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Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Paper was. first made of straw and hay al Meadyille, Pa. in 1898.
 Eneland's war widows are remarrying at the rate of s2.o0O a month.
 The Ovambos. a South African tribe. wear long plaits and tresses of false
 In Bellvue Hospital. Ne wYork O. 900 patients are treated eevry year.
 It is a serious offense to ride a bscy- cle anywhere near the city of Constan- tinople.
 The volcano Jorulla in Mexico was thrown up from plain in one night September 29. 1759.
 Tea. during the reign of the Burmese kings. was the royal wood. and the king had lse right to all teak
 It is believed that more fish are found off the Grand Banks of Newfoundland than in any other part of the world.
 After almost 100 years of search the | bones of CorteZ. the Spanish congue-or of Mexico. have been found in the Tenn pie of Jesus. one of many Catholic churches in the City of Mexico.
 The government will rebuild many railroad bridges in Greece with steel CT concrete. 10 permit the use of American locomotives that were imported several years ago. but found too heavy for the ] present bridges. - When the Brooklyn Bridge was com pleted over the East river. thirty-seves years ago. many people doubted it's stabl- ] ity and predicted it's collapse. IL Is car rying many times the original load Q. i traffic and has shown no signs of weak ] ness.
 Japanese manufgcturers arc turning I out large quantities of paper yarn. par of which is being used in making bag and coarse cloth for packing valuable goods. It has been in great demand and large industry has been developed | it's. manufacture =
 London has long had inc reputation o' being a great shipping point. aithouri the shipping has been done at Ti-hury which is twentysix miles down the rive ] from London. Recently enormous con crete docks have been completed in tn very heart of London and the city now | a port ~
 At the far top Of the Kiln. al inc fam ous pottery works Of King Techel. China and in the chimney arc holes a foe square. into which a man. who acts as human thermometer. looks 10 deternin the heat says John Knight Shryocil. writ ing In Asia. His method Is simple. H spiis into the hole. and if inc spit turns z steam the temperature is no; sufficient When inc heat Is SO great that the sa iva is shot back at him win a little ex infection viii continue indefinitely.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
And that same toil-worn broom
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Nell-Reggie is angry. He says Edith makes a perfect monkey of him. Belle-He should thank her for the i'm provement-Boston Transcript.
 Hes nothing but a rubber stamp" they said of the candidate
 That at least ought to enable me to make an indeliihle impression" comment cd the optimistic Exchange. HTMOR fcn1fhaaSt .rnCireenohvc z.w 1ssszzsslls zS=55
 Do you think the world is growing better?'' - T don't know. I didn't live here when it was. supposed to be worse"-De- troit Free Press.
 q can remember the time when fl was feared bicycles in the streets would de- populate the country
 We've travelled some since then"
 ''Yes-and learned to jump further--s Birmingham Age Herald.
 Green-What on earth do you wani with that sheet of postage stamps? Why you've got hundred there?
 Grey-Well, you see. I've just com: ! pleted a poem, and I may-er-send { to more than one editor.-London Tit Bits.
 Miss Burden-I overheard that dea young man telling you I danced like zephyr.
 Miss Bright - Zephyr? He said 'beit er-'-Boston Transcript "GcorEettc is engaged to a beach guard She has only been at the beach tEt days.
 What is his namey' ' "She doesn't know his name. His number is wenty."-Louisvill Courier Journal
 What's this 'nroletariat' I read abou in the papers. Mike7'
 It's what the cowboys use to ketcl wild horses. ye ignoramusF- Exchange
 Darling" said her rich old fance 'I could just die kissing you"
 That being the case" returned th girl we'll cut out the osculation unti after we are married. Boston Tran script
 Bohbie-"My father must have been r- to all sorts of mischief when he was boy"
 Johnny-''Why2-'
 Bobby-~Cos he knows 'xactfy wha questions 10 ask me when he wants [ know what I've been doing"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
TONED AN ABANDONED
 SCHOONER 100 MILES TIC PORT

Boston,. Nov. 2.-The steamer Western Comet brought the abandoned Newfound- land fishing schooner Nordica to port here today after towing it 400 miles. The Nordica, the crew of which was taken off by a trawler on Oct. IS, was apparently in good condition, except for a loose rudder. The Western Comet was bound from Glasgow for Baltimore
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
GUARD ELoPEs WITH
 A GIRL PRISONER

Milledgeville, Ga, Nov. 2-ofcials at the state penitentiary here have an- nounced that J. W Cans a guard at the vomens building, and Juanita Weaver, a prisoner, quietly eloped" late Saturday ight.
 juanita was was serving a sentence of Icle year for shoplifting, having been convicted in Atlanta last May. She is described as being about twenty-one years old and blonde.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
NEBRASKA ELEVEN WHITEwAsHED
 RUTGERS ON POLO GROUNDS

New York. Nov. 2.-Nebraska's eleven defeated Rutgers at the Polo Grounds today, 2s to Q, making two touchdowns In each half. In the fourth period Moore scored on line plunge and Swanson made another touchdown on a forward pass from Thompson after two Rutgers players had touch the ball in the air.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
zAYAs LEADS GOMEZ
 IN ELECTIONS IN CUBA

Havana, Nov 2-Returns of yester- days presidential election from 999 of the 3002 precincts. in Cuba, as announced by the government at o'clock this after noon. give Dr. Alfred Zayasi coalitionist candidate, 12,112 votes as against 7.235 for General Jose Miguel. Gomez, candidate of the liberal party
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

of Senator Harding, declared at o'clock
 central time tonight, that Harding had carried 'eyery northern state and the border. states of Maryland. West Yir- ginia, Kentucky, Missouri and probably Oklahoma.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

Montreal. Nov. 2.-Jack Dempsey, worlds heavyweight champion, announce ed here today that he had agree to fif- teen round bout with Jess Willard, form CT worlds champion. 10 take place next March IT. The location of the fight, he said. had not been decided.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
POETRY
THE WISH.

O Man of My Heart. have asked chis A little white house that faces the sun And yourself to be coming in from the When the days work is done. = I have told it to God. the wish of my
 soul.
 The litgle white house at the butt of tsS-,
 hilr With a handful of land and some grass 9
 where the goat Could be eating her i'll. White walls mad nasturtiums. the yellow
 and red. Climbing upwards to cling to the straw
 of the thatch, "a And a speclledy hen with dozen fine
 egcs
 That she's wishful to hatch. The two Of us there by the side of the
 hearth
 And the dark. lonesome night creeping
 up to the door. - Your smile and your handclasp, oh man
 Of my heart I am asking no more. ". NJ Let's. in '-The Spires of Oxford and other poems.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
A Sad Tale.

In the old days a gentleman who could carry his liquor" was not with out honor. but now they arrest hin ..
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
CLAIMS EVERY NORTHERN
 STATE FOR HARDING

Marion. ohio, Nov. 2-Harry NJ Daugherty, a member of the republican campaign committee and close adviser
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
ANGEIIC sERHIcF.

No angel is so high
 But serveth clowns and kings ~~"
 And doeth loGly things; -,l- He in this serviceable love can see The symbol of some heavenly myStery--
 So common things grow wings. No angel bravely dressed
 In larkspur-cOlored gown
 But he will bend him down ...... And sweep With careful art the meanest Singing the while he sweeps and tOuins
 moro
 Because he wears crown .-' Set water on to boil. ----
 An angel helps thee straight; ,-.
 kneeling beside the grate With pursed mouth he bloweth up the.
 flame,
 Chiding the tardy kettle that for shame Would make an angel wait. ..s Make thou conserves. the while Two little cherubs stand Tip-toe at either hand And one would help thee stir, and cne would skim
 The golden juice that foams about the
 So serveth thy command " And that same toil-worn broom So humble in thine eyes, | Perchance has donned disguise | And is seranh on this errand bent | To show thee service is a sacrament And Love wears servants guise. w; NJ Let's, in Charleston (S e l News
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

Every motor 7lighWGy and byVay fhroughouf picturesque NetV Eng land ard NeW York is q part of the long "SOc0ny Trail"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-20
Additional Names
Filed to w. Tijeras
Paving Protest

Additional names Of property own
ers on West Tiieras venue have been
added to the pacing project com
plant filed In the district court
against the New Mexico Construction
company and the city OF Aibuqucr-
qle. The petitition OF tho property
wners ~ TO preclude the city COM
missioncra from filidg Assessment
lein against the property for the paw
ink which they contend is being done
contrary to law and against their
wishes.
The original complaint was filed
by George r.. Ellis and A. Fleischer.
The additional plaintiffs are: Thomas
u. Keleher, a. Singer. Jesus Romero,
Frank Georges, Della Georges, j. n.
Madrid, Margaret -. Medler, Il. II.
kahnt, Al Coleman. akent, Mrs. J..
kclehcr. peltro Vichi. J. A. Garcia,
i. i. Trotter, Mrs. r. c. Croening.
Margaret Chadwick. =. Dlnelii, D.
uhvarri. J. w. Palmer. Katie Bada-
raeco' Ellen coweil and Victoria
committee composed Of Messrs.
tloischer, Keleher, Ellis ard George
C.. Taylor, their attorney. wishes to
get IN touch with other property own
ers on rijeras avenue who wish to
participate IN the proceedings as
plhintins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-20
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

Radiator repairing. ouickel Auto CO.
J. c. Mulder, assistant engineer OF
the forest service, has returned from
a road survey in the Red river dis
trict on the Carson national forest.
This road Will open up n big high
mountain recreation district on the
Rcd river.
J. c. Gunther. former governor OF
Colorado, IN In the city on business
today. He lives in Denver.
Aldo Leopold, Paul H.. Roberts,
Charles X. Cooperrider and Duncan
Lang left today for a Weekend buck
hunt north OF Domingo.
Mrs. Adam Pierce VIM, vocal in
~strnctor from the Silver city Normal
school, arrived In the city this morn
Ing to attend tho N. NJ. T.. A. con
v%entlon. She Will sing on Monday
evening and Tuesday afternoon ut
tho general sessions. She ~ the guest
Of Mrs. George Simms on North
Eighth street
Miss Bertha Benson, secretary OF
the New Mexico Cattle and Horse
Growers association. left today for
I.ordsburg, N NJ. to attend the third
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-20
Educational Program for
New Mexico is Outlined

fContnued from rako ouo).
OF five members and might be APP
pointed nn AZ present. or be appoint
ed. BY the state board from a list Of
ten nominated BY The dlatrlcs judge.
or be elected by The qanlined votors
Of the county n ne latter method
misaionor's district win not more
than two from q one district and
not more than one from any muui-
clpal dlstrlct within the county.
Terms OF office should be OF auffi-
Gent length to aaaaFe continuity Of
3. 4 division OF ceriification should
be established In tho state depart
should also DO a tenchora' employ
ment bureau, rendering services 70
teachers and 70 school officials. Tie
state board should have control OF
the Qualification or teachers under
regulations fixed BY law as at present
and tho antlre plan Of certfication
should be revised. TIA following
plan. which wah presented to the
council meeting n 1918 BY President
silver city, II recommended.
Better Trained Teachers.
"~neginning July i. te21. no person
who does not at that time hold a
certificate In Now Mexico shnli be
Brinted an elementary state cortifi-
cate who has not at least four units
credit IN some high school accred-
tied under the rules OF the state
board of education, and who shall
not have had IN addition at least
twenty term hours professional work
in some normal school. This twenty
term hours TO be gained by at least
twelve weeks attendance at the
school. After July /. 1898, no person
who does not thon hold a certificate
In New Mexico win be issued an ele-
mentary certificate who does not
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-20
DEATHS

RYAN-The body Of Walter Ryan
who died at Fort Bayard. New Mex
leo last week, vas brought here and
will be shipped to Chicago. ILL.,, for
burial. Short Ferv.ces were held at
the crollott funeral chapel this after
noon.
BAVEDRA-Nicolas Savedra, ~
year-old son OF David Savedra, died
this morning at Martinez town. Fu-
neral services will be held tomorrow
morning at Martinez church. Burial
VIII be at Santa Barbara cemetery.
crollott is in charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-20

on the belize that her husband OBJ
tanned a decrce OF divorce against her
in n foreign jurisdiction. Alice Garcia
Sawtelle has died n divorce complaint
against John Sawtclle to determine
the custody, OF their children and
their property rights.
The plaintiff alleges desertion and
non-aupport from january 1918. They
were married IN December, 1913. The
plaintiff asks for tho custody OF their
two minor children and for $50 n
month FOR their support. She alleges
that Mr.. Sawtelle Is earning eight
dollars a day M n skilled mechanic.
She also asks that their community
property, a residence In Albuquerque,
he made over 70 a propdF person for
the benefit OF the children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-20

Hub (who wants his dinner)-
Nearly 8 O'Clock. And yon said you
were Just going TO step In next door
to SEQ how Mrs. Gobbleton a
Wlfo-Weil, she insisted on telling
mc-Boston Transcript.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-20
Prohibition Agent
Slain in a Raid
On Moonshine Still

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Nov. 20.
Kirby Frans, a prohibition enforce
ment agent, died here carly today
from n gunahot wound received while
he was raiding nm alleged meonshine
still at the home OF George Welfa At
Perry last night.
A posse OF officials has loft for
Vary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-20

What's the matter. old man? You
look unhappy"
II am, I am almost M unhappy
as q woman with a secret that mo-
body wants 10 henr."-Borton Tran
script.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-20

Pcters-I hear Randall got kicked
out OF the house when no asked old
Walters for the hand of his daughter.
Was he hurt muchR
Poisor-Ycs. He reckons he zane
out so fast that he oolided with him
nnlf nolng ln.-Lonhnn AnaWnrs.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-20
A
CAUSE FOR JOY
IN ARGENTINA
(By The Associated Press. }

Santiago Sept. 2O.-The seismic dis
turbance which visited central Chile
and a part of western Argentina in
the latter part Of July-the most vio-
lent since the 1906 earthquake when
Valparaiso was partly destroyed with
great loss of life-was happy event"
from a scientific poi9t of view, accord-
ing to Count Montessus de Ballore,
director OF the Chilean archaeological
observatory, located near here. Ex-
planning this, he says.
"FOr the last Is omnths there has
been complete seismic tranquility and
we know that an undisturbed condi-
tion prepares disasters in countries
subject to such phenomena. The fire.
quent rulnblings correspond to what
may be called small coin earthquakes.
When no Quakes are produced for
long period, the effort is accumulated
until it breaks out violently as the for
ces succeed in crushing the elastic re-
of the terrestrial strata"
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-20
RETAIL CLOTHERS'
CONVENTION WILL
MEET IN CHICAGO
(By The Associated Press }

Chicago, Sept. 2O.-Problems con-
fronting the retail clothier will be con-
sidered ut the seventh annual cOnven-
tion of the National Association of Re
tail Clothiers' opening in Chicago to-
morrow.
Results of survey of costs of re-
tail clothing distribution will be re-
ported to the convention Thursday by
Professor H. f. Secrist, the survey hav-
ing been conducted by the association
with the assistance of the bureau Of
business research of Northwestern Uni
versity.
Delegates will hear Thursday night
Of the general clothing situation from
Eli Strouse of Baltimore, president of
the National Wholesale Clothiers
and from Julius Morse of
Boston, and Simon Klee of Chicago,
president Of the Illinois Retail Cloth
lers Association, representing the re-
tailers Other addresses will be made
Oh the general situation in furnishing
goods, the hat situation, and the out
look in speciality lines.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-20
COX STARTS HIS
CAMPAIGN IN CAL
|F0RNIA ON LEAGUE
(By The Associated Press.)

San Diego, Cal, Sept. 20.-A noon
address here today opened the south
ern California campaign of Governor
Cox. Arriving from San Farncisco
and Oakland, the Democratic candi-
date was the central figure of long
entertainment program ending only
with his departure at o'clock for Los
Angeles where he speaks tonight and
tomorrow.
The League of Nations headed the
governors theme as sentiment for the
League was said to be unusually strong
in this section.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-20
SAYS RESULTOF
A WEAK TURKEY
TO BE CARNAGE
(By The Associated Press. }

Angora, Asiatic Turkey. Sept. 90
Carnage unparalleled in history will
result if the Allies refuse to allow
Turkey to become Il strong state, stand
ing between Europe and Asia. accord
ing to Mrs Halide Edib Hanem, Il
prominent woman member of Mustapha
Kemal Pasha's nationalist cabinet.
Unless Turkey is permitted to de-
velop into strong and peaceful state, y
she told The Associated Press cores
pondent, with enough western terri
tory to make it point of equilibrium
between the two continents, the strug-
gle will last beyond our lifetime"
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-20
TO STAMPOUT
THE FOOT AND
MOUTH DISEASE
(By The Associated Press. }

London, Sept. 2O.-Exhaustive ex-
periments in connection with the study
Of foot and mouth disease, are to be
conducted, it is announced by the min
istry Of agriculture, on board obsolete
warships fitted up as floating labOra-
tories.
The experiments are to be carried
out at sea to obviate any risk of the
disease spreading from the expert
mental station. The investigators will
include several distinguished foreign
scientists and the research may last
for years.
The necessity Of stamping out the
disease. it is officially pointed out, is
imperative, if England is to maintain
her large cattle exports.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-20
Officers of Defunct COnsuln.
ers Packing Company.
Hailed Into
Court.
ARE MANY VICTIMS
Of 100000 Received fox
Stock, $5OO,OOO for
Promotion.
(By The Associa ted Press. !

Wy AAC <AScONA0CCA 4 ACSS./
Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 2O.-Eight ofhcials
of the defunct Consumers Packing COM
pany went on trial today before Judge
Evans for alleged use of the malls to
defraud. The officials are alleged to
have sold stock to the value Of $780,.
600 by use of the mails. OF this amount
$500,OOO was used for promotion T'ur-
poses in violation of the blue sky
law, it Is charged.
There are several thousand alleged
victims, several Of whom will be called
to the stand. The alleged criminal act
was discovered about year ago when
Federal Judge" Kenesaw M. Lands
heard bankruptcy proceedings against
the company.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-20
THREE YEARS TO
COMPLETE |0WA,S
TEMPLE0F JUSTICE
(By The Associated Press.)

Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 2O.-Even
though the next session of the Iowa
legislature does appropriate the funds
sufficient for the erection of the pro.
posed temple of justice, it will be ap-
prOximately three years before the
structure is completed and ready for
occupancy. The building will cost
about 100000. Towards this sum,
more than half million, from the
state war fund.-. has already been OBJ
tanned: It,was thoaGtt that the money
appropriated for capitol extension
would also be available to meet the
cost of the new structure, but owing to
the many improvements and renova-
tions being made at the state house,
this money can not be obtained.
The temple Of justice, when cOmplet-
ed. will serve a threefold need: 1t will
group together under one roof all the
Sldte judiciary uHu hliNIcu uSpdIl-
ments; by removing the judiciary de-
partment from the capitol it will make
room there for the expansion Of other
offices and rooms also for depa
now located in offices throughout the
city of Des MOines; and by taking from
the historical building the state IL,
brary and library commission, it will
make room in that building for the ex
pansiOn of the historical department,
a need that has been expressed for the
past several years by Curator Z. H.
Harlan.
The temple of justice will be located
on site east of the state capitol. The
architects plans call for an immense
structure, in the Italian renaissance
style, 800 feet long, POO feet wide and
If height approximating that of
modern four.story building.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-20
POLICE INQUIRE
INTO ATTEMPT TO
DYNAMITE HOTEL
(By The Associated Press }

Montreal, Can, Sept. 2O.-With one
suspect under arrest, police :Jlay
sought to establish the motive for an
apparent attempt Saturday night to
dynamite local hotel owned by vii.
fred Cormie:.
The side walls Of the hotel and those
of the Royal Broom company's build.
ing, adjoining, were badly damaged.
Walter Il. West, 20, who said he
came here from the United States, had
in his possession when arrested, the po-
lice say, stick and half Of iyua.
mite and there lengths of fuses with
caps attached.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-20
HARDING SPEAKS TO
GAR, MEN ENR0uTE
TO INDIANAPOLIS
(By The Associated Press. }

Marion, Ohio, Sept. Ex-senator
Harding delivered front porch speech
today to a delegation Of about 400
members of the G. A. II. who are on
their way to attend the national en-
campment at indianapolis. They came
from northern Ohio cities.
Senator Harding in his address to
the veterans declared that the north
and south were drawn into the civil
war mainly because of an ambiguity
in the constitution and asked: How
can we consent to entering into Il
covenant with 4 dozen known ambig-
uities:"
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-20
MURDERER CAPTURED
and DEATH PENALTY
WILL Be ASKED FOR
(By The Associated Press. }

Musca tine, Iowa, Sept 20,-The
death penalty will be sought against
Bert BOke, slayer of Guy McFadon,
retired farmer, it was indicated by
County Attorney c. r. Stafford today.
The alleged murderer was captured
early Sunday morning within a hun
dred yards Of the scene of the crime.
He had been in hiding in a ravine
north Of the home while posses secured
the countryside for him.