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Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-24
123rd Consecutive Semi Annual Dividend
 THE CHELSEA SAVINGS BANK

Norwich, Conn, February g, 1920 The Board of Directors of this Bank have declared dividend for the cur rent six months, at the rate of four per cent. per annum, payable on and after the fifteenth of March.
 FRANK HEMPSTEAD,
 Treasurer,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-24

What objections are there tS young men as telephone opera
 tors, if there are no objections
 to them selling footwear CT taking photographs?
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-24

Many a man says he is nervous when he is merely i'll tempered.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-24
NOTICE

Annual Meeting of the Triple Link Corporation will be held at Odd Eel lows Hall on Main Street formerly Chamber Of Commerce Building). on FRIDAY EVENING. March 5th, at 8 o'clock All stockholders should at- tend.
 TRIPLE LINK CORPORATION,
 z. ASHLEY T. BOON. Secretary.
 feb24d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-24
Sent to Worcester for .avri,I

The body of Anna Frost who died in Preston on Sunday was sent on Mon day by Cummings and Ring to Wor- cester for burial.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-24

re Heal Ceagh Take HAYEs HEALING HONEY. ssA
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-24
Yellow Mustard for
 Sore Throat, TOnsilitis

o,s fashioned remedies are often the best. Yellow Mustard, in the form of plaster or poultice, has been used TOT
 N generations for sore
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-24

Judicious diet and exercise will fre- qdently improve mans opinion Gf his neighbors.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-24

q 2 s s, lnualilAAAotSlo congestions and swell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
Here Is a Fine Laxative
For a Little Baby
Millions Of Mothers find DR.. Caldwell 3
Syrup Pep.in safe for infants

NTliAT young mother has not
w often asked herself the gues-
ton. "Whnt IN the best thing | cnn
give my baby Tor copalipnll"n' IL
Ia very important qucnli"n. na r"n -
ntipntinn ~ Tho bnaia at munt lila ot
infancy mud childhood.
Give hnlf ~ tcn7po"nfrrl OF n com
hlnnlion 81 ample lnNnlrVo hrrh7
with pcpsin. You can obtain II ut
any drug ulorc under the name OF
DR.. CaldwclI'a Syrup Prpsln. u ian
mild. gentle mcdiCrnc that children
willingly take. md n bottle that costs
only sixty cents Is enough To last mn
average family several months.
DR.. Caldwclrs Syrup rcpsin has been
used by millions Of mothers, for tho pre-
ScrIption hna been sold In drug stores Tor
thirty years II is tho sam" prescription
Or w. b. Caldwell. who IL now In hIsH2nd
year, used in his extensive practice Tor
half n century. II Is the largest selling
LIQUID laxative in the world. Last year eight
rniuiou bottIruwcrc boughtln drug stores.
You can make no mistake In giving DIR.
CaldwclI's Syrup Pcpsln to your baby.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
COOLIDGE PLEA FOR
INDUSTRIAL PEACE

'.Irni Huntington. NrWT. i"pi I"
pl"u fuI ludurii lrI l"H'" MAJ - ''n
rriiuu 81 lhr INTERRUPTION 81 pI"dn'
ton, wnt mud" Icy i.uv '""lllE". w."
publican ,uu'll'lui" iuI vice Ir'1,d'n ut ~
uu add "ul l., GuIr tho nuuuIl Irir 81 tho
IIuu-ntuulu .NrII'uIiuiol r''' lets h't'
today. rho n'hI' ,'Iu"ui 81 Ih'H" to"
'ud". Ito uulI. wnV "r'~ulInl IT, Intl"n"I
:rnuprIIil. uuh ho ,Nprrr-"d "uuiih"u :"
that "Ihr good Hrur"' "r the Nm"l l'nn
l., hulr would lead them I" lhlu n"luti"n
uI their uduHtIlnl lllH
Thr nddI,ru wan delivered H. l"Io ma
nnHcmhh fI"Iu W"HI,Iu MhEru' hu"ii".
uun"ctI,ut and New NUIk mri'r. wn",
uudIpuunNrd hv = dIIS Ing IrI,ri,IIu
cam, from dlrlhuI p"lnla and 'r"wd'i
ga, 81 ia. tar huIIdIuKr /" T.N' ia"
candidate nIt uruIIru TIA" IIn l"IIiN
wrro from fLIuun uuh '.o, t'"lldL =
I,IuIrd &" ih,u "E""d irll"wn h,r "mi
hnId uud h,,r,rI lnI,,I ~ nn 'N"uTl'
which nIEhI W'lI lee 'nului'd ~ rIl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
BIGGEST LOCOMOTIVE
PURCHASE SINCE WAR

ur,,InI ~ rho lnI'IlEon'oi
nnIliru"rp Nlh Hori - ora i"lr ~
Ih, nnItIiu"ir phln I"llt""l 'hl"
,It.,nonu auuniln, 81 ~" pui'hn"" 81 r"
H., "n"IlvoH ur ~" Mlkui" W." I'"'" ~
. Baldwin l.","wnIlrr w"rhS 'hiH ''
one IT tho laruoGt '"niIn'f' T." W"''''
r,vc, placed hy nay 'nni"rn r"nl "in I'll
Ihn unrrlorr w"I" iuin"h back I" -
vr,ir owner ghlu
THO now locomotives VIII COAT j..
'v,,u - 900. 600 nud ihuhn 400 \ font
uro Of tho rurchnHe Is ih"i II 20 !" u.
b uunn,"d purity Through III" N"'I"n'h
+, halfway $eTN IT," corporation. ih" CON
Iruv "rEhnizch r"C"utl" hY /" lmNh'
Wurn"ld, president 81 IL" Nntl"mHI ~
station 81 Owners OF Itailronl' S"'nr
tiles
rnc National Railway Scryu'" cor.
purutinu hgrr"s to tRRC 20 per cent 81
the c"rtIhCatCS to lac Issued against
the new locomotives. wh"n til" govern
mnnt viii finance the remaining 90 per
,cut Tho baldwin l."rUm"iir" works
, wII begin deliveries at locomotives I'M
der the Order In IA" curly wlnt :
Tho company - muN ing til" rrrHl"hI
,olurn" 81 Irathc ~ - history 'ud al
dti"nHl motive power ''u u" u'"d l"
PI,Ht advantage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
Prominent Louisville Business Man Says He
Gladly Received Herb Sap With
Arms Extended
McWto tnIvngo Co.. onl"Vie KY hank" ~"
Iukv Him to bound,
Icnrh Immediate

t"lI"" nsA"ol"'.- ITO l. msPsysr r.
II"' h""rI"nn Haitass 10, aEiI Wssi
M",hoi 81, I"ulavIiia. ny, which ee'n.
r,r"Y I" nudprsah nv ihs FiTs' Ha,,pn.I
I'nuh ~ I,"ui-vlll" Tha American ssls
,og" -" IL snid =" he tho largest sal.
NnRn h"ush south ~ thu ohio river. ana
r."ruIIv bought NJ and IN now selling
I"rF" quantity of army merchandise
81 exceptionally low prices. because OF
tho hundreds Of customers that call
daily upon Mr.. McWhaerten. a. we'll -
~" ih"urnndu Of mil orders he ~.
""Irca m"Hi ~ which lie stiorris 10 per-.
r"unlly. ono "an readily SOC that his
h"nIth iE taxed 10 tho limit. Just
HlIupH" 1T him now compared to how
ho looked short tiino ago II oonvino.
nE proof or what no EayB about IIsrb
IMP m body builder.
Herb Sap In now ObtRinnblo at G. II.
GTicnt & Co. Il2G Market nirost. Wheel
Ing. or from any reliable druE6iHt In
this vicinity or surrounding territory.
step In to G. u. GrIsst 4 Co. l125
Market Hlrort. Wheeling. and hnvo one
Of the drug clerks explain our prcpHrat
lion To you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01

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49,. q, o tnIu, "'1 '""'l " " ~" "l "'""'
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,Iuu.u 49, iLr ,ltur Hi"'" NIL h'nHh' "
inIrI, ,uuul rnl wlIh"u' 'rhgR''"
IInu h.Iri, tho ,uInrl'li"" 81 W." "n"
I,itIo nv hrnlIh "rr,n"h !" iu"h Ilg''
I,,r - ,r, Itr,h Hnp nhl"d y" "F
,ri,u tIml whlrh wnr lacking 40"
rI,rr IIr" n Iug rni Nv" u h"II" ~"
Ir,.I fun ~ Nc "v"Iy T"'riib OF tho any
I un,IuI INV TINT thiT m"nuE gI"ni h"n'
rn Iu, inu m NV IuuHln"HT d"inhnhr
ruy rutiIr niI'u'I"n wIIh"h' IhlhW'"
g., for ~ ,n,uIi"n nm no gIHlln"h
with ia, h,nrflrinl roruliH obtained fI"h'
IIrIh Nrp that I wnni "v"Iy"n" In pour
health to EIlr Tits w"ud"Tful tonic u
rnlr IrlnI III RumrnnIc" no on" VIII
umh~ u mirtnkc 10y doing 40. hH tonic
and appetizer II hnH Whitney hrni I"rf|
why" r"r election.
Mr M,WhccTIcu has been pr"Iul-
nru hunlI,rrn nKur" hond In l."uiHNlll"
Tor the IuHI r"NCnlr"n yrhrH, ma nouns
an CIV lnhl, reputation amongst mn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
FATAL. AUTO ACCIDENT

TIElu- " Va h"rr % Nl77 l"Hal"
Inc Irulou nErd -. dn"Eni' Il Nj
nud Ma I',iI : liirI' IT, 81 h'""
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rt.."rUr VI Hlulunk"i. 81 lIll"'l lt'"t'
o., IiuuuI, iuIuu'd wh"n ia" rI'"i l"G H""t
81 t.r,nuo " HIplnh'I -" N'h'
wr"uu Iuri 40 the go i"""h'h "h", -
,utNu uu tho I"nd leading iI"In IL"
1T, Irnut Wv e., h""l h"uHu I" ih' l"p 81
IIIIrrI.r llIdrr Me- t',IE' iN"lh"'"i
81 Nh,"m - nuI 'I'n,T' " iI"l""h"'
ihr ,Ir,i u,ruunulr 81 Ih" 90. go"
--ILnLIl NM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
DsHIsd ~ uaRhll.

U"Wr'op. Texas, sept o.-."Ii In i'r-
p"aHIhl. Tor me 10 boiI"ys that 10" Jack .
p"u aud Williams have said Whist tho
uowapapsra credit them with HsylnH."
Isid chick JRndIl this morning Nv y
Hinlom"nt issued NJ tho horpIini IN Iuf'
hin, TOXINS, whore ho 4. recovering from
~ operation for appendicitis,
"Ir williams hnE given out such n
Slhtouoni. hn hiss been untru,hfui and
! shalt Hivo him = lliilo trouble proving
ihiS STUFF when I Gan got out of tho
h"rpiiui," dandll continued. ~ In not
going 10 10 nnUonssry Tor any ono 10
como down hare Afior ma 10 ssi mo
bn'h Ia Chicago. for that Ia who're
an E"lnH just mn soon nm my PhyhloihH
win allow mo,
Il want Ia oloar my nane NJ suoh
scandal nH ! oLpoUi &" Siny with tho
Hann f0I some tinn yni
whon uanhIi road tho siaiamabi de
"lptln shin ~ 10 tho sD'haI ~aan ~ lilo
1910 wnrihn seIins gambling ""nsDIfn0y,
hn nnId that Ia "a lilo aud III" paTPntras
"" rh"li have an opportunity ~ show
hia hanh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01

donco In the integrity Of tho brooklyn
plnyors. aud said they should DO allowed
I" take things ohsy' until tho series
boElnn Tuenduy. unless tho diniriot Mt
t"rn"y could nhpw hs had reports that
warranted an Invest CATION In this
'nhn hn raid he would welcome an In
NrhilHaIiOn.
After u conference thih forenoon with
Nj. Ebhuis. Manager It0blnHUn went to
iho diIIrlci attorneys office 10 DISCUSS
with him rum0rH Ut "riElnE" u WAS IN
di'aiod A"vaIal Iir00hlyn players also
would Hop MI Lewis to-day
nbhsts Welcomes PSobs.
Ar"r ""nf.riina Win Nj. Robinson.
Al rihb"iB declared hln ulub would not
""h iho hiAiii"i aii"inay not ~ press
hia ln,UHiIHailun Nj IGbhsis asserted
'r"' hT ,""l'"o"'" i"y1"'is",i"" Ny Any
"n"l" 'Api'hsod r"nfldunua Ia iha Ia
i"b'lir "f his pl.Isia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
Big Loan to ". & LIE.
For Improvement Plans

g. nrhInuI"u. sept 30 loan Of
s. t,u.u," iu Ihr Nh'uIlnH AMI Lake
ltn, UnIIun, company. 4" aid tho I"nd
ia zoe, ilnn ia 1890 nh"Il torn n""I"'I'
Ii,n uuL m,ni InH Imtri"N' in"niS I" r'"'
nr,I, ~, u,"i 'uriii 81 IirIHhi '"ih. ""S
t. ,lI,,t,I iuI"E b. Ih' InI'IHIaI' h'
go. go ',.u,,rIHrl"" IL, I"II'""d "II
D.. i,uuI,,I - nt"u,., ~, H,''"iItI ~ 10
IA. ,l,l i,,n, u.nIutttI.n ~ 90 DUu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
DEATH TOLL nHACHEs 3a

New York. sept. 30 The death I"lI
from the WALL affect cNr'"rl"n S"r'rm
hrr III was Ia, r"nL",l - An tonight when
Alfred q. IhlrIr ~. - broker or NrN
In,k ,',ty. dlod IA "a >'v h"rk h"rrlrnI
pr,ih IrruIt,d ftutn huIut. luioiuhl Ia
hr!cn aud Iru,lui"r "i both logs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
ALtsl's nt.t....aL

f"w t"h. nnrI ~ I.n ssmEis,-
'""I" - ie"., tlHO 0O0 80 a ,..uli ~
h' illnp ns',l's,a 81 he t'hLas" Amsy
h"" L"".hrii isr"' ~ ihs Iblb w",ii
s",t-". s.hi . -i.ig,UupI ,r.'i" h.,a To-
dyv by Abe Ai'sli t",m., test h"' raisb,
'h"nri"n, Nh"-s Us,ns he. I,"yUsniiY
boz" 'u.riiuprd ~ "rn".rii"r Win ih-
: hhra" invrsiIs.,ion
'th"'s n - ,vsni.' pInd rl" evolved
rni operated ~. auth. --h.,n.' said
hii"ll "bf phuJHr, 10 VISA ssnisi-h Nv
-""",rI "ihnIp ltIr na,u. rrt ih.i,
"nnnH know, int ! III noi "pt. u" 10
vest 'h"W NJ the present ii'"". i,rist
I shalt ave names sud pnr,l'ulprs"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-21

fering. thinking no evil, with love to
mankind as the ruling action in all con-
duct. We remember that during the
early Sundays of this year we had
brought to us the lives OF John and
Peter. We admired Peter for his bold
ness and Willingness to progress in his
religious life as the way opened up be-
fore him, but we were drawn to
John who talked of love, who was the
disciple whom lit is said Jesus loved,
and who is the author Of the Epistles
of John, which cannot be surpassed for
tenderness and a showing that love is
the fulfilling of the true spirit of the
gospel of Jesus Christ.
We can well have an ambition to be
like Ruth in being able to understand
the right and best things in life and
then to have the courage and determi-
nation to strive for them. Jesus in :;
number of cases said that following
Him must be put first and any who put
money, or houses or lands, even father
or mother as a barrier to becoming a
christian did wrong. He added that all
who made such q seeming sacrifice
would sure be rewarded in this world
and in the life to come attain great
things. In the case of Ruth we find
her ready TO turn from all her youthful
surroundings and without reserve adopt
the people of the God of the Children
of Israel The record shows that she in
time became the wife of a men who was
in the royal line from which the Christ
was to be horn. She certainly attained
an honor that her name appeared as one
of the ancestors of Jesus.
Ruth was cared for when she arrived
in Judea. She was ready to do the
humble things in a modest way and
soon gained q reward of an honorable
marriage and happy home. Her
faith in Jehovah was recognized by Him
She has thus become one Of the leading
examples of the care which God will
give His own, and the study of the les
son today can well stimulate bible stu
dents and readers of this column to I'M
reservedly adopt Jesus as their leader,
and follow His commands set forth in
the New Testament.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-21
!. !: j. 4 4 < 49, + + 4 +

T9l.N.-.e . .a tSf.EfFS 3
M.s. w. A. Chauncey entertained a
few friends at dinner Friday.
d L. Il. Moore went to- Omaha Friday
to spend the week end With his family.
Or. Powell was a passenger to Oma-
ha AThursday. sa14
Mrs. d. V. Moore and Mrs. Georgia
Liscombl perpetrated asuTprfse on their
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth IiscOmb, at the
home of the former On Wednesday, the
day being her birthday Twelve ladies',
all old time friends offthe guest of hon,
or, were seated at one large table, the
centerpiece of which was a beautiful
birthday cake. The color scheme of
pink and white was carried out in the
decorations and menu. AT the close of
the meal the ladies presented Mrs. LIS
comb with a large bouquet of American
beauty roses. Altogether it was an oc.
casion long to be remembered.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. v. Moore. Mrs. r.
w. Curtis and Mrs. b. III. Cutler were
passengers to Logan Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hannigan return
ed the fore part Of last week from their
honeymoon trip.
Miss Minnie Roth left Monday for a
visit with friends at AlgOna.
The stores commenced last week to
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-21

Sac City Bulletin: When the fed
seral government tires of investigating
the packers and other big trusts they
should turn their attention to the
photo engraving organization, which
appears to be the best organized trust
in the country. A few years ago all
engraving concerns were engaged In a
price cutting war. Now their Aprices
are the same, their policies are the
same, their very contracts are alike.
In one mail recently we received
price schedules. from engraving houses
in four different states; they We're ex-
actly alike except for the firm name.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-21

Rolf Arrow: One Of the very anus
ing pastimes of the day is looking over
the newspapers and noting the various
comments upon Herbert Hoover. You
can get a wider range and greater
variety of opinions on this gentlemen
than any man who ever came into
notice OF the general public. And OF
all men the least responsible for this
variety of opinion is Herebert Hoover
himself. We begin to think he is
somebody.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-21

~Gosh,i How my back aches!"
Aftsf Grip, sfln" or colds, the kidneys
and bladder are often affected called
pephritis, or inflammation OF kidneys.
This IS the red flag Of danger-better
be wise and check the further inroads OF
kidney diseaseby obtaining that wonder
ful discovery of DR.. Pierce's, known as
Anuric (anti-uric-acid), because 1t expeis
the uric acid poison from tho body and
removes those pains. such as backache,
rheumatism in muscles and joints.
7, Naturally when the kidneys are
deranged the blood is filled with poison
Gus waste matter, which settles in the
! feet. ankles and wrists; or Under the
eyes In bag-like formations.
!! Send DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel,
/, Buffalo, N. W ten cents for trial
package Of Anuric Tablets.
! Chicago, nl.-'tI was very sick Had
hackaehe and spineache. / had used
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-21

Ri, Abba Union: Hoover has thrown =,
bomb. into the camp. He has demon-
strated that he is q good politician.
He said he did not want it. Then he
finally said. he would take it off the
republicans tray. Then he decided
that the White House didn't look so
bad after all and let 1t be known that
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-21

Webster City F'reeman-Journal: The
more the level-headed,i eVen-poised,
Well balanced people Of this country
know of Gen. Wood the better they
like him. He is q man who never
tiinches in the face of duty that
needs. to be performed. 1t is no Won
der that Leonard Wood is popular
among those who know him best. He
deserves well of all right thinking
Americans, even though they may not
regard him as the most available ma
terial for president at this time.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-21

Sibley Tribune: Some pohtians are
sent to congress. some to the peni-
Tertiary, and some to both.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-21

o NUMBER Ol Icm
edies.; Finally, I
began taking Dr..
PIERCE Anuric
Tablets, and they
helped me very
much. 1 have also
used DR.. Piercs's
Pellets, and they
are wonderfully 40
tive in their work
1 am feeling well
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-21
he would accept. He is not bad tim
Der by any means. n ss

Council Bluffs Nonpariel: Presi-
dent Wilson is as silent ON the sub
ject of a third term as he was vOlubles
in note writing in the previous years
of his administration.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-21

Tuesday evening was quite well attend
ed The music was furnished by the
Hahn orchestra from Denison. Several
people from out OF town We're in at
tendance.
The body Of Carl Tatroe, of Cherokee.
was brought here for burial on Tues
day Of last week. The Tatroe family
lived here some years ago.
Mr.. Calnan has q new blacksmith
from the eastern part of the state
DR.. Ingersoll was in Omaha a few
days the past week. g
Mrs. Will Aldrich was in Dow City
last week visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cramer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Davie motored to
Elkhart, taking the car belonging to
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gleadall. They re-
turned on the train Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lyman, OF DenisOn, has been in
town the past week visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. A. N. Jordan.
Des Mones Capital: Some of the
politicians are saying that Wood did
a bad thing for himself; that he will
make enemies among the working men
and thus lose their vote; that no mat
ter what he does he will be doing
things a great many people will not
like. But those who knew Gen. Wood
realize that his first idea is to his duty
as a soldier and a citizen. Those who
know him best are not surprised that
he goes right back to his military
duties regardless of any personal con-
sequences. He believes it is a sol
diers duty to serve his country first
and himself last.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-03-18
DENOUNCES PROHIBITION
Vermont Governor Warns of Growth
 of Federal Power

New York, March 14.-Some phases of Washington legislation were char acterized by Gov. Percival W. Gle nent of Vermont "as government by politicians" Saturday night at the annual dinner of the Vermont Socie-
 y at the Hotel Pennsylvania. Legis- lation of a political hue, he said, has proceeded to "break up big business in one day at great cost to the Ameri an people and on the next day the same combination had been restored as perfectly legal.
 The governor also said that the attempt to force the eighteenth amendment on Vermont, or on any other state, without the consent of the people, was an attempt to substi- tute class or party legislation for the majority will.
 Washington is continually reach ing out for party" he said. "Unless we stop it we will have a government more tyrannical than was ever the case in any monarchy"
The Carlisle independent., 1920-03-18
NEW SERVICE FOR HOMI BUILDERS

The ever onward march of progress records another victory. The old fashioned lumber yard is fast be- coming a memory, with it's bleak, unpainted sheds and dirty office and in its stead is the modern building store where in place of boards and timbers to greet the customer we see extensive displays of actual photo graphs of homes and buildings, a large assortment of plans and helps to assist the builder in obtaining the complete building he desires.
 The material merchants have come to realize that the home builders are not interested in How many feet of 2x4's it takes to frame a house or what the material is worth per thou sand feet, but the information they seek is:
 "What will my new home look like? How will it be arranged? What will 1t cost complete ?"
 In answer to this demand of the building public an extensive building service has been established, known the country over as the most practi- cal, helpful and economical ever of fered to home builders. This orga- nization, by name, "Ye Planry" Ser vice furnishes it's builders advice and plans only through the local lumber dealers in each territory.
 They furnish their dealers, the local |lumberman. with a display of modern home plans, suggestions, information etc. pertaining to every department of building. The owner can go to this 'ocal dealer and buy a home or ga- rage from actual photographs just like he would buy any other commo- dity.
 The designs they show are the same homes as featured in the Ladies' Home Journal, Hollands Magazine and other National Publications as we'll as larger city Home Building
The Carlisle independent., 1920-03-18
NOTICE OF LETTING OF FRNC-
 ING CONTRACT

Notice is hereby given that the Fencing Board Of Fencing District No. B-4, of Lonoke County, Arkansas, will receive sealed bids for the con truction of approximately 34 f-2 niles of fence and fifty (50) gates for 5aid district up until one o'clock p. m. on Saturday, March 27th, 1920, at which time the bids will be opened. The plans and specifications for the construction of said fence is on file in he office of the County Clerk, Lonoke, trkansas, and copies thereof may be obtained from Eari s. Smith, engi- leer, Lonoke, Arkansas.
 The successful bidder will be re- Iuired to execute a good bond condi- toned for the faithful performance If the contract. as provided by law. I'll bids should be addressed to L. C. McCrary, Secretary, Lonoke, Arkansas March 16, 1920.
 J. I. Glover, Chairman
 l.. c. McCrary, Sec'y
 Fred Swears, Member. AEcf