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With K o u S h down in the sec ond, there was a little gasp of af- fright among the Chicagoans an d cheers from the V i S i t i n g enthu- siasts when Dun- can singled clean ly over second, Kerr, however, re- mained steady. He put an extra twist on the -&ball and Kopf was retired, though not until SOx partisans had
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Judge Calls Game
 From the WOOlsack

Evansville, Ind, Oct. 3.-For the benefit of fans who were compelled to attend court yester- day afternoon Judge Philip c. Gould, who was presiding at a trial in circuit court here, an- nounced the world series scores from the bench.
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After the troun- cing which the
 American leaguers received at Cincin- nati, M a n a g e r Gleason felt parti- cularly gratified that his team was the first to score a shutout. T h @ r e were a few vacant seats in the left f i e l d bleachers, probably due to the belief on the part of many that obtaining S e a t S would entail tOo
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PORK PRICES DROPS.

Chicago, Oct. 3.-A drop in retial prices of pork products within few days is looked forward to by house. wives following the descent to the lowest price level since July 1917, of the average price paid for hogs $15.15 hundred.
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CurfeW to Curb
 Playing of Piano

Appleton, Wis, Oct. 3.-It will be a. misdemeanor for anyone to play a piano or other musical instrument in his home here after II p. m. if the Common Council adopts a proposed ordinance.
 The ordinance provides a fine of from $1 to $25 or imprisonment in jail for not more than 10 days.
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It's the future criticism, not the past, that is wor- rying Labor Lead CT Foster.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-04

SUMMARY: Three base hits. RiS- berg. Double plays. Groh to Rath to Daubert: Risbcrg to F. Collins Left on bases, Cincinnati, 3; Chicago 3. Bases on balls. off Fisher ? (Itisberg. Fclscm off Kerr l W.roh). Hits, off Fisher in ! innings: off Luqup none in one in ming. Struck out. by Kerr 1 (Groh, Dun can. Neale. Daubert by Luuue GiebolN. Losing pitcher. Fisher. Um- pires, Quigley, behind the plate; Nallin at first: Ri@ler Ut second Evans at third. Time 30
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"Ella's new photo must be jolly good likeness"
 "Why?"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-04

missed heart beat, for Risberg jug gled the ball around until it was too late to keep Duncan from second
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WEATHER.

Saturday, partly cloudy; scattered showers; Sunday, partly cloudy.
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Continued on page three.)
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SCORE

TOTALS % 2 24 IS x-Batted for Fisher in sth
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04

yeAs ~ Veteran 4aek Driver Wan
Altogether Too Good . ons
80 5s Kept.

Fa< - years. George l. SInc hee
frfs%s ris~ ysShvita,s- sfeEm~i,nrT harA
iIns. sHst r. aasrEa ~ tise ss~ Martin
s}FSser ny sTsry p"rs-sn WIS, has Wis
tas~! Nashville fie has ssef bath
sfzssrnsssx ATT afternoon trains u
H~iTsassss+g afsls,~t every aay. snss Aas
@s~ry ssssss~ sas, bal ntaes In thr sxsAd
s1s1agt~fy Ia Ills nsTfssi
k-~srsSS n frf@asss NJ NE Kiaef
saY. ~. asst 4 narxraI At passengers
wer~ ss~s sffaia asff nsts.. ~ Nash
TsfA-. acy4 S@ vas t@u A*Sers sata gh<n
ks- arrived la f,sssn tns II the rsxp
s~ax~-x 'sis Es-t ssssry "a rA. driver
a.ser A- szaa ssssar+. o..r That Mr. Rlag
Esx asS. gs1:az ~ trEt 1as he WAS AfG
Wh@s afar tss@a he trsge zera~a
OHI ersv-k To- s@E ssae ~ she passen1ezD
a1r. aEst Insr@aa Ut Tnrnfa- sYmXnd ~
surns. .h< koss~s .xssy bali way. aaa
Thea S-u7~ Into asse-a essYanstA
fsr@e * th- arszg8ra gssss4~r4-erx, hearing
t.s+ er,~ussafks E.ar.pzng. asked Mr.
k3.z gses rkey saszI4 gse harf sn
tA@ su~1 H. ~ zsS- answer, hus
feTe t-.T51g a-saegast an.i grHgnt in thu
s~y~-s@t3 Asr~r few 11fnures .he
ssE@9 ktns Ehsr~ hey war- He
r~Fss-s4- -e%s t--sl Z! snsgw" TM~ pa$-
~+11y@-x al z--aaxars. h-~arn- alarmed
srat. ss.sr -zgEfnx ttgr hef5. a young
farmer sgEa-trs-. artt showed me
.vsr~- hfs~ = y-- a<st ~ .A.s efsrufsiE
s-f3 a<. re sss@
Afs-- ra- ~r@-y se.s! sAsrEz1e s.sszSn
NJ Ebng 4asd -hat A., bat r1a @ash
lanterns 1n - la rr aa4 sas ,ssf
lG4sa zas.gfss %ssws-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04
The Ss-adt.asf.s Secret

VIII n. f. Noses.sss6 II S.ss f. ~
J, s.l~cvssr thss ~.=erws Sf shs 7ia,lsas
nfa't~ in t'r~naasfa. Hts sfs~aSs sss-
l;.tTe BE- @ili @itA pe'rsisS~fas fiat
.as wea hssa .sssf~,gSl! saiasSEs''s ~ sfr,
I.,5s.srl7ts has s.e-ris Stg.ty sEsz gat i4f4t3y
tns - years uF uR4rs M l~aFa .3s n.
Ssrget. sasfms as-st t.44rnersas ffs~tf%
ssss,gs yield Is<,is atatehisss a.'ssts's
tuFss7-~
Mr sssigssssh - tirrssy s1asEn~ ssas
,Ss- s2st italian pas*f~r etsFftF s4tsFFs
ol.fa ss.si stss1s ssa.asfiss Twsags- 'ssts -
f<ft sarues.sS efa' astruat ase Of g2s S
g&s as q tsHtSfs
sas, lans SY hs ,s-ss,sss~. so =, sssst
hss'tbtt4se' saetSth A4i sss thv Fl, ~ -
ssass - Ais tssss ~4sa~tst& tfp.sfs aA@, stsss
;',s. sa;lre isut-h Ias- ~as gsSsk Il IA
Gsg.s that th.- .uas'e IT Ehr ssailE Sl.t bs-
y>,aesa dull ah,s ltgvlsNs.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04
ADDS TO WEALTH or ITALY
New Ss-ss.y - Hees.- sss~m -
s.r1rp<s@, Hss >rr~e6 Really
WceSevssf 5ssesesA

4 Essr WHEAT Egsss'+ atty sstsp-ss tn
-sa cv4rasst:ta~r4x yguvaGF3ag La rAe yrain-
.E3szax 1sS-fec~s 4 ss22y. asx tsEse b-ea
,i@Te,ssr--i .sv rss@f F%srs ~ ras~sal
seaaes+~zssg fr T'~as @xxa r~1sg ~srrgrgs,.efsa
director - 90 +.Er-~r5-s.eszr STA sSss
q. Kl--4. 10 x ssFa -sas keseses1sg ~ tas.
Lirr-5 hss saas~4es* fsr X tbss srexs sf
the Sa1tsrc ,2sszsesa-2asg. >z4~vs assfF r.,
,hess-r wtse discover sssr7s-ssssss IT rs.
saf c-~@t ,-~zs4-ts, 5ss thse aszaaasn rss~
TIE -e1 xrala hH~ t-ys.ss saa a&aa@-.t Ca.
Ip.t2 Strzsst~EIl. sf.@r .hsp s4.rssss 4
wife Tt41 h%si~~. saa.erlAlAT Tn =
work %. s.=ssc.iesa- saxE>Gsx Ssragia. II
,s Resasa ps.rse&&a Ant gr~- E.
<r1ast ~.a -tsssr 81 Lgscssa Bona jar e,
Nxg~.ss4sts ssster sa-e<an~r
Las. rear Car5seta Strams Ea
gh+-a' mas s9w1 wEs<s " esss se-s- 4
E-s,s4nd al. yt~iaet 81 average ~ 81
rsl~ht-ls 10 sap zc--~--Nfsy1t s~4a fssas IN
npsrs .nsn sssrA taapa ::s~-i ytn.fs.4e.t hsssi-
s-rn.
ga the r4ssas Of Ls-fahnrs.r u .ttss
ard PAsts- are asssEt 8astssl asr~s
sultasle tar stv- as~ ghras IL III ~n-
tira !svy~tset ~ sast yenr acre ssss N
'ais year. ire a~@t ervp ef italy
we9id - .ns~rsG s~st By gaS Aslfy
aloe. 49ziraIs1s. tsa rhat inaEssrstd an
nasly h-f9ve vse @ar In sehsr u .sest..
t, ~ssx.ld tsHs+ Italy tnsi~r~nAs q II
.hn res, n ,ts. world tOs xA.as.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04
Of Nations covenant.

We are now being Informed
that everything points to a tire
nsndous deficit in the fedora!
revenue for the fiscal year 1919
20, and that another ard large
bond issue will he inevitable
The maximum of the war debt
estimate ia already raised from
thirty billions to thirty five bill
lions. and the prospects are that
this last figure will not be the
final mark. 1t is a little 100 early
yet to form q clear opinion as to
how far the new Republican con.
gress will 20 in the matter OF
stopping the outpourings Of the
peoples money 70 a smaller
volume than thai pas through
the congressional siuileWay
daring The past Two years, hut
frem the familiar sounds That
euanate from Was hineton about
large war expense engagements,
great public undertakings, e'G.,
we are not setting our eApec.a'
tions very high. The uusasls.
factory conduct of the Republi.
can Housc OF 'he legislature In
session a, Jeff City last winter
as fiscal performer is fresh IN
mlrd, and which, bracaetcd with
The sounds above referred 20,
give rise TO the conclusion that
in the matter o. pahlic economy
Democrats aud l}epu n}icans AZ"
much ahxe, as nnre.i. he as
President Wilson is uu any quoS,
tipn.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04
Csuelayed in Wall Street.

4 oonclaye ot tho Taitiies.
thc Schiili,cs and the McAdoo
dies was held at a Wall Street
club on Thursday "a make Anal
arrangemnts for the grand
speaking tour on behalf Of the
propos,d League. Nj Jacob
SohifI himself, the famous inter
nsiioaai banker Of Frankfort and
New York, presided. and 'ad.
dreases favoring the campaign
we're made by Mr. McAdoo and
Nr. WiekrrshAm " Their xvow.
ed purpose, according TO the
Herald. is TO induce the people
''in the States represented BY
doubling Senators" TO briag
".he proper pressure TO bear
upon those timoroua and sus
ceptiblc representatives and thus
seeure thciv votes for the revised
covenant. Har,ey's Weekly
Here have the cloven foot OF
the biz moneyed interests stamp
ID upon the propaganda to Sc
cure the adoption at the League
convcusns by thu Senate. This
does not surprise us at all, Meth
or have we ever been fooled as
- the truo stAndiaG sf Ool.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04

Rrrra j ST asfert~ t,se #,'a'a- s.
we'll ~ ~ -. ,..;le. ai.i these An' '.an
e. u..Ay ;!yiIs re.ular ,u,,;I"H ~
Ia max. f-rGX>at f'E',.> ~ = r.h~.F.- q.
chic h,t.N arN tah'c - foA tt.- -.l-
tics in a3jus'ins themselves Sc far
r,w conditions E;icnae a,j l.a'a' r,-
l,,rtr =, thc 'rrns'h Aca i,.'9N ID. Md
iciu, that cn)a-Sc.acrt ot The h~arT
develops in al a>la'ors, IL a>t-0sjsUe
t. an attitude whes' ,he atmospheric
,re>>at,, is half ,aa, normal to n"
tsr;y nr lees, extra uuga j. suis'!e','s
thrown aisaa ths heart. art Il Iti> Is
rs,sa,sS. ottri cr beng c''n'tna,1 s"4ur
adjustment Is the natural cNgr>, The
hypertroph, seems sn ,HrY in drSr,'e
with the heish; fr~qaeus,'y' IA sing
aud bombing air>lsncs usHa'N ~
above laan fees. and the heart es,.
largcinent indnc~d is sN,a,pf than
amonr the groups OF nieFs uho svcp
IN the sonc fFom 5.sV ,e iaSo fc~,
abeve se~ level
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04

H-Neti i yseas s.'l | esa~ ':ri.a ae.
Shs. ant a8s-34. ut'es,tuS t''y,~tet 20
a3.s Always gau>@~t g4r fasGca s4Ests4 =
raSst.4tsr tisc SN,1;in- wss tay.ted
- a rather iueEAa, ,,taH@r party All
,Ae' @9-}s pFv>eHt SseF" considerably
ogAs,r slsaa I. .. ,@,.G a>,talRs ua,il
asaast ~, ,sa.,.,i's q: the nasal although
,hes others Vt-v STARTING IA = ds,sal-
geys rssaatr.
Sash'yt,'y y>}gs:2s ~ylCsa sarttns a,
csy f-.ht garTs,t - s'@ w,gh the lt.ss-
ti-,ss "issrt Npas eser ~sr a1ythtaxr'
II S.e.f,'t~s en ifse lha: the stgeatior
ef every es3c az Ehss rabie sas focused
~ a9v,. ana fs',.sh.u< ;gct,'a>iy, ssars-
,raer,',' ",2s, N,.~> sometimes, waen
rhxr>'s S&ee{h.ag Interesting - tass
siss-..- 4 s,uay >.ivaev -rs~'tvd nay
rcs.zars, & Chicee3-rs IrSHgs
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04
Re.ica S.lxea catnsdrA

The dad ts.,ii III isatiaIsn t'fastt-
tanit cathedral aasl shs sani as sor@
stseg}y Ia tsse In stss paipss as he.sa
prvssts.~si se ,be ARK s..sioI III fhs
fatally la ~tess*s pssS~ssh % fhsy
wSrv fcr r.aps years. Tks q aA Sad
Is dated 1873. sad ~as assssi fghsf-
ais sY ths. parish. small fss ''*ssa.s
ehaygea hg sh@ klgs =. sstoa FsF tsS~
uss, The h..adse rang T. sel
yhrva;a the town sh~n Re pfs-.si,.sst
il hath, asa!s, ahsaa TBS srrans t13ss-ssss
ier the funeral were ~ be Iassie
s,,ova. and again shea he Ma iSess At
'na head VI the fensrsi rrsS. sa@si.'a-
The SAID class tfsses tr,sni lINr. snIs
t.sE ahuat y, a4iuGte, aud II WA its an
usual thisS for II Jo ae turasi tstu sr
three sia1se tiaFtas s@rtnsin The
gets nre e~tag exhibited sH u 81 s'tsssiy
c.nsiruets@i case In the eathesto-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04
The People Must Really
Run Our Government

4 serious attempt Is to he
made 10 enact n law that each
new Congress shall meet on .he
fifth Uf March following its cleo
tiop, This had been talked OF
! before this year, but not until
this year was il supposed that "a
President would try to get all
poger into his hands by refusing
to call Congress- in session xhen
government affairs were IN chuas
because of the withdraw wal Of the
President from the country and
when such serious matters as
tie entrance Of ,his nation into
permanent alliance with Eu,
rupcan powers was under dis.
eussl0n.
Legislative bodies elected By
tine people are always an annoy
ance - absolntlsm
II Mr.. Wilson, for instance,
could have had bis way and got
another Democrat" COMPRESS
simply 70 register bis VIII, :be re
would hay" hcan no reason on
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04

\ DISTINGUISHED Service Ined
al has lus: been awarded g. I'd
ward \ Hurley. chairman o! the
United States Sh'ppinp Ensrd,
for exceptionally neritorious
and distinguished service dur
ing the war. Cr"a' scott what
next. IiurIey's Whole perform.
ancc during the war was 10
throw several billion dollars 10
the birds IN a iali'r a,rmp. 70
carry out goyorninen, shipping
program iioTnyer. OF . uttlc
rs.!actsun. and runslt!rl.u. that
the honor was conferred hv Is
government u"mocfatlcaiiy ad.
minis, the hvs'owai oi this
token uf merit and dist,n tiun
upon Mr. Hurley Is doubtless
fully lustinod 10 al! who were
concerned N .Eo ,rausac ,ion
Mr Hurley IN throwing al this
money, which The people sup
piled through taxes and Liberty
Bond purchases, 10 ia" birds.
was probably carctul enough 10
see 10 il that much "i 1t fell rs
mama from heaven upon dc.
serving" Democrats. and win.
more mcrItoriuuS aud disunc
uishod a service could he have
perier,ned than this in the eyes
OF our government officials, to
whon, next to standing by
Wilson, this is tho supreme test
of thc thing That our war ship
ping program was 4 'dvd and
tho monsy wasted, is As MIR
Secretary Glass Of the Treasury
has remarked. wholly beaid,
the question.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04
In,ernationa. Grand Larceny.

some American rrwsn,nev.
aY.r ,4,.ir. ,f Ch5r, d,..nol)rd a..
IA. pogcr ,Dh,.. rra'.ro IN III.
taa., Of h.r .,t.nds Ma, il,
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......t.......- a. .,,..
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'' '""' i.i"id 4" h"ht Nhr mas
toap t,, nsor t.ua 800 N,a1 t.
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N'"'H '' '''' ''''''' ''~''' 'tf'on
S'tin G: ~" ihi''i ~'ai"~, iu' 7"
than uaro }n>rh.d ,u prevent
,yr.,:,S Yrnp C.uu3 Nav hnv.
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- '''
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tah'" where l'iNh hA'H, t.l the
a..A rniI> al.u ,,r'S 4li ,hr rhlps
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04
Subscription, 81 40 in County $z5 Outside oa cosnty

House in relation 10 our govern
ment. just lock at that deietta
bic quartette Of names, no farther
enlightenment as to what their
bearers represent In the scheme
u surrender American Boycr
eighty TO a world super. :overn
ment is needed Mr.. jacob ScilF,
hand.in uiovc for years with the
Morgan interests; MI: W II,
Taft, Wall Streets own man ia
White House for fonrs yeas ~ $50
but never again, Mr.. Wicker
sham, Presidcnt Taft's attorney
general, who, while IN that office,
tried to make the big rratte,s
q gift of the whole water power
resources OF tha colntry; and,
last, Mr.. McAdoo, a Wtil Street
graduate shifted tn activities III
the Treasury Department on q
gentle hint TO Pres dent wis Dn
from somewhere that tic
appointment was desired.
or course all these gentleman
are for the League Their masters
have q lot Of money tied up In
foreign war securities, paS ln.uj
of which rests upon the world 8
peace, and "A guaranty Of sonc
kind trOu Uncle Sam.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04

The uiIteers OF the rssinaent lave
nashsnx ea the esirg,sirtas,e< of s&sish
uhs,a II caaies ta having saft*sr.
The onls ,siti~rvaee N that he -
changer. fef' he Fin.ss the esii T. aa'
nsaaec aes t.diaSs 20 shs psspc s.ess-
Fer INSTANCE. ii the square heaas s.rs
na. on the square wtth the Am~ri s.iss
snsi ane Is lists,sed. the tidias 1t
iietni-'x hard luck mast be pubfi, I'D
broadcast. ~ the chief iasgM II
poieh crooks his finger and explains
tn. rntssien 10 the bell ringer, nho .
turn goes a. each street corner tr
beancsax that Herr Hassenfefer ~
been nnsd 2sD marks for not iessbss
the outside door unlocke<l Al III
tff,e the bell plays changing seeaa-
panimeat narrase. rsseh O.
many.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04

We a.. know Of George ,.r,.,!.
d,rou,,r ,.,l.3..,,. .,r,ou -,
=. IT,.
" III an" ''N'"''' = l'''' - !'''' u
blower ID riles. ~ 'ub''c *
pensc. hus that '.c had q oro.hc.
II. Il Creol. f,w e.. Us u.ylD
ava,, u q; 4,.r..tng..i .,u.
49,. r.
'H'0oS " ii '''''i ." H''''! >
"ecN.y, "hlch y t&' "a good
reading that We GIVE i "t,ow II
halor;n fpll
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,,'. '''''"' ','''.' = "' ~, - WV ..[. ~
w',,.>., w. ,N ,,,.. D,,I vs. F''I
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04

CAz-'yS, 9hr yNsss. has e18r.a fer
-slsss'tsns craps tasse ,aEs he eass>ad
his ticv aea having aluasS srnrt q
Sns5is. 3, was at aitrs nsste'. sssa; shere
" - >.irsestssne Srssas. a*s'ause se Was
al El,aata assd bad Il s45igfag ksshS like
gsae Wsn had cuSae 10 srN-s4; grief. We
sn' heap4as tttx.ss sts ftAli NJ hash.
WIS., rgasiHs great progress nhea aii
1 Il sa.'t'pa he hir iate something hard
es 80 eat than hasA Charley is once
p,,>rt wearing hiss ssrlle OF content
ri.si' being satisfied n9w with him
s.ig sud che world
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04
nhencaraph IN tne hsaniees.

Mrs knun,dy.ffascr. Hha has done
80 much ~ create Interest n Eehri.
dean songs. look a phoro#rarh ln the
islands says a writer IN Daily Chrn
irle. 1h.s WAS !n order to secure the
absolute accuracy a; the wciT,! H,asie
which is traditional Ia ;he IirhrldeS>
The jsoGple wcrr So eNCit,s! nv tho nov.
city ~ singing into the phonograrh
that the, could har,il, wait fs the
r,cord 80 he ,sla, cd, and then they
ucrr amazed al the fidelity with which
Il rrn,src,i the sshes aud all The
,rivlsi sounds VI ol,lSs,kerA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04

The state Of Wisconsin Is said
70 be nenaccd with feeble mind
edness. According 10 President
Wilson, the whole country ~
Threatened that way unless it
Immediately accepts his League
NJ Nations covenant
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04

Lowering the cost Of living
why, the Democrats don't even
offer an excuse for making ~
higher and higher.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-06-04

and that they are not more
Interested in the conditions ot
a. D. $500 than III those Of A. D.
1910.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
SENT TO COUNTY WORKHOUSE
FOLLOWING AUTO ACCIDENT

S. xtSf Correspondent.
MBTUCEB S, Dsc. @0.-As Il result
OF "JuAt tasting a little sherry and
thea attsmp tinS TO drive his automo-
bile from Perth Amboy TO his home
At &c Eislssa street, New Brunswick,
Matthias Tcpin was the III of an
automobile accident and yesterday
started = thirty day vacation at the
county vorkhouss.
While Cfaunney NJ. De Peny, Jr..
OF Highland Park, was attempting to
pass q Sruch, when driving his car on
Ampoy venus Tupin came from the
opposits direction and could not keep
ais car OF the risht side of the road,
with n result that 9th cars came to
Ssthsr and wers 9th ably damaged.
Chief OF Police Hutchinson placed
rupin under arrest and took him be-
fore Recorder C. G. Weber on a
charSs Of driving a car while mtoxi-
Gated
Wniis in police court the defendant
admitted Just tasting a little sherry
bu! dsnted eng drunk.
Dooto. less, who was called a
the mar VISA not drunk, but had been
drinking and was under the influ-
enos Of liquor.
Az eight-year-old-girl. Catherine
wisr er. who lives near Tupin was rid
Ing With him and was cut on the head
by the Jagged glass from the wind
shield. She was attended y Doctor
Tess who stitched up the wound.
Both of the cars which were ably
damaged, were towed down to The po-
/ lice court. where they We're viewed by
! this recorder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
Shakespeare's Works
Boudoir Caps

Satin, crepe de chine and net boudoir caps, lac
ribbon trimmed: slight. soiled or musscd n
from display. Wednesday, each i
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30

Think, Bob! If you are detected
you'll be shot for a spy" l walled,
almost forgetting to speak as low as
prudence required. Bob bit his lip,
as il to warn me that we must not
betray his real condition to q living
soul. Trust me-I am not going to
be shot for a spy. my iove-and ieave
you to Certeis, OF course l couldn't
turn the trick we've stsked the cards
for-couldn't pretend 10 revert tc my
former state Of msntSl Irresponsible
ity, if Certeis hadn't studied gny case
so carefully months ago. Now I'm
gambling on the chance that neIi
take it for granted that my old symp-
toms have returned owing to that
blow on my head. ! don't believe
he'll ever guess I'm snamming!"
Go to sleep, Bob. Or rather. re-
lapse into your stupor. We've talk
ed an hour. It's about time for Ger
tets to come in to give you your
medicine"
Bob raised my hands to his lips,
before he spoke:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
100000 Prescriptions Were
Filled Before 40" Was
Discovered

J. G. M~endenhali; Evansyiiie IND,
compounded over 100000 prescriptions
from physicians educated in Europe
and America before Number 40 For
The Blood" was discovered; the great
remedy for blood diseases. Successfully
employed in diseases of the glandular
system, in hood troubles, mercurial and
lead poisoning, chronic rheumatism,
catarrh. constipation, hepatic conges-
tons, DYSPEPSIA and stomach troubles,
sores, ulcers and scrofulous swellings
tina have withstood all other treat
ment yield to No. 40" Sold by Barne-
kov & Petz.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
FsncraI for Harry s. Murphy

IN Hp-0fUI C0T~feSp0NdcnI.
KEYPQItT, Dec. S0:-Funeral
s~ery!cas for the late Harry S. Murphy
ws.e held In Calvary NJ. e. church
or sGnday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock,
Rev. John X. Reeves, pastor of the
church, cficiating, interment being in
Green Grove cemetery. Favorite Sc
lections were rendered by Mrs. f. A.
Smith, Mrs. Phelps Cherry, Edwin II.
Wharton and Phelps Cherry.
The bearers We're Joseph Sproul,
J. Edgar Smith, Benjamin b. Huylar,
r.. Brewer Walling and James 7.
Walling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
Miss OGDEN To We'd

BIZ Special Correspondent.
kEYPORT, Dec. 30:-Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Ogden, of East Orange,
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Barnes
Ogden, to Henry Seabrooke Schanck,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Schanck,
the announcement being made
Christmas day.