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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
LAKE. WONDERFUL
Location and Behavior of Eyre, in
 Australia, Puzzles Natives.

Lake Eyre is one of the wonders of the continent. The district is actually below the level of the sea, yet in the near neighborhood of the lake are some sidered fresh in that cattle will drink fine springs of water that may be con- from them. So, too, can drovers, though the water has a medicinal ef- feet which prejudices them in their appraisal of its value.
 In the center of the lake is an island of rare beauty. A legend is that, many years ago, perhaps when the first droving party Or. Black's) took cattle through to the northern territory, one of the more daring of the party of white men, unheeding the warning of the blacks that an oT man debil- -debil lived in the lake, and fed on men who ventured into the water, undertook to get to the island. He started away on horseback, but did not return. The blacks, who have | mysterious, means of communication, gave it out that his horse had made 1 the island, where the animal was seen by some. of them long after the cattle
 party had gone. That proved the
 legend as far as they were concerned. | One of the peculiarities of the water of the lake is that it will pre-
 serve anything thrown into it. It is | exceedingly buoyant. Stones thrown | into it do not sink. Ct may be as
 stated that some of the stones - the kind that does not sink - would prob- ably float in any kind of water, being
 pumise of the lightest variety, almost
 spongy in textLre) - Sydney (Aus- |. allaJ Times. ....-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
UNITED STATES TRADE WITH
 THE EUROPEAN WAR AREA

Trade of the United States with the war sequestered areas of Europe in 1920 actually exceeded in stated value that of the year preceding the war. The aggregate value, says a statement by The National City Bank of New York, of our trade with Germany, Rus sia. Finland, Belgium, Austria, Bull garia, Hungary, Rumania, Greece, Tur- key, Poland. Czecho -Slovakia, and Ju- go-Slovakia in the calendar year 1920 was over s1,O00, 900, 900 against only three-quarters of a billion dollars in the year preceding the war; or, to be more closely accurate, $1,035, ,000, ,000 in
 the calendar year 1920 against $775,- eo0000 n in the calendar year 1918, though 'tlfis figure of 1920 necessarily includes an estimate for the closing
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET WAS ACTIVE.

New York, March 10.-Business on the stock exchange today was, appreciably larger and much. more diversified thSn1 at any recent period, but the quicker pace was attended by further substantial ue- preciation of quoted values.
 Selling for both accounts of the railway shares was the oyershadowing feature. Declines of to 3. points embraced al most every class of transportations. In some instances, notably that of, Pennsyl- vania, lowest prices for number of years were registered. ~-'-s a'-'-
 The break in rails was naturally at tributed to the decision of the various systems of the country to effect drastic reductions in wages and salarieswfro1n the wartime basis -in conformity. with existing economic conditions and a wide spread policy of retrenchment
 Other incidents of the session, such, as the February tonnage report of the U. s. Steel Corporation, revealing another large decrease of thrilled orders, were among the factors which played into the hands of the aggressive short interests. Steels, railway equipments, shippings coppers, and oils, the European issues ex- cepted, were involved in thesgeneral re- versal at declines of to:s4 nointsi,S ] Liquidation was at it. height sin the 1 last hour, the busiest period or the day pressure against U; s. Steel and. Penn sylvania was then most effective, those issues closing at net losses of and 5-s points respectively. ," Sales amounted to 800, 900 shares. =.
 | Although money on call ll4and' time was unchanged as to rates,. supplies for botf l forms of accommodations were smaller
 All the principal foreign exchange rate! moved more favorably to home centre Scandinavian remittances showing espec ial strength.
 In the bond market lower prices ruleC for domestic and foreign issues Libert. 8 1-2s at 9O12 made new low recort
 for the year. Total sales (par value) az
 gregated ss,75o,ooo.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
BRocco AND coBURN
 STOLE LAP ON FIELD

!, New York, Mar. 10-Shoftly after 10 o'clock tonight Brocco and Coburn. who won he December race, stole a lap on the field and brought themselves even with the Rutt-Lorenz and the Egg-Von Kempen teams who are lead ing in spring six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden. f At 10 o'clock the leaders had covered 1,56S miles and 8 laps. The record for the 94th hour is 1886 miles and laps.
 Four teams were tied for second place, one lap behind the leaders. The other four teams were trailing.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
Must Raise Feed.

Tt does not seem likely that Con- necticut win ever be able to produce economically the grains necessary to feed the COWS that can be kept within her borders, but there is practically no limit to the amount of hay, corn, silage, and other forage crops that may be raised here, and if proper rota- tion of crops is followed with alfalfa, clover and other legumes in rotation, there would be no necessity for import ing hay from other states with the al- most prohibitive freight rates in exist ence at the present time.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
Eradication of Tuberoulosi,.

Tt has been estimated that 90 per centum of the milking cows in the state are tubercular. There is growing desire on the part of dairy men to have their herds tested for tuberculosis under the rules and reg ulations of the commissioner on domestic animals. and l trust that the general assembly will make a gener- ous appropriation for the eradication of bovine tuberculosis. Considerable progress has already been made but the appropriations have been entirely inadequate for this important work Of safeguarding the public health"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11

to the Danish military forces. Den mark recognizes the eountry's per manent neutrality. Furthermore the present arrangement is only temporary and after December q. 194O either oi the associated countries may demand revision of the Act Of Union which now unites them"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
: Working Into Shane.

While many of the pitchers now in training are burning them over in the well known 'mid-season form" Alec Ferguson, former Bridgeport, now with the New York Yankees, is con- tent to work into shape by degrees; and is thus earning the praise of the older heads. He is taking things easy but all the time using his eyes and ears. Billy Hanna calls him the daddy of silent men"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
Match We'll in Hand.

With the announcement that Carpen- tier has not only consented to an ex-. tension of 30 days to Tex Rickard in which he may name the site where the Dempsey -Carpentier bout will take place and the added assurance that the Frenchnan will transfer his s5e,OO0 forfeit from Paris to New York the promoter appear to have the. match we'll in hand
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
WILLIMRNTIc KAcEYS TAKE
 TWO STRINGS FROM Y. M. c.

WTlinantic, Conn, Mar. 10-On the I. Nj. C. <. alleys, Thursday night, the k of c. won the best two out of three games from the '. NJ. c. A. team. Noel rolled high single and high three hon. DTS went to Murray.
 Albert French broke the ' alley rec ord for high single and high three, rolling 1sS for high. single and 412 for total. replacing the record held by Ed gar Redman of 157 for single and Earl
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
K. of c.
KAUFF LEFT ToJo
 ,.- GIANTS AT CAMP

Chicago. Mar. 10-"Benny" Kauff, of the New York National league base ball team departed from Chicago to- night to rejoin his team in spring training at San Antonio after an in terview with Federal Judge Landis, commissioner of baseball, here today.
 Judge Landis refused to reveal the nature of his discussion with Kauff, but 1t was declared in baseball circles that the interview was for the- pur- pose of obtaining any information kauf may have had regarding. charges of gambling during the Giants Cubs series of 1919 in Chicago
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
Murphy's New charqe.

Benny Murphy of Boston has taken Chick Hayes, the Indianapolis feather weight under his management and is anxious to send him against Sammy Sieger, Charlie Beecher, Andy. ,Chaney, Billy DeFoe or any of the others of his weight.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
NEW YORK BoWLERs MADE
 SUCCESSFUL ATTACK ON PINS

Buffalo. N. r.. Mar. 1O-Greater New attack on the pins in the five-man event tonight. Three of the thirteen metropolitan teams winning places among the ten leaders. Five of the thirteen teams shot totals over the 2,7O0 mark, University Number set ting up an aggregate score . of 2,791 pinS,-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
Bout With Josephs

Al Shubert probably will be seen in action in Boston in the week of March 1S. Whether he boxes or not he has another scrap coming with Bobby Josephs whom he is to meet on the night of March 31 at the Arena A. A. of New Bedford.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
Eaaer for Bout.

2. Battling Kopin is anxiously awaiting the time when Nate Siegel, the. New England welterwight champion, or Ed die Shevlin of RoXbury will accept his challenge. The Quaker City welter is training hard for bout with either of the two New Englanders. V
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
COCHRAN NOW LEADS
 HOREMANS IN BIIIIARnS

Detroit Mar. 10-Welker Cochran took but two innings tonight to run out his 300 points in the eighth block of his $500 point billiard match with Edouard Horemans, European 1S.2 champion. In the first inning Cochran scored 66. Horemans then made one point and the. American ended the block with an unfinished run of aS4. F The block put Cochran in the lead by 45.7 points.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
Brady to Box Brown.

Ralph Brady. the Syracuse feather weight, has been booked to trade punches with Harry Kid Brown in an eight rounder at the special show of the National A. A. in Philadelphia on St. Patrick's Day night.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
Lynch Won Decision.

Cleveland. o. Mar. '10-Joe Lynch hantamweisht champion, tonight wor the newspaper decision over Joe Bur- man. Chicago. in a ten-rouHd bout here Lynch took five rounds, Burman three and two were even. -@
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11

Cider as well as milk can now be pasteurized. The pure apple juice. without conservatives of any kind, is pasteurized in the bottles my means of hot vapor. Flavor, color and nutri- tive elements are preserved and fer mentation is prevented.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
F. SWEAR OFF
 IS TOBACCO

"No-To- -Bac' has helped thousands to break the costly. -shattering tobacco habit Whenever you have a longing for d cigarette. cigar, pipe. or for a chew, just place a harmless No To-Bac tablet in your mouth instead. to help relieve that awful desire. Shortly the habit may be completely broken. and you are better off mental ly. physically. financially. It's so easy. so simple Get a box Of No-To- Fac and if it doesn't release you from all craving for tobacco in any form, your druggist will refund your money with out question.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11

Solomon had a worldwide reputation for wisdom but then the old gentle man had no youthful college graduate to compete with.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11

There is -no'1x7x in sealing wax
 The ancient Egyptians made collins Of cork
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
CONN. MILLS DOWNS co. G
 IN CLOSE AND FAST GAME
Especial to The Bulletin.e

N"Danielson. Conn.,, Mar. f10-The Con- necticut Mills five defeated, 3S to 34, Co.,. G, formerly the Wyanokas of Hart ford, in one of the fastest basketball games of the season in the Town hall, Thursday night.
 The team was late in arriving but the big crowd on hand was rewarded for waiting by witnessing game very much to their liking.
 }+ The first half ended with the teams on an even basis, score being Is to 16. Connecticut Mills succeeded in tying the score almost as the bell rang. In the second half Conn. Mills was the aggressor and it appeared to most of the fans as if the home boys were run ming the visitors off their feet.
 The Co. G men were so winded about were forced to invoke the two minute rule for rest.
 Conn. Mills was strengthened by Jerry Sullivan, burly center for the Newport Naval Reserves He did a lot of good work in breaking up plays and passing, but the star in the pass ing line was Belair. ..
 Reddy and Higgins also did great work for the winners. Elliott's aggres- score.
 For the visitors Stillwell, Fay and Madden did splendid work. Lineup: Conn. Mills Go. G Elliott .................... Stillwell Right Forward ESeu0y .'.-.ss... McCabe hn.i Left Forward oulhVan ............... Fay Center
 tfA!.5SHh '.'. ..'........ Qu1Sn Left Guard ; Dc4dH ''.''.. ....... Madden Right Guard Field goals: Reddy [, Higgins T Stillwell 5, Fay 3, Quish 8, Madden 2
 Elliott ?. Sullivan l, Belair l, McCabe
 Goals from fouls: Higgins 2, Still well 1, Madden<5,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
COTToN.
LIBERTY BOND MARKET

7 New York, March 1o.-Cotton-spot quiet; middlIng 1160
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
MONEY.

New York. March 10.-Can money steady; high z; low r; ruling rate closing bid G. offered at '; last loan r bank acceptances Is.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
Now Look Here

you want a home! Why pay rent ? Put 1t in your own cabin and be independent. Own 1t yourself. nc matter how humble. Here's a dandy modern three room cottage in the best of location, with fine concrete basement, large lot, with good high fence all the way round to keep your kidiy in safety; and young shade trees. roses and grapes and lawn on the entire lot. What more could you ask. and only $2,350; $500 cash and $35 per month gets this. can sell this for you at a profit any time. See. me today.
 FRED A. DIBBLE, REALTOR,
 1T North First Ave. Phone 5003 dm
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
John Deere Kaffir Corn Header The cheapest way to harvest your summer crop.
 Sold under a guarantee.
 PETER RYAN IMPLEMENT co.
Foe sAIE oR EXCHANGE

1921 OVERLAND 4, to trade on corner. lot, northeast or northwest. Phone 4136. BIO N. Center. i'm
 FOR EXCHANGE-Resi and apartment m best section for inn proved 40 -Jr 80 acres of good land; Gilbert or Chandler. Owners. Ad- dress Box 52Y. Republican dn
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
Here You Are Bargain Hunter

Here is your opportunity with a 5000 down. A dandy 5-room mod ern house and two-story garage, big lot, 100x150 south front on Virginia Ave, between Central and 3rd Street. A big bargain at s4750. Three doors from car line. exceptionally good.
 FLICKINGER REALTY co.
 16 West Adams dm
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
Sacrifice, Leaving Phoenix

Four-room house, larger than the ordinary Broom house, that I am willing to sell at the right figure
 See me on the property at 2025 West Adams Street. dm
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

$57sc-FoUR-RoOM BRICK, NEv HOUSE. IVORY FINISH, LO'
 53x220. $700 CASH, $50 MONTE
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

s5500-FIvEROoM BRICK HoUSI AND GOOD GARAGE, CORNEF LOT, EAST FACE, ALMOST NEW. TO RELIABLE PARTY $500 CASH $75 MONTH.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
Block 6 Burns
IF w. Monroe

FOR SALE-By owner room modern house, 3 lots, almost new large garage: fruit, fenced, cement
 sidewalk. Good location. Price for few days, $3600- Reasonable terms
 W. E. Hauser. R. 2, Glendale. dm
 FINE location, will sacrifice good six-room brick, arranged for one or two families, near schools and car lines; $2000 cash will handle; no agents. 721 N. Third St. dm DOUBLE house, only s650 cash; new, modern, rooms and b. on each side; a real b1y for someone. Owner, 1741 w. Madison. Phone 8S05. dr
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

s750 CASH
 Partly furnished five room and bath brick, latest built-in features, hardwood floors, close in near school and car. Cost owner s600O to build, he is leaving town, will sacrifice at $4750. O. K. Realty Co.,, 232 West Jefferson. dm
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
For Rent

s rooms, well furnished. close in. s75 Der month. near high school
 s-room house, furnished. ss5 per month.
 Groom house, $50 month. lease.
 6-room brick, $40 month
 5-room brick, s35 month
 TEXAS CITY REALTY
 1s0 N Central Ave Tel 1l56 dm
 MODERN six-room house. two screen rooms, some furniture, garage 1101 E. Polk op SMALL furnished house for rent 7ooe w Jefferson. dn FOR RENT-Very nicely furnished 7-room house. large lot. shade, gar age, paved street. car line, large enough for two families; rent req sonabIe. 1914 West Adams. dl1 HALF HOUSE. partly furnished. 4 rooms and bath, screen porch slf East Mckinley. am ONE. two and three room cottages, $500. s10.00, s15.00. 5000. s25-0o. A better place to hunt the cure. ln- vestigate. Phone 4R11. Residence south of bridge, corner Park ana Glendale roads. oln
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
Home Sweet Home

Everyone wants one, and everyone deserves one
 Sec this dainty bungalow of five rooms on West Lynwood on the paved street. The first view-that of a pretty white plastered bungalow. with velvety green lawn, roses and gravelled riveway-instantly arouses our curiosity. The interior-a screen ed-in front living porch. living and dining rooms, two inside bedrooms. dandy bath, large screen porch and kitchen porch with laundry trays makes it comfortable home for the small family. The interior finish is white ivory.
 The owner is leaving and prices his property to sell
 See Mir. Lane.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD CO,
 Realtors
 Heard Bldg. Phone 1881 1t NEW brick P. D. six-room house on West Jefferson Street (paved) /; three blocks from school, near car line; price reasonable; terms. Phone owner. S14S. dm
 HALF ACRE
 
 water, shade, close to school and paved road, near car; good place; price, s2.950; $500 cash, balance easy Tel. 4203. Lightning Realty, 227 S Central. dn FOR SALE OR RENT-Attractivs home, 3002 North Third street, Ls Belle Addition. Owner away. Write Box 43Y, Republican. dn FOR SALE-Furnished three room house on paved street. $500. One block from school. See MT. Maggie Boston Store. dr
 BROOM BRICK
 Has a large screen porch, cement front porch. all built-in features modern in every way; has palm tree: in front, on paving. Price s3250 Small cash payment, balance easy monthly payments. See Alexandel or Groom, 126 N. Center. Tele 3599. dn MODERN new six-room brick garage and two rooms in rear; pric' eight See this to appreciate it Owner, lz44 East Moreland St dn SIX room brick house by owner l64 F.. Willetta. dr
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
8 FOR sALE-FRUITs. PRODUCE

CANNING pears. at ranch or deliv- cred F mile south of Mcdowell on Asylum road. Bonnie Briar ranch. Phone 20R3. dm
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

ssooo-FIvE-RooM BRICK, CLosI IN ON NORTH FIRST ST GOOD SHADE. $500 CASH BALANCE TO SUIT.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
Roonning, House
 Snap

BUY A HOME NOW 5000-REINFORCED CONCRETE HOUSE, FOUR ROOMS AND BATH, IVORY FINISH, ALL M o D E RN, GARAGE. 5000 CASH, $50 MONTH.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

Everyone wants one, and everyone deserves one
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
EoR RENr APARrMsNrs

' ALEXANDRIA COURT = Most att tractive bungalow apartments in the city. beautifully furnished; janitof, service and all modern conveniences; apartments vacuum cleaned twice monthly. and rooms, $115 to s145 a month. Phone 4112 or apply s21 N. First Ave if
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
S1OOO Cash

Brick pebble dash house of seven rooms. close in; only s1000 cash, bal. to suit purchaser.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

MODERN new six-room brick garage and two rooms in rear; price eight. See this to appreciate it. Owner. Iz44 East Moreland St dm
 SIX room brick house by owner. y64 F. Willetta. dn
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

FOR RENT-High grade modern furnished apartments in The Vest minister Knickerbocker. also one un- furnished flat in The Bunfman- For further information Phone 3s72- If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

FURNISHED apartments. modern. water and lights paid. Is blocks from postoffic.s- s22 and $27 per month I341 Grand Ave dn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
R,aa-ssneItr1 Plane.

Sergeant Duly. OF the IamsST.-Fti~k-
man Aircraft company. 10 reass@nbiinE
his Cur:iss Oriole ship on the l.anSin
aviation held following an accid"n' sew
sral days ago when ne was returning
70 this city from Rochester. y. T. The
propeller OF the ship was torn on and
the nose otherwise badly damaged. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22

tending n meeting Of the ONO valley
Christian Preachers association.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus WetZberEer ana
daughter, Miss Louise, or " hcellhS'
We're guests sunday OF We'Iaourg
IiuudS.
Miss Allie White of PittshurBh. Pa.
formerly Of this city. and cousin. Joseph
Lane OF columbus. O., were TIE ueHts
over Sunday OF relatives IN W e!lspurG'
Mrs. G. K. l'attiSon of East llNeroo!.
IS Spending a few days At the nome nt
her unclr. Or. ". X. Cummings or Tenth
street.
Emmett Barr OF North Wellsburg. de-
llver-d two very interesting lectures
Sunday at the Island Christian church,
Wheeling.
Misses Artie and Mnnta Moore or IN
dependence. Pa. were among the Wells
burg shoppers Saturday.
MIR and Mrs X. ". Palmer and fam
Ny were Sr"ubcnviliC visitors Satur~
day afternoon.
Miss Annie I3lankens0p Of Charles
street IS recovering from weeks Ill
ness.
Miss Ncrdn Patterson was shopping
in Wheeling Saturday.
william W!ckham and family and
Miss Elsie Jenkins visited Sunday with
friends in Elm Grove.
Mrs IT. i. Judge and niece. Mrs. ]. G..
Schulz. were Wheeling shoppers Mon
day.
Mark Reed. the Rcd Cross shoe man
OF the KrOhn- Fichhrimer company or
cincinnati. -. was a recent caller at
the Amic.i Eootery on Eighth street.
Mrs L. II. McCushcy and daughter