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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-24
YOUR ATTENTION, LADIES

Snow School of Dressmaking opens
your own sewing. Any woman who
will take the trouble to compare costs
Of exactly the same materials In an I'M
made and ready made garment will find
the made garment to cost two or three
times as much. It follows then that
the woman who does her own sewing
is saving the difference, besides having
cutting the high cost Of clothing. We
will teach any woman how to sew and
will enable them to save enough while
learning to practically pay for the whole
course. Thorough instruction, Latest
methods. Reasonable terms. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Call, write or phone
for catalogue and full information.
Deborah Tomkins. Manager. Denison,
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Charms Not Hidden.

Our observation is that when n girl
II proud of, her figure she simply re-
fuses to erect q board fence around
it-Galveston News.
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WANTED-The Training School for
nurses of the Presbyterian hospital Of
Omaha is open to a limited number of
well educated young women of proper
qualifications. The Presbyterian is an
old established, fully, accredited hospf-
tai of fifty beds, the training being
Living expenses and monthly cash
allowance are furnished throughout the
period of training. Apply to the STU
.perintendent of Nurses, Presby
Hospital. 47-lt
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CARD OF THANKS

Through the columns of the REVIEW
we wish to extend our thanks to aii
neighbors and friends Tor thelI hi -.
Il, the sickness and death and funeral
Of our daughter and sister, Ethel All
y. Clauson, Kiron, Iowa. 4if
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NOTICE TO ALI. MILK MEMBERS.

After this week 1t will be unlawful
for anyone to sell milk or give 1t TO
Eothers from cows not proven to be free
from tuberculosis. We are trying to
safeguard the lives and health of your
children. Read the city ordinance pub
lished in this issue and govern your
selves accordingly. If YOU know Of
anyone violating this law report at
once to me. Louis M. Coon, Health
Officer. 47.lt1
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BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES


Bible study class followed by the
Sunday school workers conference will
be held this "wednesday evening at
7:30 at the church parlors. 45.
The prayer meeting will be held on
Thursday evening at 7:30 as usual.
The mems chorus favored us with a
selection Sunday morning, We are
glad to welcome them again after their
vacation. We hope these selections will
be frequent.
The special music by two of the
junior choir was sung very sweetly on
Sunday evening. The junior choir are
helping to make the Sunday evening
services attractive.
The regular Sunday services. Morn,
ing preaching service at 1880, and
Sunday school at 1:45. At this time
there is to be q Christmas tree for the
Bethel neighborhood center. in Kansas
City Everyone who has gifts for this
worthy object are to bring them at this
time. We hope everyone will have
something to send.
b. Y. p. U. and Junior Union meet
ings at $50 and evening worship at
1880. "a HEX !. h 81
December 5th will be the last Sun
day our pastor VIII be with us before
beginning his new work in Chadron.
Neb. 1t is to; be- hoped that all our
members and friends will make a spe:
cial effort to attend both morning and
evening services Let us by our pres
ence bid him ana his family godspeed
in their new field of labor ne, Ill q
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WANTED

WANTED-A REPRESENTATIVE
In every township of southern part of
Crawford county. Good chance to
make good money in your spare mo-
ments. Address or call on G. w. Van
Atten, Dow City. AIT
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FOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT 10
Gated on North Jefferson Avenue. Mrs
Helen Huckstep. 47-2t
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FOR SALE-NEW PERFECTION
two hole oil stove with shelves. Also
some malt very cheap and some tea at
wholesale price. Inquire at this office.
: 47-1t*
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FOR SALE-GOOD SOFT COAL
heater, used less than a year, in good
condition. l.. T. Petersen's Furnace
Shop.
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FOR SALE-FARMS AND TOWN
property. Also farms In South. and
North Dakota. D. F. Brown, Dehison,
Iowa. 2o-t
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
Brand new Ford sedan, equipped with
demountable rims, extra casing, large
size steering wheel, electric lights,
handsome upholstery, and body finish.
ed the very best. It's a bargain at the
price. Denison Auto Co., H. P. Sag.
gau, Manager. 45-tf
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FOR SALE-FRESH HONEY. EX-
tracted and In comb, at Fred Wiemer's,
East Prospect st. 44-9t*
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FOR SALE-WHITE ROCK ROOST
ers. Hatched on the Fishel farm. A.
S. Farley, Phone $50. 47-2t*
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ORDINANCE NO. e87

ORDINANCE No. 267 Is.
An Ordinance Prohibiting the Sale OF
Milk From Certain Cows and ErOvio,
ing a Penalty for Violation.
Be 1t Ordained by the City Council Of
DenisOn. Iowa: 4,
Section /. II shall be unlawful to sell
to the inhabitants Of this city any mix
or cream from a COW or cows that have
not BEEN within a period OF IL months
preceding the sale Of such milk OF
cream, tested for tuberculosis by some
competent veterinarian, resident OF
this county and found free from tuper.
culosis. q. Il.
Sec. Q. Anyone violating any OF the
provisions of this ordinance. shall, UPS
on conviction, be subject to imprfson.
ment not exceeding thirty days or 70
"a fine not exceeding one hundred d0l.
lars. When ever the fine and costs I'M
posed for the violation of this ordinance
are not paid, the person convicted may
be committed to Jail until the tine ana
costs are paid, not to exceed thirty
days. -
Sec. 8. All ordinances and parts q
ordinances in conflict with TINS orh-
nance are hereby repealed.
Sec. a. This ordinance shall De II
force and effect from and after IFS pass.
age and publication as provided by law.
Dated this ed day OF November +
go Signed: j. H. PATTERSON,
Jacob Johnsen. City Clerk. Alt. I:
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HOUSES IN DENISON AND
farms in Crawford county and South
Dakota for sale. See Frank Brown.
4s-tf
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IfoR SALE
TO RENT
TO EXCHANGE
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE - EXTRA HEAVY
horse blankets and auto robes at real.
ly bargains at Ed Nelson's Harness
and Shoe Store. Phone 1856. :, 47.2t|
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FOR SOME CHOICE ROSE
Comb r. +. Red ROSTERS at 800 each,
and Also three Duroc Jersey male hogs.
Can give papers with these If wanted.
Inquire of Fl. J. -Asmus, Buck Grove.
Iowa. Phone 41-H. 43-tf
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And No "spare..

us the human mind tirelessT que.
ries the Literary Digest. No. we should
ny. but It Is running pratty fiat.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-24

POLAND CHINA SPRING BOARS
for sale at bargain prices, If taken this
week. John Smith, Denison, Iowa. All
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BUSINESS BRIEFS

HEAVY OVERSHOES ALL STYLES
and mems and boys leather mitts, at
Ed. Nelson's Harness and Shoe Store.
Phone 1885, 47-2t
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AN EXCELLENT PROPOSITION
to a reliable man to work an hour or
SO before 8 a. m. So much the better
II he has one or two sons between 10
and II years Of age. This is something
worth while for man who is willing
and aggressive. Answer at once, care
this paper. 47-1t
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NOTICE IN PROBATE

NOTICE In F1SUhAIE ssi
State Of Iowa, Crawford County, SIS
In Probate. AZ. "A va
Mn the matter of the estate of Her.
man Schultz, late of Crawford county,
deceased. f4g ssi4sisss II y. H III. 81 4
!. Notice of Appointment Of Executor
To Whom It May Concern: 4
You are hereby notified that on the
9th day Of November, 1920. the under.
signed was duly appointed executor of
the above entitled: estate, and al credit
ors Of said, estate are notified to- file
their claims in the Office OF the clerk OF
the district court, in and for Crawford
county. Iowa, within one year from the
and have the same allowed and ordered
paid by the said court, or stand forever
barred. therefr0m. ..sls4.,
Dated this 18th day of November,
ALBERT G. SCHULTZ,
Conner & Powers, Executor.
Attorneys. 3t,, 81. VA f,,s9ffs ao '-'SsI
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CHOICE WHITE ROCK COCKER.
els for sale. $3.50 each. Mrs. w. T.
Huckstep. Deloit, Iowa. 7-4ta
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CALLING CARDS.-the Review is
showing the latest designs in printed
calling cards, both plain and panneled,
moderately priced We will be pleas.
ed to show you samples. 17-tf
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LI1THlERAN CIHIlRcH

Sunday will mark with US the begin
ming of a new church year, it being the
first Sunday in Advent. Regular ser.
vices at Denison and Buck Grove at
the usual hour. Week day services dur
ing the, Advent season on Friday eve.
nings Of each week until Christmas, at
8 o'clock, beginning December 3D.
Thanksgiving services this Thursday
evening at s. o'clock. There will be no
more Sunday evening. services for the
A cordial invitation is extended to
William Frese. Pastor.
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4 THE SECRET OF SUCCESS is TO
be ready when the opportunity comes.
Attend Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, MINI. 47-1t
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FOR SALE - BARRED ROCK
cockerels, SITS each. A. M. Sasges
Phone LII, Charter Oak. 47-3t4
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ess. They will hold their bazaar in the
vacant room north of the First Nation
al bank on December 4th. One special
feature of the occasion will be Saliva
ton Army booth, where you can pur-
chase doughnuts and coffee all after
noon and evening.
Junior Christian Endeavor will meet
at 6:15. The topic will be Harm That
Comes From Lying" Leader, Master
George Davis. ..a 6l5
intermediate Christian Endeavor al
SO meets at 6:15. Topic, Missions
Leader, Glennie Albert.
Senior Christian Endeavor meets at
$3.50. Topic, Inspiring Stories From
Home Mission Fields, Leader, Mrs.
Jacob Sims.
We call attention to an item with
reference to our Woman,s Missionary
society: Mrs. Sims is the secretary of
literature of the, Sioux City prebytery
and any person desiring to subscribe
for the. state missionary magazine, en-
tiled The News, Bulletin,y can do SO
through her; also that Mrs. Mitchell is
the secretary for the local missionary
papers entitled 1.-THE Home Mission
Monthly" and s.Women's Work" Per.
sons interested in these publications
please call on the above ladies'.
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EXPERT AUTOMOBILE RADIAT-
or Repairing and Recoring. Shop in
charge of Swanson Bros, formerly To-
Gated at Sioux City. Address A. w.
Swanson, Carroll, Iowa. 47-4ts'
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FOR sALE-A NUMBER or BUFF
OrpingtOn ROSTERS. These are fine
birds. Phone 51S. 45-4t4
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WE CAN PUT CELLULOID OR
plate glass in your auto top while you
wait. Ed Nelson. n Alta
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THE CATHOLIC LADIES CIRCLE
invites you to their bazaar and food
sale in the room under the Farmers
State bank, Saturday, November 9th.
47.1t4
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WE HAVE SEVERAL HIGHLY AD-
vertised Talking machines that We
ARE closing out at very low price.
The Corner Jewelry Store. S4.tf.
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Do you believe that the vision of
dead person could change the entire
life of a man? See Trumpet Island'
at the opera house Thanksgiving eve
ming.
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FOR SALE-CHOICE s. C. w. LEG.
horn cockerels. Ferris 230-264 egg
strain. $500, $3.50 each. Mrs. Geo.
Ahart, Dow City, Iowa. 45-3ta
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Il FOR SALE ~ PUREBRED &. c.
White Wyandotte cockerels. Early
matched and. farm ranged. $3.50 each.
Mrs. r. J. Pieper, Vail. Phone 79-BB.
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USED PIANOS FOR SALE AT
Fastje's Music House. 34-tf.
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FOR SALE-ONE SPOTTED MALE
colt, 3 years old, weight 1000 pounds.
Call 518 or address Allen Johnston, Rt.
Q, DenisOn. 46-2t*
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 81, WILL
end the great sale at the Kraft.Keil &
Co. clothing store. 1t will be money in
your purse il you come in before that
date and make your selections OF cloth.
ing. 46-2t
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DIR. WEBER'S TREATMENT FOR
eye and ear diseases, and his glasses
stop headache, nervousness and save
the sight. Call Tuesday, November 30th
from 10 a. m. to s p. m. at Hotel Deni-
son. Consultation free. 46-2t
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DON'T FORGET. SATURDAY, NO.
vember 9th, is the last day Of our
great price reducing sale. If you need
anything in the clothing line you had
better come in before that date. It
is needless for us to say that it means
money in your pocket. The kraft.Keil
& Co., Clothiers, Denison. 46-2t
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DUROC JERSEY BOARS FOR SALE
II still have a few good boars left and
will sell them while they last at $50
each. b. w. Hunt, Phone 32-J 46-tf
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FOR sALE-THREE WHITE sPITz
pups. Phone $50. 46-2t
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SIX MONTHS OLD MULE FOR
sale. w. T. Huckstep. 47-4ta'
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TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Z Services Sunday, November 2Sth.
Church school at 10 a. m.
Evening prayer and Thanksgiving
sermon at 1870 p. m.
All. are welcome.
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PHELPS FARM LIGHT AND pow
er systems installed by A. H. Collier,
Manila, Iowa. 21.tf
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IF YOU WISH YOUR SUIT RE
paired, pressed or cleaned, don't fer
get v. E. Anderson, the Main Street
Tailor. Ladies' and gents clothing
treated In workmanlike manner. 60-tf
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WE RECOVER FORD AUTO TOPS
from 1880 up. Ed Nelson. 47-1tS'
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FOR RENT-NWA SEC, u, MIL
ford Twp, Az miles NV Vail. Write
j. M. Woolsoncroft, 1909 Thompson
Ave-, De5 Moines. Iowa. 46.tf
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FOR RENT--MY FARM OF 100
acres, miles north of Vail. This is a
good farm and good improvements.
Mrs. Marie Lally. Phone S9-R 45.tf
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& Il is thought Collins has in his pos.
session $4,000 and fifty $1,000 bonds.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT--FoUR ROOM COT.
tage, well furnished To rent until
March LIST. T. G. Harper, East Chest
nut street. Act
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-25
ASHLAND BOWS TO ROCKS
 ALL STARS OF PROVIDING

Before the largest crowd that ever as- sembled at Ashland Park, Roy Rocks All Stars triumphed over Ashland by d score of s-2
 The game started off full of pep and gave promise of being real battle. Nei- ther team scored until the fourth Ash land drawing first blood when Nichols tripled to center, scoring on Frechette's s out at first
 In the fifth Ashland scored another when Leclaire tripEed coming in on a finely executed squeeze play with Mo Beth at the bat
 Chet Nichols was pitching wonderful ball and the All Stars could do nothing with his delivery. He f famed seven men up to the sixth and had allowed but one hit in that tirro, He suddenly went bad and the visitors pounded his of ferings to all corners of the lot piling up eight runs before he was yanked in favor of Liberty.
 This was Spikes first appea rance on the mound since he injured his arm Sept. 5th and he certainly showed that he is fit once more. He held the visiting slug gers at his mercy allowing but one hit and no runs after relieving Nichols.
 Ashland scored one more run in the seventh but Swenson was going good and Ashland never had chance to win a1tef the disastrous sixth.
 Both clubs played a snappy game and deserve lot of credit as there was a stiff breeze blowing and at times the dust delayed the game. Comette. the third sacker that was tc play for Ashland failed to put in an ap- peatance and Dubois was sent to third The kid did pretty well considering the fact that he was out of position and also that it was his first appearance in the 1 Ashland lineup
 This was the final game of the season l The score
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-25
YALE MOVED WEST VIRGINIA
 UNIVERSITY DOWN TO DEFEl

UNIVERSITY DOWN TO DEFEAT
 New Haven Oct 24-The much her aided Mountaneers from the University of West Virginia failed to live up to the advance notices Saturday afternoon and a regenerated Yale eleven placed on the field by Coach Tad Jones experienced lit tie difficulty in moving the husky Dixie team down to defeat 24-0.
 The Mountaineers ponderous 1S3 pound line proved no barrier to the plunging Eli backs and when the Blue tired of battering the southerners' de- fense line the attack was varied by a forward passing game. The visitors might be summed up as a team of un- usual weight but lacking in speed and football brains all it gained by it's brawn.
 The contest, which was witnessed by | approximately 30,ooo persons. was mar red by an unfortunate injury to Carl Beck, the best performer of the West | Virginia eleven. An accidental kick in the head administered by Halfbacb Campbell of Yale put the big Mountain ger star out of action in the opening pc riod It was stated after the game that l q kick caused a slight concussion of the brain and that Beck will be on the in valid list for some time.
 l Dickens, the Eli tackle and Quarter back Thorne Murphy. also left the game l later because of injuries but their hurt: are not serious. Throughout the foul periods of play of the Blue team was revelation over their performance of week ago against Boston College. Ther'
 was speed cunning and good field gen l eralship in the attack of the Bulldog ol Saturday while the defensive play was
 treat to followers of the team. The Yal
 secondary defense was exceptional, | meritorious.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-25
reason for his teams defeat, said:

Harvard had the best line, and line play wins football games. Captain Hor- ween is good player and a clean play CT and his generalship was splendid
 The opinion was freely expressed by Coach Fisher of arvard ard his assist ants and by his predec >sso-,j Percy l. Haughton founder of the coaching sys- tenn at Harvard, that Centres oft 4nsive was one of the most powerful that ever has been put forward in the Stadium.
 After Coach Moran, of Centre, had congratulated Fisher. he uttered a word of praise for his own boys and said, T certainly am proud of them
 You have reason to be- replied Fish CT. Do not forget for minute that you had me worried considerably at one stage of the game
 When the coaches separated Moran in a formal statement, said: Tt may be possible, but it does moi seem probable that Harvard will suffer defeat this year"
 The officials declared the game one ot the most sportsmanlike in which they ever officiated. Commenting upon the styles of play of the teams. Referee R w. Maxwell, of Swarthmore, said tha l Centres offensive appeared to be slight l ly better developed than that of liar yard
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-25
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES.
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Chicago, Oct -Hogs-Receipts, 1s,- poo head market mostly 70 to 75 cents lower. Bulk. $12.4O@1s.4o; top $13.4e; heavyweight, $12.50@13.25; medium weight. $12.s0@13.40; lightweight, S12.60@ 1895; light lights, S12.50@13.00 ; heavy packing sows, smooth, S1225@ s12.5o; packing sows, rough, $120e@ sl225; pigs, $12.o0@13.o0
 Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head; market for calves down; cattle weak. Beef steers choice and prime, 170o@1S.35; medium and good, $12.50@16.75; light weight good and choice, $15.00 01S.00 :; common and medium, 1925 @1450. But cher cattle, heifers, $S.e0@13.00; bulls. t6.25 1915. Gamers and cutters, COWS and heifers, s3.5o@4.s0; canner steers, k4.25 @6.25 veal calves light and han dyweight) 312.0061425; feeder steers, T5o@11.75; stocker steers, $500 s00 stocker cows and heifers, s4.5G6 5000 Western range cattle, beef steers ss.75@12.75; cows and heifers, $500 a25.
 Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1s.eoo head lambs and yearlings slow to .5c lower sheep steady. Lambs (S4 lbs. down), $s.75 @1275; lambs, culls end common, ss@S5e; yearling wethers, $S0 1925; ewes, s475@s; ewes, culls and common, $Z.z5 O 4.5O; breeding ewes. $5 O $50; feeder lambs, $11 @12.5o.
 Pittsburgh, Oct 22.-Cattle- Supply light; market steady. Choice, s14.50m 15.15 prime, $145o@15.15; good, sl4@ l45o; tidy butchers, S13@1S.75; fair. s1o@12 common. s1o@12 common to good fat bulls, $ or; common to good fat cows, sS@9; heifers. s1O@11; fresh cows and springers, $6e @120.
 Calves-Receipts, 25o head market steady at s17.50.
 Sheep and Lambs-Supply. 800 head : | market steady. Prime wethers, s7.0o good mixed, s6oo@7oo; fair mixed. $500 66.o0 culls and common, $2.Oo6 zoo lambs, s12.e0.
 Hogs-Receipts, 2.seo head; market 5ec; lower. Prime heavy hogs s14.250 @ 14.50; heavy mixed, s14.25 01450; me diums $14.25@14.5o; heavy workers, s1425 @14.50; light workers, s1325 a 1850; pigs. s1S25 11s.50; roughs s7O0 912.5c; stags, s7o0912.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-25
OFFICIAL SANCTION NEEDED
 FOR BICYCLE RACES

Newark, x. J., Oct 24.-A warning to bicycle riders not to compete in any six-day race in New York city other than the Madison Square Garden event which will receive official sanction for the week of December to II, was is- sued here today by Richard F. Kelsey chairman of the board of contril of the National Cycling association. which gov erns amateur and Professional cycling in this country. A similar event has been scheduled for the week of Novem- Der 21-2T at the Twenty-Second Regiment Armory.
 Chairman Kelsey declared that any race in the city other than the Madison Square Garden race would be an outlaw affair" and that any registered riders competing in any six day race in New York city other than the one held in
 Madison Square Garden will be auto matically suspended from competition un- der the National Cycling association rules"