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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-10
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-10

Trinity college, at Durham. N.
c., has been added to the list of
southern colleges which have re-
Gently opened their doors to wom-
en- students.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-10
Woman's Daily Magazine Page
Social Calendar .
Monday.

Monday.
Ensemble Bridge club will meet
at home of Mrs. d. w, Eubank.
Business and Professional Wom-
ems club dinner at Y. M. c. A. at
6:15, p. m.
Initiation for girl reserves at Y.
W. c. A. at 1880 p. m.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-24

MADRID, diciembre 24.-Las tropas
espafiolas, venciendo una resistencia
encarnizada, que ofrecieron los mofos'
ell esta lfnea, que elloS crefan mex
pugnable, cruzaron el Kert, sembrando
la muerte en- ell campo enemigo. Entire
las fuerzas q. llevaron cabO la proc
ga, so distingui0 extraordinariamente
la caballerfa de la Columna Sanjurjo,
que libr0 renidfsimos .combates, GU
bri6ndose de gloria en- esta acci0n que
ha tenido tan brillante resultado pa
ra las armas espanolas. La confusion
que este ha causado en- el campo moro,
llega la consternaci0n.
AIELILLA, diciembre "a El par
te Official enviado al Ministerio de la
Guerra por ell alto comisario de Espa-
ia Ell Marruecos, general Berenguer,
dice que la kabila de Beniaros, una
de las mas numerosas v de las mas
pujantes, Sc rinde a discretion, no pu-
diendo sostener mas tempo el empu-
je de las fuerzas espailolas. los ven
cidos, Sc les ha obligado por 10 pronto,
a entregar las armaS que estan EN- SUI
poder Y sus parques de municiones.
BELGRADE, diciembre 23.-El Go
bierno de Jugoeslavia ha condecorado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-24
Oda VeZ 0btiene una eSp|Gnlidl VIC
tOIia G| b0XGadOI pOIt0IIiQuG10
Nero ChiDk
EL COMITE DE METODOS Y CUE
RRAS EN- LA CONFERENClA DEL
DESARME DICE QUE LOS ACUER>
DOS NO OBLIGARAN A LAS MA
Clones NO lNVITADAS
FrdnCid e lngldterrd estdn com eta
mente de dCuerdO dice BRAND al
VOlVer de LOndreS
ODE NuEsTRo sERv1c1o cABLEGRAF1co ESPECIALLY

HABANA. diciembre 24.-EI VA fa
moso bOXeador portorriquello, Nero
Chink. ha derrotado Il Joe Walcott,
dandole un knockout" Ell el seXto
FL vencedor portorriquefio fue aclama-
do delirantemente. FL campe0n ameri-
cano, Dillon, venci0 al cubamo Aguedo
Herrera. dejandole indtil para seguir
Ia lucha, Ell el doce round.
FL stadium estaba totalmente lleno
de I'M ptiblico en.usiasmadfsimo.
WASHINGTON. dicicmbre %. - FL
Comite de M6todo> Y Guerras, ell la
Conferencia sobre limitaci6n de los ar
mamentos. ha declarado haber llega-
do una conclusion detinitiya acerca
de 10 impracticable que rcSulta el for
mular reglaS obliSatoriaS Ell cuanto
al desarme de las nacioneS en gene
raj, puesto que muchos potleres q pal
ses no han sido invitados v por 10
tanto no Sc hallan Representatives ell
la Conferencia y por eSe motivo. di-
chaS nacioneS So negarin IL reconocer
ninguna autoridad a los Poderes que
Sc quicran imponer al decretar el de
SarIne universal. negandose Il Su veZ
i desarmarse, 10 cual provocaria mu-
chos enojos tai vez otras guerras.
PARIS, diciembre 24.-Ha regresa-
do aver dc Londres. 81 primer minis
tro, NJ. ArfStidcs BRAND, manifeStan-
do que Il Lloyd George han acorda-
do las lincaS generates de I'M future
entendido anglofranc6s. que scrd Ill
timado IN Ia pr6Xima ronffrcncia de
Cannes. Anticip0 ii seilor BRAND, que
Francia InSlatcrra, cStan cOmplcta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-24
Las tIOpaS GSpai0Ias han auZad0 eI
KgIt, VelCield0 una 0bSdnad8
TeSiStGRCa
LA KABiLA DE BENlAROS Sc HA
RENDlDO A DISCRETION, lNCAPAZ
DE OPONER DEFENSAS AL
AVANCE ESPANOL
Un ViCedlmirdnte nOrtedmeriCdnO, re
Cibe una espl6ndidd confederation del
GObierno JugOeSldvO


con la grain cruz del Aguila Blanca, al
vicealmirante de los EstadoS Unidos,
A. p. Niblack Esta distinction que ha-
cen los jugoeslay0s al bravo marino
americana, debese los servicioS dis
tinguidos prestados por el Ia cauSa
aliada. La cruz mencionada es la con-
decoration mas alta que el nuevo rel
no balkanico, tiene para los hombres
que considera dignos del honor mas
elevado.
WASHINGTON. diciembrc 24.-An
tie la rotunda negativa de los delega-
dos de las ~potencias reunidos aqul,
u considerar Ia proposition inglesa So
bre la elimination del submarine CO.
mo arma de comhate. Inglaterra ha
tenido que retirar su proposition que
venfa sosteniendo insistentemente. Los
delegados britanicos sostuyieron una
portiada lucha antes de resignarse Il
retirar la proposition que le daba al
imperio britanico la defintiva supre-
macfa naval en- el mundo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-24
Ell. .ULTIMo ASALTo Y Ell MoTIVo
DE LAS CoNvERSACIoNES.

En- el 'asalto" los csposos Baque-
ro el cual, por 10 fastuoso y distngui-
do, no Sc olvidara nunca, fue el motive
principal dc las conversaciones de las
damas clegantes, los prcciosoS objetos
Gle fantasia, propios para regalos de
Navidad Y Aiio Nuevo, que acaban de
ser recibidos por la Joyeria de Felix
Lopez, en- la cual Sc reunen siempre
los elementos de mas valer en- nuestro
gran mundo.
Sc presenta ahora, pucs, la oportuni-
dad de poder escoger 10 mejor, para
hacer un valioso presente, por POGO di-
nero, algun ser querido. Oportuni-
dad que no debe de perder el publico,
dad que los preciosos objetos, Ell los
que imperan Ell arte'y la fantasia mas
reinados, Sc agotan rapidamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-24
Ell CAPTAIN LOPEZ ANTON
GIORGI. NO FIE \ CONFEREN-
GAR con FL. SIR. ESTEVES

Nucstro distinSuitto' amigo el capi-
tan Lopez Antorgiorg, ayudante mi
litar del Gobrenainr. nos ha informa-
do, que no cs ciarto cue 81 fuese u
confcrcntiar con cl sc1or Guillermo
Estcvea. en- .noches pasadas IL sI re-
si,lcneia dc Miramar. FL bizarre OFF
cial nos informa que cl motive que 10
indujo a visitar esa nochc Ia rosiden-
cia del senior Esteves. fle el de ofre-
Ger su saludo lii distinguida schori-
ia Alicia Martinez. hermana del Lcdo.
Frank MARTINEZ. que lego esa misma
noche dc los Estalos Unidos, Y, salu-
dar tanltien Il su particular amigo el
seffor Estcves.
Complacido plies.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-24
LAS FUNCIoNES DE MANANA EN-
Ell MUNICIPAL.

Mamma ronc en function dc matt
nee la CGm1ania Villaespesa, la des-
lrunbrante tragcdia ntot.sca, "Ei
Alcazar dc las Pcrlas'. que tanto eXi-
to tuvo ell la function de debut.
Por la Ioche Sc repr- -scntara Juan
jose el emocionante drama &c Di-
ccnta. del que hace el Sr. Nictorero
una verdadera creaci0n. La Prensa
de ESrara ha tenido para ei schor
Victorcro en- Ia Interpretation del
dramatico pcrsonaje, los mas fervo-
rosos aplausoS.
Dado el exito lograo por el notable
primer actor, es eXplicablc que haya
expectation por vcllc eli obra dc tan
to lucimiento para Gl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-24

mente de acuerdO Ell todos los aSun-
tos pendientes, incluso Ell 10 lie las
indemniZaciones alemanas.
RUEN. Francia. diciembre 21i.-Ha
sido impuesto por In COrte de Apela-
clones de esta ciudad. ounce dfas de
prisi0n V multa de 10000 frances
un jugador de base ball. que Sc decla-
r6 en- rebeldfa Y Sc opuso Il jugar du-
rante ell match cclebrado Ell Rubby,
hace diaS La Corte inferior solo lie
impuso euatro meses dc c;ircel al de-
mandado, de cuya sentencia apelj, por
no hallarse conforme IL
WASHINGTON, diciembre 23-El
Senado americana ha adoptado en- to-
das sus parties Ia resolution del Sc
nador Walsh. pidiendo Sc haga una in
vestigaci0n en los eXamenes llevados
a cabo por el Departamento de Mari
IA, para el nombramiento de oficiales
temporcros. servir en- los estableci-
mientos navalcs regulares. ESta inres-
tigaci6n sera conducida por Ell Subcomi-
t. naval del Senado
HABANA. diciembre 24.-Se eSpera
muy pronto merced las gestioneS
que Sc vienen hacienda, la soluci0n de
la huelga que no tiene ambiente. FL
Gobierno tiene medios sobrados para
'ContirIia eli Ia rag. q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-24
AVISO

Es para esta Empresa muy salts
factorio comunicar todos cuantos
Sc han suscrito a Ell IMPARCIAL,
para 1922, que en- ell dltimo correo de
los Estados Unidos lego ell primer
pedido de Lapices ''Eversharp,' los
cuales Sc comenzaran repartir por
orden correlativo, debidamente gra-
bados con las iniciales que cada sus-
criptor haya solicitado.
Ahora podran testifcar nuestros
favorecedores del valioso regalo ofre-
cido por Ell IMPARCIAL.
81 Vd. no Sc ha suscrito todavia,
hagalo sin perdida de tempo. Que
dan POCOS DIAS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-24

Cantero, Fernandez & Co., Inc, Editores.
Odcinas 48 Allen st., (altos).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-24
SOCIEDAD ESPANOLA
DE AUXILIO MUTUO Y BE,
NEFICENCIA DE PUERTO
RICO
'CONyOCATORIA

POr la presente Sc cita a todOs
los Sres. Socios de esta Institu-
ci6n para que asistan a la Junta
General ordinaria que Sc efectua-
ra ell domingo 25 del corriente a
las dos de la tarde err ell Salon de
Juntas del SanatoriO seq u n
acuerdO de La Directiva en- su
Ultima session.
Atentamente,
Diego Agieros,
VicesecretariO.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
COLCHESTER

Mrs. Timothy Nutter of Whitinsville
Mass, and Mrs. Fred Hefflon of East
Haddam were guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Roper, on Amston
avenue, the past week.
Wooster Star lodge, o. z. S., held a
meeting In Masonic hall Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Thomas of Lebanon
were callers in town Thursday. @
The local chapter of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution met at the home
Of Miss Elizabeth Day on Norwich ave
hue Wednesday afternoon,
A. Lazinsk left Wednesday for a few
days visit in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trueman Spencer and
two children left Thursday for a visit
with relatives in Newark, N. ].
The carpenters on the state road con.
tract commenced WORT Thursday after.
noon erecting large bin for trap rock
and sand at Browns corner, about two
miles south Of the village.
Charles Clark Of Marlboro was in towr
Thursday.
Miles Standish Of westchester was call.
ing on friends in town Thursday
Friends of Jerrold ]. Kerr were rnucf
pleased to see him on the street Thursday
afternoon and hope soon to see him bacl
again at his desk IN the state road Of
fee.
The Neliber Pants factory has movet
from ten Tainter block on Lebanon ave
nue. to the Stems block on Main street
F. o. Brown was in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
LEBANON

A social was held in the parlors Of the
Congregational church Friday evening. A
supper of baked beans, salads, biscuit,
brown bread, pickles, pie, cake and coffee
was served. There was music by the or
,chestra and social time was enjoyed.
A chicken pie supper was served in the
chapel Of the, Baptist church Tuesday
evening. The room was decorated with
flags. The orchestra furnished music
The supper consisted of chicken pie,
pickles, rolls. cake and coffee.
Much interest Is taken by the young
men and boys in the Y. NJ. c. A. They
meet each Friday night in the town hall.
Roy G. Keller Of Norwich meets with
the neach week to assist and direct them.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Nield attended
the ministers meeting held at the First
Baptist church in Norwich Monday.
c. ]. Abel and 8. A. Hoxie were in
Hartford Tuesday, in the interest of the
Lebanon Cooperative Buying associa-
ton.
Mrs. Ella Foster, Ms. C. H. Foote and
daughter Ruth. Mrs. Clark Standish, Miss
Mary Standish and Miss Vera Briggs at
tended the anniversary meeting of he
Social Corner in Franklin hall, Whitman
tic, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hoxie, Mrs. NJ. ].
Hoxie and son, Mrs. F. F. Manning and
two sons spent March 4 in Moosup with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hoxie. it being the
fourth birthday Of their little daughter
Phyllis.
Mrs. R J. Whitman of New London IL
spending q few daTS- with Mrs. F. N
Taylor.
Mrs. Myron Peckham of South Man
chester was the guest Wednesday night
of her mother, Mrs. Ella Foster.
Another sewing class has been started
in town under the direction of Miss
Gladys Stratton of Norwich home dem.
onstration agent OF the farm bureau. Ter
| have Joined the class, which meets eacf
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Edith Foster Of Hartford spent
the week end with her mother. Mrs. Ella
Foster.
At the town meeting Monday II We,
voted to lay tax Of II mills.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12

Harry Carey will be the principal at
traction at the Breed theatre today Ia
his latest Universal photodrama, Hearts
Upw Carey himself wrote the story 80
meet his idea Of a role that Is partlcu-
larly suited TO the dramatic c1arzcterize-
ions in which the public best likes him.
Hearts Up" concerns a man who pledg-
es himself TO protect mis- dead pal. He
meets the girl at the railway station when
she arrives from the east Thinking
that he is her father the girl runs TO Ms
arms. calling him Daddy" Instead OF
telling her then that her father n dead
the man remains silent. Thus between
the man and the girl ne has come "
love stands the impossible barrier Of 4
File.
The working out Of the story - typi-
cal Of Carey lie tries diplomacy then
being human. he falls back on his hgntin z
ability and brings the story 10 me Of Tie
most dramatic climaxes evfr wrought
for the screen.
For the second feature Gladys wal
lton will be seen in rich Cir: foor
l1iirI." and The Psthe News VII com-
plete the bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
Ashland Cotton Company

In connection with the Offering now.
being made by Barstow. Hir 4 Co. m
vesiment bankers Of Boston and Spring.
field Of the new issue OF stock Of re.
Ashland Cotton Co. Il Is Of interest to.
note the wonderful progress made BY
this corporation.
Under the present able manaxernent
headed by Mr.. Arthur II. Brewer Of TIE
Thames, National bank. the Ashland
Cotton Co. has made a record any corp
grafton may we'll be proud Of. They
have created a plant whost equipment g.
equal to any in this part Of the country
and furthermore they have been able 10
establish q relationship with their en-
ployes that IS usually intimate and
cordial. The harmonious community NE
established here Is worthy OF special coFn-
ment and clearly indicates the unselfsh-
ness Of the present , znagemeut for the
promotion Of better living conditions
among the peoples associated with them.
This company Is now operating eay
and night TO MI orders on hand which
are sufficient TO keep the mil running for
several months in aoSADce-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12

The photeplay attraction at The Davis
rhea4re next Sunday. Monday and Tues-
dav will be The Right TO Love" pro
duced by George Fftzmaurice and featur-
ing Mae Murray and David Powell. II
is a Paramount picture. Mae Murray
has the role Of an American gil who
,sads a wretched life with her husband.
Sir Archibald Falkland, Englsh director
Of the Ottoman debt at Constartinopie-
In an effort 70 compromise his wife -
he may marry another woman. BY
Archibald installs a Prince Stanisizun n
his home A Colonel Richard LorfBg.
played by David Powell. arrfves n
time to rescue her from the Prlnee.
though in the resulting mjt-vo. Dorfne
shoots Falkland dead. He Is acquitted
In the trial that follows. and he ard
Lady Falkland seek happiness togsfhef.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
Strand

A new drsml Of thrfring interest. n
which Charles Pay Is starred, together
with Margery Wilson and Margaret
Thomson. viii be seen at TIRE Strand
theatte this Sunday. II n called The
Honorable Alxy" The youngest and
most versatile OF the Triang1e-Tnce sctaTs
is said to have secured a vehicle nat WI
immensely TO his reputation. The Etory
recounts the adventures Of a titled my
lishnan. youngest nneTnber Of the Won
teith family. who is sent 10 Amrica %
contract a rich marriage ana ezve Ire
Monteitn fortunes from bankruptcy. I'm
plicated uSwiitinely II a sensational jev-
81 robbery. Aigy finds life IN ne United
st~tes very exciting for a tine. Every
body heswes a sigh Of relief when Ne
wins ont firally.
A special Famous Players comedy H'fhs
Gingfram CTR win loeep you m iz1Eh-
ter for a full half hour. This is gJrne-
thing new In comedy win many Or fhs
wei known screen comedians. TIE tenih
episode Of Thunde-bolt Jack win also -
! seen. This has J the former episofes
beatAn in both speed and thrills. A nns
i program and one which you sho1id no'
| miss.
Monday-Editsi Sterling WI - sen a
the Strand Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nesday IN The Girl WAC Dared AZ :
girl sheriff. whose business = 20 rouns
M cattle ruEtlsrs and Mexican cut
I tliroats she OortrayE another role whicl
displays her as wonderful hoFr~wo
man and lariat expert. There are sevefs
dramatic moments when the rirl eherii
saves her father from iynchinE and AZ
rests him until charges against him "a
he disproved This Is 4 true viriie. red
blooded western drama. reminiscent 2
The bvgone days when lswies1eG an
. disorder were the rule and not e1ceptioi
Tho screaming comedy ''Fares and Pa
ones" and an Henry story "A Ruis
of Men" win also Be seen m addittcn .
Tuesday wednesday win Be sci. -
sode. No. II Of the Moon Ri6ers.~
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12

in Baltic
Irving Ravens Of Little Flats has been
spending few days with friends in
Providence - = --' ri A-'.-
Baltic bewlers have organized. 6 teams,
Of men each, for a series of bowls to
continue for five weeks. The following
schedule was arranged: March II, teams
and 2 March 1s, and 4; March Is, S
and s; March 81, and 6; March 20, I
and s. March Is, 2 and g.; March rs, 4
and S; March 80. 2 and e;.April l, and
3; April (, 3 and 6; April 6, and 4
April 8, 2 and 5; April IL, and 6 +; April
10, and 3; April is, and 4.
unsigned communications for this OF
any other column of The Bulletin are
never used.-Correspondenc Editor)
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12

have elementary prob .sms to solve. Taey
are not thrust into any smashing. crash
ing dramatic situation. But no matter
They catch the interest an dhold it be-
lcause they are human. William Des-
hond plays the title role with skill and Is
supported by a most competent cast.
The Parish Priest is an old play with
human people in & simple charming story
so well done that it is a relief from the
rioutoUse type of picture II stands al
the top among the recent offerings.
Topics of the Day and a Supreme
comedy make up the remainder Of this
bill
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
WAURECAN

WGuregan Congregational church, Rev.
William Frying, pastor. The fifth Len
ten sermon next Sunday morning will be
On The Way Onward and Upward. = In
the evening there VIII be story song ser
vice, led by the choir. Church school at
II, -.
Young Peoples meeting Thursday eve
ming at 7.3S.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE Parish Priest" At the Breed

For its feature attraction Sunday.
Monday and Tuesday the Breed viii PEE
sent The Parish Priest" As a stage
attraction The Parish Priest" was The
type of play that never grows old
Year in and year ont Il was played
through the country, and now it has been
done in picture form. The perturbation
has all the appeal Of the play. Tho
folks in II are simple, human. everyday
being; people OF small town outlook whl
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
suwanee River ousrtstt, at Y. NJ A.
cunday

On account Of the great popularity q
the famous Suvanee River colored male
quartette which entertained IN Y. VI G.
a. course last wednesday the nznaer-
ment Of the local " has made spochi
arrangements with them 20 sing tornor-
row Sunday afteAn0on al an nj a.
the Community House on Church etrsr !.
The quartette will render several a.
lections In their owr unique manner. In
addition TO the qusrtette music. mere.
Win be Timely address by Rev. Georre'
H. strouse on the subject u "fIarvnony .
This meeting. is open 20 the pubiSc
both men and women. NfreeSwiii offsr-.
ing will be taken. me Doors 81 ths
Community House will be opened AZ 1:so
n
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
BALTIC

Fred Johnson of Whalen Park has re-
turned from a motor trip from Spring
field and Boston.
hrs. Clayton Rood, who has been IN
dergoing treatment, at, q private hospital
in fWilnnantic, has retuned.toe hers home
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
TICKETS ON SALE FOR
THREE FINE ENTERTAINMENTS

Tickets are on sale at Cranston for thf
course Of three entertainments 70 BE-
given at the Community house under ths
auspices of the woman's Guild OF ths
United Congregational church. Tickets
are 81 for the course.
The first entertainer coming 4 Thomas
wilfred. the distinguished dramatic inter
preter of folk songs and player OF ne
old l2-string srch-lute. who VIII be here
on Tuesday. March Is. Ever since he ap-
reared here before the Norwich Music
Association there has been q persistent
demand TO hear him again.
The second number OF the ccurse IL
Tony Sarg and his maricnettes on Friday.
! April J. Tony Sarg has an international
Reputation as a cartoonlst and Illustrator.
/ lIis puppet thester. says Clayton Ham
liiton, has added TO the Joy Of living.
Edith wynne Mstthison. renowned &C
the creator OF Everyman in the Ereai
morality play Of that name. will com
plete the series Of Entertainments. MIS-
Afatthison will be remembered also a.
the leading lady OF Sir Henry Irving
/ nlaying with him on the night the Erea'
actor died. Her appearance In the courAe
iMili be on Wednesday, April 81.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12

After man has made fool Of him.
self he realizes what flowing 10;
of acquaintanees he has.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12

MAnchester.-The incorporatorr q ire
Knights Of Columbus home have eafied a
meeting TO be held Thursday evening" %
next week. when Organization vii be per-
fected. The chaftHr has been granted
end AZ soon as the organization n per-
fccted il VIII BE- possible 70 begin nss No.
home. Already over hah Of the t3o.tss
which Il is proposed TO rzlss haszks1
plaaEedk amahE EnsFcnenzE
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
TOO TIRED
TO WORK?

II yea get up in the morning tired,
Il you weary with little exertion and
II vim and 60 are lacking, depend
upon It that your liver is torpid. One
dose Of Schenck' Mandrake Pills will,
:'wpke up" that lazy liver and make.
you feel like new. Schenck's Man
drake Pills are worth q trial tonight.
2se per bex-uneeatsd or sugar coated
Dr.. J. H. schenck & Son. Phila. -AdY,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
NEW SPRING SUITS

The new Spring Suits with their little touch of braiG and
embroidery smart and stunning, and you can find in
this selection model that will meet with your individual
requrements-be it conservative or otherwise.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
What Is Going On Tonisl.t
ANNOUNCEMENTS

At the Y. n c. A.. sunday. chnxs.s I.
Stewart will speak on the Pequot fndisar
There viii be two reels Of moving rfc-
lures on the fine program for TIE after.
noon. from . to o'clock. Boys over II
years are TO be admitted free ~ rharrr.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
NEW SPRING COATS

The new arrivals in Spring Coats and Wraps bring won
derfu fashion news for women who are interested in
beautiful garments for early Spring The styles are
eal-so PRACTICAL yet their praccabiy does not in any
way detract from their smart appearance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-22
Purchase of Wheat
For Russia Boosts Price

CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-(A. P.)-Un-
favorable crop conditions in the south
west and prospects of immediate =
eminent purchasing for Russia relief