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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25
KANSAN KIRJEITA

maan @tr gSm W1te1 ia olin mpos
llella ilIalliielIo, ionfa iGlfeen l1f-
4 lllllle Wtrs WtGen fansla fpl1Gn
JUtr ia Wtrs Nantam1en llio. Siell1
oil mposfin bausfoa ia aifa flilui
illan miime tlinnille. Sielt1 em1n.
ia aitoi minulle mauftaan "fafun"
motfoem1Gfii. &iitos teille faifille
MISUNDERSTANDING. GiiStaioamun nal
leteSia fello 7 aifaaa lGfii juno
ct Touliu foboen ia Iielt1 Sntaban
Deeb. ia iiita alma eteenp1in Sfoeen
ia utabin. SdlfimGilesi1 faupunsis
Ia lain oOottaa iunaa pbbefian pit
fGd tlntia, mltta ie olifin miimei-
men paibtopaitfa. acknowledgements
feuo 8 iaaipuin pllGmainittltun Ian
men flltrfaitpunfiin. Sept olen Ills
faran toiipomaslani feiGmaosia.
&litfaiet fufftpat min fauniisti.
Wtuntoin on tuuli fplnlGn ipiileGG.
&anialaiieni joita 10 olen muuta-
mia taiponnlit olpat olleet pst1mGl-
Ibid ia monet usfowaiiiofin. &ali-
pnnti on luuri ia n1pttGd fauniile
ia miellpttGmdlle faiffine mGenrin-
teineen ia paLmtpuistoineen. WtliS
tom Seem Oorfin fplnlGa ia lltmista
tnlpea ia M~icbieonin paffaiia ia
faiffia ~pSt1widni iiellG foWan FIJI
mppoen fesfellG. &eid on t1Gll6 ia
Io%notoun lantoa oleipan alma. Sifii
Ell lurliIi fenenf11n fotltman jos
osfeleet jobtuis tdnne feiGmaille.
Yarboin t~eripeboDS faiffille.
Mrmon turmiSia
@nna &GmGl1inen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25
Waranette, Niob.

9lrpoiiat Mlttajon l%lfiiatl Cullen
teitG ternebtiin mulitamilla rimeil.
Ia Jos Iuttaio 10 iiion palStoil-
leen. Winulla oil tarfoitiis maini-
ia mibGn meio1n ielirafunnan ben
selliiestG ia mpos oineeIliiesta toi-
minnostn. WeilG OH tGGll1 rippi
ia Serran ppb1 ebtoollinen IT. %
pGimG flo 2:30 ip. firfosia ia inb-
Iaobielma alfoo tirfpsla 1880 in.
Wiesten iltamat tulee olentnan fir.
fon ialisia bubtif. 3 b. 7.30 III. 10
ten toiipomlile faiffia mlfaan. Slll
faa fatlomoon mitG iielI6 on tar.
iona. &aitfi mlltoan! Saon MANI
to ettG meilla on iellrafunnan muo.
I%ineliGnnes fofous bitbtifuun a Poi
ma flo Z ill. firfon inlisIa, ioten
faiffia ieurafunnan idieniG teboite-
tam %iaopunlaan; iielIG tulloan fes.
fustelemaan faifista ieurafuntaa
fosfeipista niioista ia iomnn pGi-
ipan iltana on il1nnuntaifoitlulas-
ten ildbla, olfoen flo s iamasia
boulisio, joten taiffia lasten mani
bentpio feboitetaan Ionpumnan iii
been jublaun, iilld iielLG tulee lnp-
let eiittGmG1n nellie pG1iidisiltblan
tapnbtunlio, jotto on tapabtuneet
@olgotan fumnulla minun ia fl
nun ipnteiii tGboen, joten me iaam-
me uSfoo foiffi iperiruSfeot ipntim
me onteefii Seeiufien iperesia. Npt
olemme ailpan nlltltnot .5anen or
mostaar. SIenlnle pDbdt ia pub.
taat iiGti.
@bfa Iopetan nGmG beifot riWini
piirii
S. st. &irjeenmnibtaja
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25
Sopeaiufi, @is.

OtulllJA Nv . 49,
nofin fGpmGGn, ianoi Wtrs &ebaS-
maa FIN fGpi meillG jofl aifa to-
faperin, ia faS fun tulifin, tlli en'
men fuin fotona oootettiinfoan. Su-
Ii tieto ett1 NSartta on palmis TO
tim Jos "manbemmat baluda ia ba
lusban ne rotfaan lopIenla TO-
tim, maan Weartto oil tangistumlt:
oil n6ette benti erfaantunitt ruii'
miista ia rientdnpt Ibanampaan TO
tim fuin me maalliieh aioit moim-
ME t~ariota ia laittoa, Imiltta fufa
ormootaon 1ioin tanteet maofli
muattureen lopienia orfun reunal-
lal 81 fufoon iofa Ell ofe tile ollut
foeteltuaa. &c f1rfii mdiffa le min
pislisti tietGG Nartan olepan on
nelliien, ei paiDtaii %enIleaan fnntlt
qattaren %frulnirin. Widrtta oil par
boasia n%uoruuoen iidsia, moan mi
nun oiotusteni mlfaiiebti ban nont
ii nloruuoestaon niufosti, iilld
SPARTAN teripeps of bppin beiffo,
ionfa t16oen olifin 10 puooen pat
foille Minnd otan moltion paranto
lasia ia firieitten mlfaun olifin
bpmGsi1 toiipeisla paranemileSta.
SepdG raitbosial
Sent on toto beiffona Ia
Mntti NGGtGn nuorin lopii; Iao
ndbo6 onfo Silmon onni pdastd
fotiin. Sliti ala nsfo ettd toiipon Il.
MULE paboa, iilld tiebanban ettd
laitat lapieii omen min ~tapoelIiief
II ruin iuinfin mott ia tieoan ne
tunteet 10 eoelt1fdlin mitfG linna
fobtuiii jos Silnta liitelili pois
moolliien fooin belmasta. Wtittta
moitfo tietiG Giti mitd tunteita fob
taot eloIitien fGGnnofiisiG ioita on
monta mutfao Jos eloii on pitf1.
On oIlut ~ioiroiben fobtanfIia
l6eita mooon ~tiet11fIeni ne on obi
tGtG npfDi1. Scr Npforii on ioopii-
nut fotia mGfenlG ferd l1nneltd,
on aifomus a~iett1ia taos maanfptl-
ielidfii. = Mrs &oarto nellie MT
buolebti p~itopopoin ia emf flrnsla
mennGGn Irs Solmen fotiin; liel
Id on beneellinen obielma: liifentis
ia Mrs Mnnalalta, Iailiio Wtrs
&uiiieIo ia Wtrs Gaarto ia toori
bariottelee alma misid on iiibeit IL
Iaiiuis, iind nGbfdas fun pdniob-
toio eli fGp FUN ferron fuusia ia
nciti 2aimi @nnola fulfee forteoa
foullo, iofa fansia woiii iobtoa,
min Ell ole tilaiIuittta meioan loiilo
iina ponno mitdGn ipisija oitoa'
Glen funIIlt fuisfeito eta Sp-
noooin ieurdfunnalIe tilee otteen
emonfcItumiiublat, pitds tilla pap
pio oifcen fofiittain 26 palma, &pl
Ia me toas fuullaon bptpdd iarlo-
nlaa fun me fen main totferrtlrle 70
odrneen. gapt on tGdra ioornuoia
aoripolo; bdn iiiinoii @ortta See
busmoan I~epofammion miffriiiit raii
baiioo unto.
Tastori aronffaIa tiilee 20 p.
berffubopodn fonsia; onbon 10 tat
mos aiuoinnu, iospa ipoan bolunume
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25

on iinne. Toimon ett1 menn1Gn OF
feen loumottoinl II Slmatfin oil
fofo laiibat, maan Oh MT oifamoi-
men pprp. On it'd main TINA tai
ipeno paffoncn alma pprpn per1StG
ia pnba lima p~uffaiestu. &pllG 10
oIen liion pitfGGn tobrinDt. 2ope-
tan aiapan plan ianon ipaan terpei.
ia foitille Muttajon tGiittelewille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25
@iitpslanie

On ilonnle fiittGG teitG entiict
noapurit ia pstGmGt liitd .bui,stos-
ia illnsto, ioto tlIitte miettdmG1n
farmilta %IGbtomme mitistofii iosto
taas naimme teib1n iuuren rotfoit.
femme meitG fobtoon, iofa on Min
DlitIetpuoApipu, fiiin mD0s niistd
berfuisto, ioita toitte tlllesiuime.
81. SosieliIle iiiGItoriftoasta bp-
ip1stij1ttopirbeesta. ,Wteiodn Serran
Sceiufien &ristufien SID ia meioGn
faiffein Si1mme iiiinotfoon ia mar
ielfoon teitd tGn6n forpimnellufien
ne oion ettd iailimnte niettGG ids.
I'd nbbeiGoloniubIon iielIG, ioSia Ell
taripitie endGn eroto. Sttd JOHNNIE
toipomoan roffouoella
Nars ia Scr Beter Betterlon
Sebefa, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25

= @afefieloin, Micb. 9anioIIis
ieurafunron piirisiG tiiIee rippifou-
III oloitettomafii fesfimiiffona ID
b. bubtifinita ITO 8 ipp. 2aiffi fou-
luidsi6 oletpot foulriin oifotpat to-
foontufoot iiIloin ieurofunnan firf'
foon oppifirioiua iporiistettiro.
Mrne Waiuntn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25

= Mdrquettin firfosia pnnnnatt
toimeen bppd muiiifaallinen iIlon-
pietto moolisfiiin 20 p1ind fello
8 III.
Observation-Disclosures
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
NEW MEXICO MAN IS
SEARCHING FOR SON

Gus Albugh, of Elida. y NJ man
past middle aEc IL IN Amarillo IN
search 81 has ION Frank Albright. IS
Mo u seems from the fathers story
hes been missing from hts HON" Tor
several wears with mcagcr news from
ham hy his parents during the interim.
According 20 Mr. Albright the son
had not l.'.r ~ home nor had he had
u"ws % him for two years or more
l-furf h" had letter from Camp
Meade MARYLAND saying that he had
enlisted IN thc AN Truck Go. .. I'm.
slnesrS. aud was on his WAY % France.
" had news frum the young man &C
c'fiorally while In France and hiss
i-Juod that h. was discharged some.
time IN July 1919. and that h. return.
81 io Amarillo where u was learned
hat The Young man had some goods ~
storage in this ciiv.
On arriving ir Amarillo mo story
E'es that the young man found ~ tho
gods lost and that b. turned IN.
sisIaFe tickets over to an attorney IN
Amarillo. and went tu Elrkluru.t'
THIS Il seems was thu fast news that
tho father had had that his s,n was
hook m Tho United Siat.s when h.. re-.
c'iv,d letter trum him In Eurkhur.
"'u. Letters sent the son iu tha, Citv
were returned and Their. has been no
NOR. rcv.s
The father IL IN amarillo In search
90 ~, law-r WIN may hold IN. storage
t'i'sis With ia. thought that u may
'' "a 9" the whereabouts Il the s1r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
STATE LIFE INSURANCE
AGENTS STOP OFF HERE
ON WAY TO CONVENTION

Members II the lng Agony - To"
Lubbock district ropic4 riiig THE
Stat. I.ifc Insurance Cnmptnr q In.
dlarapoii- passed through AmNiilu
last night or their way e. iho ANNUAL
convention q this COMPANY 20 the
hum,. office This agency leads the
';a;y { TEXAS in N. amount 60 IN.
suuncc sold since January urst with
something over two million dollars
worth TIL, state 4 Texas has lead tn.
ritcd States in this ,Dmpln ana thu
l.ubb0,k Distinct has sid MGR" insur.
anCe than an other agency IN TEXAS
Ther. ar. ton in t,h party who quail
flied for membership In one aud two
hundred thousand dollar cuhs. Thea
are Mrs Anna Faux, Mrs Mary =.
Penny. ". &. Ryland,r : Lesser
guin and wife and Fred &. oliver Of
Lubbock. 4 e. jackson 81 D.uhart.
T. D. lnglc Il Rails. Mad. A holman
10 plalnvirg. n \ KIittr IT Slaton
and e. T. Wallace 4 Tglia. The party
o.. on their way - Dallas whcr" thc'
WIN De- Joined 90 fliy other state dele.
gates and 80 through 90 Indian apolis
In a special car az guests q the com.
panv. They created considerable after.
ton a. the streets II amarillo las,
q ight With their skull caps, 1000 81
81 hich We're distributed az the South
il,.ns Far ;his pIs, week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

Struciion 81. an independent. AIDE
quatc agricultural and mechani-
cal institution 20 be located ~
some central poin, in this section.
For the continued growth and
proSpcriiy oi 'the Canyon school
'hpcnds in large measure upon
the growth aud development of
West Texas. and we still contend
the, Wc>, Texas growth and de-
vc't,mcn, will be specdcd by the
erection oi a suitable agricultural
aud mechanical college IN ,hi, see
ton
A. vi said III the beginning.
'hould the legislature appropriate
efficient fund, Tor an extension
81 the Normal, agricultural de
l,arimcnt that would halfway
take care al the needs OF this see
ton. II will be- the las, thing that
he legislature will do Tor many
years to come toward giving
proper educational facilities tu
The boy, oi the Panhandle and oi
other sections oi West Texas.
such an appropriation will be- the
cry excuse which the authori,ic,
."i the prc,cn; Agricultural and
Mechanical College AZ BRYAN and
the Fast IcNa, member, ~ the
legislature are ANXIOUS g. have 60
combat al future arguments ior
he erection al an adequate West
Texas Agricultural aud Mcchani-
al College.
We still believe that the needs
& the whole section should I've
! aramount IN the eyes oi the pco.
rlc: that the Northwest Texas
FORMAL and IT, friends. being oi
West Texas. should also be- Tor
IN the largest sense OF the
word.
The main idea is Ia secure an
appropriation for the construc.
I on vi 4 great West Texas Acri.
cultural and Mechanical College
=" lets keep that III mind.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
WILSON'S ATTITUDE

Presiden, Wilson. although d.
rcc;cd by congress So To do. has
declined 20 take steps hooking To
The termination oi certain treaties
hr reason OF the operation 81 the
merchant marine act. such a
curse would be wholly irrccon.
c'lablc with the historical respect
with which the United States has
'hown Tor its international en-.
"lgemcniS.
The President declare, that
-'ngrc>> has exceeded It's con,,i-
intional authority. He declares
Tia, the action sough, to be i'm.
.roSed upon him would be tan,a-
mount 10 violation al the
treaties referred TO aud he point
"ut the fact that heretofore hi.
spvernmcn; has been careful To
safeguard all agreements with
friendly foreign powers.
!, mus; be remembered. too.
'fat the merchan, marine bin was
cnacted INTO law during the hurry
the closing dayS OF congress.
here was no time Tor discussion
"i the matter from the stand.
lo'nt OF the executive and vet.
,idc from this particular proyi.
ION. there are many importan,
qsauseS in the bill that should be
r'ade operative. The Pre>idrn,
'hcc!ined to veto the measure io-
"ne reason. bu, stands upon hi,
constitutional rights with refer.
tnce' To- The particular clause 10
Nlich he objects.
!. We believe that the people will
gree with him tina, foreign
gremcnts mus, he KEEP, ,acrcdlv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
CONTRIBUTIONS

The News desires once again
70 remind good Democrats tina,
with but little over a month OF
campaigning ahead. il behoovcs
them t. send in contribution, TO
The Democratic campaign fund a,
The earliest pos sible date il they
are to become available Tor usc
he Executive Committee ia, de.
''lred that the widcs, publicity
q, 60 the contributors i, desired
and money will not be- accepted
from grca, corporations with an
axe TO grind. The everyday
voter. therefore. must take car,
OF the expense
Grover {. Hill. chairman Of the
Potter County Democratic Exec.
u,ive Committee. will accep, con.
ir'buiions and transmit, them 10
TIE proper authorities.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
0lWN COMES THE
PRICE Of GLASSES
Entire Range Of Eyeglass Price:
Reduced.

III. publ can nov purchase s,and.
a ,y-giss. and suav'a,i.s cen
,h" owo-in-un'i iogLlc-sght Kind put
ul boz N" l.g Zylon.t,'s frames that aie
u1w . much IN vogue, including TIL
- idslv fn0nr Wolcuit optical s.rtl e.
a. prices hanging from $3.50 10 ~ G.
{ a rsld
NVW D. a.. ilm. 10 have n pair -
Fwd yNiud-fr % iShrilivA spco;t,ics
- ~" beautiful g.li",l Wordsworth
l't''S ~ gltsts ulanc up u,ncId.ng
2" your ind, idual taste aud rcqur,
u.trfa
Vow dtf--ro' only the character
%. 'uu eye v'rk but even thu cum
i.".''' 1r1 shade - hair should d.
'1f sid'r'r' who Shooting modern
iI' 1rI ''n-'is- m"uuiingg : pair
~ ihD~. hulE' l,rkirg-but very ligh.
On ',i-ht turlrdg't are idcai zoe
''nr library ~ the ufiire desk. SIcriai
fllfs ana rI.'s TOT school children
ppd students Permit 90. g. help YOU
Iih. plnr -s'' zion.
~. 'I9t.' Wd.of' Errlus.y. S.arlsi.
o.. i'r'ls"s 60 n. -. and Fitting
, uses E-t.'.i.h.d sn,- Issi. The
liaiiWl. r I've S.rti,. Amarillo.
T'NHs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
MRS. FRANK N. ONO.
CLAIMED BY DEATH.
MAS PIONEEER ~ AMARILLO
HAVING RESIDED HERE
SlNtE lsSs

onc q thu pioneers Il Amarillo ptss
cd Nay last night wh,n Airs Susan
catherine Dng. vile Of Frank VI ing
&C soi l,cfcc street sucCunlhcd sud
denly ut 1885 OclvcN. Mls. Cng with
h,r husband moved to amarillo irom
NcIdcshn Kansas Ia 1855. tho Sunr
wear that they were married ana th.v
htN. rcsd,d here continuously since
that time Sh.. was born sept. o. fst-.
d, sides heT husband. Ms eng ~
turNitcl ~ twu davghteta and sn,
s.l Mis- Margic H,trick 81 ii5m.
told Ind Miss Edna Ong 1t this oIy
aud clyde '. Ong u Sin Diego cal
She iins been a member e.! ih. ChIss
tiin church sine. 1896
blackburn A Malone uud,rtak rs
ga, la charg' q the tum. 1uauEc
W'nis. Announcements 81 ih. funeral
Wth To- made later D'nGing trtNfI 20
I"lalves IA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

lowing thoughts were brought ont
The teacher VINO Dies not prepare
Tor IT,. coming change In education
viii bo behind the times in IA. age
10 come. with better salaries aud bet.
ter teaching conditions. there win bo
plenty - teachers and only those who
have had nu VISION aud have prepared
ihcmrrltcs fur tho coming change will
be- accepted
THIS change niil have largely 10 dn
with the curricIll of the country.
More emphasis viii De- placed on the
child than on the buuks The question
Il attendance has brought much o.
light Their" should O., 81 Is ger cent
~ all th. pupils b. High School. As q
matter 81 ins'. IN ~" year 1888 there
wcr" just - per cent II the children
iu houl above the grades More than
20 " our children de- not go beyond
The grad. school 80 percent drop uut
hv ~. I'D - tLc siNth year.
1hls iS la Itself a condemnation of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

cur pres NJ system. tn" Igihls ana pa
rents dn not see in our system what
thrS need. our program should lie az.
ranged. not Ia driy. them from school
hut iu Keep them in school.
The tim" is coming when lack - my
and lack ~ aluipmsnt VIII not be- a
handicap The public viii wake up 10
tho Importance II the question ana
give Us what We ned We viii have
special schols Tor the subnounal. the
abn,rual the deaf. the blind We will
hnN. practical 49, well as cultural ed.
ucaiinn We spend too much time IN
trying to make children all alike. when
the vor" not barn alkic and can never
hc nfik" We Try tu make them sym.
mciiiral when Il cannot be- done. We
should study 90 adapt the school TO
H.. needs ~ th" individual child.
IN Amarillo there are .nly IS per
cent ~ tho number 81 pupils who
should b" IN our llgh School who are
actually there. Yet this ranks third
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
WILL HAVE PROMOTION DAY

Polk Street. Methodist church Will
have a mog interesting seryic. this
morning when 100 Sunday school pa.
pills VIII receive certificates Il promo.
ton ard pass 10 higher department.
PARENTS 81 thes" children are slid a.
b. d.gly Interested ~ their advance.
u"nt and are ssp ,'-d o. enjoy ;h- *
-, Ise- With much pleasure. TIL, clos
irg sossicn viii b. extended Into A
rssurTf 'h.ldren's div program - ma.
slc talks aud Dik,r features.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

from the top IN a list q fifty.onc cities
recently compiled.
ANY education. whether along moral.
spiritual 81. physical lines. In practical
" II prepares you for what you want
to lie, 4 II helps you get where you
van, o. gO."
After the general meeting there
wor. sectional meetings for the discus
sion II methods In all departments ~
the work. These meetings are real
help and inspiration 10 tho teacher.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

Eta =. SCOTS I'm Norita." a team.
tiful thought piciuIing the wonder and
9 wcutnUHs d agr. aud Ia William
Newton Cluke's "Midlite."
Airs Boards Interpretation - these
p1omA in connection with N" topic
poem furnishes a wealth u inspiration
and interesting study of the finer
phases ~ iif.. aud her ability ~ read.
90 as We'll as her sympathctic under.
standing II life problems make these
Of eslerlal enjoyment and
onefit o. tho club.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Present DAY Tendcncies IL Education
Discussed NJ saturdays Teachers
uretlng.

Thoro was lull attending II the
teachers of Amarillo a, III. SECOND r.e
ulif meeting ~ tho teachers SATURDAY
~ M, High S'hool The disruSslon on
IN bobhii''s new book. The Curriru.
lum. WAS led hy M Duncan The I'll.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
To Rebuild Depot.

E IHfIaT " TTF NtWs
ALBANY. Sept. 9j.--Thc Katy depot
" hlch waa burned here two weeks
ago will probably b. rebuilt on n larg.
- and maro convent mt SCALE. accord
ing to word received from the West
Texas Chamber 81 Commerce. The flro
originated In the frcigh, house. Con-
sid rnile depot wares were saved. \
boA ear now serves lnadcquately the
needs u the public.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
!. SANS MRPH TO FLANAGAN


tlannigau. u. glan' mon ~ h-z
''l hH's. ~ impr'r an q glat, leader
' Nud L. e. IN Jay oh Pay. wild IN
'',ti q" him fair m-ltin' wid wlidiuu
i.i'- Z ~ FARMERS. m,ll,,. dun
IL himself th,' 10 D.. roius' III
dii. e. ihrpubi' an hard wlr!nF IN
r.jH'' 80" nsihY'to.v- disHunrs. rr
D. l'is"s e. thin
''-"l H. D, irlln' m.aIf hS- ~
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Connection with Business Center.
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through. Pipe for natural gas being distributed and
ditcher will soon be at work.
Connecticut western news., 1920-11-25

Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald has closed her home on East Main street and left for Hartford, where she will spend the winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Holsapple of Torrington were in town on Satur- day.
 Dr. Camp and family will spend the holiday with the Misses Granger. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hester and daughter Elsie, will spend Thanks giving at J. K. Mackie's in Falls Village. -.s
 A fair sized audience greatly en- joyed Beilharz at the town hall Tuesday evening.
 J. Henry Roraback and son Lewis, and J. Clinton Roraback attended the Yale-Harvard game at New Ha- ven Saturday.
 Frank Wilcox of Middletown, N. Y. is visiting friends in town for a few days.
 As the cataloguing of the Douglas Library is to begin next week, the directors ask that all books of fiction be returned as soon as possible, and no books of fiction be- withdrawn until further notice.
 During the winter the fire siren will be blown twice at o'clock a. m. on stormy days when there is no school.
 Clarence H. White has closed the Naples for the winter.
 Rev. A. K. Skinner is spending the Thanksgiving holidays with relatives Keene, N. H. Mrs. Skinner and Master John Hoffman spent Thanks giving with Mrs. FL. Norton in Lakeville.. .--,.-.-..- -. ..,T.- Clarence Adams of Hartford is spending Thanksgiving at his home here. i
 Miss Julia Finnegan visited at Storrs College on Tuesday.
 Walter Goggin and Fenn Minacci of Storrs College are at their homes here over the holidays.
 Misses Marguerite and Josephine O'Hara of Danbury. are spending the holidays at their home at Twin Lakes
 Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Roraback-and children of Brooklyn, N. Y. are spending a few days at Judge Roraback's.
Connecticut western news., 1920-11-25
Beetles Blood, for Warts.

A Peruvian doctor states that the blood Of certain beetles found in Pe- ru has been used from the immemo- rial by the natives for curing warts. Under 1t these growths turn white, as if cauterized by an acid.
Connecticut western news., 1920-11-25
Old Use of Mirrors.

, Mirrotss were used by Anglo-Saxon women, slung to their girdles. The same custom obtained in the time of Elizabeth and James I. They formed the center of many fans at that pc riod. Before glass was invented. horn was used.
Connecticut western news., 1920-11-25

Mrs. F. F: Clemans and Mrs. H. L. Ross are in New York for Thanks giving.