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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-21

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Batteries Martin liuaty ord Wink
en- Myatt Harlan, Dictz and fiertins
REYNOLDS
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-21
Essex Wins On Quality
Minus Useless Weight

ESSEN won recognition on the issue
Of finest quality without useless weight
and size. That issue is uppermost today.
You will take pride in your ESSEX
from the first. Its beauty, luxurious
fittings and its performance give it dis
tinction everywhere. And time will in
crease your respect for it. You will come
to rely absolutely on its dependability
You will find it always ready for any
demands YOU may make.
These are reasons why ESSEN set a
worlds sales record in its first year.
And orders are now so far ancad it is
certain even that unrivaled mark will
be surpassed this year.
Thousands, realizing this, are placing
heir orders now. We advise that you do
tn esame, to avoid disappointment.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-21

ESSEX is easy to operate. Driving
does not fatigue. Its quick response to
The lightest touch and its smooth, restful
comfort in motion, account for this.
That is why so many women are ES-
SEX owners. They appreciate its safety,
too. Us controls are simple and instan-
taneous. 1t makes fast time, with Sc
curity, even in difficult traffic.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-21

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fiat rlios. sptho.u Buyit ud Sow
crcld Ross Wetzcll ana Gibson.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-21
Essex Almost Doubles
Light Car Endurance
Essex Has Performance Like the COstlieSt Fine Cars
It's World Endurance Record Has NeUey Been RiUaIed

The most important thing ESSEN has
proved is that weight and size are no
longer necessary to finest car quality.
Its 3,037 miles in 30 hours is world
endurance record. The test was official
Supervisors Of the A, A. a. certified the
ESSEX stock chassis in every detail.
Never before was car driven at top
speed for 80 hours. The grind was equal
to years Of road use Yet the ESSEN
showed no measurable wear
What car The ESSEN size and
weight, can even attain mile-a-minute
speed, much less keep it up for 80 hours?
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-21
BASEBALL
ATHLETICS WIN ONE.
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BROWNSVILLE Tcyas. Mnfrn eo.
ri y
50 Louis Nationals
Philadelphia Americans
iihtteriofs st. i.ouls ininpH May
and Dhhocilcr Clonons. Philadelphia.
Eckert md Hommci Styi's
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-21
Such Endurance AS You
Want in Your Car

These decisive tests proved ESSEX
not only the supreme performer Of the
light car field, but they showed that the
moderate priced, economical ESSEX
has such endurance and dependability
as few large, high priced cars offer
Greater size could add nothing to Els
Sen. 1t has the qualities, weight and
size are built to Overriding comfort,
solidness, distinction and smooth, quiet
pace. But in addition it has fuel, oil
and tire economy. And its great dur
ability means freedom from repair costs
and positive, dependable transporta-
ton.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-21

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Batteries; Wilson. Moador and Loo;
Pennington. Carlson. Hamilton aud
cunkel
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-21

AZ Oklahoma city. Okln-- H. ". T.
Minneapolis American Assn..9 ~
Oklahoma city. Western .,....6 10
Batteries Roberts L.. Shaucr and
owens. Stoner. walker, Van Motoi
and Banner.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30
COLCHESTER

Hon. Charles J. Bennett. state high way commissioner. wife and son, and Charles F. Taylor of the highway de- pertinent, were visitors. in town Thurs day looking over the new state road E Clark Otis returned to Scranton, Pa, Thursday after few days visit with his daughter, Mrs. A. T. Van Cleve, on South Main. street.
 Arthur G. WickWire of New Haven was the guest of his mother. Mrs. G. G. Wick wire on South Main street, Friday
 Warren Hungerford of Millington was calling on friends in town, Friday,
 Several of the young men who work on the state road job went by auto truck to Moodus, Friday evening to attend the fair which is being run by St Bridgets church of that place
 Clayton D. Barton and brother Of Eagan of Hebron were the guests of Friday.
 John Huntiey and Miss Katherine friends in town Friday. in town Friday.
 Thomas P. Kinney, Edward Kelly and Samuel Gellert rSotored to Norwich Sat urday.
 George M Case left town for an ex- tended motorcycle trip through New York. Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. He will cover little over 1000 miles on the trip.
 James Horowitz was visitor in Nor wich, Friday, and returned with a new auto purchased of Norwich dealer.
 Leonard Siebert of East Hampton was caller here Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30
CONNECTICUT WILL SHARE
 IN NURSE SCHoLARsHIPs

Approximately $10,o00 is set aside by the American Red Cross. of which Con necticut is to have it's proportionate share, for nurse scholarships to be award ed to the successful applicants who wish to take the eight months training for which the scholarship provides. This was the announcement made by Miss Mar garet K. Stack, director of child hygiene andN public health nursing of the state department of health.
 The maximum scholarship is $500, but as some nurses do not need or wish, ths full amount partial scholarships are also awarded. The scholarships are open to all registered nurses, preference being goven to those who have some education and are in good physical health.
 Those who apply agree to take the eight months of training as provided in the scholarships and then agree to take a position as public health nurse fof at least one year. There is great scarcity of public health nurses in this state and it is hoped that the scholarships will in- duce many applicants to come forward. Connecticut's share of the scholarship fund will be determined when it is known how many successful applicants have ap- piled. The training will be begun in Octo- Der in New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30
BREED THEATRE.

For it's feature attraction today ana tomorrow the Breed will present that rib-tickling riot, Parlor, Bedroom and Bath photoplay version of the famous stage success of the same name which had an extended run in New York Ihis is A bedroom farce and concerns Reggie Irving who sends scented love letters to himself so that his wife will believe him to be fascinating to other women His wife suspects the worst-that her husband is true to her. Reggie secures the aid of Polly Hathaway, known as the Town Tattler who writes scandal for d scandal sheet Polly prints alarm ing things about Reggie. Still wine 1ears that her husband is true. Reggie plans to register at e hotel with Polly. Ar arrangements are made but somehow Reg pie mistakes Eita Leslie for the party he is to accompany to the hotel Nita husband has gone away without her ana she wishes to have revenge. Complica- t;ons arise when Nita's husband returns and traces his wife to the hotel wlth Reggie. Reggie is getting on famous ly with both Nita and Polly when ne IS interrupted by his wife and Nitas hus- hand. After a trying time everything is settled to the satisfaction of the nus hand and Robbie is able to convince HIS wife that he is regular lady killer. Pearl White will also be seen Tn The Black Secret and other pictures on HE bill include the Pathe News ana cen tury comedy.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANNOUNCE BIC ATTRACTIONS

FOR THE COUNTY FAIR
 With it's midway, horse racing carni- val, shows, free vaudeville, band con-- certs and exhibits and other numerous amusements, this years county far. which starts Labor Day for three days' looks like record breaker.
 In each of the many departments there has been unusual activity from the start, wiSh indications that the entries will exceed those of former years This denotes more general interest in this form of diversion and in increased prlde in exhibiting the products of the farm and of the home. Admirers of blooded cattle and of prize poultry will be re- warded in their visits to those depart ments.
 Every detail in the making of real old fashioned New Englnad fair is be- ing taken care of in a fashion that shows that the fair management is out to eclipse their records of former years. In addition to the stock, there wfR be displays of vegetables, fruits, farm i'm plements and machinery, handiwork ano of household products Track enthusl- asts are assured of some of the most spirited racing in years. This year S4,- 800 in purses is offered the winners. This year there will be an added at traction at the fair, for the White Ex- position Shows will bring to the IdH grounds an up-to-the-minute carnNai company with several first class shows, big ferris wheel and a merry-go- i round The carnival will be one of the biggest drawing cards on the grounds l Although other fairs are increasing thelr admission prices this year, there will be no increase in the admission prices to the New London Counay Fair They re- i main the same as last year; half ool- 1 lar for the adults and only quarter for l the kiddies And no war tax.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30
DAVIS THEATRE.

B. Warmers compelling ability as finished actor is displayed to full advan- tage in One Hour Before Dawn, screen adaptation of Mansfield Scott's novel. Be- hind Red Curtains.
 Yesterdays audience at the Davis thea ire was thrilled and mystified during it's entire five reels. The action takes place at a house party where H. B. Warner admits that Frank Leigh, as the hypno- tist has petty power over the minds or men. but that he cannot subvert the Di- vine mind and he will find this true when he attempts to make a good man do an evil thing.
 The hypnotst dares Warner tU allow himself to be hypnotized, and he finally submits. The hypnotist then commands Warner to kill Howard Davies, mem Der of the house party, who has forced his attentions on Anna c. Nilsson, whom Warner loves.
 The next morning Davies is discovered murdered, and the hypnotic spell over Warner is so compelling as to make him really. think that he killed Davies. The unraveling of the mystery is bafhing, to sayAthe least.
 The second feature Is 39 East, with Constance Binney and the original cast Those who saw the play at this theatre will enjoy the picturs and those Wno didn't see the play have real treat Tn store Paramount Screen Magazine com pletes the show which will be the pro- gram for today and tomorrow.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30
Seat Sale Today for The Rainbow Giri'
 Coming to the Davis Theatre.

Gleason & Blocks The Rainbow Girl is announced for an engagement at the Davis theatre Wednesday evening, Sept 1st
 The Rainbow Girl is billed as the most perfect musical comedy of the past five seasons. It is said to be so because of the careful attention which has been giv- en to detail While there are twenty odd members who appear in principal charac- ter parts, the chorus is said to be the finest vocally and physically that can be assembled. The chorus is a detail often overlooked Thus assisted by an ensenl- ble that cansing and dance, Ramsey De Mar, Julie Eastman, Johnnie Jordan and Gene Carlson execute terpsichorean manoeuvres which are joy. With it all there is strict conservation of costum- ing so that Natures alluring charms are not hidden under bushel basket
 This chorus also contributes to the su- peror work of Katherine Shaw, who sings the prima donna role, and George Lydecker, who sings the male lead, and Sam Sidman and Frank Harrington, who are the leading funmakers. Thus the chorus in this case, severally ana col lectively, becomes an important factor.
 The Rainbow Girl is originally the work of Jerome K. Jerome. The book was written by Rennold Wolf and music by Louis A. Hirsch. These gentlemen also wrote the lines and music for Zieg- field Follies, the latter also having written the music for Going Up. The scenery was painted by Joseph Urban.
 Seat sale today at 10 a. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30
AT THE STRAND.

The Strand has wonderful sho" 10. TOT Monday, Tuesday and WeGnesday. Ine feature act will be Musical Johnson, who is a wizard with all instruments that has a tune. Annette and Rose come next in a singing, talking and Ganclng specially novelty that knows no equal. Charlotte Haugh and company are four people in an up-to-date revue, and is fuli of pep as we'll as being classy noNet,s, .,
 For the special feature picture tne strand will show Mitchell Lewis ill Faith of the Strong, which is a smash ing northwood drama that is just chuck f,II1 of thrills, fights, suspense and lausn- ter. If you like a northwood picture you cannot afford to miss this one Gau- mont News will close this supreme snow. The Strand is the only vaudeville house in Norwich, besides showing the best photoplays. Emily Stevens the FaI known legitimate stage star, will pc shown in the most heart-appealing love story ever told, entitled The Sacred Flame, also four other big first class at fractions on Thursday, Friday and Sat urday
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30
FLANDERS

Mir and Mrs Tom WelIes of South street, went to New Haven, Friday, to hear Governor Cox speak.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Robertson went to New Haven, Friday, to hear Gov. Cox.
 Miss Anna Baisler and Mrs. Fitzpat- rick of New York, who spent the past two weeks as the guests of Mrs. Franz, re- turned to New York. Saturday
 Flanders school will commence next week with a teacher from Portland, Me.
 Mrs. Tom Welles has been appointed town suffrage leader.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robertson entertained Sunday MT. and Mrs. N. C.. Maine of Bolton and A. H. Brown of Amherst, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30

der the direction of Bandmaster c. N. c. Wheeler the following program was rem dered: America; march. Our Fighting Men, Rocerete; overture. Beauties of Erin, medley of Irish airs. Beennet; fox trot, The Love Nest, from musical com e.ly Mary, Hirsch; song,s selected, James Johnstone; selection, Buddies, from mu- sical comedy Buddies. lillian; one-step, Floating Down to Cotton Town, Klick- man; American Patrol, Meaeham; march, Khaki Bill, Watson Star Spangled Ban-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30
woArEN's FARM IS TO
 HAVE SCHOOL BUILDING

The architect has completed plans for the school building to be erected by the state of Connecticut at the state farm for women at Brides Lake, East Lyme The structure will be 40x75 feet, frame con- struction, two stories high, and will be fitted up for school purposes, with a gymnasium and other facilities for the work of the farm. The building wifi be steam heated.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30
What Is Coin 7 On Tonight.

Vaudeville and Mction Pictures ht Davis Theatre.
 Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at the Strand
 Motion Pictures ta Breed Theatre.
 Democratic Caucus in Town Hall
 Uncss Ledge, No. Il, l. o. o. F., imeets in Odd Fellows Hall.
 JThames Union, No. lS7. c. B. of c. and ]. of A.. neets in Carpenters Uan
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30

With the return of Alsace it is esti- mated that Frances annual productive capacity for sole leather is increased by 75o,0o0 to 900,000 hides. No tanneries are located in Lorraine.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30

Laugh and the world laughs with ysu growl and the world laughs at you
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30

osed car leaves
 morning except
 fer Willimantic.
 to leave Willi- Inquire at New hotels. neV24a
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30

JAY M. SHEPARD
 Succeeding Fillmore x Shepard Funeral Director & EmbalmeE so-e2 noRTH ST. WlLLlMANTIc Lady Assistant Tel. connection
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30

H. E. SAVAGE7S c. Bulletin Office every Sunday at 4 30 o'clock First car in morning mantle for Norwich
 York Lunch or at the
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30

Knights of Pythias, Natchaug lodge, meets in l. O. O. F. hall.
 Thread City Cyclers meet in club rooms on Main street
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-19

| Honda eselcia perturbadora de la
mente. bellas palabras. expression ma
gistral de la sduda en- que muchos des-
ifallecen. =. Yo voy a contestar a mi
amiA insigne sobrc esa duda, sin que
| inc a,ySNrice la respuesta la autori-
dad de%A sabidurfa. Solo la experien-
cia la fe.
Ahf esta toda la dificultad del viyir.
Ii Nos contentamOs con una hofa. :?
Son pocos sesenta minutos... iReduci-
mos nuestro anhelo un minute.
Esa es la. existencia de un insecto in
ferior. Y como sentimos dentro de nues
tro ser Ia persistencia de los anhelOs y
/, la esperanza de 10 definitivo. andamos
ell 10 terrestre como .aquel loco de ST.
racusa que no dormfa pensandO en- que
;las horas del reboso lie iban a privar
de los goces de la eXistencia, cuando
GAIA rendido de sueiio sobre las losas
de la calle lie despertaban los punta-
pies de los transeuntes, llamandole bo-
rracho V contradictOr de los buenOs
usos ciudadanos. i.s,
iUn minute. :. Lo que Sc detiene ell
| tren en- las estaciOnes, sin impOrtan-
icia. ;. FOrma chronological desprecia-
BILE. ;. Sin embargo, el minute 10 es to-
do. Napoleon dijo de su fracaso Ell Wa
terloo que un minute de tibieZa, de re-
traso, tai vez de traicion Y de ignomi-
mia, cambio la faz de Europa. .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-19

Acabo de leer Ell Ia admirable Reels
ia De Litfos, que dirige el notable es-
critor Luis Bello. fragInentos de una
conferenaa que di6 en-: q Ateneo obre-
TO, de Gfjon. el 10. de Septiembre de
1918 d. Manuel Garcia Morente, pre-
. claro catedratico uno de los espfritus
mas quelientes ,le la yerlad. Y unas
palabras edc esa confereneia ponen Ia
pluma eir mi lnano.
Tratase del gran problema esprit
tual. Hoy y...? LAY -? ;Lo perece-
dero... ?ssLo etelno..?
No tena el lector que me enfrasque
en- disquisiciones tilos0ficas. Me falta
colnpeteneia. Me sobfa ei conocimiento
de que ms humildes paginas solo pue-
den contener materials amenas.
Pero qpiero discIrrir sobre la pro-
puesta def seilor Morente.
Fl ha dicho en- esa famosa conferen-
cia
Nos hemos lido acostumbrando POGO
POGO a no vivir EN- el presente como
presente. sino como transito a un maiia
ia mejor, q. nunca llega. At6nitos en-
tire la idea de un future mejor, que ne
cesitamose conquistar, corremos hacia
ese oasis, que el espejismo dibuja en- la
lejanfa, xcuando llega la hora de la
muerte advertimos que el termino Sc
halia ijslejano como sc hailaba al CO.
mellzar pliestra carrera.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-19

Cicer0n escribi6: "Mientras doy un
pase decide mi suerte."
Felipe III pronunci6 aquella Erase
tan sabida: "El tempo yo contra
otros dos.'' Y como el tempo es la, con-
tinuidad desgranada EN- minutos, el
Rey Prudente consign6 el respeto que
es debido a ese paso de la aguja del
reloj entire las dos rayitas que nos VAN
devorando, a los altos Y a los humildes,
como dientecillos agudos Y comedores.
El minute, es salto de eada pulse ell
las velras, de cada aspiration pillmo-
mar. l.Fa ,,i4tt@ s
En- csc minute effmero, rdpido. Voc
landero, hay que hacerlo todo, todo 10
possible. todo 10 impossible tambien.
FL heroismo es la voluntad Y la dig
nidad condensada en- un minute.
FL sabio no acierta en- sus pesquisas
COZ IA la ingrata materia, sino Ell ell
mi 4tHo ell que sorprende ell secreto.
Pfque es la vida como pajarito
erran9e, al que espera el caZador. 81
no coinciden el vuelo del animalejo Y
ell diAparo de Ia tiecha de la escopeta,
el aNe-escapa y el hombre que iba a
mat3rla sufre ell fracaso.
ror ESQ HI que laborar sin tregua !;
hay que recogV todos nuestros propo-
sitos en- cada una de esas sesenta par
tes de la h0ra.
FL hol IAN necesita siglos, Y como
el no los ye, queda anulado, Dorado,
initil Y esteril. ~ iCuantos hombres
eminentes. pasaron de la NADIA a la ma
da por pensar que, el minute era mise
rrima molecula del tempo. La vida
no se4aterrumpe Late sin cesar. Dolo-
res, esperanzas. tTistezas. jiibilos.,. Sc
van como las aguas del rio ante el indi-
ferente que las We c0rrer.,
Los mfsticos han establecido la for
maila: "Vas a 1norir. Guando? No 10
sabes. Aprovecha la ocasi6n.s Todo es
OCCASION. Piensa siempre ell til futura
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-19

/ calidad, ALA ell el cielo, ell la hondu-
Ia Internal
Los prosaicos entienden de otro mo-
do este asunto. Para ellos el minute no
existe. Masa blanda Ia de yiFir, ellos
Green que pueden eortar por ;donde. les
convenga. Y les .:ocurre que cortan
cuando la inasa Sc ha conclude. No
queda cosa de ella Ell cuchillo cae re-
sonante sobre la naia.. s;:,si aisa, 1,
Los que cuidan de su debei' ante
Dios, los que tenen la justicia. !. los que
Sc preparan al failo. esos estan atentos,
miranda Ia muesfra de la maquina GRO
nol6gica, Y ponen EN- cada segundo, un
pensamiento de perd6n, una espeeranzza
en- 10 definitivo. . s5, ,aaas3 /
Y para los que de ese modo' transi-
tan por el Vale de I4agrimas, los mi
nutos son caudal recogido. moneditai
recaudada, seiial del sacriicio, acniia-
ci0n de las abnegaciones. ,a,5
Los buenos, los sacrificados, Jos ;ejem7
plares Ell la lucha contra el mai, ateso-
rizan los minutes como iayaros que ,est
conden sus dineros. Saben que la colec-
ci6n de esos minutes es la vida. Y para
i,que la vida sea digna del ofrecimiento
a Dios. hay que presentar el caudalito
limpio v reluciente. +. 9ls.l !,
De ese modo entire el minutoique yivi-
mos y la Eternidad que apetecemos So
10 hay una diferencia: la voluntad del
que sc entreg6 sin cesar q Ia Ley de
| Dios. a M a,,6 Is. h.
Inferior ciel.tamente, ese comentaTip.
la ciencia del senior Morente. Permf-
tame que a pesar de mi impericia,
ofrezca al sabio catedratico. al confe
renciante de Gij6n. Ia prueba de que
hay, frera de las logias de la ciencia.
quienes piensan que entire el minute
| la Eternidad solo hay un trdnsito: el
fdel satrificio.
j. Oftcgu MuHiHd.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-19

lcaci0h en sp4 .hoass;e ;ee Alida, concebl
do ilpsr, e. Baez j.. nj. Ia. iMamutes
Ellos desean hacer pnblico su agrade-
cimiento los; jefes de la casa, Il la q.
shhy que felicltar tambi6n, pues estD
venfa ddiiSe en .. II, bttssieefcsii4 III
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