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Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21
POETRY
TTIs DARIy0 OF con.

Back in the morning of the wistful
 years, God dreamed a wonder-d dream and then
 He Spake: @Lo. out of the dust a mystery will
 make: Make man and dover him with the gift
 of tears, With dreams and vaiors and the
 shadow fears, With love and longing and heart
 to break-- \ free soul poised for mastery or
 mistake Then leave him alone before the great
 careers. T know the risk. the terror of My Vet I must make him free, to be the Of seraphim who guard the cosmic
 gates; Behold in h,s hand the glory and the As he goes forth to build eternal Now there is danger in the universe9" -Edwin Markham. in January Nau- titus
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21
ATTENTION Sidewalks

The ordinances of the City of Nor. wich impose a penalty of $5 upon any owner, occupant or person having the care. of any land or building abuttine the public highways ot the City where there is a sidewalk. either graded or paved, who fails to have removed therefrom all snow, sleet and ice with in three hours after it shall have been deposited, or within three hours after sunrise when the same has fallen in the night season. and also upon any such party who fails to have the snow on such sidewalk removed or properig sanded within two hours of its becon1. ing so deposited during the day time for each Successive period of foU hours thereafter. that 1t so remaiI after proper notice given.
 This will give notice to all affects by the foregoing Ordinances that th same will be. strictly enforced and any cuted frOm this time forward.
 JAMES P. FOX
 dccl9d Street Commissioner.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21
THE ADvENTUnE BEAUTIFUL.

From poem in scldier's letter published in the Literary Digest. Today the journey is ended; ' I have worked out the mandates of
 fate: Naked, alone. undefended
 I knock at the 7uttermost gate. Lo! the gate. swings wide at my
 knocking:
 Across the e-Iless reaches I see Lost friends With daughter come flock
 ing
 To give a glad welcome to me. FareWelli the maze has been threaded i; This is the ending of strife; Sat not that death should be dreaded, Iris but the beginning of life. E. c. Fl
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21

tion in reference to the subject matter of your letter of Jan. il.
 1t is not. a, function of the Ameri- can Legion to review acts of the gov- ernment during the war in connection with the classification of men subject to the selective service act, or. to re- view the claims of any individual who finds it necessary to justify his ex- emption from military service"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21
JIMMY WILDE TO MEET
 ERTLE AT MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 20-Simmy Wilde English f1yweight champion boxer, will meet Mike Ertle of St Paul on Jan. 29 before a local clJa,. Ertle is to weigh 115 pounds, accord to agreement. Ertle takes the place of Frankie Mason of Indiana. who orig inaliy was booked to meet Wilde.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21
Ti-ers Win Aouatie Meet.

New York. Jan. 20.-Princeton de- feated Columbia, "o points to 4, in d dual swimming meet here tonight. The Tigers won the water polo con- test to 0. breaking the tie for first place in the Intercollegiate Swimming league. Each team had won. three games previously.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

The Board Of Relief of the Town of Norwich, Conn. will meet in the City Hall building, in said Town, each day, Sundays e1cepted, ftom Feb. 2d to Feb. to appeals from the doipgs of the As sessors. and to transact any other busi : ness proper to be done at said meet ing.
 Dated at Norwich. Conn. Jan. 3sth, 1920.
 FRED c. PRoTHERo,
 JAMES C. FITZPATRICK,
 FELIX P. MMAHON, jan2od Board of Relief.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21
o'Dowd Knocks Out Murphy

Boston, Jan 20-Mike O'Dowd of St. Paul, Minn., middleweight cham pion, knocked out Tommy Murphy of Chicago, here tonight in the third
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21
YALE TO COMPETE IN
 AMERICAN LEGION TRACK MEET

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 20-Yale will send ten men to compete in a track meet to be held next Saturday under the auspices of the 106th Infan- try Post American Legion, in Brook lyn, N. Y, it was announced tonight.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21
MONEY.

New York, Jan. 20. = Call money easy; high [; low 6; ruling rate '; closing bid S; offered at '; last loan 6; bank acceptances 4 7-e.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21
Rantams vs. J. c. Roxsra.

The big attraction for Wednesday evening in the Baltic gym will be in breaking the tie between the Jewett City Rovers and the Baltic Bantams Both teams have come across with a victory, and this game will decide who takes the laurels.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21
Cardinals vs. Baltic Aces.

The Greeneville Cardinals have scheduled a game with the Baltic Aces for next Friday night. This will be the first game that the Cardinals have played this season and a good showing is expected of them.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21
COTTON
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

New York. Jan, 20. - Spot cotton steady; middIing 39.55.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21
Proper Attire For Skating

By "Bobby'' Mclean
 Worlds Champion Ice Skater When Old Jack Frost creeps into your bones and the ponds, rivers an6
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21

Love laughs at locksmiths, but he smiles at. the goldsmiths.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21

round of scheduled twelve round catchweight bout.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-25
FOR WASHINGTON

MT. and Mrs. Harry Kifst departed Thursday afternoon for Bellingham, Washington, where Mr. Kirst will en- gage in business.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-25

to feel like a new one. We'll sir, to day I am in better condition than have been in for many years and I am still gaining both in weight and strength right along. I work every day without tiring easly, eat just any thing I want and sleep like a log every night. For long time I have been bothered with my kidneys, but since taking Tanlac they are better and my whole system has been built up splendidly. I want to say to any one suffering from stomach trouble and a rundown condition, take Tanlac by all means for my exerience is that there's nothing like it."
 '"Tanlac is sold in Clifton by Clifton Drug Co.,, in Duncan by Elk Drug Co.,, in Morenci by Brown and Beck; in Metcalf by Bainez and Valdez and in Franklin by Franklin Cooperative Mercantile Institution adv.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-25
COL. GREENWAY REFUSES
 TO RUN FOR SENATE

Before leaving Chicago Sunday night Colonel John G. Greenway, of Warren, who had been there attending the republican national convention, gave out statement that he will not be candidate for the republican nom- ination for United States senator in Arizona th;s fall. Colonel Greenways' name has been mentioned in connec' tion with the senatorial nomination ever since his return from France. It was generally believed that he would be a candidate in the event. of the whom he served in Cuba.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-25
WAS AFRAID TO
 CROSS THE STREET
Could Hardly Stand Up-Suffered Thirty Years-Restored by Tax
 ing Tanlac

Daddy Smiths Home Garden Mar ket Fresh Vegetables and Plants of All Kinds for Sale Here''
 Nearly everybody in Los Angeles will remember having read the above sign at 2711 South Main street, and hundreds of people are personally ac- quainted with J. F. ("Daddy'O Smith over which place of business the sign appears.
 Daddy Smith is not only through ly posted on business affairs, but is also well up on matters of general in- terest: He talks especially interest ing on the subject of medicines, hay ing, as he says, tried everything dur ing the past thirty years in his efforts to overcome a chronic case of indi- gestion. In relating his experience a few days ago Daddy Smith had a great deal to say about Tanlac, de. claring that it is the only medicine he has ever found that did him much good. Here is his statement:
 For at least thirty years I have suffered the worst kind of indigestion After eating I would bloat up as tight as a drum and feel miserable for HOuTS. DuT1HS IHe past three years especially I just suffered agony, and no matter what I ate, if only piece of bread, the results were the same. I often had to get up three or four times at night and take soda or somC- thing else trying to get relief frocl my misery so I could slce had nc appetite, and with only two or three hours sleep at night and not eating much of anything I got so nervous and weak that I could hardly keep going.
 For sometimes before I took Tan lac I would not attempt to cross the street alone, for I was so weak I was afraid of falling. I was dizzy all the time and would trenible all over like leaf. Well, I was completely down and out-not worth nickle, so far as any kind of work was concerned. have read and studied a great deal and believe I have tried every medi- cine I ever heard of and will say right here that I nave never found the equal of Tanlac. At first I thought Tanlac was going to fail me like all the rest had, as the first bot tie seemed to do me little good if any good. But I stuck to it and while on my fifth bottle my stomach began
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-25
MAN IS SLAIN AT MORALES
 IN GUN BATTLE
Two Draw Pistols On Sight Result
 of Long Dispute

Nogales, Sonora, June 23-As the result of prolonged dispute, Theo- dore Orendorff was shot and killed by Carlos Lambrain here tonight as Or. endorff emerged from the Southern Pacific of Mexico depot. Both slayer and victim were employed as engin- eers by the S. P. de M. company.
 Lambrain refused to divulge the motive of the murder for which he is charged and although jailed and ques- toned by officers would make no statement
 According to bystanders Orendorff had returned from run and entered the depot for the purpose of regis tration. As he emerged Lambrain is alleged to have called him by name The pair both drew weapons and be- gan firing. Orendorff was shot through the stomach and died an hour later in the municipal hospital from the wound. Both men fired three shots, one of which lodged in Lanlbrain's hand
 That the men were prepared to kill at sight. is proven by the audiences of the affray as Orendorff walked from the station. Lambrain offered DO resistance to officers.
 Although there is no basis for the suposition it is rumored about No gales that Orendorff and Lambrain quarrelled over family affairs and that it was a case of the fatal "trian- gle'' motive.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-25
ALLEGED BANDIT ARRESTED

Oscar Schultz, the man who held up and robbed some tourists near Spring erville, after leading the officers a merry chase" for a week, surrender ed to Sheriff Ham6lIn Thursday night. at Nutrioso. He was taken to St. Johns, waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the superior court. His companion, Harold Olsen, gave himself up when crowded too closely during the chase early in the week, and he is also in the county jail. Schultz has been a resident of Apache county several years and has a home stead at Nutrioso, while Olsen, who is r years old is d 1.hphew of tn, late Leonard Olsen, the cattle man who was killed by Fay Sheek..
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-25
FROM MORENCI

FROM MORENCI
 A. B. Williams, Finance Officer of the Lloyd c. Hill American Legion at Morenci was a pleasant caller at the Copper Era this week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-25
CATTLEMEN IN TOWN

The following cattlemen have been in town the past week on business: T. P. Wilson, R. R. Miller, Virgil Leonard, c. c. Barber, Tom Fulchsr Johnny Fulcher, B. B. Martin, Tom McCulloch, Earnest Maley, Maggie Jones and Harlem Walker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
IN GR|? OF DREADED FLU" SIZE
ASKED DRUGGIST WHAT To Do
Feverish, Weak and Aching
All Over She Was
Scared.
WAS so HOARSE
COULDN'T TALK

when wont into the drug store |
was SO huarsc could hardly talk ana
had dreadful cough and sharp SHOOT.
Ing pains through nay chest. I'm sure |
was rrv"rISh, too. and was really Ill.
could hardly move and my eyes were
rcd and watery and my nose ran per-
feet stream. I could not eat or sleep
and my head achrd 80 had | should have
been in bed. but ] got 10 the drug store
all right and asked them what IN the
world | should take. They know DO
cause about everybody in Washington
was down with III" Flu. They told me
Earlc's Hypo-Cud WAS the only thing for
nc and I'm mighty glad | got II. II |
hadn't I'm sure | would have been down
with 1t and the nurses and doctors
rushed 10 death goodness knows how |
would have come through" declared Mrs.
Mary Lott. 226 street. y. w. Wash
tnIuu, n. {.
I'm mighty glad took their advice.
f"r b"f"r" had takrn the first bottle
was feeling better. 1t stopped the
cough and cold in no tim" and by tho
i,nl" the first bottle was gone ] had a
dandy appc:it" and was feeling like my
old srlf again. To make long story
short II either cured the Flu which |
honestly think I had or els" il wardcd
~ and ] only hope that everybody
- stricken will ~ once use this new
ana wonderful medicine" continued Mrs.
Lott.
Tho statements OF thousands could be
ublished--scait"red statements from
people in scores OF cities could be- mixed
in with these from the nations capital
but surely after reading the above and
the statements Of still others in articles
above this one--no one need hesitate
about taking Hypo-God and terrifying
themselves quickly rebuilding th"m-
selves II showing any Of the various
symptoms Of The dreaded Flu"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10

,hreo eoys or girls who on February
90. 1920. wrote the best essays on the
subject. What are tho benefits OF an
enlistment N the L. s. Army"
TAen IN May 8. 1920. these three boys
and girls. accompanied by parents or
guardians. trailroad fares ana all ex-
penSss paid TO Washington and return
Tor both winners and parentsl. VIII Dc
presented with medals by Secretary
Baker himself.
Gold medal. suitably engraved. TO the
winner Of tho nrst prize.
Silver medal. suitably engraved to
tho winner Of tho second prize.
Bronze medal. suitably engraved. TO
In addition, three beautiful silver
cups. beautifully engraved. will be pre-
scented 70 the winners by Secretary Ba-
ker 10 De carried back homo by them as
The contest IS under tho auspices OF
the War Department. but the newspa-
per, Come Back. the official organ or
tho Walter Reed Hospital in Washing
ton. asked permission 10 purchase the
prizes Tho permission was granted
and the school children arc really COM
petlng for prizes that were provided by
MANNED and injured soldiers nov at
Walter Reed Hospital.
There is no age limit IN this contest
santa Barbara. California has the same
chance Of winning prtIe as has tho
Nineteen wear old school boy OF Balti-
more.
New York state has many times tbs
number OF school pupils that Nevada
has, yet tina chance OF producing win
ners in each OF these states Is exactly
tho samo.
Essays will be written in the class
rooms on Friday. February 20. 1920.
from notes n desired.
No essay will be moro than four nun
dred words In length:
Pencil, or pen and ink. may os USED,
but tho essay will DO written on only
ons s!de Of the sheet.
ESSAYS will be Judged strictly on 4
basis Of % originality. t2) expression.
t2l sincerity.
Each school will be Judge Of It's own
product. Tho principal OF each school
Will appoint a hoard Of three judges to
select ono essay az the entry from his
school He Will then forward the entry
not later ,h.n February p. 1920. 70 the
army recruiting station nearest his
school.
The district recruiting officer will
appoint a board Of three Judges to pass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
HAD ALL THE
SYMP TOMS Of
DREADED flu
Her Son Had Fever, Nose
Ran, Eyes Watered-Had
Pain in Chest.
COUGHED A GREAT /
DEAL-WORRIED HER

Goodness. but I was afraid my son
was going to have pneumonia or tho
Flu He had some fever and oughed
a great deal. He had a catarrhal con-
dition Of the nose and throat and ne
sneczed and sneezed. His nose run con-
stnntly and his eyes vera so red and
wa'"ry he was sight. He complained
of pains In his chest and was dread
fully afraid he was going to be taken
down. Fortunately a friend told me
Just what to get for him and I am So
firmly convinced It will help others
want TO recommend this Erandest medi-
cine In the world to everybody" de-
,lared Mrs. F. c. Prather. 22l8 Mime
sofa Ave. Washington. D. c.
II took my friends advice and got a,
bottle Of Earle's Hypo-Cod and II ems
Iircly cure him Of those awful symp-A
toms. 1t stopped his cough in no time
and 1t has built him up and given him
strength and his appetite Is good again.
1t surely Is a grand quick medicine and
the best we ever had in the house." con-
tinued Mrs. Prather.
People in such a weakened fevcrish
condition should Systematically go about
strengthening their system and Earic'f;
Hypo-Cod is the quickest acting. most
effective reconstructive tonic made. ac-f
rording to chemists and druggists.
Read what another party says about II
on the right and below.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
RIVER TRAFFIC
Is On INCREASE
Much Coal IL Being Towed to- Local
Plants by Privately Owned
Boats
Products Prom the Various Plants Are
Also Being Takon to River
Front Cities

That river traffic vii he good this
spring and summer is the general opin-
ION Of rivermcn who are In amy way
connected with III" stream and they re-
port that much coal Is being hauled at
The present time to the mills and factor
!es Of the Wheeling district. Some OF
the coal IS being tow"d from the pools
in the ttSburHh Vicinity.
The boats are also towing muCh OF
Tho finished products from the mills and
factories TO the towns along the stream
and the merchants report that In many
cases the boats beat the trains in the
delivery OF the products.
The shipping ue farm products and
produce will also J." 4 biz item n% So"u
as the weather OPENS NY and II ~ hoped
that the many m"r, hHnt> Of this city
will take ADVANTAGE of thr shipping rae
N!ticS on the river To- huuNt All lhGi
.rau rs IL means that IN" lr.r"S WILL Il"
brought down uu rEE$. butter and other
things Of that Kind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
FAMOUS AUTHOR
SAYS HYPO-COD .
PREVENTS flu
Points Out Wisdom of a
Stitch in Time-Now.
FORTIFIED HIS
SYSTEM WITH 1T

The object Of these various state
ments regarding the Flu" Is not 10
scare anyone-but rather to point OUT
simple. easily procured. easily fol-
has proven 1o0% efficient. The state.
ment below Of tho we'll known Author.
Traveller. Explorer and Biblical student.
John Peterson, of Washington. d. G..
Is interesting as showing how much
man Systematically goes about fortify.
he would perhaps in the jungle or wildj
Of Alaska. He said: 8
II began suffering from the distress
ing. disturbing catarrhal conditions
which indicate Spanish Influenza in Hs
carly stages My symptoms were such
that I felt II imperative that I should
take such preventative precautions as
would insure ME immunity from an at
tack Of this so frequently fatal disease:
bought Earle's Hypo-Cod because OF
my knowledge Of what It had done ~
cases that came to my notice. and
through its use I was blessed with inn
mediate and helpful results from this
remarkable curative agent and having
helped me at . very critical time De.
lleve that any one who 10 threatened
benefited by Hypo-Cod." sisned-John
Peterson address s3s r st., y. W.
To those millions who have read In
vitation to the Kingdom" by this gen.
tleman. his timely suggestion above
must surely Danish all doubt as to the
proper course for every parent. The
above mentioned book-copyrtehted ~
every civilized country on the globe and
translated into Spanish. Swedish. Ger
man. French. Norwegian and other lam
guaEes. long ago placed this author
among the immortals.
Read what still other people say re-
garding this splendid tonic which 70,
ouicklv reylyes the disease resisting
vitality and stamina Of the user-then
drop in at the drug store and fortify
yourself-and your family against long
sickness-doctor bills this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
COURSE WILL OPEN
Series Of 80 Lessons TO DO Given at
Triadelphia District High School.

A night class in wir"IrsS tci"Erarhy
will begin Monday evening. February
10. at the Triadrtph,a distract high
school This class viii meet Monday
ard Thursday evenings from l" $40
o'clock The course VIII continue f"r
thirty-two evenings and wl!i cover
theory. code aud laboratory expert
ments.
The classes VIII be ruudurlrd 10y
John e. Slg"b"l. Jr.. who has had Srv~
eral wears experience at New York,
serving as a radio inspector Tor the de-.
partment Of commerce" and navy depart
ment during the war. II" also had
charge OF the night classes ia radi" al
the East Side Y. NJ. =. A. III New
York
Since his return TO This city hr has
been science teacher AT the TrIad"lphia
District High school and feels thai
course IN radio Will h. helpful {" the
local amateurs and others Interested in
this subject.
Anyone Interested shuuld sec at COM
municRte with John c. SlrUcbei -
Principal p. F. King. OF Philadelphia
High school. SO that they could arrange
50 that they could attend n" classes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
HERE'S THE WAY
To WARD OFF
THE FLU"
My Daughter Had the
Symptoms - Fever,
Pains, Cough.
HYPo-COD QUICKLY
BROUGHT RELIEF

Nv dauShjrr. aged a, was feeIins
miserable. she had n bad cough ina
Was mighty suspicious ana GAIA '.'l
condition Of the mead and nasal passage
that alarmed me. Sh" had pains IN heL
ch.st and through hrr lungs ana hao
.unIr lutte fever. too. Shr hAu loSl W.
annette and fell miserable when ! sa"
hyno-C'od advertised IN the washington
papers and honestly 1t WORKED Hhe
magic" declared Mrs. y. Gaghan' 1919
FIRST -. y. T..
The first bottle ~ Earlc's Hyno,Coo
gave her splendid r"li"f. Her coughing
stopped and the cold seemed u ory
right up She now cats h"artI ana ~
much stronger and energetic besides ana
saws she feels better Than she mas III!
months. No wonder We gave HEpo-Cod
Tho credit. for she took nothing else. IL
surely does produce the desired result
quickly" continued this Washington
lady.
DOM take throat wash mr. nIll--go
decpcr than that and build up the s!s-
tenI-rnrtify yourself agains, another
CoId--hr free Of such troubles all WINTER
and spring. Then If ;ho Flu should
happen along whr:r you are-you arc IN
shane to figh, II of easy. Read what
another cndorser Of Iiypo-Cod says in
the article OH III" right and below.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
WEST VIRGINIA
PREPARING FOR
CARNEGIE Tech
Mountaineers' Victory over Fairmont
Normal Pleag,ng-Froshies Tackle
High School Five Tonight.

Special dispatch To rh" Ih'rl!igrnCcr.
MOEiANTrWN. Feb. .. -Elatrd over
The v5crury over SANDY TuOIhman's fast
Eairmuu' \urmul team at Fairmont
Saturday night tn" West Virginia floor
tea ms nov nrrug prm"d to face Car
urgl, Tech ON the h"mc floor Friday
nigh, 81 this week.
Tn" FalrmOnt victory gives West
Virginia six victories out Of ten clashes
aud since Yale, Pittsburgh and w. and
j have AL been included IN the list Of
victims the season ~ shaping mp as an
especially gratifying on" for tn" Noun
tsineerS.
Carnegie Tech Will l." worthy foe.
and West Virginia Will have TO exert
her best h"otr~ Ia VIII Friday. Ham
man. Il forward ON IN" Tech team, is Il
West Virginia product, having played a.
MHrtinShurg high and this y"ungster.
along with Cary at renter. nre two or
rs brilliant performers as West Nir-
glnia has faced This year.
Tomorrow night the university fresh
man team plays tn" MurEautown high
ny" IN tn" high school gym, and
thrilling haIll" * expected.