Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 30, 1921, Page 10

10 < 1921 PROGRAM NATL Cotumbus. 0., Sept Wéd Cross convention which will con- LeJeune, U. S Ma Major General RED CROSS CONVENTION 28.—The National | Thomas E. Green, director of the Speck- | ers' Bureau of the American Red Cross; ine ment of transports; no plans; utter con- fusion. June 20. Reached Santiago. ‘ June 22. Landed. June 23. Marched. June 2 Fight—Las Guasimas. We drove enemy -in fine shape. Lost 60 | men," killed & wouhded 20 slight. July 1. Itose at 4. Big batue. Com- a x front 'n this city on October 4 and last 3 > 1° |manded regiment. Held extreme roydhivigs s D o jof Wiy Jine. five days Blds falr to be the most im-| y Frank V. Ham- % /(%08 : e ¢ mar, chairman St. Louis -chapter, ican Red Cross; Theod retary of the navy pertant these h “ver heew held from Red Cross mestings held 4 g= that has e Roosevelt Rabbi Stephen W free synagogue of New York: W Frany Truce at noon. Spanish fleet 1 4. Truce. Mismanagement hor- No head to army. R e S v 10. Bombardment again. Men and wo MERGY) "\”]L“;“”{" ';ri_q'n"r; ‘"‘;,wv 11. Truce again. Shifted camp et lite are on t ns, American fled CToss:|, pnjie to cxtend lines. Heaviest rains - , ry, National Commander - - zion and General John J.|Yet at misht Or. Livingst : Shog July 17. Surrender at Santiago. the central : 1y 18, fted ca thills. bert S. Gast, chairman of the Red July 1 Shifted camp to foothil lean Tied Cross mniversity United States ings surgeon Julia C army nursing. on; C Healt or superintendent dean n oss Relief committee of Pueblo, Colo- ddress the convention on “The ce group L One half of men of my regiment dead or dizabled by wounds or r 6 Mi el F. Doardman, | 3000000 T a: v of the Ameri led Cross, wil] | Spectacle nerican Red Cross: Will} 5 occ, pierced by a bullet aimed at ons of Red: Cross workers whe |RoOSevelt in Milwaukee in 1812. . It was ; e o manuscript that Roosevelt a : iRy %" |nalf hour later read his campaign speech = e L L R T t still imbedded in his body. v »{ October 8 A mass meet- 5 ) constitute the aft- WILSONVILLE nz up with the Red Cross in|, After a lingering {llness. Augusta, {idow of Charles Howard, died at her in the scc- |home last Friday night. The funeral was held at the home Tuesday with I in local cemetery, Fred Mil entertained for the week ichard Handy 0 M. ughter, recently nad as and friends from and M Wiiliam May Hawkinso Webster, Monday. and daughtsr Emily, on Mrs. lda Childs cal : % o A Saybrook.—The Saybrook school play \‘ ( ! ground’ equipment drive ended Monday v red by ® s (v T'he townspeople have contrit i -. and althou s e e = 1as not b BALF MILLION VISITORS TERSE WISTORY OF SPANISH E ough EXPECTED AT DAIRY SHOW | WAR 1N ROOSEVELT'S DIARY | Sob 100 {[s drive s ub; con | i continue*to be made in ord - < | ARy E P amount ged may be in . More | 3 § i | than two hundred dollars has been sub- maie million o h-American war Seibeatio aate secte - | ves of most a . v \ clpant ‘camecto Hght to-{ =~ vora . 20 T i nois 1x She leaves a d her son and his wife from Worces- |SWear at B from Web- |, | {stop her merely HUMOR OF THE DAY ‘How did Helen get her knee so ter- ribly sunburned?” “She was sitting in the sun parlor of the country club all yesterday after- noon.”—Life. Browne—I never saw any one quite so agile as Brooks. He's a regular con- tortionist. Towne—TYes, he gets that way from patting himself on the back so much.— Wayside Tales. Little Freddy came home one might with his clothes full of holes. “What in the world has happened to you?” cried his mother. “Oh, we've just been playin’ grocery store and everybody was something,” replied Freddy. “And I was the cheese.” —American Legion Weekly. Mre. A—T have such a job getting my husband awake in the morning. Mrs. B—Same with me. I only wish John could be aroused as easily as his suspicions are.—Boston ‘Iranscript. “Why didn’t you stop when I sizgnaled you?” inquired the officer. “Well,” replied Mr. Chuggins, “it had taken me two hours to get this old fliv- ver started, and it seemed a shame to to avoid a little taing e being arrested.”’—Gateway Magazine. “Uncle, T think you're a Christian of the first water.” ou seem to get very angry at that flivver of your, but I never heard you “Humph ! That's easily explained. It t worth a —Boston Tran- ript ad, found in evening paper, the columns of a gave a sharp shock readins : Body, for funeral purposes, must be sold at e. Blank Agency, Brookiyn. But when the Edgar Allan Poe at- mosphere wore off a was discovered hat the Blank Agency was a motorcar agency.—New York Evening Post. Professor Garner reports that the fe- male ape says “Moohoo” and the male ape replies “Wahoo.” Evolution doesn't seem to have car- d us far. At a dance last week we heard a chap address a girl, “Who is 00?” the girl replied “I's 00.'—W And KALEIGOSCOPE Swimming develops every muscle of the. body. The celebration of May Day is a relic of Druidism, Nights on the Sahara desert are often bitterly cold. Nagoya, Japan, is building an under- ground telephone system. Alpany. Y., ranked as the largest city in tse United States i The produetion of sugar beets ke veloped ime one of Michigan's industriea Missomed this vear produced 3,642,000 watermeldns, sufficient to fill more than 3,600 cars. More than 1,000,000 houscholds in J an are engaged in the various branches of the tea industry. Between 24,000,000 and 26,000.000 bar- rels of oil are consumed annually United States in the ma It has been estimated that a pair of sparrows and a nest onés consume about 3,000 in A striking evidence of the invasion of | western ideas in_China fact that many Chinesc sent to be photographed has been practically unknown among women of that country heretof venth is found in the | men now con- | The first radio telephone to be opened to the public in this country cently established between Cat land and Long Beach, Cal, a dista twenty six miles. It is worl was re- AN AUTUMN REVERIE Hear the tiny crickets droning Fall is near and winter winging Why,—through leaves colorful, clinging 1 That soon will lie upon the ground. = Winds are still, while chirp, chirp, chirping, 3= Fills the dreamy, brooding quiet; Thoughts of later winds that-wraging Drive in madness—howling, shrieking, Drifts of magical softness white. = While, perchance, a lone left cricket - In the heartstone corner hiding— Fa With the flames of autumn’s color Up the chimney flashing, dancing— Chrips its little note so happy “Luck! Good luck!” to all within. —Minnie Gascoigne, in Boston Transcript. nection with the ordinary telephon so that long distance me changed hetween Catalina for exampl: An’ American girl is Tespc | an ice cream soda boom 1. | D Gordon Selfridgey the Chicagoan Wi \‘\ has introduced Ameri 1 methods in the F disclcsed that it w g ion that he pl erican soda fou land—in his big sto Garvio Prinzip, a sassin_of Archduke to the . wife 2 1914, was s ntenced to while two of ere hanged. Prinzip ¢ [(§ power? Satin, Crepe-de-Chine and Philippino Underwear Assumes a Practical Aspect To many women who have been content to indulge merely it “window shopping” this Sale brings the opportunity to purchase silken garments at a price that would ordinarily purchase only muslin ones. The displays include be- tucked and lacy envelope chemise, gowns, drawers and camisoles, most of them with a rosebud of color or an inrveigling ribbon. 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