, guns, five revolvers, twelve bombs and 2,200O pounds of ammunition were talk en, in addition to a quantity of military equipment, explosives 5nd documents.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
Basketball Challenges,

The All Collegians of Taftville would like to arrange games during the Christ mas holidays with some high school team. They have Christmas day open.
 The Melrose Five of Taftville. challenge any team averaging IS years Would Ike to hear from Putnam, Danielson JewetE City, New London. Moosun and Willimantic. Answer thfough this paper
 The Dare Devils basketball team has a few open dates. Call 1884.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
SCHOONER HAD CARGO
 OF CANAEIAN WHISKEY

Seattle. ,Washn., Dec 23.-The Can adian fishing schooner Canada from which it was alleged a Christmas car go" of 200 cases of Canadian whiskey was landed near here December 20, was ordered confiscated and sold under the provisions Of the prohibition enforcement act by the United tate. district court today. Three members of the crew were fined 1000 each,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24

Cambridge, England, Dec. 2S.--Cornels cross-country runners who Will meet the pick of Oxford and Cambridge universities at eRoehampton on December 30. toek- their first practice run today, covering the Ave mile Cambridge course - Coach Moakley said the performance was sat- isfactory. ..
 The American are encountering some new conditions here due" chiefly to Eng lands capricious climate. with extreme dsmpness and drizzling rain. There are also differences in the running courses here. there being numerous water jumps. necessttating the runners taking cold plunges. hedges and hurdles ana 'aneaNy going over plowed fields. a The Cornell visitors have been the r-uests of Cambridge since their arrival Tuesday They will sprnd Christmas in London avu finish training at Oxford.
 The forthcoming contest is attracting considerable interest in university ath- ie;ic circles because it wi be the first AnElo-AmeI lean ..cross-country cofnpetl- ttou. The team which will meet the Americans is considered the best possi- bte combination of distance runners in the past twenty years.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
KENTUCKY DERBY
PURSE TO $50, 900

Lexington Ky, Dec. 23.-The purse for the Kentucky Derby to be run at Churchill Downs, Louisville. May T, 1921, has been increased to $50, 900, it was an- nounced here tonight by Col Matt J. Vim, general manager of the Kentucky Jockey club.
 ! This sum, together with entry and nom ination fees, will make the total value of the race in excess of ss0,e00. The value of the race to the winner in 1920 was s$33, 900. m
 The spring racing season in Kentucky will open in Lexington April 23 and ex- tend 61 days to July 8, the state racing commission decided at a meeting here this afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
NAVY's CREW NOT TO TAKE
 PART IN CHILD'S CUP RACE

New York Dec. 23.-The crew of the United States naval academy will not participate next spring in the Child's cup race one of the annual features of the intercollegiate rowing season.
 Charles Holstead Mapes, one of the stewards of the Childs cup governing board, announced here tonight 1t had been decided that the affair in the future would be fined to Columbia, Pennsyl- vania anl | .inceton. the three universi- ties that have control of the race.
 The grace next spring is scheduled for the Harlem river on May If.
 The navy crew won the raceAlast spring with Princeton second, Pennsylvania third and Columbia fourth.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
COLLINS ROLLS HIGH BUT
 TEAM Z I0SES MATCI

1 -7--' Capt George Madden's duckpin team in the Elks' tournament rallied Thursday night after losing the first game of it's match with Capt Art Campbells rollers and won the match by taking the last two games, though by close scores.
 Collins of the losing team se the pace for both fiyes, rolling high single witt 4lSs and finishing with high indicitual tffFee string total of 2SS The scores:
 Team G. Cant. Madden
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
Honest Advertising.

HIS topic all hear noways because many people inclined
 exaggea Yet has any physician told you that claimed unreasonable remedial properties for Hes Castoa7 them. We won't ourselves, know what the will be-
 That has all the virtues to-day that claimed for its early days be found its increased the recommendation by prominent physicians and assurance that its standard will be maintained
 limitations be found and only because of the Castoa Mr. Fletcher created But not genuine Casto that Mr. Fletcher Honestly advertised Honestly placed before the public and from which he Honestly expects to receive his reward.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
sTECHEr TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
 SUFFERING FROM IMPURITIES

Omaha. Neb, Dec 23.-Joe Stecher, former heavyweight wrestling champion, who has been ta local hotel for several days suffering from neuritis in the left arm, was taken to hospital today He
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24

fly with a highly notable ancestry. He has many peculiarities of form and col or, but none more marked than the two vivid red spo:s on his sides. Tradition
 says that it was from a dory that St.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24

Peter took the coin with which ts pay the tribute and that the two spots mark
 he place where he held the fish between tween his thumb and hnger.-Floriia Fisherman.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
Soccer Game snnaar

The West Ends of Crompton, R. l., will appear p'I, m PIainfield Sunday, where they will clash with the PlainfeId soccer .+eay.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
,OrneH Runners Encounter New COndlflOns

team defeated the Bearcat Juniors l2 to 6 Thursday afternoon in Parish hall, Taftville, in fast and snappy game.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24

came here following his recent dsfeat in New York by Ed "Strangier" Lewis for the championship. His physcianss said they thought he could leave the hospital in two weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24

dollars against Il 1-2 millions in 1919, and 10 millions in 1918.
 Manufactures of all sorts, but especial iy automobiles. mining machinery, cotton goods, iron and steel manufactures, cleo trical machinery. boots and shoes, cloth ing, and household requirements of all sorts are the principal articles exported to Africa, automobiles alone amounting to about s7,0oo0O0 in the calendar year 1919 against s2,500,00o in the preceding year.
 How John Dory Got His Spots. [. The dory is one of the mackerel fam
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
MONEY

New York. Dec, 2S.-Cau money. steady; high 2; low [; ruling rate I closing bid '; offered at '; last loan T: bank acceptances 6 3-S.
 COTTON. ding 15.00
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24

Team ,. Cant. Camnheu
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
Won Gam

The All Collegian second basketball
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
STOCKS.

TEs following Is BaDinIry Ui tFlnsactions on the keN Yorg -stock Elcb.ngs to F. M.:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-05
MR.. DODS0N WARNS
USERS OF CALUMET
Says Drug Acts Like Dynamite
on Liver and You Lose O
Days Work.

There's no reason why person should
take sickcning, salivating calomcl when
n few cents buys II large bottle of bod
sons Liver Tone--a Perfect substitute
for calomel.
1t is II pleasant, vegetable liquid which
will start your liver just as surely as
calomcl, but it doesn't make you sick
and can not sulivu.c.
Children and grown folks can tako
Dodson's Liver Tone, because it is per-
fectly harmless.
Calomcl is II dangerous drug. 1t 10
mercury and attacks your bones. Take
dose of nasty calomcl today and you
will feel weak, sick and nauscated to-
morrow. Don't lose Il days work. Take
n spoonful of Dodson's Liver Tone in
stead and you will wake up feeling great.
No more biliousncss, constipation, slug
gishncss, headache, coated tongue or sour
stomach. Your druggist says If you
don't find DoGsons Liver Tone acts bot
ter than horrible calomel your money Is
waiting for YOU