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Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25
HUMoR OF TIE DAY

There's one thing rv. always wanted to ask you about. your life in France" said she. ~'.F "Yes2' prompted the ex-buek trern. ulousiy. .. STs
 What did you and th. oo,on.i.u,- naliv talk about al meal tirner.- Home Sector. is-s
 Grandfather (to aspiring artfst. whe aatters himsek on the rnocernNy of his outloos)-I have no wish to de- press you. my boy. but must say yo'ir grandmot,ie- rsed 10 knit better pictures than taat,"-PssSslg Show tLondon.D Fi-s' ETr7-~~--. si-'t fhese ufv.. inc limitf We husbands dout know anyth-i.. al ~.- .as-- -sr. sl.es know
 Second Henpecis-Nope; there's on, thing my wife admits she deesn'i know.
 What on earth Is thary Why she married me.'-Jud<s
 What's the matter with you, Szng.
 think Tse got infsntiie psraly sis,
 -1nfantile paralysisy' -
 fassah. boss: ma arm am pzrfa- lyzed from giftin' up in de night an totin' de baby. .-Floridz Tines Union. | wa AblhAGAdn-ln ms nere. e00iCAf- In the masses Is poov stuT- First thing we know. they'h be yotin, to sail theirselves.-Life.
 What is ,hc quickest way to get rr | In the worldz"
 Either get a job with an aviato, or pat mule on the on hind ler.-- Baltimore American.
 He-Statistics show that nor bachelors are criminals than ma-r.e1 men. g il She-That is because. th. baehe- lors have nobody to blame it on.- Baltimore American.
 Harold had eaten most generously of good things and ended a day O. fessting and mirth bv lying on the hearthrug and embarklng for tn. Land of Nod. When some. one picked him up to carry him upstairs he mnr. mured.
 Put me in bed. but don't bend rss.' Dallas News. i-gs
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25
QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION
GetDr. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cy of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets. the substitute for calomel.
 Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician for IT years and calomel's old-time enemy. discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic constipation and torpid livers.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do not contain czlomel, but healing, soothing vegetable laxative
 No griping is the keynote" of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tab lets They cause the bowels and liver to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action. N
 Hyou have dark brown mouth"- bad brezth-a dull, tired feeling-ack headache-torpid Ever-constpation, you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re- suits from one or two of Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
 Thousands take them everynieht just t0 keep right. Try them. l0c and 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25
LAUREL HILL GRASS
 FIRE CALLS DEPARTMENT

For the second time in the past two days the fire department was called out on Wednesday afternoon for a grass fire near what is known as Crown hill, between River avenue and the railroad tracks. The fire was started by sparks from passing To- comotiye and quickly spread to the fences in the vicinity. The chiefs car and the car of the deputy chief re- sponded to the telephone call but af- ter four tanks of chemical had been used the Main street chemical was summoned and a line of hose laid, quickly subduing the blaze. There was practically no damage.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25
SHORT CALENDAR SESSION
 AT PUTNAM FRIDAY

Windham county superior court short calendar and assignment of eases at Putnam, Friday, March 26, at lo-s0 o'clock a. m., Judge George l.. Hinman, presiding. The short calen- dar list. Gallup Bros. & Lindner vs. Ellen Dwyer, Louise Tresa Barlowe vs. Wallace Anil Bariowe, Frank A. Phillips vs. M. V. Dowd, Eva Schuh vs. Lena Muller. Albert J. Piche vs. Brewer & Company, Ethel R. Spauld-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25
! rp,rxn nrcotfNENprD THEM.

A person often does more good than friend how to get well. J. \. Tohill clerk Lottie hotel. Evansville; lnd- writes: -For weeks suffered con, stantly with pains in the muscles oI mv thiSh. I was treated hy the doctor for Rheumatism but found no reiei Cpon recomme rdation Of q friend. tried Foley Kidney Pslis and began 70 get relief almost immediateiy; Sooe for backache. rheumatic palms. stin joints Lee G. osgood.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25
Change Plan for Dances.

At a meeting of the recreational committee of the Girls Community Center held on Wednesday evening it was decided that the method in run ming the regular Saturday evening dances should be changed. Hereto fore only certain units could attend but at the meeting it was voted to allow any member of the Community Center over IS years of age to attend the Saturday evening dances. Other matters were considered at the meet ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25

this resolution. Members indicated tonight that upon receipt they inme- diately would eend official notice to workers in the field that there would be no suspension of work April |.
 Labor leaders. however, were care ful to point out that this would not mean that a strike would not be call ed later if continued negotiations failed to produce an agreement satis- tory to them.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25
POETRY
TIE cAIIELEss sJIoI<ftR-


 fApogogies to Kiphng.) A fool there was and his pipe he n tisScn as you and D - On forest trai. xlere the ieass To become abiaae from ths s'nsiier Of srsrik-and --rber Jool frrhLsssd Ii (Even us you and D. The ferest ~aS burned. to. itsS yer, Eveh S's,ss1n'sash the gfeass, ..,.>,, N" poor ss asrsss hrhte- ole soAry esss sa . ss iinasr s: .s, ssos,, =, Allowed to wazder round. p l As-i 2 The iumhersaek has nov 'nass,d on Ills payday comes na more, And tss . <. scssseh-owi' haunt ths cant Where si,e cooks tin. pan woke 'rAs
 men Of hrawr: tr But the mill Is silent. the tress arc The soil and forest noor. \ deadly sight are tA~s. hills os roeks NJ hope frr the human. no food for | inc norfr: --EsEl' The floods must be held by expensive While -i.e harbor Is snt.a to sse dnrks--
 The ships no more are seen. But the fool smokes on in the forest still. -. l Leaving ranndree h-rnin- faa.. 1 While the nat'~nt- public pays the hffi 1 Aud the n.fion's wealth Is destroyed | for nil
 If the law doe vt get Him. ;he Devsl II will
 Smoker. it's up tn rau,
 -Harr's A. Rsynsldr III The A-e-'oan F---rf-- as~~~iafior r7lls affrnf'~n i.e f''e f-~t' fAaf'-fN, forest nreF in thtS rn~nf-v hu-a fer times the area or cevasiated Ffanc'
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25

Hartford.-Rev. Robert E. Marshall, curate of Trinity church. has an nornced his intention to resign. MT. Ma rshall will become rector of St Matthew's church in Bedford Hills. N Y.. tie latter part of April.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25
HIGH COST OF LIVING
 CAUSES EXODUS FROM ITALY

:. New York March 24.-The exodus from. Italy because of the high cost
 of living is continuing. The steam
 ship Argentina arrived here today
 from Naples with 957 Italians. most
 of whom were former residents of this country who had returned to their native soil after the war with lthe intention of remaining there.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25

TerryviIle.--A special town meeting has been called to consider the quee- z ton of investing s2o.eoo which Is m the sinking fund of the town. or fiy- mouth in United States bonuA
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25
Max. | .Pnht.hls, cha:s.

The male teachers of the Pittsburgh schools with deyiish insepuity' have asked the school board to give them army pay. s35 q month with board clothing and lodging. furnish ed. d."-MInneapolis Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25
woQTrF vr~n

aDNTN VIVID Rit yesterd7r 'a--.-ifv iay BaskiBg In autumn sun; Asleep it seemed moi yet .srntises f-nY- rs'fs-r--~r hrearn Then stddenly by night The north wind blew And sang its winter sonT In cadence w'id And as ] iav and iIstened In my he'd. it s~e-nea To chant an anthem grand. That In my heart Found quick responss, And too sang. Rejoicing in r1le wind 4-S And promise of tNe. snnwf
 -Christian S-iencr Monitor.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25

Branford.-An appraisal of the es- tate of Ella Wheeler Wilcox, the au- thor. who died recently. filed at the probate court at Branford. places the total value of her estate at s77.223.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25

A. pavnbroker who is, always sad- yancing Is naturally progressive.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25
Quaker Lace Curtains
 S2.OO to SLIGO

Principally the beautiful Filet Craft Nets exquisite in design and in variety which you will find unequalled. There are other kinds as well, equally pleasing, an assortment which will meet every de mand. Shown in either plain white or ivory, and all are two and one-half yards long.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
CHIEFS or POLICE
FIGHT SURRENDER
TO CIVIL ORDERS

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Detroit, Mich, June 7.-Opposi-
ton to the surrender Of police
functions to private societies and
the pronouncement OF = definite at
titude on the problems Of social
evil. gambling and the liquor trafYlc
were recommended to the InteIua-
ticnai Association Of Chisfs 81 Po-
lice By Joseph \. Quigley Of
Rochester, N. r., president OF the
organization, Ii opeuing it, 9TH
annual convention here today.
Precedent Quigiey predicted that
within five years the United States
would have = national pcline force
which would tAke the work Of crime
detection ont Of the hands oe mn
nicipaI authorities.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
Il. G. OF 1. A STATE OF MIND
RATHER THAN STATE OF FACTS

crowded nightly. They all are.
People are standing in line every
where to buy tickets to theatrical
performances.
But what could be more ridicu-
lous than q disposition to worry
about the welfare of people who
are willing and anxious to pay IS
for q seat in a theatre and have
the money to execute the commits
sion?
Trains are crowded and hotels
overfuH Of people who travel about
merely for the sensation Of being
on the way.
All Of the old devices for getting
the easy money are running full
time. New ones continually are. be-
ing invented. :4
But It Is nothing for me 10 worry
about, and there isS no reason why
the matter should consume any OF
your valuable time.
Most people spend as much. Of
as little, ~ they get.
So long as they have the money
to pay for it, the price Of any
given commodity IL unimportant.
Most Of those who got money en-
gage in its incarceration, no matter
what the circumstance or condition
It is important that people be moi
cold or hungry or thirsty or ex-
posed to the elements.
It is exceedingly desirable that
they be hygienic and sanitary. 4
It is equally desirable that they
be permitted to be happy in their
own way.
The question Of what they dc
with their money, or who gets it IN
the end. ID q minor and Insignificant
detail.
l. therefore, announce my inten-
ton to yawn in the face Of the next
person who seeks to converse with
me concerning their plight.
Fool stun?
Maybe 1t Ia.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07

eeys' hasshall tenn Of the
=. 4. won it, Arst two prac-
ames Saturday. when II de-
~ : me Moline r. n. G. A. team
: score Of II to 0, and ne
aad team by . % Z. on the
sltefnoon. Arrangeinsnts are
made to meet . team from the
scoafs and from the East Mo-
1. =. c. A, during the coming
The team IL said to be one
~ hset aSgfsgations Of boy
= Rock Island. me mem-
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07

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! take this occasion to announce
that on and after this date | shall
discard the artihce Of concealing
my emotions behind the friendly
cover Of an outspread hand.
/ make no bones Of the fact that
! am bored sti6, ennui, weary.
l am tired to the point Of exhaus-
ton Of the continual, the never
ending talk about high prices and
the woes OF those VINO must make
ends meet upon . given sum.
] am going to yawn in the face Of
the next person who mentions
either N my presence.
| am willing to concede that
prices are high; that We. a. . PEG.
pie. are ENGAGED IN. an Orgy OF
spending ana that We are circum-
navigating 2 VICIOUS circle.
! am willing 10 concede that tne
promoters are plonteef.ns.
the point should MAKE, Il !
were TO attempt 70 make = point,
= thing which ! disclaim any m
tention q dong. = wnet @ II!
what dinercnce 0oes = maA
! 90 ABOUT eO00 oeal, penetrat-
ing from time to time the businesses
OF the proletar1at. Zone o. whom !
am which. ana the moi poalol.
! see no pincneo iaces' NO rags
and tatters.
On the other hand, nave never
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The LATEST dsveIopmeats Of the
LEAGUE Of Nations plank IN the
platform, are that progress is being
made towards agreement ON .
plank that will satisfy those Of No
who have been standing for the ira
ditioual Republican foreign policy.
III thase vho have been opuosins
anv eonn1rafion hatveen.. the ma.
ed stafes IA foreign nations 10
vromote the pesce Of the world win
accent such 4 plank ~ shall have
no differexca az opinion and NO de-
bate. Il. however. the contrary
should BE- the case. there win. be
such 4 debate md il Viii be con-
Quoted without any pussyfooting."
Sproul Doubtful.
@All'> the biz fellows will have
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07

Aei' 70 Hent: ufsoia, talzabeth and Cynthia
These three dsushs Of Lord Gbooush often
the beautiful girls
and their photographs reproduction
society columns Of English newspapers
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07

aO-inch Indes4ructo wardrobe trunk.
with heiyy brass rounded cotnrA
insming safe delivery. drcss and suit
hangers, eeuoart.ents. laundry
and shoe bag. blue cor IN
eretenns lined 80. -. VOSsOV
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
Platform Shife Near

II the outlook over candidates
and organization II uncertain, most
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
Rehearings Lnely

The outlook helped, too, to en-
Hven the squabble over contested
convention seats and the struggle
over permanent organization Of the
convention. At least some, end
possibly all, Of the 1877 contests de-
cided by the national committee
will be brought before the creden-
tial committee for . rshearing. and
. few may be decided finally ON the
convention floor itself.
Realizing the power which might
b welded by q friendly staff Of
permanent convention officials, the
managers for all the candidates are
studying carefully before they
jump one way or the other IN the
choice Of Z permanent chairman.
Senator Mccormick OF Illinois, and
former Senator Beverage Of In
diana, are most prominently mem
toned for the chairmanship, hut
the strength behind neither has yet
become clearly defined and. . choice
may be postponed until the last
minute.
Platform Strife Wear
II the outlook over candidates
and organization Il uncertain. most
b
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07

Luggage firmly constructed which will insure afe delivs
cry Travelling in comfort travelling with the thought At
having your apparel delivered just rs you packed them.
Wardrobe trunks purchased here solve the problem.
When you buy an Indestucto trunk here you receive
guarantee Of five years on them. ndesructo trunks are
constructed to Withstand unusually hard we they have
every convenience any other trunk has and are more s
factory. Let US prove It to you. sas
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-15


Chas B Ada Has. tEarsactinE bus
Iiness II fairmolt on Nenday.
John 3. Hnrfis Of Eatrm0ni spent
Sunday with friends here
". B. Mallernee Of Mononglh was
q Sunday visitor IN Worthirstor.
Ms. Florence 8. Tetrick let 10!
Cadiz, Ohio, on Tuesday morning @
be present at the wedding OF MISS
Gypsy Fleming 10 Mr.. Frank Mattop
which event Will take place on Thurs
dav Of this week.
The following persons were CON
tributors 10 the Starvation Army drive
conducted here by Mrs. Jesse y.
Wood: A. ]. Mcdaniel. Arlie Parrish
Finley Cakes, Isaac Mclntlre, Archie
Thouosor. o. F. Friend. D. R. Friend.
IR C. Mayo. J. D. Victor. c. 0. Mar
lin. RAY v. Ashcraft. Thos. MILAN,
W. q Basnett. Howard Mason. Dr.
G L. Howell, Everal Mclntire, J: E.
Hamilton, Virginia Bryan, Edgar
Lane Bryar. Frank Billirgslea, Miss
Hazel Basnett. Harry CHM Arlie
Snayer, Ellen Jacobs, Mrs. Arthur
Martin.
William Nixon Of near Shinnston
was visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ever
al McIntire last week.
Clarence N. Wolfe who operates a
leaning and pressing shop at West
Union speT!. the week end with his
family here.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-15
|lAR VETERAN
GIVES MESSAGE
Of GOOD CHEER
Broken in Health During
the Rebellion He At Last
Finds Relief in Tru-
tOna.

MARIETTA, O., June Al can
Huthfully say that Trutona Is the
best medicine have ever taken In my
iite,r says s. h. Neese, 70 years old,
who lives In Marietta at S14 Front
street.
4 Il am q veteran Of the Civil war,
and It was while IN the service be-
: nm 70 have trouble with my liver and
Kidneys. I've suffered more or less
from this malady ever since. I'd have
terrible pains In my back and sides,
( and also severe achings In my fore
head and the back Of my neck My
appetite was very poor and what little
appetite was very poor and what little
rest properly, causing me to hay.
spells OF dizziness. ! was usually con
Setirated and was compelled TO take
laIatiyes most all the time"
aSince taking Trutona I'm positive
b VII live many years ,ouger nov, be.
cause Of the benefits this perfect ton
&c has given me. simply ieel like
a new man, In fac. q whole lot young.
q. lean see INCH clearer than | did
and my kidneys don't give nc the
trouble they did before. Ny appe-
jf!te Is good and M constipation fai
len me. Trutona has l7aie new
man out Of me as sleep at night low
inc an infant. WAIT the people OF
moi only Marietta, but eye.Jwte:e to
know what this wonderful medicine
has done for an old veteran like my.
Trutopa is really a medicine Of IN.
,ssrsl merit. It Is unsurpassed as q
reconstructive agency, system purifier
and body invigorant. Il has been de-
IT.es peerless as Q treatment lot
ssom.es. liver and bowel srclb!es:
5Tft;oua is sold In FstEront Q: The
y. r. Crane Drug Co, a1G Is sod IN
MSunington at N. s. Matthews Z Co.'S
sDT1E Store; In Cameron At Cameron
f)trg Co.; IN Clarksburg, at l. Har.
Ssr Rcgets Drug Sore; In Far.
IN ct McCoy's Pharmacy, and IN
linncat tleE Gsaftnn Drug santI
= 0i|ifhi G1 f,' -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-15
Personals.

Mrs. S. L. oNeal Of Phnippi is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Weaver and
other relatives here at present.
Mrs. Arlie Rarbe and daughter
Maxine and son Marcus were week
end visitors with Mrs. Barbe's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. v. MILAN near
Warrington.
{. N. Kuhn Of Monongah was WIS.,
|itng friends here on Sunday.
Cnas. H. Swisher Of Thoblrn was
business visitor in town on Mon
Mrs. W. B. Robin Of clarksburs
was a week end visitor with relatives
ne NJ. Glenn Schultz and sister Miss
Grace Schultz Of Ciarksburg were the
guests Of Miss Georgia Mcdaniel on
Jas. A. King 0. Monongah was q
Sunday visitor in Worthington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-15
PERSONALS

Mrs. NJ. I. Or OF the East Side has
gone to Philadelphia on an extended
visit with her daughter Mrs. Gertrude
McCaffety.
Mrs. Ira L. Smith is spending sever
al days in Morgantown with her par
ems DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Cox.
John Baker of Keyser is visitor
here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sunderburg,
who had been residents OF this city
for some time, are leaving today for
Charleston where they will reside.
Mr.. Suuderburg had been employed
with the Consolidation Coal COM
pary.
Mrs. ". ]. Meadows and son, Jack,
Of Akron, Ohio. are guests Of the for.
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Yost
on Mt. Vernon avenue. Mr.. Meadows
will join them here later.
Mrs. Charles Leonard, Of Memphis.
Tenn, Is the guest Of her daughter,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-15

Mrs Lawrence Mccrsy on Ounce
Miss Opal Smith Is leaving tcmcr
row for Pittsburgh WHARF she VI
visit her brother, Robert Smith, Ync
underwent an operation . few day
ago at the Mercy hospital BE Is %
Ing nicely at this time.
Miss Agnes Boggess, Of Ashland
KY. IS the guest OF her cousin, MIS-
Mrs. Charles Jones and tEo daugh.
tiers. Of Martins Ferry, Ohio: are
guests Of Mrs Frank Parker, OF 10
Gust avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-15
Worthiington
SUNDAY In the Churches.

Rev. 3. T. Gordon preached IN the
Christian church Sunday morning anu
evening. His theme for me morning
sermon was In Tune with COD. Ac =
Il:l4. A call has been extended %
Mr. Gordon to become permanent
pastor and the call has been accept
ed and there will be preaching ser,
vices every Sunday morning and
evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-15

Around about Nov. md must Be-
the lucky day for Warren G. Hard.
ing the Republican nominee. Born
on Nov. Ind. elected United States
senator about that time and VIII be
elected president on Nov. End. 1870.
Col. Geo. ". Price and the writer
we're the Two original Harding men
IN Worthington and Of course We are
well pleased with the outcome Of the
convention at Chicago.