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Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-11-18
Under the hurry-up telegraphic or.

Under the hurry-up telegraphic Or
der sent out by the War Department
on Nov. 8, all recruits who now enlist
in the Army for course in farming
will be sent to the Vocational School of
Agriculture at Camp Travis, Texas,
unless the soldier desires otherwise.
The famous Second Division, which
saved Paris by stopping the Hun along
the Paris-Metz road at Belleau Wood
and Vaux, is on duty there. The agri-
cultural schools maintained by the
Second Division are among the best
equipped in the Army. Coures are
provided horticulture, agronomy dairy
ing and animal husbanery, and fine
irrigated farm has been bought, where
soldier students may be turned into
scientific farmers The aim of the
school is to give each soldier in the
army as thorough and proctical an
education as he is willing to accept; to
give him instruction in any subject
that he desires to take; and so to ar
range the courses and hours of in
struction that his militars duties will
not be sighted"
WANTED-Men or womn to take
orders among friends and neighbors
for the genuine guaranteed hosiery.
full line for men, women and child
rem. Eliminates darning. We pay
Csc an hour spare time, or s36 a
week for full time. Experience un-
necessary. Write International
Stocking Mills, Norristown, Pa
Advt. 10t43
FOR SALE-9O acre farm in the
Holiday Community. GROVER C.
BOYD, Arcade Building, Cookeville,
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-11-18

C. J. Bullock Farm-Improyed, rs
acres, on pike, we'll watered.
v. w. Anderson Farm-160 acres in
White county. Improved. and good
one. 100000.
P. Chilcutt-5-room dwelling and 5
acres land at Bloomington Springs.
$4,000.
Chastain Ellis Farm-Improyed 65 q.
Worth the money. See this. $780, 90
Charlie Douglass City block near
Public Square, graded and will make
three lots to build on. 100000.
Nose Lee Farm-85 acres improved,
on Sparta pike. Will sell at bargain
if taken quick. See me.
John PLY Farm-45 acres improved,
5 miles out, worth the money, $25O0.0O
Farm of SO acres with mill and i'm
proved. miles out on Sparta pike.
$45OO.0
E. M.Sliger Farm-20 acres. improv-
ed. miles out on Sparta pike. $500. 90
J. F. Turner Farm-40 acres improv-
ed, located out on Fisk road. good
house, fine spring water, good orchard.
$6OO0.00 bvys this if taken quick.
r. H. Williams Farm-56 acres, near
Ditty S. w. from Cookeville. Improv-
ed. Will sell this worth the money. See
me.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-11-18
November
Land Tips

We have had a Republican land
slide and its all over for four years.
l am still in the Realty and 1nsur-
and business and have some No.
vember land tips for you. Look ov-
er the list and call and see if / can
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-11-18
METOopIST CHURCH

Sunday school at 9:45, with w. r.
Carlen as superintendent.
Preaching by the Pastor, Rev. A. P.
Walker, morning and night.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-11-18

We wish to thank the entire commu-
nifty. our kind friends and neighbors for
their love and respect during the sud-
den death of our loving husband. and
kind father. John Rogers.
MARY ROGERS and CHILDREN.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-11-18
BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School at 10 q. m. Prof.
Simmons, Supt.
Preaching Sunday, II a. m. and 6:45
o. m. by the pastor, Sam Edwards.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 6:45
p. m.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-11-18

We wish to express our thanks and
appreciation to our many friends, and
neighbors for their kindness and help
during the sickness and death of our
dear father, son, brother and SON. -in-law
on Nov. IL. 1920; especially for the
beautiful floral tributes. May God bless
every one of you and help you to live
faithful.
wendell, AUBREY and LLELo-
INE JOHNSON; MRS. G. w.
JOHNSON and FAMILY; Mr..
and MRS. F. R. PENDER-
GRASS.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-11-18
CARDS OF THANKS

l take this method of extending to all
the neighbors and friends, and nv
brethren of the Baptist church my
most sincere and heartfelt tharks for
their run-numbered kindnesses and mani
festations of love and sympathy on the
occasion of the recent illness and death
of my dear wife, the mother of my two
little children. May the Fathers rich
est blessings be the portion of each and
all of you. SAN EDWARDS.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-11-18

Nice, Fresh groceries will be found
at Hutson's Grocery on Cedar st.
Both Phones (Advt.)
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-11-18

CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
Preaching by the Pastor. Rev. j. r.
Goodpasture, Sunday, Nov. 81, at IL a.
M, and $50 p. m.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.,. Ezra
Davis, Supt.
Choir practice Sunday afternoon and
Friday night, under direction Of Austin
Smith.
Prayer meeting Tuesday night. 7 o.
clock.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-11-18

FOR SALE-9O acre farm in the
Holiday Community. GROVER C.
BOYD, Arcade Building, Cookeville,
Tenn. Adv.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-11-18
CHURCH OF CHRIST

CHUKCH OF CHHTST
Charles l.. Talley, minister. Phone
GainesborO no. 95.
There will be services at this
Sunday school at s:45, Hayden
Clark, Supt.
Preaching at II a. m. by the min.
lister Evening services at Z p.
m. Prayer meeting each Wednesday
at p. m. Ladies Bible Class
meets each Monday at 2:30 p. m. The
public is always welcomed at all SER
vices at this church. How are you
and your family serving he Lord?"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
STAFFORD SPRINGS

At the special town meeting Monday night the voters of Stafford, appropri- ated s125, 900 for the erection of a new nine-room grammar school and for making needed alterations in the pres ent high school buildings. It was also voted to issue bonds. for the amount to be paid off at the rate of 5000 per year. with interest at five per cent un- til paid.
 A committee consisting of J. H. Valentine, William R. Preble, A. D. Bernardo, John R. Parkhurst and Robert H. Smith was elected to have charge and supervision of the work. The committee will get busy at once and will let the contract as soon as possible in order that work may be- gin on the new building this spring ; Ferdinand D'Sopo of Hartford will make an address at the meeting of the local branch of the American Textile Workers and the department of Amer icanization, at Society hall, Sunday evening.
 Rev. Percy V. Norwood. former rector of Grace church, now of Mid dletown. will be the preacher at the mid-week Lenten service of the church next week
 Mrs. W. O. Hollister of Ohio has been spending a few days with her | mother, Mrs. J. Allen Mix.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20

p. m. Evening service at 7.SO; sub ject, Love. Salvation and Separation.
 At the Method st Episcopal church, Rev. c. Harley Smith, pastor, will preach at 10.45. Epworth League meets at 6.15 p. m.
 At the meetings of the Spiritualist Society to be held at p. m. and [ p, m., Sunday. Mrs. Nellie Holt Hard ing of Boston, Mass, will be the speaker.
 At the First Baptist church, Rev. A. D. Carpenter, pastor, will preach at 10.45. Church school meets at 1915. Evening service at p. m.
 Threads.
 Howard Lathrop of New Haven was a local visitor Friday on busi- ness
 Mrs. Laura Anthony of Springfield, Mass, was in town Friday visiting relatives.
 Miss Veronica Ahern left this city Friday to spend the week end with relatives out of town. John Duffy of Boston. Mass, was in town Friday on bus ness. Miss Susan Miller left Friday for Providence. R. l., to visit relatives for the week end. g Raymond Jodoin of Baltic was a To- , cal. visitor Friday. l John Casey was in Franklin, Mass. on business Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
CLARKS FALLS

Horace Francis Burdick died at-the home of his daughter. Mrs. Austin A. Maine, North Stonington village, on March 2. after an illness of only few days. due to hardening of the ar teries. He was born November 2, 1S40. the son of Jonathan and Ann Coon Burdick. He married Mary Frances Shirley, born March ], 1S44, who died
 March 20. 1904. He is survived by a son, George E. Burdick and two daughters, Mrs. William P. Babcock
 and Mrs. Austin A. Maine. all of the village. A son, Fred. died several years ago. He enlisted in the 26th Regiment, c. ", in 1865. and was on his way to the front when the war ended. Tn 1917 when the 18th Regi-
 ment held their 54th annual reunion in Buckingham Memorial, Norwich, he
 was elected president. His funeral
 services were conducted March 5th at the Third Baptist church by Rev. | c. A. Burdick, pastor of the Seventh l Day Baptist church of Westerly. A l delegation of Grand Army men was | in attendance. North Stonington | grange, of which MT. Burdick was an | active member was we'll represented. | Each patron had mourning badge | and laid a white carnation on the casket in passing for a farewell look
 upon the face of the departed broth l CT. There were beautiful flowers. Burial was in Union cemetery beside his wife and son. Mir. Burdick was a
 busy man in his younger days. At one
 time he attended to the grist mill and over twenty years ago he carried the mail on the Star Route from Wester- ly to Voluntown for several years, lat CT having milk route. His last days were in Westerly where he enjoyed
 the reading room in Wilcox Memorial
 library.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
Four Show, at th. p.xi. -rad.x

If you go to see "A Girl Named Mary at the Davis theatre you'n dis cover that her real name is MarEu- rite. There's nothing in that when you learn that Mary is just the name which dainty Marguerite Clark has In her new picture. It's all about a little girl-stenographer whose heart has been touched by the vain search of a rich lady for her only daughter who has disappeared several years before. What Is her surprise that she herself Is the missing girl. Her first emotion Is dismay for she has been living for years with a love- able old lady whom she has always considered as her mother. But 1t all turns out happily.
 The second big feature Is William Russell in When A Man Rides Alonef' a part Western drama. s-f-
 It is a story of a man who must choose and choose quickly under the most extraordinary ecircumstancea But the result Is obvious to all who understand life. What are. swords. bullets or blows in comparison to the fatal darts of Cupid7 So, the pen having t~-e. rcnutationa of beluT mightser than the sword. must. ir this story aVdIeA.e rom Its superior | position.
 ! Iternational News and q funnJ
 Mutt and Jeff comedy completes tn, | show .a.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
Breed Theatre

Toby's Bow starring Tom Moore will be seen at the Breed theatre to- day. This Goldwyn picture has been adapated from the stage play by John Fainter Foote and ran for five months in New York city. The story shows the folly of resting on laurels won by one clever piece of work. Tom Blake (Tom Moore) has writ ten very good book and success has spoiled him, for he. becomes sindo- lent and follows the frivolous fads of the Greenwich Village Bohemians set Tn New York. His friends and pub- llsher become disgusted with his shal- low life and refuse to finance him fur tner until he promises to leave the clty. He finally consents to rest up on dliapidated estate in Virginia; and nere the hero is given an opportunity to see the struggles of Eugenie Yard = aman (Doris Pawn, a ambitious. but untalented authoress. for recognition. The fapily--is in sad financial straits, and Virginia hopes to do her bit with her typewriter. The man has genius but Is too lazy to work hard, but when hls deepest syfnpathies are touched his entire life In reconstructed and he and the girl together find a way oul or their difficulties. How they do fl furnishes the conflict in "Toby's Bow. in which Tome Moore and Doris Pawn have the sterling support of Arthur Housni ts. Augusta Phillips. Macey Harlan Nick Cegley. Cather!ne Wal lace, Violet Schram, Ruby LaFayette and George Kuwa.
 Corinne Griffith will also be seen ir her latest production. Human CoIlat. eraI' and the Pathe News will com plete the bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
WILLIMANTIC

,retary, and lately industrial secretary of the Willimantic Y. M. c. A., dur ing the time he has been associated with the organization has caused all who have come in contact with him to feel admiration for his manly quail ities, his breadth of. vision, and his capacity for hard, painstaking effort.
 The board of directors expresses deep regret at the loss they are to sustain in his departure and best wishes for his success in the new and broader field about to open before him. The. special committee of the board of directors comprises Frank H Foss, George s. Elliott and Charles W. Hill.
 When MT. Elmendorf came to this city in October. 1917, there was very little doing in the circles in which the '. M. c. A. should normally play part. MT. Elmendorf who had been engaged in Y. M. c. A. work for seven years, three of which were spent in Derby. Conn.,, as assistant secretary in I work, one in the or ganization of industrial work in Der by, which today is still being carried
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
Strand

Don't fail to see the show for to- day. The buIlet-proof lady las h novelty act that has never before been seen in Norwich. Captain Seffel who does the shooting is a crack shot with 8 rife. He places bunch of cards in front of her a piece of glass, 6 inches square, directly behind and then he shoots at her. The bullet pierces her body and breaks the glass which is directly behind her. Jones and Jones are two colored boys who will make you laugh with their fun- ny songs and stories. Wm. McMorrow is seen in a full stage comedy va riety offering that made a big hit. All special scenery is use.
 Mary McLaren the screen beauty, is shown in a SIX part special pro- duction. Suppose you were a girl
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
Davis Thostr. sud,x

There will be big double featurt program ot the Davis theatre Sun. day evening. And the big attraction Is Mary McL2ren in ''Creat1ng Stars a six part Super production. In cidentaify.- she comes. in this picture under the direction of Rupert Julian and his hand is distinctly dIscernabit in a very cleverlv conceived and su- perbly acted drama of suspense. IF fact, suspense was the principal motif of the entire performance and 1t was entirely probable and thoroughly en- Joyed suspense. A foolish. little wife who insists on keeping the presence of a former admirer from her hus- band. although she realizes that her husband Is intensely jealous. would not have any more sense than to try 10 hide the appearance of crime ir her own attic. No audience Is proof against the anxiety which Julian ha, cleveriy engendered lest her husband find out the true facts in the case. The second feature is William Des- uond in The Blue Bandana" a six part Western production. The com edy Is Baffled AmREose starring Mack Swain. Post Travel Pictures and Topics of the Day.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
MEMS FURNISHINGS

hen's Neglisee Shirts, value S2.oo = Anniversary Sale Price $t.7e. Mems Work Shirts, value S1.Ss - An niversary Sale Price $1.1e. Mems Black Cotton Hose, value 21e-- Anniversary Sale Price 3 pairs for See. : Mems Lisle Hose, black, tan and gray value 39e-Anniversary Sale Price 3 pairs for $t.oo.
 seys' Slip-Ove Sweaters - Anniver- sary Sale Price $@25.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
Today We Will Close Our 4lst Anniversary Celebration, and the following Articles
 Offer You Unusual Savings.
Items From the Ready-to- Wear

White Voile Waists, new Spring styles, regular $500 and $3.5o values = An niversary Sale Price $2.es. White Muslin Pettieoats, hamburg fiounee, value $t.98 - Anniversary Special $t.6e.
 Night Gowns, made of good quality Cotton, valw, $2.5o = Anniversary Special $2.1e.
 Black Sateen Bungalow Aprons, value $2.5o-Anniversary Sale Price $169. Black Sateen Bloomers, regular S275 vaIue-Anniversary Special s2.1s. Children's Seersucker Bloomers, plain or striped, vaIue 75c - Anniversary Special see.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS
At the breed Sunday Evenina

For it's feature attraction Sunday evening the breed will present Con- stance The Honey -.4oon'' Select photoplay that more than -ur.------ .--- S---.iuard Of It's predecessc4 ne star assumes me typical constance Talmadge role and never before in her successful screen career has she yielded together in one performance so erective a blend of wnlmsically humorous and dramatic gifts of expression that are hers. Mir. and Mrs. Carter Dehayen will also be, seen in a two part comedy titled Close to Nature" and Kino- grams and Topics of the Day win make up the. remainder of the bill i, for Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
LEFINGWELL

Mrs. Fred A. Gallup has returned to her home after spending three weeks witwh her sister, Mrs. w. ". Wilson of Montreal, Canada.
 Mrs. A. H. Beebe is much improved having been ill for over a month with double pneumonia
 MT. Matheson will preach as usual Sunday morning at eleven o'clock There will be no evening ,eetincr as all have been invited to the First Bap- list church, Norwich. where MT. AIatbesan will give talk on theDes Iainas ennxaxAnca.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
A FRIEND REooMMExpED THEM.

A person often does more good than he realizes when he tells suffering friend how to get we'll, J. N. 'Tohlll. clerk Iottie- hotel. Evansville. Ind. writes: For weeks 1 suffered con stantly with pains in the muscles of my thigh l was treated by the doctor for Rheumatism but found no relief Upon recommendation of friend. tried Foley Kidney Pills and began to get relief almost Immediately" Good for backache. rheumatic pains, stlff joints Lee & osgood. "
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
DRESS GOODS

$1.oo quality Serge, in navy blue and ceiers-Anniversary Sale Price 3ec ayard. 32 to 36-inch. Foulards, value 75c - Anniversary Sale Price 65c a yard. One lot of PIaids, 3e- inch wide, value 6se-Anniversary Sale Price 45c a yard. 90 to 3s-ineh- wide Spring Voiles, value 5ec-Anniversary Sale Price soc . yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
Strand

The. Strands show for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday should 5g over big. Leonard and Whitney VII be seen in a full stage comedy rsat entitled "Dufy's Rise This IS a very funny. act and Is sure to SC over big Repa and. Florence are two pretty girls who win delight you G.Sh tli fr singing and dancing act. Lew Hoffman is a clever comedy tuEKies who talks while doing hii difficult .tricksf of juggiery. Harry Carey will be shown In a six part feature entitled Riders of Ven geance.
 The story Is of a. mighty cravini for revenge which was sweetened by the love of a young plainsnan for a school teacher who came to Mesquite to marry the sheriff. Complications are heightened in intensity becaust Cheyenne Harry. the plainsman, play. ed by Harry Carey. has sworn to kil> the sheriff- and others of a hirehuf band who murdered his father. mother, brothers and bride as thei came out of the. church while tn, peaceful peaiing of the wedding. belll still hung in the air. -s'.-
 A Kinogram Weekly will close the Strands big show.
 The stand wishes to call your at. tention tosa big act which Is coming the last hah of the week There are two. men and seven women ,u than the 6lack ana sNhisz. he sue. See 1t and be convinced. The Strand ,esds others fellow Four othsT~ bit atH1cttopxs ss.-e -
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20

New Spring Suits, in Heather Jersey silvertone, Tweed, Serge and Trico tine - Anniversary Special $41.oo. New Spring Coats, in Polo Cloth Goldtone, SilVertors and Jersey - Anniversary Special $41.oo. New Spring Dresses, in Georsette Taffeta, FouIard and Satin--Anniver- sary Special $26.S5.
 Wool Skirts in pIaids, navy blue and black. regular 5000 and $11.so Value-AnniVersary Sale Price $e.sS. Nhite Voihs Waists, regular $2.5o quality Anniversary Sale Price s1.se.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
SOUTH GRlsWoLD

Mir. and Mrs. Ransom H.. Young spent Friday in Norwich.
 Sterry H; Kinnie transacted busi- ness Tn Taftville, Tuesday.
 George Maurer was III Norwich on business recently.
 There were no services held at the locai church Sunday. Sterry Pierce, of Preston. spent Mon9ay with his sister. Mrs. s. H.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20

Hemmed Bed Spreads, value $2.39 =
 Anniversary Sale Price $2.s9.
 Hernmed Turkish Towels, value 33c-
 Anniversary Sale Price 4 for $1.oo.
 Large Turkish Bath Towels, vaiu. $1.25-AnniVersary Sale Price ssc. Huek Towel, value 35e-Anniversar, Sale Price 33e. Huck Towels, value 59c-Anniversar, Sale Price 45c. Jacquard, comferters, value $7.5o =
 ] Anniversary Sale Price $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Han From Indie at Y. M. C, A. 8.

Man From india at Y. m- C, A. s-i- {, ( ..i. ..y,.sfs.. sday.ssg ss s.s
 At5:s0 D. rn. Sunday at the local ' M. e A the men and older iisss=s q privilege or seeing. some fine .sberS- optioon- pictures of India, and of lis- tenizgs to an address son that VOL derful country by Wilson sAf. Hume. a |. M C. C-sA.rsecretary. A. .who has had an interesting experience in. India
 This IS "a rare opportunity,- and all mensand older boys sn- vited.-. v ,..- ,..4 l. (. ..
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
TOILET ARTICLES

Hoodbury's Facial Soap-AnniVersary Sale Price 1ee cake. Nrmours Fairsloin seap--Anniversary Sale Price 25e box. Hoodbury's Facial cream-AnniVer. sary Sale Price 1se. -rostilla-Anniversary Sale Price 2oe. Flsteher's Caatoria--Anniverssry Sale Price 27e.
 1jiTs caseara ouinine - Anniversary Sale Price 20c.
 layers Aspirin Tablets, 24 in . bottle -AnniVersary Sale Price 24e. SslnoIive Geld crean,-Anniversary Sale Price 35e.
 serden's Matted Milk - Annivsrsar, Sale Priee 35e To. ...~ Srssnn de Merider-Anniversar SaIs Price 1ee.
 OF. bottle Peroxide - Anniversar, Sale Price 2Oe.
 Co size syIpheI -Napthel-Annivsrsar, Sale Price 39c.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
Items From the Domestic Section

English Long Cloth, value 42c-An- niversary Sale Price 34c a yard. Brown or BIeaehed Cotton Crash value 3ee-AnniNersary Sale Price 33e a yard.
  Table Damask, value S1.3e-Anniver- sary Sale Price s1.c0 yard. Bed Sheets, good sizs, vslue $1.s5 - Anniversary Sale Price $1.5e each. 'illow Cases, value 45e--AnniversarS Sale Price 35c.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
HOSIERY

Children's Fine Ribbed Hose, black,
 white and brown, all sizes, value 45c
 -Anniversary Sale Price 3sc a pair. Women's Pure Thnsad Silk. Hosiery,
 value $2.0o--Anniversary Sale Price
 $f.6s a Eair.
 Wemen's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery, Lisle top, Cordovan and mouse color
 Anniversary. Sale Price e5e pair. Women's Bursen Hosiery, value 5oc- Anniversary Sale Pros 39c pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
FLOOR COVERING

3ox6o-inch Japanese Grass Ruas -
 Anniversary Sale Price s1.ss. Ssx72-ineh Japanese Grass Rugs =
 Anniversary Sale Price $25o. 1exSs censeieum Ruse-Anniversary
 Sale Price 25c.
 24xSS CeneeIeurn Rts5s-Anniverssrv
 Sale Price 4se.
 aex72 coneessurn Russ-Annivera.ry
 Sale Price $f.se. 2<xSs inch kepsnset FIaor cav..;nu Remnants s-Anniverssrv SsIe pr;cs Be. ''ss Feather Bed .PilIews - Anniversary
 Sale Price $t.ee. Silk Fiess Mattresses, sosd quality tiekIns = Anniversary Sale Price $27.6o.a