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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
-ayward girls, and declaring

wayward girls, and declaring al
emergency.
II. b. 3S8, BIZ joint committee or
ways and means - Appropriating
money to the oregon state agricul-
tural college in accordance with the
Smith-Lever act, and declaring an
emergency.
II. 3. 3S9, b. joint committee oil
ways and means - AppropriatinS
money for the payment of salaries
and expenses of bureau of labor
statistics and inspector of factories
and workshops, board of chill la
bor etc, and declaring an emer-
gency.
II. r $50, by joint committee on
WAYS and means - ApprUpriatinS
honey for the paymenr Of sa aries
aud expenses of and in connaction
with the livestock sanitary board,
and declaring on emergency.
Fl. 3. 391, By joint committee on
ways and means - Appropriating
money for the payment of the Of
flee and departmental expenses OF.
the state engineer, and declaring
an emergency.
H. b. 392, by joint committee on
ways and means - Appropriating
for the payment Of the sal
aries Of the employees and current
of the DESERT and board |
and the state water board, and de- |
,larlng an emergency,
H. +. 393, by joint committee on |
ways and means - Appropriatlng /
money for salaries and traye ling /:
expenses of circuit judges. attorney
general, district attorneys, general
md contingent expenses of thirty
inst regular session of legislative
.ssembly, and declaring an emar-
.ency.
Fl. B. 394, by joint committee OIL
Ways and means - Appropriatln1
money for the preservation Cf IL
ohm Mclaughlin Home. for tn,
id of the humane society, for gem
raj improvements of Chanpoes |
ark, etc, and declaring an emer-
ency.
Fl. b. 396, l.. jo:Ht committee on
ays and means - ApprcptIlting
honey for the payment of the
etc, of the Oregon |
ate penitentiary the Oregon state
ldustrial school for girls, the Ore
on state training school, etc, and
eclaring an emergency.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
Announcement

Mr.. Edsel b. Ford, president of
the Ford Motor company, gives
out the following statement:
''The price Of the Fordson tract
or has been reduced from $3.50 to
| SECS, defective immediately.
This price change has been
made possible through lower costs
of materials and the fact that we
are now located In our new tract
or plant with greatly increased
economic manufacturing facilities
in immediate connection with our
foundry and machine shops and
large blast furnaces where iron is
poured directly from the ore. Civ
Ing us maximum efficiency with
the power to reduce cost of pie
duction, and down comes the price
In line with our policy to market
our products at the lowest possi-
bile figure without in any way af-
fecting our high standard OF quail
ity.
I'VE are particularly pleased in
being able TO bring about this big
reduction in price at this time be-
cause the farmer needs all the
help we can give him and this big
cut in price will be the means OF
placing a valuable power unit |
within the reach Of practically ev-
cry one OF them. not to mention
Industrial and commercial con-
Germs which likewise have bene- J
fitted through its use and are al \
ready realizing. 10 a. much greater
extent. its value as a power and 1
hauling unit. But particularly has
he Fordson tractor proved a most
valuable factor in the saving OF i
farm labor. az the same time in
,reasing the per acre crop yield as
we'll as making possible a utiliza-
ion OF previously uncultivated land
o say nothing Of removing no end
n drudgery.
There Is no question that the
lse Of machine power on the farm
5 he greatest advancement made
n tae development Of agriculture.
iot only In money saving and mon
y making results. as well as rais-
ng the standards OF living on the
arm 20 much higher level. but
ecause Of its proved value in max
lE everv Type OF land more pro
uctive. ana Consequently our de-
rr % nlei,e fte f'orison wits,ia
ie reech Of all~- Caav.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22

= S. B. 264 by Dennis-Relaing u
highway contracts.
.. 3. 271, by Ritner and Patter
son-Providing for the construc
ton Of state building and making
an appropriation therefor.
S. b. 288, BY Hall-Amendins
section 1855, Oregon Laws, relating
to the oregon Land Settlement
/ district.
s. B. 315, by Edwards-Amend'
ing sections 7IG6, 7106 and 72Ie,
| Oregon Laws, relating to boards oi
commissioners of municipal cor
porations designated as ports.
S. Is. 319, by committee on judi
ciary-Providing for an additional
Judge for the tenth judicial district
fixing his salary and providing for
the appointment.
S. B. 800, by Multnomah county
Notwithstanding an addition
al method to enforce section 9593,
etc, Oregon Laws, relating to TAX
ing up livestock running at large.
S. E. 1856, by Ryan-Relating to
payment of banks of deposits of in
testates.
S. b. 432, by committee on judi
ciary-Fixing salary OF justice OF
peace, Multnomah district, Multno-
NAH county, and repeating section
1888. oregon Laws.
S. B. $40, by committee on re-
vision OF laws-An4enuing section
1O22S, Oregon Laws, relating to-
filing Of notice of intention to claim
a lien upon personal property.
S. b. 203, by Ryan-Amcndins
section G22O, oregon Laws, relating
to savings deposits.
S. b. $50 by committee on revis-
ion of aws-Amending an act to
incorporate Eugene City No. II.
S. b. 95, by Ryan-Amendin5
section 77444, oregon Laws, rela-
tive to closed season in Willamette
river and tributaries.
S. b. PA, by Thomas-Amend-
ng section 6127, Oregon Laws, re-
ating to grain inspection depart
ment.
S. B. 252, by Hall-Amending
section 1858, oregon Laws, author
zing the appointment of dairy in
;Dector for Coos and Curry couG-
les.
S. b. 21O, by Hall-Amending
section 6229, Oregon Laws, relat-
ng to capital stoc,; of trust COM
)anies.
S. E. PSI, by joint committee
rom Umatilla county-Amending
ection 1924, oregon Laws, relating
o salaries of county officials in
Jmatilla county.
S. b. 311. by Lachmund -
chapter 2SS, general
avs of oregon for 1919, relating
o the salary of the warden of the
tate penitentiary.
s. B. SO, by Bell-Amending sec
ions 1891, 39O9, 4OO7, 400S, and
oil, oregon Laws, relating to cleo
ion boards.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
House authorizes SoI,
Of $1,000, 900 IN D. :.
Bonds; Obbositio("as ("s

deposit bond to cover liability
ranging from $4,000 in counties of
less than $1,000 population to $685.
900 in counties of 100000 or more,
In order to qualify as an abstracter
under this act abstracters are re
quired to maintain tract index.
1t was to this latter provision
that Senators Joseph and Gill took
exception. Its enforcement, thew
insisted meant the expenditure Of
thousands of dollars in the prepa-
ration of such an index and abso-
lutely precluded the small abstrac
ter from continuing in business.
Senators Norblad and Eddy de-
clared that the bill was designed to
protect the purchaser of property
in the event of faulty abstract.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22

With only the ~
of a'rs introduction ans t. aa' !
q Representative D. 3 'al's
tnn Lincoln county a.. !. "
mo0So,' Nc, Soo was W, passed y
the issuance anS noon. Ii =
non dollars worth SAFE ~
bohds bo within the ps,, :, 'iaa :
of of tba expended end under n "
The ;le state h,1i highway q eo,n.l v,
:, sion to issue 'pdiAes and s. ths J
in i,,,,. denominationss 'sll ~, '''l
5uugment most ner,t, of the comni.a,,s pasa q
fro,a marketable, mskirs - ! !
rom ron time to na,''s tima y
Judgment, Jl the nerass.. ,ls .
cons construction may ,s9a,i' reaal 4
from hyu,1'fS tho That the meap', an,,S |
in the completion eu,,0 'aall !
pavement and betternss"aa. s"aa1'
atS.snated t,t5 aa in chapter, ,'sai ! q
Ut, ute So Oregon Law, , : y
: other roads and bigbs'.. a, aAl
from time to time he slsass sa!' |
lhe state highway co,,'l' rsslsla'
highways" bnt t'lllaisi tal
contained in the bin ssaa aaa, y
= ne commission from ana,,l n, Z
from the state bias'l bbSS,oR|
70 match federal annrnsl,' ,slsal| l
purposes '''iaul|
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
Public Service
Commissioners
Are Voted Raise

Tho sllaries CT the three publl,
service commissioners are in.
creased by $500 annually under tn,
provisions of senate bill 376 wh1c,l
passed the senate Monday after
noon, One-half of the proposed
increase is to be paid out of fees OF
the grain inspection department.
and the other half is to be pail
from fees of the. auto stage ana
truck regulation department both
of which have been placed under
the jurisdiction of the commission.
Under the new increase the salaries
of the commissioners will be $4SO0
per year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
Abstractors Put
Under Control of
Insurance Board

Abstracters in Oregon are placed
under the jurisdiction OF the state
insurance commissioner under the
provisions of senate bill 314 which
passed the senate Monday after
loon after bitter fight on the part
+ Senators Joseph and Gill who
insisted that the bill was drafted by
'ertain big absurActere in ,orfa
with a view to putting the small
abstracter out of business.
A fee of 500 for each county
covered is required of the abstrac-
ter in making application for Ger
tlficate of the insurance commits
sloner. The abstraCter must also
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
Senate Spends
Half Morning
Correcting Bills

The senate devoted practically
half of its time during Munday
mornings session to recalling, re
considering and rcpassing measures
which had already been acted upon
but which had been found 10 be dc
fectiye in construction when exam
ined by the clerks in the governors
office. Included among these were
the following;
s. b. 2b. by Sjupies--Amendin
statutes relating TO operation of
branch banks
s. y. SO. by Bem-Relating to
election boards.
$. B. cas-. by Observation-Disclosures
to county surveyors.
The senate also reconsidered the
vote by which il had previously
killed senate bil S5l and passed. III
Monday morning, This bill. intro
c'~s,t ~ Serator Patterson. au-
shorizes the state Industrial accl-
uent COMMISSION to reimbursa the
jacobson Construction company for
expenses Incurred In defending psr-
sonal injury litigation In test care
affecting the jurisdiction of tho
state commission over worbtpca
employed on the navigable watos
OF the state.
Five bills were indefinitely post
poned as follows: (
II. y. he. by Fletchec ant
Childs-Movie censorship.
III. y. 3pT, by Overturff-Regu-
lating the establishment ami man-
agement Of saving departments
:. y. sse. by Eberhard and HAN
Giving cities right 20 purchase
public utilities and providing for
indeterminate franchise.
II. 3. 1se by Hunter-Regulaun
banks.
r. b. is7. By Regulate
Ing trust companies.
3. =. S51, by Patterson vas nass-
ID n authorizes reimbursement OF
Jacobsen Construction company for
Expenses incurred in defs ndina per {
'onai Injury litigation white wore Z
ng under l.rosisiors of u,rsn,fn's 4
,otiltl -atipn acf :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
t the cedars, Multnomah county,

at the Cedars, Multnomah county
and declaring an emergency.
H. E. 972, by joint committee or
ways aad means II Appropriatlna
money for the payment of the sal
aries and expenses Of and in con,
nection with the oregon state IL
hrary, and declaring an emargen ey.
II, B. 373, by joint committee on
| ways and means - ApprOpriating
money for the payment of expenses
incurred by the fish commission,
and declaring an emergency.
H. B. 374, by joint committee on
ways and means - Approprlating
money for the payment OF expenses
of state board of health, etc, and
declaring an emergency.
II. B. 3T5. by joint committee on
ways and means - ApproprIating
money for the maintenance ana
training of the oregon national
guard. and for the payment oil sun
dry specific claims, and lbclarins
an emergency.
II, B. 376, by joint committee on
ways and means-To repeal section
1850, Oregon Laws, relatin., to nom
resident paupers.
H. b. 377, by joint committee on
ways and means - Apprcpriating
money for Ihe payment of the ex-
penses and maintaining the su-
preue court and the supreme court /
library, and declaring an emer-
gency.
II. B. 37S, by joint committee on
ways and means - Appropriating
money to defray operating expenses
Of the state lime plant at Gold Hill,
Oregon, and for the payment OF
claims against the state
lime board and declaring an emer-
sency.
n, B. 379 by joint committee Oh
ways and means - AppropriaUing
money for county fairs, state fairs,
md declaring an emergency.
II, &. 380, by joint committee on
Yays and means - Appropriating !,
money for work of oregon bureau
# mines and geology, and declaring
n emergency.
H. b. 38f, by joint committee on
Ways and means - Appropriating
money for the payment of states
hare of bounty on certain wild ami :.
nails, etc, and declaring an emer-
ency.
II. b., 3S2, by joint committee on
.ays and means - AppropriatinG
,npa,- fo,, tba no ,oUy,,nnt of px-apSa4 |
f the state board of forestry, state
oard cf horticulture, etc, and de- |
iaring attn emergency.
II. E. 3S3, by joint committee en-
.ays and means - Appropriating :
loney for the payment of expenses
the public service commission of ft
regon, and declaring an emer-' W
ency. cl
Fl. B. 384, by joint committee on
ays and means - Appropriatirg cl
Oney for the payment of salaries CT
nd other expenses of and in cor la
ection with the office of superiu- OF
ndent of public instruction, AMI
,Claring an emergency. az
II. B. 385, by joint committee ON su
ays and means - Appropriatins 90
oney for the support and main tit
nance of the medical department
the University of Oregon at TO
'rtland. Oregon, and declaring an
lergency. Sc
H. b. 1856, by joint committee on 70
lys and means - Appropriatin9 co
)ney to the Oregon state agricu,-
raj college for experiment station lat
'rk, and declaring an emergency. BY
II. +. 3S7, by joint committee on dis
" and means - AppropriatinC otl
ney for orphans, foundlings and di,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
Turks To Open
New Off,

London, Feb. %. : N, ,
nati.,,' OF a new offensive By tbs tps :
nationalists against r. ~ u !
tne smyrna front is ezpe,s, ~
a constantinople dispatcS tss''' |,
Evening I'VE. News today. The The !
alists are concentratiDp - !,
strength along the front I I
patch adds. -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
House Passes
Cooper ative
Market Bill
Opposition Fizzles Out
and Ballot Shows
Only Four Negative
Votes

ONLY four negative vota1--thoss
~ Renreeentatiyas Attan ~, rara
49,,
"isA " i'e'ciiu'eA' Aoe'i9 VI ~
iamook ana Hyatt OF sn!on aud
Wallowa coupties-couli be mus
tered against senate hif 2S4 ir .be
. .,s s.
.,ta,d;,,a ~ - - 49,, ,.'.i',.t
~. tt,l r, ,aa,,,a,, t7, ,fo,,.,t','.i,se
sss, -
M, n, -
MI ,,,a.st - ~ "A@ - ~ -
80 - onSe' .i,s na' ''Die uep.',, ~ -
1,ind,os ~ n1,,I+nonaab ao,'a,,
iaa''s,- -, esS'.',t,. ',' !, '
.aae,te,,,,as ,a 80 i,l',,',ili' go - III Ii
..,.ss. -
rTt..s -, sl'','.. - +,
1T ,t,tn .,aa'',,no ,.lliatt, - '," ~
iaatia,, ' 80 ~ e',,nnatt,'', 'r,'+i,''
,,a9i,,a, assaoiat tiono ~ s+ata ,"as
sS,''s,.. ~. -, -
aa.'1 ,,,,,,,,a ~, ,,1',,
.9sa ''els 1,,.i,, ,s .l,s .son,,t,.,
els ~ " ''"l'lA,"7 ..'ah
sos.@s,o'9, V,n,.@ arora 'ns,r,ots ,'s ,
s's9o' , ''.iVi'9 ~. - -
peamesn i',eli ~ 80 ll.el','
.is ~ 't''i', - .t.,..ie',,. po''.i
~, .sius ~ ~ aia pa,,.n.,n,,,at,wol
go go ,,,, .,,,,.,t ,,a,,o
A1iiioi'ia" ~ -, -
soine 80 e'l.''' .. oN'- s ~,
- sup t,,V ny ~
iaria 70 .ne ol.S anu ~ il'Iu0. ~ ~
PIE II tne eity ~ 20 paoM ~ t,l' ,d
iarHl' " ~i'iuuee ~ i''''l ,,-.I o''
sseau ,, y .ei'"e 80 80. ,+ ,,,,, T.,
eii''',i - - .,,,4,,,.
.ne a,,ono' "a ~ snIr
70 illiii touh'''tioi W.T. ~ .-lt ~
IL oI feFolueio" iuii9
Lhe larHler n,usl mar . l'to.1 w.
ms prouuot' 'iiat - ny .''' mr., SO
quest OIL t'te co'iiiiiuii''s o
quest was aHs"ereu 70 ''o,''O ~
when the llls' co,ope' go, o,e
tloh was auopteu III '"A'' o"'
sHouiu 90 larthet'
Inc speaher theh teo" eAe,i ~.
from the repup'ican ntl" DooN
IaVoring FARMERS pro'eo''"" W W
operatiVe "sSooia'io hs. ,
II tils is non pa 81 ie''er'
propasatoa' coi''iiiueo .ie u .%n
en- iheh we We sol ~ 80 ,.i%
fresiue''-e'eet iA'' us - - , .','
SUPPORTING hoh-p"r' ''9"'t '"e''
stull.
No sta,e ~ .'ie u'ii0ii = ~ 'ioi
oushly coiliiitteu 70 e"-"Pei NV
as 10 S,ailloi 'i's'' 'nu -io
state Is so Tree from iipi' P'i e'aui
league stun ol co-olei"''' mo-
Whether you want I'o', pa ''''i''
league staull Or co-o pSt"'ife "'"'
Netihg OF iarih prouucts'
Other speahers giving warm sup J
port 70 the pill were Ropei'' "a Il
WAsco' Sheluoh Oh Iachsoi,' ''e' =
hhap Oh Benton ana H@i'as'pi VI
HarheS ana Maineur'
Ihe oppos''ion was Eoiue" w
bufdlck OF Deschu'es' VINO ueo.''c 'cu II
me Dill wouiu put the interests VI T.
'housahos oi nienloers VI eo-oi''i
I'VE hssociatlons III tne manu-" VI II
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
Senate Bills

s. B. 3Sl, by Vinton-ReIating to
eXtradition OF fugitives from JUS
tice.
S. r. 382. by committee on revis-
ion Notwithstanding business of
real estate broker.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22

New York, Feb. 22. - Enrico
Caruso spent the night in restful
sleep and was permitted 10 eat a
hearty breakfast. He appeared
bright and was smiling ard talking.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-07
uayestie Roof Garden

'Babe" Ruth. the idol Of every Ane-i- can sportsman is at the Majestic Roof Garden in the sensational siZ-part super feature cinemadrana. "He2din' Home" and he brings a record of having shal- tered all attendance figures at the spa cious Madison Square Garden in New York
 ''Babe" Ruth as a motion picture star Is indeed a treat for rim and baseban fans. Americas greatest Of all time hit ter has for months been virtually mo nopolizing the columns of the sporting pages of local newspaper with his extra ordinary hitting. but coming here as the featured member of a photodr2uia that has been received by the most f1stidious of critics as the "second sensational tri- urnph of. "Babe" Ruth in one Aason" is indeed a rare opporiui ity for cur inhabi- tants to see the most taiked-of American today kill two birds at one stroke.
 "Headin' Home" will be the talk of the town long after the photod-ama has been shown here for 1t delivers mes sage that every American should know. lt Is blended with that indcscribabie feeling Of rnother-iove To explain in detail the story would deprive you of the FurpTfs- ing treat and surprise that awaits them at the Majestic Rolf Garden. other pictures on the bill include the Pathe news and Christi comedy.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-07
Davis Theatre

asThe Furnace" the new William D Taylor production released as a Reaiar Special Is an unusually powerful photo drama The picture, which win be Ehowf Wednesday and Thursday at tho Davt theatre is a big production in many senses of the word
 The theme is striking. the action and plot gripping and well portrayed by an all star cast of notables. including such popular favorites as Agnes Ayrus. Je- rome Patrick Theodore Roberts. Helen Dunbar. Betty Francisco. Milton SiilS. Mayme Kelso and others Big thtnss are usual expected of such a director as William D. Taylor. who produced th< picture, but the general opinion is that this time Mir. Taylor has smashed home a real winner.
 The story revolves around the society marriage of a wealthy Englishulan and popular London actress. the confession immediately afterward that he married his wife merely because he had heard that she threatened to sue him for breach of promise If he giited her Their suh- seouent estrangensnt and the many dra- matic complications which follow before i a reconciliation is effected make ve-y ! tense drama
 Is there such a thing as mental telep- athy2 Volumes have been written Crc and con on this question but al any rate | 1t serves to make one of the most dra- tnatic scenes ever shown in T1ction pic lures in Henry Arthur Jones The Can of Youth" which is the second feature.
 Imagine the beautiful heroine in Eng land about 10 be sold to a middle-ased
 hnancier to save her uncle from finaneial ruin: her real lover dying on a cot ir the jungles of Africa where the financiei sent him 10 get him out of the way the wedding day drawing nearer and lnearer every day. Then. suddenly. fr
 the middle of the night fhe man she love
 rises in his sleep for he feels nessag'
 from the girl in her far of home in Eng
 land that puts new life Into him and en . ables him to recover miraculously an
 go to her.
 The comedy ss entitled "The Hick-'
 and features Larry Semon. There : more fun in . minute of this comedi
 than you ever thought possible in a life time. It vii! keep you laughing fo : weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-07
Bred Thcntre

Allan Dwan's newest comedy drama "A Perfect Crime" al the Breed theatre today reveals the desirablity Of iDdulginG in that great American pastime. pretend ing to be what you aren't The hero Wally Griggs, is probably the greatest liar on record and with the aid of At- tie gulf is transformed from a umld bank messenger to a dominant humpGg whose latest book on iaked travels brings him a fortune-and of course girl.
 The picture opens up a new avenue ef escaoe and is told in Allan Dwan's oesi humorous vein. It has the same effect upon an audience as those fascinating adE which read, How to double your salary in two months" Folks leave the theatre with a firm determination 10 quit being nobsiies and to start right in being i'm portant
 wally Griggs. the hero of the story. is a grovelling bank messs 1ger, awkward and despised for his timidity. Quite sud- denly he decides to rob the bank 1t is important to him that his little sister have the avantages which the stolen money can give her.
 So Wally makes elaborate plans for robbery. He establishes aRothe- identity removes his horn rim glasses, tndulges h golf and fishing and forms an attachment with the president of the bank who h fascinated by his amazing stories Of whif- fenpoof hunts in Africa. The president thinks 1t is an amusing joke that his new | friend bears such a startling resalnbiaDes ' to poor old wally GriEgH! And ther one day package containing Sl5e,eeo h given to waIly to deliver,
 The ending Is so rich in surprise thai 1 it would be unfair 10 reves. Che climax | Suffice it to say that it is az ex1f.ns
 as 1t Is full of quaint humoT.
 The Pathe news and Century corn- | edy make up the remainder Of the picture
 prozran and Al Benson will be heard sn
 a new program of songs Illustrated oy ! films.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-07

FOR SALE-Heufd puppies, months old May 2S. N. H. Miner, Hadlyme, k. D. Phone 2s-2 Saybroook Division. ejeSd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-07
A BuIletic Want Advertisement Will Get It
ANNOUNCEMENTS
strand Theatre

Below the Deadiine," an Ascher S9e- eial. starring J. $. Warner and Lillian Biron, who are supported by an excellent cast incnding Rob5st Anderson and Bert Sprotte will have its premiere at the Strand theatre next Monday, where it will be given weeks run.
 The story, by Henry Arthur Gooden, tells of girls fight to retrieve the hon or which she thought she had lost when she ihnocently became the wife of gang leader, whom she had married as balm to her feelings for having been de- ceived into believing her real lover had deserted her.
 Mystery, combined with romance and action, has been treated by J. P. McGo~- an in such a manner as to bring into play all the thrills that one could wish for. The acting is superb and the action. es- pecially during the terrific hand-to-hand encounters between gangsters and detec- tives, fairly lifts you out of your seat.
 All combined Below the Deadline' is truly the greatest and swiftest melo- drama of all times.
 On the same program is Alice Calhoun in '"The Dream" 9 very fast moving O Henry feature. Jimmy Aubrey in Plugs and Pals" completes the program
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-07

FOR SALE-Woodworkn machinery, band saws, 2 circular saws, 2 joiners, 4 wood-turning Iatfes, motors. and b. D., clamps, hand screws and benches. Jos. Shserchansky, formerly Reads Farm, Lis bon. R. D. 4, Norwich, Box e1. Phone 5s-13 Jewett City. je6d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-07

FOR sALE-Seven small pigs 8 weeks old. J. Zukowski, 2s Clinton Ave, Nor Wich Town. je6d