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Evening star., 1921-12-19
FARM DEPRESSION
DECLARED SERIOUS
Secretary Wallace States
Agricultural Crisis Is Worst
in U. S. History.
Ry the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON. Mass, December 19.-The
United States is passing through the
most severe agricultural depression Of
its history, Secretary Wallace of the
Agricultural Department declared in an
address today before the Boston Cham
Der of Commerce. Asserting that prices
Of major farm crops were lower than al
any time in the nations experience. Sec
retary Wallace predicted that decreased
production would result in prices so
high that city consumers will complain
bitterly, for the farmer rannot continue
to produce at loss"
This condition is undermining agricul-
ture, the base Of the pyramid which
represents our national life" Mr.. Wal
lace said. adding that the first task OF
the country was to bring agriculture
through this critical period with the
least possible damage"
The industrial east. Secretary Wallace
declared, may feel the need of sym
pathetic and thoroughly efficient agricul-
ture sooner than is realized. since ire
billions OF dollars which we have loaned
to Europe must be paid not in gold but
in goods which compete with our own
manufactures and which are produced
at cost far below our own, and TO meet
such competition our own people must
have the cheapest possible food
Outstanding requirements for the
relief of agriculture, the Secretary
said are better credit conditions for
the farmer, reduction of freight rates
OH agricultural products to the low
est possible level and federal super
vision of such institutions as public
stookyards, market agencies and grain
exchanges.
Nation Must Decide.
This country now. Mr.. Wallace said
is passing through very much the
same experience that England had
following the Napolecnic wars. AL
though the transition in England from
All agricultural to a manufacturing
country had set in at the beginning OF
those wars. the Secretary recalled, II
was the severe depression in agricul-
tural products that followed and con-
tinued for many years that finally
wrought the change of an industrial
nation. he said.
I'VE are approaching that period
which comes in the life Of every ma
tion." Mr.. Wallace said. when we
must determine whether We shall
strive for well rounded, self-suStain-
be a fair balance between industry
and agriculture, or whether. as hav,
SO many nations in the past. we shall
sacrifice our agriculture for the build
ing of cities and expect our food to
be produced not by Independent farm
ers. but by men and women of the
peasant type"
Evening star., 1921-12-19
WEATHER.

Generally cloudy tonight and to-
morrow, probably becoming unset
tied: little change in temperature.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ended at 2 pm. today: Highest. So.
at $3.50 pm. yesterday: lowest. 38, at
am. today. Full report on page Z.
Evening star., 1921-12-19

!. CONTINUED on Page 2, Column 6.
Evening star., 1921-12-19
Proposal still Puzzle.

Until the inside story Of the
French attitude becomes known the
startling proposal for a 350,000-ton
capital ship fleet made to the arms
conference last week by the French
delegates remains somewhat of a
puzzle. Such a tonnage would have
given France a ratio of more than
three instead of the much smaller
ratio reported, which she now is said
to be willing to take. The French
delegates contend that their proposal
Evening star., 1921-12-19

The Associated Press IL exclusively entitled to
the use for republication Of all news dispatches
credited to Il or not otherwise credited IN his
paper and also the local news published herein.
All rights Of publication "f ,pecI.l
DISPATCHES herein are also reserved.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

recent shipment of 10000 pounds
Of Alaskan reindeer meat received IN
san Francisco proves the success OF
n reindeer experiment in Alaska The
value of the Alaskan herds is be-
tween $4,000, 900 and $4,0o0,0o0- The
deer number about 100000 and FUR
risn the natives with milk. butter
and cheese
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

SIX rooms, hardwood floors, bath
and screen porch, splendid residence
district. close in. paved street. Phone
1901 office hours. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
Italy Mob Attempts
Demonstration AT
French Consulate

ROME. Nov. 29.-Several demon
STATIONS against the French embassy
were attempted yesterday as an after
r-zath of the excitement caused by the
ratification of Washington dispatches
Slexed use of harsh words by Premier
BRAND of France against Senator
Schanzer at the Washington confer
ence. The police dispersed the DEM
constructors There were further anti
French demonstrations Saturday
night in Geneoa and Naples.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
40 Acres.
8 FOR sALE-HousEs
In Osborn District

Four-room house, half acre of
ground, fenced with chicken wire.
Fine for chicken raising. Price $500
$500 cash, balance $50 per month.
You'll like this. Sea
FRED A. DI2RLE
II n. First Ave Phone 5000 gs
FOR SALE-New six-room pressed
brick house, with garage, chicken
house and yard. Young fruit and
shade trees, lawn, etc. On corner lot
77x160 feet, one half block from paved
street. At a bargain price. See
owner. at 321 Fleming Bldg. or phone
1901
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

CHUNKY 4-passenger roadster for
sale cheap. VIII consider trade for
Ford. 306 n. End St. k
MAXWELL Touring bran new
tires. New paint. Seat covers, shock
absorbers, new top Only $3.50 cash.
Must sell. Owner. 537 W. Van Buren,.
Phone 5121. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
Chicken Ranch

2 Acres close in, has good house.
rooms and screen rooms, electric
lights, city water, so grape vines, all
kinds bearing fruit trees, chicken
houses and runs, roses, lawn and
extra good shade. Close to car line,
and school. Would consider trade
for small house. Price S3500-sSO0
cash; S25 per month See Mr.. Boman
c. A. DAGLEY CO.
Phone 1897. 80 W. Van Buren, St.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

The aurora australis, the southern
coun1efpar of our northern lights
has been photographed by British
expeditions to the Antarctic regions
The southern lights are similar in APP
pearence to the aurora bo.ealls.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
Carload
New WestcOtt
Touring Cars

TRADE YOUR OLD CAR IN OK
ONE OF THESE BEAUTIFUL
CARS. HAS CORD TIRES IN
GUIDING ONE EXTRA FIRE
STONE TUBE AND CASING,
BUMPER. CIGAR LIGHTER. TIRE
COVER. GASOLINE TANK GAUGE
ON DASH AND MOTOR METER
ON DASH AND SPECIAL FOOT
THROTTLE.
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON
YOUR OLD CAR AND TERMS ON
BALANCE.
GLEN A. MARTIN
4O7 WEST WASHINGTON 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
$3.50 Per Acre

40 Acres miles west all plowed
ready for winter crop, room house
and some out buildings, well fenced
and good soil, about a cash or will
consider house in city up to $4,000. 90.
B. NJ. ATWOOD
$50 W. jefferson st. Phone 4119
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

A 1920 OAKLAND SIX ROAD
STER EQUIPPED WITH FRONT
AND REAR BUMPER, WIND
SHIELD WINGS CUT OUT. LIB
ERTY LENS, ALL TOOLS, EXTRA
TIRE ALL PUMPED UP WITH
COVER.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
~ FOR sALE-AuroMcsI.Es
Greatest
Price Slashing
Of Used Cars

See these cars and wonder how we
can sell them at these prices. Every
car has been gone over and is ready
to go. and seeing is believing. Come
in today and look these over as to-
morrow your particular car may be
gone. Your car taken in trade and
easy terms on the balance.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
~ FOR sALe-AuToMoelLEs
az FOR sALE-AUToMoeILES
Roadster

HERB IS ONE OF THOSE BAR
GAINS YOU ARE ALWAYS LOOK
ING FOR AND SELDOM FIND.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

New and modern house. 723 W.
Pierce. Phone 511S. gs
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
Special

-Four Acres of good land close in
n. Z. for $4,000; $3.50 down and s25 a
month. This is an ideal tract for
subdivision. STREET REALTY CO.
sic w. washington. d
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

PLAIN and nut caramels. walnut
nougat, divinity. French nougat, soc
Id. Saturday and Sunday only. Watch
for our Saturday specials. Kennedy
Handy Kitchen, 623 w. Van Buren,.
12-g
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

1920 Ford touring ..s 275
1920 Chandler Dispatch 1900. 945
1920 Studebaker touring $3.50. 1O45
1920 Oakland touring 1900. $50
1919 Ford ton truck ......... 295
1919 Stutz roadster ..... 1850
1919 Nash touring .......... S65
1919 Oakland 6 touring .-...... 45V
1919 Chandler 4-pass. sport.... S65
1919 Velie touring ........... 40
1918 Ford touring - 200
1918 Jordan touring .......- 425
1918 Scripps Booth roadster. go
1918 Buick G touring .-... 5so
1918 Overland roadster ...... 700
1918 Pullman Club roadster. -. 3s5
1918 Oldsmobie s touring 645
1917 Ford roadster ..........- ~
1917 Ford speedster -.......... Ia
1917 Ford light delivery. ....... l25
1917 Buick s touring. ..-...... So
1917 Saxon roadster. ...-..... lot
Palace Garage
Ao- NaSt AdapaS 81 Phone 1865 IL
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
FOR sALE-Eees AND POULTRY

ABOUT 200 Chickens mostly lay
ing. Rawlins. Phone 121J2.
FOR SALE-3O Barred Rock fry
ers. rs Barred Rock pullets, S months
old; Thompson strain. Thirty very
fine heavy Rhode Island Red hens
20 Bronze turkeys. Phone Glendale
1O9R2. b
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

Palace Garage
425 West Adams st. Phone 4265 1
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

VIII rent or sell, completely FUR
nished. three-room new adobe house
on desert about miles from town:
good roads; at bottom of Squaw
Peak: has acres of land, chicken
houses and 10 chickens; good barn;
all ready TO move in: an ideal place
for healthseeker. See owner. Jack
Wolman. at 425 West Adams st;
nhnnc A2s5 II
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

Goa AND WOOD heaters from
$3.50 to $14; coal range and gas
range, some good gas heaters. Per-
lection Oil heaters, dresser ard dress
ing table dining table, he'd AID
springs 392 n. First Ave gs
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
"a Eas st Adams
Wanted

HOUSE between 7th st. and It'll
Ave. North. Must have 3 inside bed
rooms. Priced between 6 TO thou
sand. Can pay or thousand cash
Quick action necessary. See Christy
and Culver. 40 w. Adams. Phone
4161 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
Lots For Sale

on northeast and northwest corner
of Palm Lane and Seventh street.
Owner can be seen at house on the
northeast corner. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
FOR RENT-HousEs

FOR RENT-4-room house and
screen sleeping porch, corner Indian
ola Ave. and Third St, on Indian
School car. gs
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
$500 Cash Buys
) Acre Home Place

place; has good 4-roon house: well
fenced: best we'll in the valley; fine
old shade; II bearing date palms,
apricot, pear and 4 bearing grape
fruit trees; price $4,000; only $500
cash, balance like rent. Buy this
place and be independent. It's one
of the best snaps we know of. See
this quick--it won't last long.
THOMAS REALTY CO.
90 West Adams 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

JUST ONE LOOK AT THIS CAR
AND YOU WILL KNOW WITHOUT
A DOUBT 1T HAS BEEN WELL
TAKEN CARE. OF. THIS CAR Is
IN ABSOLUTELY FIRST CLASS
CONDITION.
THE OWNER OF THIS CAR is
BROKE AND IT is PRICED TO
SELL IMMEDIATELY.
NO TRADES CON SIDERED
PRICE is s525 CASH. TERMS TO
RESPONSIBLE PARTY. PHONE
24s3 ACT QUICK If YOU WANT
THIS ROADSTER.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

LOOK-Kenilworth lot, Third Ave,
paved street; $3.50; terms. Call 1854
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
AUCTIONS
Auction
81 N. 9Th Ave.
Thursday, Dec. |
100 p. M.

Having decided to leave the city,
will sell the following goods at auc-
ton: / Duofold Library Table; 1
Overstuffed Leather Rocker; l Din
ing Table; 6 Dining Chairs TO match,
extra good: Extra Good Heating
Stove; good Rugs; / Gas Range;
j Bed Room Suite. Circassian Wal
nut, extra good: l Lenord Refrig-
orator, 100 pound capacity. cost new
$500: Chief Robe; Beds and
Springs and Mattresses; / Kitchen
Cabinet: 1 Electric Table Lamp; /
Set Dishes. and many other articles.
Come and see. We sell the goods.
Guess. the Auctioneer.. House open
for inspection Mrs. Maude B. Grit
fin. owner.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

BETTER THAN RENTING
A dandy three-room frame mod
ern and furnished house. Good
garage. Large lot. Well located.
$3.50 cash will handle.
F. A. JEFFERSON, REALTOR
81 North Central Avenue. Phone no
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
Army Goods

Libby's 1 pound corn beef. zoe.
INTERNATIONAL SALES CO., Inc
Wholesal~ and Retail
A e Adams II
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
FOR SALE
WATCH PHOENIX GROW


SOME GREAT BARGAINS
9-room house, 100-ft. lot paved
road, floor laid in tile and maple:
$4,000; $1,000 cash, SIS month.
25-ft. business lot, close to city
hall; $4,000; $500 cash; will take
some in trade.
4-room house and lot and $1,000
note thrown in for $1,000.
u acre, new houses at Acre City.
$3.50; $3.50 cash and $40 month.
80 acres. 3-room house, fine shade,
close in; $4,000: $1,000 cash.
NJ. H. SHELTON
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

FIVE room modern house. CONF
pletely furnished; very reasonable To-
permanent party; location, 1905 II
Monroe. Apply Capitol grocery. Tel.
All.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

BEAUTIFULLY furnished high
class private home; married couple
preferred: no sick. 102 E Willett gs
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

gs
FINE corner lot at Fillmore and
18th St at a bargain, $3.50. Call 400
l. Monroe. 3
FOR SALE-160 acres of patented
land, miles east of Mesa; all grub
bed and cleared; so acres fenced;
under the Lew Auxiliary canal.
Make me a cash offer. No reason
able cash price refused. Address
Mrs. Effie Price, Box SIC, Miami,
Ariz. b
LOT for sale-South of Capitol, for
$4,000. Terms to suit. See Donald
son. state Hospital, Tempe Road. b
S45 PER ACRE-50 Acres in citrus
belt 4 mile.of Center st. 10 acres in
cultivation now. other 40 acres soon
TO get waser: all fenced; here is a
bargain for cash. $3.50. ~ w.
Washington. Room 9. Ii
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

COME out and look these bargains
over. Compare prices elsewhere, then
buy where YOU please. One 6-hole
Bucks wood and coal range, with
pipe connections for hot water tank,
will place in your home for S35. Per-
lection oil heaters, $3.5O and $3.50;
one Columbia graphonola, mahogany
finish. $3.50 lone old ivory chiffonier,
$40; tents. 10x12, 50 and $40; one
beautiful tea set, minus cups, $40;
you can't buy the cups and saucers
alone for that. Many other things at
similar bargains. East Side Second
Hand Co., 1641 E. Van Buren, ST.
Phone 1866. gs
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

FOR SALE-$1300 equity in $1,000
house and los on East Washington St
for 5000 cash. Box 45B. Republican.
If
SAVE RENT, better homes for
less if we build them. Monthly in
stallments. Free plans. 10 years in
Phoenix. Carl II. Johnson & Co..
Contractors. Central and Madison. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

5-ROOM HOUSE ON CAR LINE
AND PAVED STREET. TEL 4252-
$40 PER MONTH. BOLIN REALTY
CO. &c w. VAN BUREN, ST. tf
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
FOR RENT-FURNiSHED
HOUSES

FOUR rooms. nicely furnished. and
garage; one block to Brill car line;
Just right for mar and wife 740 L.
Moreland. Ready TO move in.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

BEAUTIFULLY furnished five1
room brick house. Piano. SO North
First Street
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30

FOUR ROOM frame house for rent
good shade and garage. See owner
at 1133 Il. Portland ttt
Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
Messner's
Matchless Machines

ARE THE BEST OF USED CAR
VALUES.
1919 Cleveland touring.
1920 Chandler touring.
1918 Kissel three pass. roadster.
1918 Kissel five passenger.
1919 Oakland five passenger.
Overland passenger.
Buick Light Four truck
1921 Ford truck. equipped with pneu-
matte tires, express body, top
cab and Windshield.
1920 Five-ton GMC- truck, hydraulc
hoist and four-yard dump body
1920 1h-to GMC truck, stake body.
Cal MeSsner
401-11 West Adams Street
Open Sundays until noon
Phone 1886 Phone 42lS Il
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-21
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Ii has been discovered that the roota of the ordinary bulrush will yield nu- gar. alcohol and a nutritve Gttie food.
 Sergeant Homer Parks, six feet nine and one-half inches tall. was the tall est man in the United States arm in the recent war.
 More than one-fourth of the wonoer students attending the Kanszs Stat Normal school are earning part or al of their expenses.
 It is said that 1oo.ooe of the i.Sss. 900 deaths occurring in the Unitec States annually could easily be pre- vented by the application of ayzilzbis medical knowledge
 Originally there were four kinds .. zebras. but one that carried very few stripes is now extinct The ether tected will ultimately dissppear.
 The recent revival of Beaumont ans Fletcher's Knight of the ,Burnirr Pestle" was SO successful that voicef from the gallery were heard hawiinr Author! Author" says the Living Age.
 To socialize Bertn's housirf hns servant problem. the municipal eDy. ernment Tasns 10 tax empty rooms and multiple servants. The tax will be graded according 10 the number of ! rooms and servants.
 Every year 26s. s.OOo. .oOo.0 .0Oo siTlrvorn. produce 60.OOo.ov) pounds of raw sill ! IL has been estiTnam-d that taken arl ! together the worlds sifkworrnss splr | every year with a velocity of Abou- 4.700 miles a second a thread Of ap proximately 15o.coQ 900 ooo miles iy length.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-21
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Your little party last night was splen- did" said an intimate friend of MT. Wad- leigh.
 Thank you" replied Mfr. Wadleigh. 'T don't mind telling you as an old ac- quaintance that it cost me in the neigh borhood of S1O, ,oo0, and didn't enjoy n.y. self half as much as did the first time I ever srent a whole dollar on a girL"- Exchange.
 q care not who writes the songs of a nation"
 Hold on. There's too much careless ness .n that respect."-Louisville Courier Journal
 They must be very good to their ser vant- ! What makes you think sop s"I understand she wouldn't even leave them even to get married."-Detroit Free Press Elsie-Did you accept either of the men who proposed to you last night?
 AIay-No; father wouldn't let me.
 "whyT'
 '.He said he didn't know anythins about Mir True.ove and he knew too much about MT. Twoiove."-London Answers.
 The Lady-Apna. why have you brok. en your engagement 10 the chimney sweep? I AHna-L saw mn Nut OllltE lds VI lltl ! he had beer washed and. would you believe me. he was so homely I couldn't stand the sight Of h!m.-Houston Post
 wife-John, what Is the difference be tween direct taxation and indirect tax at!on2
 Hub-why, the difference between you asking me for money and going throug1 | my pockets while I'm asieep.-Bostoi | Transcript
 Have you seen that marvellous mea | tai calculator workT'
 Huh. can do some stunts alon | that line myself" s
 You can? What. for example?"
 T can tell exactly how much rnone l will have left from my salary a | the end Of next month"
 ''oh. it wouldn't be possible to caicu late every cent of your expenses that ia ahead"
 Don't need to tell just how mse
 '' lave left"-Detro.t Free Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-21
ELLINGTON

The Friendship class enjoyed delight ful evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs Edgar Pease Monday. These new officers were chosen for the year: President, Harold Davis; vice presidenE Fred Arens secretary, Mrs. G. p. Wood. Af- ter the business meeting a social hour was enjoyed. Ice cream and cake were served by the hostess.
 The Deiphian club gave an exhibition of pictures mounted by tho members and presented to the library for use by the teacher and children of the town in Li- hrary hall\ Friday evening. The club members have mounted about 1900 pie lures.
 A church supper was held Wednesday evening and a large crowd attended and enjoyed the entertainment which follow ed and consisted of stereopticon pictures. The Ellington grange degree team ex- empiified the third degree at the estate grange in Hartford and won many com 'pIiments for its work. Through the cour- tesy of Brother l.. II. Healey of Wood stock the team was given a dinner at the Garde hotel. Luther White of Rock vile sang the solos during inc team work.
 Mir. and Mrs. Efbert Sikes are occupy ing Mrs. N. c. KiBbe's furnished home for the remainder of the winter.
 Mrs. Miles H. Aborn has gone 10 spend the winter with her daughter. Mrs. Breck S. Lewis. in Springfield. Mir. Aborn will join her later.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence s. Metcak have returned from Scranton. Pa. where they spent the holidays with relatives.
 Mrs. J. W. Watkins is i'll at her home.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-21

Adams; missionary committee of Sunday school, Miss Inez Brown, Mss Mary Clark, Miss Amy Potter;t home. depart n1cnt, Miss Mabel Slate, superintendent; Mrs. Maud Mathewson, assistant super intendent- .-tt. --....4-za .1-.
 The an1aaI meeting of the First Con. gresationai church svas held Thursday, night at the church house. The meeting was preceded by supper. The election of officers resuit9d as follows: .5t
 Church offceIsA Clerk and treasurer, 4. c. Everest; church committee, E. E. Ba1, J. K Harroun, W. B. Knight pas- tors assistants. H. T. Bacon, P. IS. Hills, E. c. Sumner. R. H. Fenton. F. D. Jor- dan, Arthur Arnold Mrs. D. E. Barrows. Hrs- II. H. Frgst; deaconesses-honora deaconesses, Miss L. P.. Holt, Mrs. A. B. La6d, Nrsf C.. R. UtIey; active, Mrs. A. B. Carpenter. Mrs. H. R, Chappeil,. Mrs. Frank Larrahee. lfrs.5J. M. Shepard, Mrs. c. c. Case. Miss Edith Ticknor Mra. E. o. Sumner: Mrs. Roy Rieiiara. son. {a li s
 Sunday school someers- rs-S1perintendcnt Arthur Arnold; seeretSry,A R. c. Rose {: treasurer, E. E. Hanna axsistant trsas- urer. Miss Clara Hope: superintenIentScf beginners. department, Mrs. II. B. Cum nnings; superintendent of primary de- V. A1 super intendent of junior department, Mrs. R. H. Fenton: superintendent of home de- pertinent. Mrs. D. ". C.. HHI ;s assistant superintendent of home department, Mrs. A. V. SeEar, Mrs. 4. B. Carpenter; su-. perintendent of cradle roll, Mrs. R. o. Branch; committee for investment of funds. E. E. Bass George F. Taylor, J. N. Shepard-; committee for distribution of earnings of Cunningham and sElliott funds. Mrs. F. D. Jordan. Mrs. Dixon Van zandts J. w. Hillhouse; missionary committee, N. j. Hopkins, chairman, Mrs
 A. c. Persons. Mrs. J.. NJ. Gager. Mss Mabel Stillman, Frank Congdon histori- an. Miss Mabel Stilinan; recreation conn mittee. Mrs. c. C. Case, chairman, Mrs. Florence Tracy. Miss Ruth Chappell. R. O. Branch: F. D. Jordan, R. C.. Rose; flower committee, Mrs. F. E. Wilcox, Mrs. II. B. Cummings, Mrs. Marjorie Church, Miss Florence Bugbee. Miss I.il- lian Lincoln, Miss Elizabeth Branch, Mr1. Florence Tracy. Miss Marion Ellsworth, Nzs. Geerxe c. Neon. Mise. Marion Gif-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-21

town, W. \. Potter; church. clerk. prs
 tenn, w. \. Potter (beginning. of 5ist year in of1ce) church treasurer, George A. Bowen; treasurer of benevolence, Mrs. Gertrude H. Pendleton assistant treas
 urer. of benevolence, Ernest N. Emnions trustees, E. F. Kramer, George Eaton, R F. Phillips; deacons, W. H. Peckham, M. W. Golden; deaconesses, Mrs. ". H. Peckham, Mrs. E. Pc Chesbro; pruden- tial committee, Charles Andrews. Miss Inez Brown, Miss Ada Bowen, Miss Myr- tie Hawkins, Mrs. L. M French, Mrs. W. H. Peckham; missionary committee, MIss Ada Bowen, Miss Mary Clark; ushers. w. H. Peckham, W. J. Andrews, A. IT. Fryer; superintendent of Sunday school. Harold Nichols; assistant superintendent of Sunday school, Bernard LaYkif; sec ond assistant superintendent of Sunday scheol, Miss Myrtle Hawkins secretary and treasurer, Sunday school, George A. Bowen; assistant secretary and treasurer ofr Sunday school. Homer Hawkins and Miss Doris Bowen; librarian. Stanley