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Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-13

FOR SALE-Two good driving har- nesses. $7 and $11; new large street blanket $4 13 Franklin St., top bell.
 Janl3d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-13
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 AT COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Ledyard, within and for the District of Ledyard. on. the 10th day of Janu- ary 4. D. 1920. :. = = Present -- SAMUEL E. HOLDRIDGE, Judge. ~ Estate of Amanda c. Rogers, late of LedvcA1. in said District. deceased.
 The Execntor having. made written application to said Court in accordance with the statute for an order of sale of the. whole or part of the real estate described therein. either at public or private sale. '5s'75-s =
 whereupon. It Is Ordered, That said petition be heard and deterEined at said Ristrict; .on on the 18th. day of Janu-. forenoon: and that notice of the pen dencyv of said petition, and of said licatien of this order one. timeF iri The Norwich bulletin. a newspaper haying 2 circulation in said District at least five days prior to. the date Of said hear Court ss ~
 The above and foregoing is true copy of record. .i7 Attest:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-13
WANTED

The names of boys who are willing to get up in the morn ing and earn some money carrying papers. Frequently there are good routes. Get
 your names on file and be ready for the first vacancy.
 Call at the Bulletin Office.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-13

SAMUEL E. HoLDRIDGE. Jan13d JudgA
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-13

FOR SAI.E-Cows. two Jerseys. one trade. Garvin. Scotland. Conn jani2d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-13

,JUNK-Mixed rags 4c a lb. iron S5 to 75 per cwt., books S1.2s cwt, paper 50 cwt.. copper 13c a lb.; also highest prices tor other junk and me etals. Tel. I725 and we will send our truck.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-13

FOR SALE-Factory. wood, coal, or lumber yard site in the heart of Dan lelson. Conn. K. R. siding entIre length .ot property. nne location; farms Tor sale. C, B. Hutchins, DanIelson. lanIzd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-13

25c; Manila cigar. for 25c; Idle Hour cigarettes, 20 for 1Sc; 1880" Panetella cigar, in a package, 15c; some pipes" too. 35c. soc. 75c. Fagan's Smoke Shop. dec2Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

 AT COURT. OF PROBATE HELD at Lebanon. within and for the District of Lebanon, on the 9th day of Janu- Pl esent -- ALBERT G. KNEELAND, Judge.
 Estate of George W. Lyman, late of Lebanon, in said District. deceased. Mrs. Lulu Estella Lyman and John Clarke, Executors.
 Ordered That six months froG the date hereof be. and the. same are. lifn-' tied and allowed for the creditors. to bring in their claims against said es- tate, and the Executors directed to g;Ge g;s pUbIe a Iotiee to the creditors of within said time allowed. by posting. a cory of this order on the. public sign post nearest the place where the sde- ceased last dwelt. within the same Town, aiid by publishing the same once in some newspaper having a 'circula- tion in said Probate District. and re- turn make to this Court of the notice given.
 ALBERT G. KNEELAND,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-13

WANTED Typewriter desk. Phone 213. jan1Sd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
|a+' Little InteroewS
VI NJ GETS Results Through Classified Advertising
Expects Census To Show Substantial Growth IN 81 Paso

payer would grudge one cent spent
that Eould help 10 keep this dread
disease. from again taking hold in
our city. Anyone who was here a
year ago and saw one after anOthfr
funeral PROCESSION. winding through
the streets during the epidemic,
la11TEs what a ton sufluenza can take
once It Is started Physicians tell
me tlzt Il people are. careful they
can escape i ] believe, the health de-
partnent should get busy and spread
the iufarmztioR for she GEhting= Of
.flu' broadcast IN. the city.
E% - fF
II an SIRE glad to get home again, -
said Burton Bunch director OF the
retail merchants department Of the
chamber Of commerce aud chairman
OF tne Junior chamber, who return ed
Thursday fEnm 81. I.5uis, No. 7 have
been attending The national cOnEen-
tisn there Of the senior chambers of
commerce. Although IL vas a great
meeting and would not have missed
L for anything. set I have never seen
81. Louis so smoky and gloomy as II
WaG when I vas there II was also
cnldsand rsinF all the time Peopls in
Fl Paso 90 not realize what an adj
vantage they have here in the way OF
climate unless they visir some pace
lil1e st LOUIS. At this scnson OF the
ssear.a While I vas inst, Louis I also
attended q national jewelers. couFen-
ton got some good ideas at This
cQuFeutibh. which I hope we may. be
abe % Hark out here"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
Little 1nteroiews.

service bureau are located in the Of
nee Of she interstate committee Of
ne 7. n C. A. Of Fl Pasos and all
.corTespundence should be directed TO
that Office" ~
q an Convinced mat The present
census 81 ne city viii SHOW 4 re-
markabie growth in dependable m
habitants." said Carter F. Van Blar-
com This city IL ETowinEl not
theoretically, but actually. It is in
creasinE the size Of tn area II covers
and the number of people living, in
occasionally and ] an continually
finding entire blocks OF new houses
either already finished OF under con-
structiOnL H0tElkeepers and apart
ment house pr0prlerors say that they
have now in their places more people
han ever before with many clamor-
ing for admission Bank figures are
increasing and merchants tel me
thai their sales are steadily growing
gil Of these Indications point TO q
steadily increasing population hers-
1T weuld be a good thing, I think.
r the city, health department would
nave printed small pamphlets, giving
and the symptoms fhat aFpear sahsa6
o. that disease" said Walter Mont
1orn- OF course, the newspapers
have carried some OF that inforua-
ton, but people are sometimes care
less about reading them With many
new cases appearing daily, people
0uld readily read the pamphlets II
such were placed 81 their homes. II
gEQ u4esc9ft somethins- but what tax
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06

EeNEASSFIED newspaper advertis-
ingE gstz thef TesEltssR said
F. Q. lHoIi0Way, director q the
Conditional service bureau Of the NJ
rerstkte committee Of the 7. NJ z
a q Ell Paso. This bureau has
been1 assigned ne .responsi bssity lof
distributing 1ll0 free scholarships
amoHg the -fsmFr service -Usn OF
the Southwest As a means Of get
interftate Z. IL C. a has been HsinE
the classified columns q the south
western Newspapers WHICH have re-
sultel in q deluge Of applications.
Among the dreds of man wh8
are applying for the free scholar
ships all walks o. lie are fnap=
resisted cowboys from far away
ranches, mechanics in shops, men II
Offices and in many temporary posi-
tons have applied and each case is
being given careful study and con-
sideratiou by the coHfInitteas =
Tie committee for the southwest,
whicA direcss the educaHonsi service
work and approve applications for
scholarships, Is composed Of 7 L.
Campbell. FL PasO; Cleveland z
toriuus, FL Fasos Lynn H. FoE@
Albuquerque, n. NJ; c II CharEET,
FL Haso; J. D. Lopez, Phoenix, AriE-
W A Sutherland. Las Cruces n. NJ
and " u Dags q II Raso. IAe free
cholRrships Of .the y. IL C. A. make
It possible f1r5 joiner service men
who qualify 10 continue their educa-
ton In any OF the united y schools
throughout America or by the hone
study corresp ondence method The
headguartssRas-l for the edEGattlolsl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
. II Years Ago Today
F-on Ne sIs-sIa Of Thi. Date. 1903

.DEPORTS from St Petersburg say
X that peasants IN the Ehers0n dis
trict are committing atrocities
most FEEpsl lfrliz- = After r1lllnE many
farms, tH4FaCiestr7ye life As wen as
anirnals-s = ~ rl-
Tha. master Of paving the streets
o. thallustress secEio1 o. the city was
zdvAFceE ~ step his morning, when
mayor HChas DAVIS. ST. and the mem
bers OF the council committee on
streets and grades met with city en-
Eineer. g. c. Wimberiy and discussed
the plans for the work
OF the great Chicago subway. left Fl
3 50 l.,eslsrdaE tor Casas Grandes'
Chihuahua. on q pfeas1re Trip
A grezr deal OF apathy IS being
e1ct sicsd u shy der. e1npios-7d at the
Angelus hotel. who received VOID
that his mother. father ana sistsE
gEa-e burned 20 death n a fire Whicr
= sarroyed his home The young man
5 suffering from nervous collapse
-i-If the recomme nations OF post
master T. B. Olshausen AID a post
office inspector are approved az
gFashin gten. zee more lock BOXES VIII
Be added TO the accommodations OF tbs
Firsr broke out this morning about
40 Sc the two-story adobe building
at 11O3NSactl p. Paso street used ty
Sharpe g Shot as macaroni fac
At = resuis- meeting Of the Knights
OF L1e 4dacc1pees lasL eFeninSs W
" Ert1lfers appointed H Sprinz. 9 A
Martin and J. H Roundtree a COM
mittee to arrange for a banquet % be
tenGerod supreme commander D. p
Harkey on the occasion OF his visit
hera.Ion March s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
HOROSCOPE

SATURDAY. FEBRBABa :, 1926
A LTHgUGH Bercury,fs u a bensfie
y -aspe~t tgdaN SatgFn shd Uralsus
have evil power.
~ IS most proriisiaE swayl.for all
no desire @ gam personal acclaim
~ means OF the press or through any
TORN of advertisiue.
there Is fOreshadOwinE OF a year
OF such general use of ,rhe M bile
prints for special enterprises that
solIoTs rellu p1olishefs VII profir
Good tidings OF some sort will be
given out while this coufiEuratiOn
prevails II the stars are read Alright.
mere is a sign said 70 indicate the
aonlllaLlQn o. destructive. forces 50
that legislators viii be inclined 10
tear down rather than build up.
New York comes sundsr e PECULIARLY
slnistsrs sway 50 tsr as its- genes.
party fs9is iii - ~, Nc - ~
women wsl exercise mud influence
in behalf Of industry. q
1ustead Of cohesive inclinaticts N
politics there viii be a tendencF 20
scatter forces, and this may be espe-
cially noticeable toward the end Of
April the SEES -predict.
saturn continues to froWn on the
aSplrations OF those who have passed
the zenith Of lffe. Win the new era
have passed al old leaders, according
10 the Interpretation Of the stars.
Again the developmeut OF novel in-i
dustries IS prOphesied and Washing
ten, the national capital. is to benefit
in a coEuu1erCial va.
Chicago VIII be the storm center
for a popular Demonstration that may
be followed by grave results.
mexico is still SUBJECT to a direction
OF the planets that BODIES i'll for
speedy peace. A movement OF United
states troops within a year appears
tu be aforeshadoWed. hut this does
not necessarily mean war.
Persons whose lbirthdate Il is may
have rather a strenuous year. They
should be careful not TO Overdo.
Ehildren born on, lhls day may be
inclined TO be s6cretfVe. These sub
5ects Of AquarHfs are often imagina-
tive to the point OF prevarication!@
Copyright. 1920. by The McClure
Newspaper syudieate-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
We TOWNE GOSSIP
' SISE Houses.

lNISE HOUSES. y %
AND ONE saloon.
$3.50
AND A well worn road.
- "a -
FROM sOMEwHERB else
THAr sEEs5ED 70 lspa
AT a hitshinE post
Ar THE barroqna door
AID FROM tHe norm.
AND. FROM the south
AHD EAST and vest
CAME ROLLING miles
OF PRAIRIE- la7d ~
ALI eLIsrENING white.
WETH WINTER SHOWS, $3.50 =
49, I-rr,.
AND A winter .san- ~ e Is..
AND FROM every house.
oAsIE A shah OF smoke.
80
THAT lvENr straight up
IN THE bitter cola "a
OF'THE great outdoors
AND A Home man stood
As THE train sped by.
AND CLAFPED his hands
Te KEEP them warm e
.1sD A flutterink thing.
,Qy TIE sarroomi aooE
TERNED nyTO crepe
SO THAT Es knew. ~
NsFHE. little tOWq.s
THERE WAS humpr left.
N SPITE Of the death.
or BARLEECOR6. 81 al
am n spite Of the fact
THAT WHERE Il lay. --e
WAS HIIlE OF. nile.
IRON soaIEWEIERE elsa. -~ft
AND agHsr tFafas reared 1throaeh.
--lVEEzE ALA ,thsirs warmth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
Short SaRtcheS j =
&, FSpnl EE679zobgne


The autopsy on John Barleycorn
revealed that 1t was dge. 70 alcohollsn-
DETROIT News 40 ~
not too much laF or too nany-6riers.
Cleveland Press
4 ZIG rtirsd Rusiness tpis1s syeta that
v ~ ras-rtt 1rom 1ratsl1E pHAaes-
Phiiadsiphia Courier -
The trouble with the Bolshevists is
that they wish 10 exchange their ideas
for our food.-Cinclnnati Times-Starg
Would there be much talk OF in
'tervention in Mexico II there was no
S S5l,sS fess ne s4a7ssFi. t5sesuEs
"An EHsPa sisshsRkrqpt, blst. she,
many win not be the receiver
Arkansas Democrat
We suspect that what some candf--
dates mistake for a buzzing peesi-'
dental bee is nothing but hurlhug-.
-Greenville Piedmont
Winter may be half over, aererding
to the calendar but it is all u fouf-
fifths over according to the eozlt bin
Rochester Democrat and -fhuQnicla.
Tt is claimed that & "sTrieta exists
in the federal prison at Fert Lsaven-
worth Well. that's the place for So
viets, all right--CleVsan Plain
Dealer. a-rt
Am uassaoor martens saws soviet
Russia is able TO Hight the. world
Good gracious. IL ought 70 be- Emma
Goldman is over there now--Philz-
delphia Record
Carranza has suppressed two Op-
position newspapers in Mexico City.
What an ideaIeU- S postmaster gen
eral thar Yellow would have made -
Columbia Record
Mexico reports tht there are $4,000
draft lodging American in Mexico II
that is true maybe we have injured
Mexico more than Mexico has injured
us.-Houston Post
soon they'll telephone from air
planes TO homes" runs a headline.
Ehfs VIII be 4 useful ranEement- %
keep Hedsew7Ves informed g to the
altitude OF living prices--Peoria
Transcript- r. rs -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
EUROPEAN IDEAS AND DEALS
AFFECTED LITTLE BYS THE WAR

Tbs world vas MT tie 1ess raEiled BY the srmsn reat
refuse delivery the allies her offenders in the
war; Even France which, next Belgium suffered most
from the iuhunan practices Of the invaders showed Qzy
passing interest in the that the unprnepled warriors
who destroyed their homes their children and raw
ished their women might escape PunishasRt- -
chief concern IN the allied c6uHtries scans to be over
the fear thatf the treaty IS be modified in respect
it may be II another and that the criminals are per
its6 TO escape, Germanys next step nag be refusal
to pay denities It that Europe is getting back
to is Old w that the struggle Is on again for industrial
supTeazcy 8ha that the fine i6eaIism which was 50 vshs-
emily expressed N war times has given to sordd COM
merciahsn- -.. $3.50
HOY s0op the world foTgets -
Il vas but two short years ago that the democraces
Of two hesphes death grapple with autOcrays
that all seemed ootteH but the idea that the German
monster must be forever crushed and that those response
bic for hds9us crimes which shocked the world mus pay
IN full
Today tie victorious allies are thinking Of themselves
again eeEHy must live she pay her indemnities;
they arEne rs and It matters Little happens
to the arch eas Of all the ages except that If they
not punished Germany may be encouraged to refuse pay
We n America, should be thankful that for time at
lest W have washed our hands Of Europe We have
regrets for F part in the war We fought Onr own bat
tle bscuse &c forced to fight our own preserve
tio4 The sister hand Of world ronquerng power was
realizing aces the 4tlantic to shores, intent on
adding Aa 10 ftist Of fallen foes. 5WsfOughtsGeT-
many because were attacked and we are proud that We
B1t It seems EErope is the same old Europe after all
Yoz cannot change leopaIds spots The task Of turning
the world fu its course too big task, even for
AHeI Sc let usahankful that the spirit Of Europe if
rsain Is st confined to Europe and that We,
fiFl1g fheEesin nokslose our Traditional ideals
apFe Edbsk -understaa5 America, probably
nsef lSfh Nt e eoud fight With no thought Of gain,
thEa N9udl ,5dr al and ask nothing il retuTn,
bend he t1nsp5l Of The old world mind. Neither do
we1ien Egrt1e That she could fight and bleed
unto5s a rfsTr6as years and soon go back to her
Oldvays s cHcsSble here We trust her viewpoint viii
ever Be agiysesTE t. q s>t-
ors ~ Pss,s vitl honor. Now it is peace WITH
80 r
BE smoker oi the esas cigar these days knows the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
TI0NSl
AND i
X Ms W Frs

What religious heller can boast
of havInE had The Ereateat


~
number Of nreEfdcnfEf 4. r. C..
A. Honors are equally divided be-
tween the PresbTterftris and s1pts-
cepaifaas. there harinE ben c.siEht
presidents 81 each creed, TIE NUM-
Der OF presid6nts 7 Of otherE creeds
four Reformed Dutch, two Liberal
one; Disciples, one
A OF our foreign born popula-
tion, whak nationality z1niSss tlrst n
numbcrf a. y. T. 49,
q TiIs-1Ia.sS asplpi a. On ~ ilbtr
thera .pves9 more 3 Ess1ll - thss S7y
other natipnal ny. Qf q totaI toreitn
born -p6pulatfon of 1s,5lAsSE itlssre
we're 100000 Germans. The +Ets :
sian game second. Irish third and
Italians fourth
O. How much mOneE sd John
Mccormack, the Irish tenori fuin into
the Red Cross duriuEr ~ war :. F. C..
A. The Americaa- tted Cross says
that Mccormack rulsed about $780,
900 for all OF the Red Cross organi-l
zatiogs- OF this empEnt aAqrt s55,-.
goo was turned iutn- tbs general fund
OF the Red Cress iu-1Fash iIitton-
= e On .shSt = dgys lhOFid i'the flaEI
\. a. II is becoming the practice
throughout alb fhs country, among
civilians, 10 display the national flag.
on all patrietic pccaSiuns. especially
on the tollowinE days LincOln's
birthday Washingron's birthday,i
day md IREspsRdence. dsSz Z. Al-new.
day for d-salRT az. the nag BtArmis-.
tice day, November IL
O. How many I procure a copy
right for a song in England and
Canndaf w D. a
A, 70 obtain=S e9Pyrig7t in Eng
land. 1takes W The matte ls direitly
with sysuoners Htafl. IionfeR-- The
minister Of agriculture, Ottawa
Canada. has charge Of issuing copy.
q Explain what f. meant By one
horFepower in an aatomOhIieE n b
A. This is - .feEle used-tof desig-
nate the -uIethod. ~ mdsstring the.
power IN an automobile engine one.
horsepower means the power 10 liftA
$4,000 pounds one foot In one minute
with the use Of gears. ~
q What Is the oriEih-of the name
Of lPennsylvuniaf E W. G
A It is A combination OF two
words, Penn and STlvania- The first
part Of the name is in honor Of WILL
IAN Penn, the founder Of the state.
sylvia is the Latin word for grove or
woods The name mean groves OF
Penn. who IN 1881 got a deed for.
the state from king Charles II. OF
England, in settlement OF a debtI
which the British government owed
PENIS father. The founder called
the country Sylva1ia- sapd-the king
prefixed itrTisA iPenR-
O. How. many AbferiehH soldiers
are there ut he present time in
France and Germany +. OBJ. II
A The war department says that
the last report receiTsd from Eurnpe
showed that there we're BIS -esEears
and 1880 .eplisted MY N Seem a. "
Thers are not supp6sed. 10 DE- ~ )
members OF the a. E-f p, IN. EraEfe.
q Can therdiTSrees irifs -eelf eIFiI
War veteran obtain 4 renaiop frsul
the Eovernmentf @ ~
A. The pension bureau says ethat
II q woman was divorced from het
husband she's not entitled to-a 1en-
sion as his widow. ri
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
FORMER MEMBER OF STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION DEAD

Austin, Tex, Feb. 6-The . Texas
tol yestsrdaS IN Respect TO the
memory OF J. G.. Fowler. 3 former
member Of the state highway COM
mission, Who died al san Antonio
Mr.. Fowler resigned from the COM
mission in 1913 TO enter the army,
ana his brother.s Charles s. Fowler
succeeded him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
Ouerheard rs Eobbies.

NEORGE WASHINGTON : zaE-- "A l
u honest man
Yes, but they, lseES.l thar hankt
on his- biroAday -i1st tse sa5aE
I had rly-usss brokea 10 two places
Why didn't you keep out OF thoss
places?
The roof X leekingS Canyon fix til
can't fiUrit .Ehile5its tanning and
you won't needSit- Ehens x isn't
This is a Beautiful moonlight night
Yes but We don't need, the unoor
IN a nieat ike Nhis. i4e nssd 4
when it's DARK.
A., Are you the hotel eIerk7
Yes
Honest2
What does It matter to you madam,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
lens

have Esad
taka powerful they poultry
that chickens
bunk the female ToostersI
lP dreamed when first took them Of selling
I'd hawk the
ake henfrui ine I'd proudly take ny Punk
golden they squsvinE
AK When besee them They greens
gWhat such things ledger tells
eggs surely DAFT who wrote
that Cost keeping
Eens
Copyright sy george Matthew Adams WALT MAson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06

SDNEY HOOKS has been named as a.
- committee To look up the Hog
Ford church and keep the key after
each service. There Is not any hard
work attached to the Rpsiten, and
while there is no pay in It, he has al
ready accumulated several umbrellas
and overshoes.
The Ladies Patching club met Friday
afternoon at the home OF Ms. Frisby
Haneccki bat he Session was short as
nobody had heard anything se4satienlal
that they were told not to mHtiOu
since the last meeting
Miss Rosy MOseley has ordered a
looking glass without any wrinkles
in Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06

-
Il HAVE had any humber-o OF letters
recently from girls asking whether
he laEEe SIDE. puts q hair are
1ssnionable-. cor not p ny answer in
Tzriably is tlass they are net fzshicn-
able, but what q more impprtsant,
Tidy are not Beautiful and not be-
cdming. In the Illustration you can
Sc a very good way Of not doing up
your hair. II
This particular vay--tof uombing
your hair leaves the forehead bare
and'- hank, gives an exaggerated ana
heaf-E line at each side or the face
and usually ruins comp letelF- the pro-
fale because Of the -unbeconinE lines
atl the side, 81 the head There are
very few women who do not look
better If their hair is simply dressed.
ne marcel wave, the Lttie GnEer
cRrls and. the heavy putfs 50 oftea
useE 70 build out the hair usaaIlY
give nethfng int a stiff or a s5phis-
lleated appearance. There are Sc
many sane and simple methods af
dressing the hair. that IL seems a. pity
for girl 20 torture her beautiful
locks into artificial contours.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06

Lexington. Nsebs FeB- gs-AIfred
Nye. member Of the federal signal
corps during the. civil waf and the
nan credited with having sent Gen.
Sherman's 1aessags, @Hola the tort.
for am coming" to Cen. Corse al
Altoona Pass. Ca II 1854, DIED here
last night. 49,.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06

AND BRILLIASr hEhtA-
AND AL 'ths+ $eaRA.
AND NEVER stopped.
AND TIE. last o. the town
THAT WE could SEA.
As TEE train vent on
WAS a prairie Houpd
A WHITE FENCED place,
aafflr
WITH A dozen EFsvsa
AND THAT Vas an -l
AND I don't know
IF IT vas TIE graves
OR TIE closed saiOon-
WITH rs noaFHias esePe'
on WAT = ~ -
But ~ ~. 1tssFna'A 5TfrI
I'VE SAG Hs
IN Ny Big plusa seat
4AD FIoTg!iEs ea'p'l
AND TBS one THAI stzgsa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
FIND SHORTAGE IN ACCOUNTS
e OF BANKER WHO Killed SELF

Harrisonviue. No. Feb. "a
shortage OF several thousand doll
lars" has been found in the accounts
OF A L Burney. president OF the
Bank Of Harrisonville. who committed
suicide Wednesday in Kansas City,
eccdrdinE 70 an reimbursement last
night By James T. Duncan. state
-hank eNanlner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
Not This Way.

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RI II your face is wen enough formed
to stand a part, either in the center
q AZ enc side Of the head. you win
ma thai tbs smooth Partiug shows
off youH hair to the very best advan-
tagz II not, AID II the hair must De
ecmbed back from the face, make il
into as soft a frame for your features
as possible Be sure. also when
oressing the 1air 70 study your pro-
ftle and the hack q the head SO thar
the lines may be good from every
angle
= - QnestIohs and Answers.
Miss Inuuisitive-If ysu VIII use a
good hair tonic on your head and
comb your hair very simply, IL viii
grow in again as healthy and thigz
as IL used 70 be- I should not advice
you 70 enc0uraEe the sentimental
young nan in his attedtians, but ]
am sure that Il your parents approve
Of The other boy. IL would be quite
proper TO 90 10 movies with him and
afterwards invite him fl TO see YER
parents.
Low shoes VIII be much prsttiar
for dancing than high ones.