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The Little River news., 1920-01-14
KANE: DECLARES N: IS P(lNEE:RI|.E:SSS
 1OCHE:(k GOIIG.'E|:RS [
Handicapped by cooke's Re. susal to Reorganiza Wartime
 Fair-Price Board, sle Says
ATTORNEYS DUTY TO STOP PRcFlTEERlEG, SAYS HEINZ,
Prosecutor Has No Tina@ fo
  EnsWar Questions corcerns ing Action in CGser citiss

With tte housewives Gc thl. GStsssss &lamoring for direct, vigorous actigg { against the food gougers, whom t.ss1r
 hold responsible for .fhe uutgeanouMjl/y
 snent of their children, Traacis. EifHHi Kane, United States district attAiIIll.d declared yesterday he was noEcgss.Sss s.ssSssS Ss,s check prcGteesiug. sE Ssss
 hlT. %aane co2nplat,cd 5:e G,sss s;sss. ssS;sss Dly Handicapped by tte rc%1sSg Ts V: Goake. formerly z:e;. adsn;F9 CA: ;:W; FniIadelphia, to -ec.gg&.--.izf sIyI// ea;r-prics board. Taa+ %2 AM, Cf publicity, ousA& tt, es, e,fsa. NMa: proffeers, Ae said. O.. @SsN(&ss
 But Howard I--e..:,,@3 z, .Fsesas>N<$S
 tor for. Penneyiva.1., .-esss s:ssS x; ss; Mir. Kane on &hat point .sss.a sgsNSsSS;; view with tne PUBLIC I4z,s1s. .ss Ss2 ss.5, .S Surgh last night nr.' Fein9 as.ssss although he WAS malking every :at !s6Stt ass have, fa;1 -p-iec bocrls 'ye- stablis4hed, ,V4i t'lst would not iel;arGs t2s,e federal aa- <, shorities from theie .autE to yt;r'e,. :.:sa,;a rrofseerias. '.x <, s.a { that the Lever focd-tS52 ,io1 a$AA&M :, prove to be effective ,a caG9s 0fS* $A t:<N ::<N.
 knB ss distinct frf'na p-eft2errSss 2 sS. :Z' reiterated tnat t would he oxtss@s- 5Sss " difficult tc prove sg.oi3,;uis qS5s "s
 Mir. Kane acknowledges that YsrffssSSss are inordinaEely his!l. Ig,ior.-g taafs price of n1eats,, regG&,..::- which 'Hobutyv M., Sinners. agent 2: e15e G,ate Ecoakss end Dairy Department 3.td government ttt Goddard deug inspector, haj Ei~en him ' A mass os evidence, hs. said; &has 'tthe I prices of green lvegeta5las a2e .ferrible. Y 2
 N ssHeD sss ssy aa Id strsst, 1; s1sos sra2ss. 1: s's,sz,, 2 2, fazii stIi J, ssss :s; sss ;ss :ss :sss' |s s We get e.1-s s.: --sht h. es-Sp satl~s ;.S'a
The Little River news., 1920-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS

meets every first and third Friday nights. All visitors cordially invit- ed.-Ben Rowe, Secretary.
The Little River news., 1920-01-14

AMERICAN SHOES & HAIR. NESS HOSPITAL-Shoes and harness repaired right. All modern machinery.-MOse Attaway, Prop- Ashdown, Arkansas.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14
Las Veras Has Fusurs,

Las Vegas was founded! by some Mex,
scans when New Mexico was part ei
old Mexico. In lsssa, and the Mexican
government granted 10 the new cain'
nlunity an AREA ef soine ss0.ap acres
The Mexicans took ap whs, they heed
e,i af this land and huii, n village In the
middle cf the settlement. II rrsnaiaesi
q sleepy Mexican town unit, saine tiric
IN the seventies. when II was struck
simultaneously by ssvcrai Yansrrs and
Jews. aud b, wave OF prosperity.
The McxicanS ~ho he'd hsen squat.
ting oa psrt af the cessaanisr grant.
ehewe<i that they were caisable cs learn
Ing modern business methods BY claim
ting the whole Atslop scres After .
lone cca,cst tho cssurts cx,ahrmrd them
In their fitlcs tc the lands thcy actH.
ally occupied. but decided that the ~
cf tho ana beioased 10 the canmeaiiy.
Aud ~ Il 10 today. This toun e~ns
grvas erssins sr~Aa which are epsa 10
aii csssscaA snd v1luAhas tisnhssaaaAA
Ultimately Las vsUas ~ - ~ -
~ Ooao1D 09GMA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14
=
BOOK LOVERS IN TRANSPORT
Expect Literary treasure to De un
eArthsd From the Volumes Stored
At Ceng1antincpie-

Some al the bssoks VI Lvy undouht
c!ly will br fouut among the grea,
number OF volume. asrertA.tcd 10 ht
stored In rr.p.s under The public build
'n.s Of ConstanIinopie. but vii. the
los, books Of Liv. BE- found,
The r~por; that tie long awaited dis
eo,ery Ia about To hc made may res,
on no better foundation :han the
vague Impression of seine uncducased
Turkish Gn3cr Official. And. Indeed Ia
the absence OF an! information what
ever. Oh the subject. what more nA.n.
tnrcai works viii be restored 10 the
world when the vast collection d: ap,
Gent books whose existence was pre-
vi"usly unsGspected come to bc ex.
anincdy
or the n books of Ilvy preserved
60 US gu, 81 lac. two arr incomplete.
OF the other lo- books the summaries
remain. so tina, their contents are
known. Their full text prnhahiy would
not ndi so nauch 30 the sum Of know'.
edge. hp, their recovery has been the
dream al classicis,s fer centuries. The
ortasjonnl discovery al even u frss
ment In the Vatican or other libraries
has hsvn " sensation for scholars
These tons aud tons OF books. which
Il MIS- supposed the Turks burned dur
Ing their conaars,S. hut which. II srs
pears, they tos,s back sn their capital.
may increase stores of learning and
make more definite our knowledge Of
particular men and particular periods
II II agreeable 10 thnk that forgot
ten authors al great sser7, and for
Ee,;en works ~ uadlsrsted value viii
gain new recognition.
II the missing works al the Roman
historian are aI,saas the sciuif,es fur
shcr cause viii hc given for eonsra.u-
istian over the Turkish siuwnfa!i.--I.
Louis ftsst Dispatch.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14
WORE OLD DUTCH HE.DGE.7
Ncehes.s@ Ws-tsr ExIssxs t>s~.syess:
BY Arfrsrs-s tn ccO~s @:a p1o~
tsrexspe t5eFrSfts~s

The costarsae rt Mrs J5iyta vogs In
Rochester GEAR, eagstest -saeA sslssA.
too. Mrs., yos Is tho srassaaEse,e ere Ss
s~o cAiissrea over VI lsszss sheS~ Sas
iitisatscn after The Parting os tiss5s
pa-vn,a TIE sst~s ~@easa - as'
tive q frics~1sna. Eo'.&sa.
She APPEARED TN coaFs wssS "a e2t
Dutch h~sdswsr ths; @sssia have de-
i:eat~a The hear, ~ tae p@Sasv. S@a
ryk. Can the sides os aes s7s.Msar
were ,wo shsa se.4 plates ,SsgsG s.sAs-
iy 10 her head sasth ssfst AeF azgt
pressed close above aer ears. Tsse
plates arr 1tSatiy roaezve, - tss
tness old bara4sssgsi gssaa Assa agss~i
the contour 81 her hsGA Over be
god gssgrs wss an cd FrssssssEsi ,ass
hcanei, livery esAaswss svsssa age a
treasure u he- us2sstsa SasyS TIE III.
tie frsiiess lace xises Ia sExlas VI ,sss
eonne: WAS cs&rses sE shsss lacs nsxs.
er's arr and q .s.saeA Fr$Es aas4a -
s<szne ss5genvi nsassSszl tSSr szsZEass
net sxnn~e ua; aswAtssa AsT sss,k zasi
ever hrs xAesssscss aESe q yzgse ~ Szz
Waller Rsss4sa, In sxaERs ssescEs~
ancc ns the cSzstvass ~ the Lard II
her aeeasioa Mrs YES had sSzyrsazat-
ed her artistic kswdxsas wssh 8 Tia
GRAVITY black hArhesscss-s EsBssss. Tes
cid world toarssss. TIE ne~ GO Mrs.
ecs' hesd sasA tAs s~sssste esssis
greatly axSiEss the s~w.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14

TsxasGrss 81 Leasala aterssy. Sx-
s:reseSs Eg sAs RI &fs=, Car ~ re
Fsss4si2ss4 e. sss &ea5.

Iass' sSsE;s s42aaysse.ass,.s y IN aA4eh tas
fsasssgEs library sE i.&av@sa @1s DIR
stTs2yea eoaaxs eas Ia zsss s@sssEt u
EsT A&sss&cGa cSiz41Al5ft'xs Atl,a ass
sseesa xts2ssAs tssS rpsa asth y yl&e 10
hs@i5stLz;a Il axw ahszFy u Ieaavass.
which T. to- s-s saa @tCss# FIR W the
F1i&age>5 STATES ss.sssr - gg.e zzaAass, rsE-
i&rS Sls4s s9sgec>ss-s Essssss8a ssssE>ssssssss,
ssset sgeE resA!ts tsfesg e2Fyi;a.sS aGzi
s,-SStg'yugvs has ,ae GS.saa as Evflsss3Ssans
sAs 1ssFa-y asS asxa 2assl slstsssssas.si. stf
Ire ssss7ssaiS ~ Ea@ teasasaJu ab~ury
nsstAiRs AZ sss Is ieks Ssss sea Neaaases
'sAgs ~*we fssxssa sstft f~eaxsss.ag tssssr
shss-- eragsss1ss1 aasa t5gss.assk Aside
fsNssa sae tas7asaasts sss se@@gss~ ssasr
ess hs rvEsEesSl shss fg1ss gsssasst ta.s st1ss
ashes tss at asast 3 ssassssA,ri mAazsa-
s:rissts ssAt ~erC rsscvsssss. seSzgse is
ssssaia b< taspesszlhss CO Fepsaee theas.
TsE@gv snerss. esls aass aaaggs. aassrss
stax.iY ifssssaesaat ftJaSs Ia tlss ssersA
tes c1aapse. shan ta@ l@n setpgFxrh
sssa2srgsFts * uAssssy <iss Csrs sssssssnr
sis aas Laszvnia whs asessf % ses4ssss
sAese sE%sfssses eg hls h4gasrislsx.
saa sil ,hs weslIa X tAs Unissl
SfsteA euassss give rssg4 hace.--c7ssss-
t!aa ss-tease NoGl,9x,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14
CHANGED FOR THE BETTER
Cendttioea Especially IN the hoIy
Land. havs Beer Much improved
In Recent Years

Whoever has iourneyed 70 Cairo ana
lern mny naw buy h!s ticket I'm the
Cairo railway S'at,on aud look eat Of
the windows Of The train al the sccn-
cry of tb. plain 81 Sha ron as he max 80
his trip, The rail connection has been
cvtruHitt"d by a new line from Luda
10 HaRa. passing the ruins OF A'hIlt.
where the Tesnriars loag nEo had
their las, stronghold In Palestine. The
Journey from Egypt Ia the Holy land
Is greatly slmriitrd: one need no
longer land al jsfra. nor wondss how
much one's plans viii be- inirrferes.
with by uncertain chnd!sians al wind
and Sea Marr than that, Jerusalem
Is much less dubious place fos the
terrss TRAY he much more cenrraleu,ls
Inspected than 'hrs used 10 he. Gocs,
order IN maintained. the city is under
british discipline. Ilse chanre OF fall
Ing an,ens thieves" naare or less an
ac~~pIed risk nnier The Turkish
regime. need hardly he considered.
One may visit tire mosque al Omar
wiIheni The undeslrtt comran,onship
Of Turkish ssssdler, 4 good deal cf
regrei has h,en heard that "Eun,p.
would neser he ihe same ssa.n" for
tourists 10 look at, but In some re-
ssccis at leas, 1t will tc much changed
fof the better,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14
GAVE -sHoNr ukoER oaoG


A sess.sx sssry ek h1v = -
sza sssssraE esessxy esuu.aurr vne11
10. rsau.sssrsa ~ ssys = sussssu1.
a~.x ssr - srsscs ~ yYnnpsunnn
wax ~nm~-s IN sAss ~ 49, -
-r~sz.- SEA swsy. hss 49, susuevsa -
ssse g.asxarx s< esssmuAasn A. caurI
Mefsxrvr. ~Sss q ~ es.sxrrS ~ - r1,,,Ip,I,.
ssr~ srssxsrsS, sr ,se .r.sxr - 80
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14

Down around Cottage Grove. orr
the old 'im~rs are o.ls discussing wha'
they remember ~ she rala,senia Indian
irih~. The las: specimen ~ the tribe
Sam Fern. went ia the happy haa'inr
grounds few days ago ard The I~<,-
pie al Cottage Grove an wcnd.r.n:
whn: Will h,Ae>,snr Of the land whsch
the Caiapooia trlh- vas using, Some
nf II Is exceptionally fertile land. The
tribe go, '.s name FROM the rnnee
Of mountains In that vicinity, as vice
versa. and the Calapsasa were ssways
peaceful hand, This tribe wcF.
through the great fire ~ttch swept she
roas, rance ss,caf a century xsa. mhcn
the only way she laiianS ceald ssvc
themselves was 10 -s.sns,n in The r.ver<
tnr several days, The fire was 81 tss'
tense that the water hs~-asae warm.
Cala..~,ss Indians declared that thc
Wild animals aisa sies. ~ the r.vee and
Wolves and deer rsdsisss, around to-
r~,hcr in pcrfec; harrmeas. Portland
or~Scaian.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14
MAKE TROUBLE FOR DENTIST
Successful Treatment Of W,sdosn
Teeth Al~aya is Mcrv or less
OF Q Problem.

Wisdom teeth. especially lower ones
are much more alf.icult Ia handle than
any vf the others In the mouth When
their nerve dies or has to be killed
by the dentist he cauno' he sure for
some time that IL Is really dead. The
reason IL that the roots OF wisdom
tocth are twisted or curved In such u
manner that the root canal cannot be
exploisd.
The upper wisdom teeth have three
roots frequently fused together.
forming q Er,ovesi cune. which 10 usu-
ally curved backward" says Grsy's an.
atolny. The roots Of the lower. two
In number, are compressed together
and curve backward"
II II this backward curyinE Of the
compressed roofs that gives trouble 10
the dentist. Often the canal that
runs through each root Ia 81 narpsx
and ~ curved that the finest Of the
brooches" used 10 draw out tho dead
nerve wiil not pssaetratc. and sonas-
times when II has penstrs,cd u will
not conse out.
When this happens there II oaly one
thing Ia do--ieave the bro.sch and ap
ply iodine. which viii very sssen cst
away the sassa sf which ,As hssssch 10
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14

William J Bryan in his Jack
son Day speech said that Demo
cracy could have no meaning
unless 1t stood for the Yule oi
the majority. In this hs is a,
contraries with President Viii
son, whose attitude 10 that the
expression OF tho presidential
will 10 the ruling factor In pure
democracy. Mr.. Bryan says
that the Republicans being in
the majority in the Senate. and
having determined. wholly with.
in their constitutional power.
that the peace treaty can be "a.
tilted only with the reservations
they have presented. it is the
positive duty OF the Senate mi.
nority, and Of the President as
we'll. 70 eco uiesce in this result.
Under this principle the attitude
OF the President and the Senate
minority 10 in revolt against
democracy, which. Incidentally,
our Beds are also.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14

The canned editorial" write.
Of the Democratic Publicity bu
reau never lacks the nerve" IL
lie when he thinks he cAn Pot
one over on the Republicans, In
one OF bis latest scrceds he sol
EMMY announces that the Re
publican congress has done
nothing to reduce the excessive
and burdensoms war taxes. al
though several months had
passed since President Wilson
recommended IL 10 do 80. The
President did say something
about economy" and tax re
duction acme sime ago, but the
recommendation wna utterly
lost on the spending end OF the
govsrnsneut. il be ever intended
Il - have any effect in that di-
reetion. The recon meudation
was never intended for anything
mere than 70 veil the fact that
In spitA Of all this burdensome
taxation Mr.. Wilson'S admins.
tsatien 10 spending three dollars
70 every TIVE dollars the taxes
were bringing in. How 10 q
TAI reduction 70 be sccom plishsd
in the fAoe Of that facti The
Republican congress is No wizard
- wiring the dollars out Of Mr..
Wilson's nose 70 avoid wsinRing
then from the taxpayers. to
sasisfy the Democrats In their
ohameful waste Of public money.
Meanwhile, where 10 that other
AealAr coming front IIsok over
1As baak statsnents - they Are
pablished: in most Of then %.
eu5o - Item 70 ths erect that
a0aag thaIs asss1s aAay hass q.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14

Everybody h sHp~r~sssioHs y ~ -
crafty ssf sur~fssit,sns are IN ~ -
~ ra hxrna. n sxrss = eoss - -
pre2st to~ hsrk: b eaxnxness aAsu1
seeing the saoan sv~R the t.ss GAaat
1sr. a. Fetsse to wssk sasltr sA11aet
to believe that ir ss bssi fs~a II TN
hs~xs To make wish ~ m. apoaaN
anee " the trss star a tl@ ssenkaes
.. sars1ss Il is noe wess - asnnA 3
szsrrar, which u ISN'T wwlt III slss -
,er point Is. everybody II xafss j setsaA
regardless II ~hAs h~ ways aasae -
He sasr rot r~aIiy ksoss thss Nv = -
reFsEtshoas: b. Hzay b. heassse in -
E~yias ehss be ts not Eat asAs t111
ssEaaias that sapsrw<ss sss,n ass h&s1
tGte ta~ rn~~ away hses In Ina fsnatA
saere little Was uraswssslst -
ssapssssnee was ssraehea IL ~ Aaoo
u ths eissxtx wA~r~ frssw a. ssenno
an1 ssoassasss - sisexx knss -
ssaaasty-'snts ~ eass 60 y sas =
the sysssnA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14

Congress an Rhodes will oe
= candidate for re election, and
be should be allowed clear
track Al the primary as his due
for his persistent fight TO wiring
this congressional district from
SheDsmocrats. Mr.. Rhodes 10 no,
only the strongest man the Re
pu blicaus couid run. but 10 also
the best tighter 10 win our party
has ever had In the district.
Make IL Rhodes again.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14

''su 49, stS~f SSS' ~.
James ". Andes. executor OF Ly dis
n. Fortune, deceased, final settlement
John =. Evans, executor OF T. II. B.
Paul. deceased, ann uSl settlsmrnt.
Moliie Nicholson. admi nis,.strix
OF tChArles l.. Nicholson. deceased,
In al settlement.
I. Jas. A. Henson. Judge and ex.
oificie clerk Of the Probate Court ol
Va. hinRton County. Missouri. DE-
hereby certify tha, the above snd
foregoing IL n true copy OF the settle.
msnt docket ior the February tern,
1870. ss isiiy ~ same appears Of re,
cord in my once; in tes,imon, where.
Of. heveuuto eel my hsnd and af;ix
the zeal Of sa!d court ., my Office In
Pososi. Missouri. this Gath tay o,
Dsce tn Der. 1919.
JAS 4. HENSON,
Judge And sx.UMeio Clerk @! the
SeaiI Probate Court.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14

Third Day-Wednesday, Feb. II.
Edith Lewis, Administrative Of
Charles W. Lewis. deceased, 6pai
settlement.
Nellie Allen. adninistrstrix q Pa.
trick 4cAlinden. deceased, 6nai Get.
Element.
Hattie Z. Adams, guardian Ken.
meth Adams, minor annual settle.
ment.
Chas. Aubuchop, guardian OF eddie
J Aubuchon, minor, annual settle.
msnt.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14

The President has ssid It. an
~ agree With him. Ia bis mes
sage 70 the Democrats at ~
Jackson Day dinner held ID
Washington last Thursday, Mr.
Wilson, In speaking On the ques
tlon OF ratiiylnG the treaty ~
changed. announced. IT there d
any desbt - 70 what the people
Of the country think on this vital
matter, the clear and single wsy
out of u II 10 submit u far deter.
mlnatioa st the next election 10
the voters OF ths uation-to give
the next election the form Of a
great and solemn referendum. "
He still seems TO have no dosbt
In his own mind, however. - TO
where the people stand on this
question. for just before recon
nsnding this great md solemn
referendum" he stated that he
had "unmistakeable evideAce"
that the people were overwheln'
ingly in favor OF the ratification
OF the treaty as il il. Yet when
ever the people have had an op
portunity since the Presidents
retsrn from France TO render an
opinion on tbe treaty through
the ballot box. they have been
overwhelmingly against it. IL
the President knows OF these
elections aud is sensible 10 their
purport. he must also know tha,
the treaty without effective res
srvationa will never be ratified at
the polls, and his recommends.
tion for such = submission Is
nothing but q blum. Let Us by
oil means have this referendum.
The surrender OF American In.
dependence is much too impor'
tant a matter to he determined
by any other means. And il. as
Senator Hitchcock cuckoos after
Mr.. Wilson. the Democrats will
win easily on such an issue, the
Grand Old Republican party viii.
70 down, and will be content 70
thus 80 down, standing 70 the
last for Anericanism such as
Washington built and Lincoln
sustained. II there must be .
new era for us, In which the
United States is submerged in
the political villsin,es of Europe,
then, by all III cans. let this IN
. speskxble thing he done rnder
the Democratic party.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14

Fourth Day-ThuTsday. Feb. II.
Fred ". Nixon. sdminisuato, OF
George Faschett, deceased. fnsl set.
Element.
Clara +. Flynn, Administrative ci
N. v. Flynn. deceased. fnal settle-
ment.
r. A. Wood. administrssor @! Alva
F.. Wood, deceased. final settIem EFT.
Rh hoda Lore, admin ieiratrix oi vii.
liam A. Lore, final settlement.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14

Two kinds es shend~rsaras ARK
generally s~c,xnsscd---se~ dee 10 heal
aad Usually se<ai and the esAer ss>
: ccmrsnylns the squalls scrra.ae 10
the southern seetors cf lc~ rr~sars
arcaA A third typs. >ssersas ct esid.
Aas ss<n lately added BY . rrsech noe
secrsaestsi. !, eccsrs ~ cnsa ssr ,rsv-
els soushward inse . region ef high
trsnIsesssF~ aad soathersy uip~r
Winds TIE Clouds fersniax the south
EN- linis ~ the cuad wave dss~ssp
sAund~rssorwA vAicA s~ carried
sessAwnra ey the usper ssash wssa
th,s srsvvainx hseAvssa shrcssA ~
ssAs Of ce,d sir
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14

l Stass of NIsxour1. counfy ea
Wsshingtsn.-ss in The Cir.
cuit Court. tie saasrh term. is11
Otis Jaryis. plaintiff.
| Zelia Jarvis. defendant; :.
| Aaiion for Direscs.
| TIE State Of Mi@soaTf. 20 LIE
above named defendant, grtst
ings: You are ss.fety rns sed
that the plsint.G. By bis attorney
has this day f.sd Ei. fs:sssna
and afid4yi. in tie cfrcuit cerYa
OF Wssningi0n C<,a1iy. NJ issorri.
alleging anoay ctbar tAjass it.A.
the defsncsI. has abs -oa.Gsssl OF
ahse uted herself from her usual
place OF sborde sc this STALE &sG
| that the Ordinary process Of .aw
cannot be served upon her tn this
state.
Wherefore it is ordered br the
undersigned clerk q. the clrcui.
court, In vacation, that sac De
fendant De notified by pgb.aea
tion that plaintiff has co1 ra1c
ed sn action against her in 2h.a
court. the object aud xs1erai TIA
tore Of which is 20 obraia a d
vorce from Tie. tards u u.as-
nony heretofore Coz trac.e9 s-s,ta .
said defendant, ia Jarl.1. qr
the s-eun4s Of lte-s ios a:& i
having aos8ltai ss,vs! .-s1s f.
the plaintiff wstfopt reestr&hatt
causr for the space ~ .~0ss ..xG i
one year, ard ;hsl JG.s4 tb~s
saiG oetsndgst r, d e6 81 .%e@T t 4
proper person before '.ss~ EGG-' 7.
al the rext rr-9 ar taFa. .Herelt & /!
10 be begun ard An.Gvr al 81 s. /
court house In shg Gers Of Psta.' !
in said county ana state on 500
first Monday Ia Marc. t5-3, au.3 I
on or betorcthe .hir1 G2x VI sad /
3 b
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14
eses cs.s,ss ss s p. c. A

Fvc~ R~a~iies has gsv~n q deaatsosi
Il t.0ln tnaacs to sas Ssrusesy Ter ths
Prvv~atsea II Gvessy Tn Anssnais
uAseA has s>ra 4elas Hasgrsacee.
vsft in Italy Tor y~~rs pass sn5es
AstssA dirs<tsca. assa ns.saly ssssc~rt-
q ~ Eaesi~A asa As~rs<an satserip
snnA aAsh~ssA rsrwsty svr~svsas slss
sunaoossob,s llnlAaa sluUas&-cAs1o
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14

First Dsy-Aondsy. February ssh.
W0. n. Akess, gsasdisn 0! asn,y
y. Aksrs. insane. 6ssi settle msna
James w. Settle. guardian ei Gilt.
lord Barton q a.. ninoss. annual
settlement
VIM. II. naTtis. guardian ol Frank
A. Martin. minor. annual sstslsmsns
Monte Dsclus. guardian ot kvsssts
Dsslue ss sl.. minors. anauai settle.
ment.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14

Second Day-Tussdsy, Feb. 10.
Katie Pinson, guardian Katie Pin.
son, minor. annual settlement
Mary Z. Harris. guardian Lillian
Hasris ct A.. minors. annual settle.
ment.
Willie l.. Tillson, administrator Of
Roland II. Tiison. deceased. final
settle nent.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14
Nce Sc Es-Ai.

-rua. sssa isss se swg assk IN nA.
ture. ~he.v an nsez, sre ssssAalr-
~I~s. ess IL sss~rsas AsEayS uoss ees
that way, Saaasscg e,ssSs gers gsx -.
casaed to xnuA Fa< euzs~oxx-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-14

Doekss ei eases u vhish sseele-
osuss are lss from ssssutoss, -.
oinistsat0rs. Ssssdians snd esss)sss
- the snsUing tern Of ths rsobs>s
eoass Of Washington Cossty. Me.
soust. 70 b held q The sosst hosss
In shs city Of Potesi. bsgiontng on
The sseood noulsy In Rsosussy, ia