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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09

in the making of ''moonshinc' were
found. A lengthy search, however.
failed to reveal whereabouts of a
still. Failing to locate still. the
government officer confiscatcd the
alleged mash and after retaining a
sample of it. which was taken by him
to Joplin, where it will be analyze,f.
the remainder was destroyed.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09

Miss Mike McLeese was down
from Kansas City Labor day meet
ing old Butler friettds.
Mrs. T. L. Harper, of Lost Springs,
Kansas, arrived Monday to attend
the Harper Chambers wedding.
MIR. and Mrs. Dennis Thralls. of
Joplin, arrived the first of the week
for stay with old time Butler
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. H. H. Isle arc the
proud parents of baby girl who ar
rived at their home FRIDAY night,
September 3.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09

After separation of more than 20
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Mary l.. Walrad
were united at the soldiers home at
Leavenworth. 1t was the first time
they had seen each other since 1879
The couple separated at Joplin, Mo-.
in 1870. Mrs. Walrad, after all ef-
forts to find her husband, took the
name of Cunningham. hers by a for
mer marriage. Three. weeks ago. the
couple managed to find each other
after years of search. Now they will
live together again. Walrad is an in
mate OF the United States Soldiers
Home
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09
Keep Comm in'-Black & Sons

Keep Comm in"-Black & Sons
Mrs. C. Fl. Letton has returned
from a stay in the mountains Of Col
orado.
John D. Moore, the Rich Hill in
surance man, was a Butler visitor
Monday.
w. H. Ison, Of route eight, made
US an appreciated call while il town
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Deacon have
returned from a visit to their old
home in Wisconsin.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09
School Clothes at Black & Sons.

School Clothes at Black & Sons.
Miss J,,anita Holloway left the frs:
OF the week for Fayette, where she
is a student at Central college.
DR.. Foster. district superintendent.
will preach at the Virginia NJ. =.
church next Sunday forenoon.
a few automobile cas'nxs at the
old price. This montl. vii clean
them up at the rate they are going
now.
Butler. Mo. Adrian, Mo.
Phone IS Phone ipI
Have your old shoes made new. ,r
better still, the comfort of the old
ones preserved at the American Shoe
Shop, No. g. South Delaware St.
A. NJ. Winters, of southwest OF
town was caller at this office the
other day and orders the Times TO
make weekly calls at his home during
the coming year.
We have the very best machinery
with which to repair and vulcanize
your auto tires. All our work guar
antGed
The Butler Tire Co.,
No. 9 South Delaware.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Holloway and
daughter, Miss Juanita, returned
Thursday from Kansas City, where
they had been visiting Floyd I1oilo-
way and Verne Holloway and fanlil.
Vernon l.. Johnson, Jr., left Mon
day night for Fayette, Missouri,
where he resumed his studies at Cen
trail college. He is taking the civil
engineering course.
School Clothes at Black & Sons.
The Doug Morgan tent show will
be in Butler next week. Doug is all
old Butler boy and always does a
good business in this city. This year
his show is said to be better than
ever before.
The Times good friend John Dyk-
man. OF Amoret, was pleasant call
cl dt tnlS once WHllc Ill tOWn odtuI
day Mr. Dykeman has been a read
Ell OF The Times for many years and
always watches the dates on his pa
per and is promptly on hand with his
renewal.
If it is the Best high test gasoline
you want we have it.
independent Gasoline
Nurileet & Ream
Public Garage Public Garage
Butler. Mo. Adrian Mo.
Phone rs Phone -:
]. NJ. Green. OF route eight, one Of
Bates county's best citizens made us
a pleasant call Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Green is one of the old fashioned
Democrats who think it is the duty
of every man as we'll as every woman
to get ont and vote the ticket from
top to bottom without a scratch on
il.
keep Comm in'-Rlack g. Sons.
Adrian relatives have received the
of the death of Arthur
Highly. former we'll known resi-
ienf Of that citv which occurred at
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09

There are at the present time 28r.-
300 automobiles licensed in this State
and it is believed that the number will
run up to 100000 by the close of the
year. ST. Louis has the largest num-
Der OF automobiles-57.24o. Kansas
City comes second with 43.I53. There
are 3,7o4 motorcycles and 34.85I H.
censed chauffeurs. Up to date the
automobile owners have contributed
$2,o53.3o4 this year to the State good
roads fund.-Jefferson City Demo-
craft Tribune.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09
Keep Comm Black G. Sons.

Mrs. George Webb, who had been
visiting Butler friends and attending
the county convention Of the w. C.
I. U tsthe Herrell school house re-
turned to her home in Kansas City
MvAuay.
School Clothes at Black & Sons.
DIR. +. G. ley and family returned
Sunday night from all automobile
trip, to Waunita Springs, Colorado.
The recent heavy rains had made the
roads through Kansas almost i'm
passible and they found the going
rather bad.
J. n. Pipes. OF Frederick, Okla
homa arrived the first of the week
on visit to his brother, A. L. Pipes,
of Shawnee township. Mr. Pipes
was a former resident of New Home
township.
School Clothes at Black Il Sons.
I'D Pyle residing on the Summit
I road was arrested last Friday after
noon on the complaint OF Joe Clark
for common assault. Pyle and some
others were working the road while
Clark drove along and Pyle struck
Clark in the face. Pyle was arrestI :,
and arraigned afo-e u
Jcter ardos first score was made u
the third inning and was purely =,
if. Cross, the first man up, was u
lfe when Leigh fumbled his ground q
:. Then came the prize play of the 3
|tefnoon. A. Osborne rolled an III
asy grounder down between first
I'd second, with Hulse, McCarty and r.
elson, any one Of whom could -
ave fielded the ball easily, standing &c
nd looking at it roll and waiting s.
n some one to come and hand 1t ~ 81
lem. Cross went to third on the !,
lay and was out in run up be- ."
veen Williams and Luscomb, the ~
tier getting the put out, Osborne al
Ding to second and finally to third W
ON where he scored when Camp 81
I'll fell in catching c. Osb9ne's fly.
he other run was in the fourth in
ing and again Leigh started it by
essing up a grounder from Duna- a,
avs bat. He went to second on a IN
assed ball and scored when McCarty 81
rev A. Smiths easy grounder wide q,
Id low to Hulse, the ball going 10 q
e fence. :,
Reichel made Buffers tally in the ~
nth when he drew a base on balls, -,
cnt to second when Cross couldn't +,
It hold of Hulse's grounder and 81
nally scored while A. Osborne was "
rowing Williams out at first. Al
1t was a hard game to lose, but N
lch things will happen in base ball N
ID it is what makes it the most fas- -, -
mating sport in The world. -,
The score: 49,,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09
Lille Belle Turpin.

Lille Belle Robertson was born in
Madison county. Kentucky. Sept. 3.
1906 passed away at her home IN
Dcepwatcr township, Bates county.
Missouri Sept. ?. 1920, being at the
time OF her death 50 years, ii months
and II days of age. She was united
in marriage to William Coleman
lurpin Aug. !, 1881. TO this 'union
eight children were born They ares
Leonard. Lee. Ford, Claude. Alice.
Ollie and Matilda, who survive. One
son. Reedy. having passed on before
Besides her seven children and be-
reaved companion she leaves three
brothers Jeff and John Robertson. OF
Eera, Kentucky, Crate OF Franklin
O.. and one sister. Mrs. Alice White
-oi -Chetopa,r Has, to- mourn this irre-
parable loss OF a kind and loving
companion, mother. sister and frierni>
At the age of IS she with her devoted
husband united with the Rush Hill
Baptist church in Audrain county,
Mo-. and has led consistent chris
tan life. She was loved andesteeIned
by all who know her. Sister Turf
has been a constant sufferer
number of years, and caiise il is
patience and .ftised. or has a
unt'l re1lfly shaped cabinet, or
Villains to be the cheapest
photograph On the market"
When you buy phono-
graph buy good one. Buy
one that is chosen when
heard in critical comparison.
and that will give to you,
your family and friends, .
lifetime of the keenest pleas -
ure, entertainment and en-.
joyment:
GOLDEN THROATED"
CLAXTONOLA
Pay for it at your con.
venience, while you are en-.
: joying it, charms.
VIII. Hupp e. Son
THE PAINTERS
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2o 327 IS 2
Bases on balls: AcCarty, Lqscomb
and Rcichel; stolen. bsses: Williams,
Campbell aAd a. sOSborne; passed
ball, -LuseoIlnb; struck out: Nelson.
II; Smith, 4
The Times phone number is -.
Get the habit Of calling up.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09

Mrs. George Webb, who had been
visiting Butler friends and attending
the county convention OF the w. C..
7. U atsthe Herrell school house re-
turned to her home in Kansas City
M.:.Lay.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09

School Clothes 1t Black & Sons.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-09

Adrian relatives have received the
announcement of the death of Arthur
! Highly. former we'll known resi-
dent of that city. which occurred at
Z:a.monaqGen nhi)ippelane n, l:alagn:dliaiilaa II
ase a week ago The dairyman APP
,ealed.
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Bobbie and His Pa
BI WILLIAM r. KIRK.

Pa asked us out in his new car.
the Triplct Six.
Me for the best. all the time, scd
Pa. often wanted to git one OF
these cars. but newer till now did
] feel like l RELY cul afford IL, sed
Pa. Hop In & we Will all three CD
take spin. Sod Pa.
wish you had thot to buy me n
linen duster, sed Ma. & "A ottomo-
in. the meantime hop in & we will
whiz thru the fair countryside. sed
Ia.
Pa Termed to drive long time ago
Hand. so Ma wasn't afrade TO hop
in & ncether was i. 1t is pritty nice
20 own yure own car; | feel sorry
hasent got dads 'G ~ich Ms is Flush s' T but
We cuddent talk all the kids in the
wurld along anyhow. so l hoped In.
This Is crate country, scd Ia. a
man, can live here & git prosperous &
no king talks his Doc away from
him. or course he has to pay his
lncum tax u outgoing expenses. scd
TO buy a .noabcl car like this here
one wich am driving. Ia scd. Git
up. car. sed Pa, & We started.
NY Iop I'm, may feel iittel Pinehed in
made for slender foikE.
We. may be pInched. god Ma. but
IN TINS car i guess we Will newer
be p!nchcd for speeding.
Can't you go faster? / Sod to Pa.
One shud be cashus with new
boat. scd Pa. am feeling my
way.
This maiks me feel sad. Sod Ma.
1t reminds me OF the time went
to Cnkel Jake's funeral, Ma sed. We
went about this fast.
Then Unkel Jake was buried about
the way he lived. Sod Pa. That old
boy certinly newer knowcd what
speed was, sed Pa
He WAS All the better off for
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ADJUSTMENTS
mig r'imcr vaudeville nj Lyric.


The high standard Of vaudeville at
The Lyric is st.li being held By the
show playing there FOR the last half
OF me week. Lately there have been
even more entertaining acts than APP
pcdrci IN thc past. and we are evil
IDENTIFY 10 enjoy an unbrokcn run OF
the best 10 be procured
suffer and Dell in .'Look out" have
lot OF last riding tricks and good
comedy These two have worked out
stunts on their cycles which bring
rounds OF applause for their daring
ana Originality.
Following This are the three Dixie
Boys. VINO are singers. dancers. a hui
man player piano. Jazz band and min
and have lot OF pep and go in all
their different offerings
The Cat" clever playlct in one
act and three scenes. is well played
by Anita Pam. Peggy Coudray and
Frank hhrewald. 1t is a comedy which
whose domestic bliss is slightly
marred BY the advent Of "catty''
friend. How they get in and out Of
trouble is the basis for a novel and
amusing plot In the comehieita which
Is well acted by the trio OF players.
Davlc Vine and Lucia Temple n
i!Ncly and dlvcrting couple who have
been seen here before, are again en-
teriaining in their own inlmitablc
manner Thesc TWO can get more fun
one could Imagine. ana one Ia in for
steady laugh from the time they
appear until they take the last OF
their many bows.
Closing the show arc Weston's Mod
els. a beautiful posing net. reproduce
iaS different famous masterpieces.
y lively pathe News film liz shown
preceding IN" vaudeville l., A. l..
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.AUsTR|ANs SWAP BUTTER
FOR DARNED SILK SOCKS
Paper Money Which Has Flooded
Country Is Spurned by Peasant
Trader

cans OF u generation ago who traded
urn products at the crossroads store
c lor everything from shoes TO sugar.
Austria today. with the country
Hooded with cheap money, the peas
ants stockings and ban accounts
iat with currency, and legislation Inn
pending Tor compulsory levy on for
| tunes. the paper crown virtually is
Spurncd ny those who produce the
For eggs or butter, cheese or white
! mour. Iat geese and ducks. pork prod
uets and all the things that the Aus
the peasant wants something moro
valuable than the paper constantly
| turned out by the Austro- hungarian
rrodgiious orets OF crowns fail
where linen shirt. silk stockings
tcvcn much darncd). rugs musicaI
bring results. The story or how the
bourgeois and poor nobility OF Vienna
have parted with the wardtobcs and
for food has been often told Sow
every ono lis getting back TO first
principles In trade.
tie country place the correspondent
saw IL work. The officer could not
PAX soo ., Gr9% ;so hair for gloves Tor
had three ro1buck hides from anil
mails he had shot this season. He
nHshanged them for two dressed
hiucs. the village glover made them
INTO gloves taking in payment cider,
mutton and some veal from the little
farm.
Then came the problem OF stock
inss almost unpurchas1blc in Aus
ira. There were eleven sheep graz
Ing on the place. Shcarcd they
yielded enough wool to exchange for
yarn sufficient to knit the family
hosiery FOR thc coming winter.
Thc apple crop OF this tiny cs-
thtc has been Inortgngcd for grain
70 ncighbor who has no fruit. and
he miller VIII take his pay in toll.
inc host who entertained in the lit :
tic cottage now his home, filled with
American and English periodicals.
once tTod the quarter deck OF his
own cruiser. a uniform stripped OF
ornaments and rccut In civilian style.
is MS best suit.
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that. scd Ma. Why doant you step
on one OF them cute littel 1evvers
In front tharc. scd Ma. &C give yure
noabel car sum gas
Sumthing mite happen. sed Pa. Go
slow & ecsy is my motto.
| guess it Is. scd 1 bet / can
run faster than this car.
III YOU maik another reemark like
that YOU will have a chanst to run
back h"am. Robbie, sed ia.
We may git n chanst to walk
back. sed Ma. Sc Jest then the car
stopped "A block from our house.
The Triplets has the collie, scd Ma.
AN six Of them. l guess. Ma scd.
Doint provoke me, scd Pa.
But Ma KEEP lafiing a Pa KEEP git
ting red in the face IL the car KEEP
standing still. Pa had to tcllcfonc
for a man to cum & talk ii to the
Garage. Ma sed our Trubbeis has
jest begun.
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FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.

Here's n chance. Miss Freckle-facc
to try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of reliable concern that
1t will not cost you a penny unless 1.
removes the freckles: while IL II does
give you a clear complexion tho ex-
pensc is trifling.
Simply get an ounce of Othine--
double strength from any druggist
and few applications should show
you how easy II is to rid yourself of
the homely frcckles and get n bcau.t.
ful complexion. Ra rely is moro than
one ounce needed for the worst case
BE sure In ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine, as this
strength is sold under guarantee of
money back IL it fails to remove
freckles-Adv.
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About IsCnrfa.

Mrs. ". I. j.. lianassas.-Thcrc is
species OF green or iridescent pearl
found occasionally in the abaloncs. or
Black and gray pearls arc found in
Lower California waters: white, pink.
brown and other coiored pearls In
some OF the fresh water brooks OF
Ohio, Tennessee. Texas. Kcntucky
and Wisconsin,: purple and black
pearls are sometimes found in tho
shells of the common clam OF Long
Island Sound and tho Atlantic Coast.
The principal pearl fisheries Of the
world are In Ccylon. tho Persian
Gulf, Western Australia, Torres
Straits and tn: Sulu Archipelago.
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To "cro.r the nub,con.,

J. NJ. Brodnax.--The Rubicon was
a small river which separated Italy
from Cisaipine Gaul. the province al
lottcd 10 Julius Caesar. BY leading
an army across this river. contrary
TO the prohibition OF the civil gov
eminent of Rome, Caesar precipitated
the civil war which resulted In thu
death of Pompcy and the overthrow
OF the Senate. hence the phrase ITO
pass" or cross &c Rubicon" signifies
TO take tho decisive step by which
one Is committed to a hazardous en-
tcrpriso from which there is no re-
treat.
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Settlement of Oklahoma.

Subscriber, Iiopcweil.--Af,er the
acquisition By The Federal govern
ment OF the Indian claims. the ter
tn white settlers. the central part BY
proclamation of President Harrison
on April %. 1889. a large tract in
1891. and the Cherokee strip or out
let in the north in 1893. The ter
ritory was settled with extraordinary
rapidity. Oklahoma was admitted TO
the Union November l6. 1907.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-13
Weeks Picture Shows
Offerings at Locnl Houses
Latest Hay Picture.

Charles Ray lis an cX-doughboy In
ms new picture, Paris Green" at the
BiJou Thcatcr during the latter part
or the week. lie returns from dig
ginR trenches In Franco TO digging
in the old cornncld back on tn.
farm" But he isn't exactly prepared
Tor the reception which his old
sweetheart hands him.
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Movie Calendar

BIJOU-Chsries Ray. In "Paris
Green"
BLUEBItD-wlIli Duncan, In
"'rhc silent AvcnRer.-
BROADWAY - Constance TnI-
madEc. in "rhe Perfect woman.,
ISIs-Conway TcarIe. In .Ma-
rOoned Hearts,"
DI;ON-Geraidine Farrar, in
"rhc Woman and the Puppct.n
RES-"A Mans Country,
FICTOK-w. y. Hart, In evolves
of the Rail-"
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Variety mt BIucbIrd.

An unusually good variety pro-
gram Will he on tho bill at the Blue
bird today and tomorrow. Something
unusual and new will be one OF the
SURPRISES. with Leo Maloncy In THE
Grca, Round-up." II special Universal
western picture. William Duncan
VIII appear in tho twelfth episode Of
The silent Avcngcr." a special two
part comedy. International News and
Mutt and JET" are the added fca-
lures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-13
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic, excepting legal md medical
subjects. nre answered free. Al nil
inuulries arc answered directly by
personnl letter, Aelf-add ressed
stamped envelope Z. required. Adj
drcHs The Times-Dispntch lnforma-
ton Bureau. Uichmond, Va,
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IInrt'n Young Co-ytnr.

VIOLA Vale. the pretty young screen
actress VINO plays opposite VIM. s.
Hart in Wolves OF the Rail" now ut
the Victor Theatcr. Is one OF the best
known stars under the direction OF
Thomas III. lncc. and has many
screen successes 10 her credit one
Fatal Step" the eleventh episode OF
The Hawks Trail" is added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-13

s. p. r.. Jonesv!lle.-Pottcr's field
Is a name given 10 4 piece Of ground
reserved as burial place for EtranG-
Is derived from lis use In the New
Testament. St Matthew. xvii. I
t"and they took counsel. and bought
with them thirty-nine pieces of all
vr) the pottcrs neld. TO bury stranE-
crs in").
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Brevities of the Screen

Wyndham Standing will be lcadin,
man for Viola Dana in her new Metro
feature. ''Blackmail."
Forrest Stanley plays opposite
new Metro picture now being filmed
under the direction of Edmund Nor
timer.
Julien Eltinge has returned from
his trip to the Orient. and is plan
ming 10 make ono film production
before returning to the Stage
Eva Novak. under the direction OF
stuart Patton. will soon begin work
In Hollywood. Cal. on Kate Plus
Ten; from the novel by Edgar
Erich Won Stroheim has assembled
the cast for his new feature. Foolish
Wives lie Will play a leading role
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-13
ncautifuI spnni.s Charnctet

In her latest Goldwyn picture, The
woman and the Puppet," a; the Odcon
today and tomorrow. Geraldine Far
rar gives superb Interpretation OF
the character OF willful and beau
itui Spanish girl, Concha Perez. She
is supported by an all-star cast In
Guiding her husband. Lou Tcllegcn.
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PnrIInnrn1nrI Lazy.

Reader Petersburg PA .liamentary
law is tho system Of rules by which
deIibcrative bodies are organized and
conducted. Certain rules OF parlia-
nentary procedure have always been
found necessary for the accomplish
mcnt or tho purposes for which de-
Lucrative assemblies are called.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-13

himself. ana Rudolph Christians
Mac Busch. Cesarc Gravira Madame
Kopctzky. Nigel dc Bruiiler and NAL
rcen Polo play the other chief char
actcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-13

l.. G. w. northumberland Ia
larger than New York. according to
the latest figures which place Lon
don population at G.T26.753. and New
Works. at 5.62l.l51. In area the Two
largest cities in the United States
are New York and Los Angeles. The
area OF New York is 1855 acres: OF
Los Angeles. lS3.i64 acres The area
of London Is 4f3.iIo acres.
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mNInrnnncd Iicnrt..-

Conway Tearlc, in "Marooncd
Hearts" National Picture which
shows the folly OF making sacrifices
10 crafty whims. viii he the attrac-
ton for two more days at the Isis.
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Longest River In the World.
f. NJ. c.. Blue Ridge Springs.-Tht
longest river in the world Is the Nile
1 1000 miles; in Europe the Noica, 2,lll
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miles: in Asia. the Yang -,se-Kiang,
3:l60 miles: in America. tho Missis-
slpti- Missouri. 1886 miles: in Aus
tralia. the Murray. 1850 mites. Tho
Thames is but 2l5 miles long
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

James a. Rico car.
Oracle May Bennett (2c).
Leonard Hugh Garvcy tao).
Jennie Rosa Alright (29).
James S. Wilson (3s).
ODhcl!a Watkins t3B.
Guilford Floyd O'Pricn (1o).
BESSIE Laurneco Wiley u6).
Anthony Christian Matro (23).
Dorothy Christian Willis (27).
Nickel ]. Colainta t2a).
Ida Mao DeVries tc5). brooklyn.
Jesse Isaac Michaels (2i).
Jcnnyc Gertrude Raker (22).