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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01
cHnI;Ths3 SELLS
TO Be PLACED On
SALE DEcENIERI-1i
A pRCSGAG aTF-a.

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JOHN l. SULLIVAN.
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01
EASY FOR FRENCH PEASANTS
Ar>ersean TeurIsts Expected e peus
Celosa Fioed ThreS3n the Wa.
os~astAssd Rs3aseA

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r,r rasA &c Earo,s. especially 10 Tho
F-Nsse,, bat;.eaes!A ces.es-s ias.sA.-gs
Hc1;i payal w.d II Ns-~ Orleans;
y asa rv.nio.ses. IT Z tu--.ss srcc>
doya
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i~s2sans ralsss s&cA !ss. .gx a.x ssEa.
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1sST 3 or s<-snS sssx to es1reh ,ss
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<ae al. sca Il II ac~~d VITA
Vegetables and cS1sz.nA caey say.
ttay ~aarsa Il tesiesxss Garx.
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tas rsn rNcre asAkr .a dunk that
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01
CHOLERA INCREASES IN CHINA


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asset DssSsr<css e Ch;nsss sr>sgs sn
SsxAuan prsxsnrA wssa Cniaa. ehei.
~ Aas prssi 0ssS extensively ~
srosJ tAaa n sAs ~ - yeaM
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4 py~ a wsse Gina Catsa aniv~r.
siiy. exps~ssp9 m . i<sfef ~ Rev. ".
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shm e - sa1 u ~ nnsow e b.
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

By means OF rfhEto.y wares ~1:
ont from Ed o<sc,1ls.or Gu. 10 as- hulL
.he battle cruiser Ohio has t.een cera-
duct.ns Some remarkable wireless eI-
pernen.s With the ahsucon-t battle
ship Iown IL he Delaware tay near
Philadelphia. Tie Got and dash waves
are csugh. On tie sasstc;re hc--as q.
he iowa's submarine listener ~ Zee:
's.low her stern. In this grarne- TIE
Ohio is able 20 cnr:rA the iowa's e.
ctnes and helm and e!rec, her cessl-ss
$40 ysris away. fnsals.ed wires were
Installed On the Icra to s,,ecu.< TO o.
crate her q, greater distances
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

TIE ces.ssis5pSisssi o is.a.t,~r setrtny
ghs. war ass bsesa aiss ssA1lnssesi at d.
t.3 3ssNasss tsrs. h0asss taeas,are. ~
tA,- t+aseest States fors TRY sssrvtes. of
TITS sEassxat " sgaahs ststrraased d.
reeyly ~ fse ~aftaas sossrtE5ent ae-
30 ~suseafs, tse arx23y essss asai4ttesa was
nRsF1y 3 s6s3 ts4t4a fs~s tss~ say evs,-
ssssssrs aerp than fsa ss .eafj. fiurtn,g
tgtS tue Fssa,srgs.fes FEET esfp' ration
svsvs=SgsssS: fvv sissp {, is-sfF stsssi ar
prN,s tasetssiy s9o.s0eoo ,ses. | .ssThsr
es,eeiszi fnr hs5xes aad ecatss stts~ ~
a. rssi approximately 3esu e nWD
sssg, Structures Or eautaE senla
kosEigais Nsrehoasss. &C. asas.t sp-
prgatli.s.teiy au]9 s1.eu Feet.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01
BANK OF POTOSl

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

Governor elect ArthuyT Hyde
promiscs Missouri . clean, pro
arsssise administration. in the
fulnllment of which he will have
che God speed OF all good cit!,
sens. We recall that Sovernov
Gardner four years ago promis
cd Us q business" administra
tiou. and we got it--husiness Of
more taxes and tremendous
sevenues. bue no business OF
better sesvice. Governor Hyde
might try u noveity-inproved
service with ta8 reduction. That
would BE- Q rare ereat. When
che Democrats carried Missouri
% olden nmes BY from forty to
aixty thousand plurality Il was .
otuns they we're prosd OF. tire
mendously. Bat were their
pluraiitiss large or small, they
always tosh them ~ orders from
che people 70 pet none but Dem.
oorats ~ guard. Mr.. Byds's
plurali,y was $4,000. There's
orders for you' Pat none but
Ropubhoans ON guard. ThAt's
what we shall expect sf Mr..
Hyde In his process Of giving
Missouri Me tight ktnA sf aa
NA0AnioGeoAboo.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01
II Got Real Mad When | los.
Nv Setting Hen. Mrs. Eannsn.

II sent irtc The ben house ors
morning auc .oard my .srcri;e se:ie,
tes5, sof real made Wertio TIE
store, eocshi scns RAT-rSAp sud
gnssetk 40: SIX dead rate Every.
BODY uso tsi.et e7a!:,s shor't keer
RA1.sSAP." Tire sizes. SIS. ss..
sl.25. so.t ana guaranteed by the
Cit, DRAG tore.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

Tue 00ippInR Doeto sp0otSwC
and Q half billion dollars for
which It can sAsw no accounting.
II deposited two or three han.
lreA million dollars worth Of
Liberty bonds with . Philadel.
phis trust company Of which 1t
had no record. This was IN.
doubtedly . plsat by which the
men on tho inside expected TO
enrich themselves il the matter
Of shs deposit never came to
light. Somebody got scared and
10 did. This 10 but the conduct
of one OF the wartime boards.
that Of the others was similar.
The lnancial transactions Of all
Of then had to have the acquiss.
cenes Of tho federal treasury. of
course. Therefor. what must
one think OF those In charge Of
the treasury Congress is 60
ing 10 be bard put to il for the
next few years 10 ind the bill.
lions OF money that will be re.
quired TO neetthe governments
maturing obligations made by
the Wilson administration in al
era OF inexcusnb!a waste and
conscientiousless robbery oithe
public fu:'ds. II the Yasrals
could be made TO disgo.ge BIZ.
half the loot they made away
with Congress would have easy
sailing as to money matters
The adm illustration never moved
a finger TO get any Of that money
bacs, 1t bad to maintain its pos
tion that all is we'll which is dor e
In the usme of Democracy. We
wonder what the incoming Re
publican ad IN Illustration will d,
abou, ii. 1t has been in,iuated
that the Republicans will bs
afraid to take the Id a for fear
it nigh. disclose some pretty
men in their OWE
party involved /. the shamefu
Bot all .sscals look ak.
70 us, aud Democrat or Repub.
iicau. Ne want to see the De
par,meu. OF Justice reach ou,
and brira 10 book the whole |
plunderbund.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01
NEW INFORMATION BUREAU
oGAoaoney oseejsa n WAsAIMG.ss Win
obSo ooeA - AaAa
AaytAinN

Observation-Disclosures :,ua s~xsrdsss
any activity n "hscA ,ss Ecv*.nsa~us
10 intssesssd WI h~ fsrussses: 70 ,As
genef~! public thrusxa tie ,Sforzzss sssss
sefTics sectfo1 of tie Cns.-s States
bureau IT emdency h<ss. ACCORDING 10
annosanxa~af froea LIZ bur~aa-
ThS !ascsrIst;oa ssrrtcx u sn 1s..
gFv~ih u The bar.As's Mvesttxx Loo
inis tbs tusatcx,tnE os ~osx IL xoT-
ss.afrens ceyAftraes.n. ultestakez q:
tbs c:recttoo Ut csggrsaA
III you are if.sss~*,ed. sos .n&aace,
10 the primitive cex,6.tin q. s<es.4x-
tore raaA. tn prssea,-1xy activities IN
agriculture. ecue1tos u c0e4-seree-
~ desire TO know where 70 Ais1T for
the Classification aad tiasoxJ 81 cae
coru-lszf beetle. write the szgrxxa NJ
efficiency. tnformat1nn sec.i9x.," lie
.nnocncedbent sid
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01
Woman With Rolling Pin
Knocks Out a BuruIar

New York. When Mira So
rh'c I'rtrowSky returned TO her
haaie II, los Bedford avenue az
ter shopping Ahe discovered a
man raasackinx her hunc. Se<>
ing her he rushed gu, with .
bag of loot and she followed.
frs; arfninS herself with = ro,l-
Ing pin. In tho stree. In front
~ the house she caugh, NJ with
him and knocked him senselssss
with the rolling pin
Al the Bedford avenue station
the man said he was James
puan.s -. n. los Bedford ave
nue.. Rrook'yn The police say
he has been out OF Sing Sting on
ly two months after serving .
:our.yesr term for burglary.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01
No MORE RATS

or mice. alter you use RAr.eNAP.
lee . sass ssd~es KILLER. Try Q
fss and provo 10 Hse billed vtsh
RAT.skAf leave 10 smsli.t Cass
0, eess scs't touch 10. 0ssrsse>sd
aso ssss q cstel ssossh ios ros.
Try. klsrbsn OF cs,ias-
N,e else q csbssl ief ChieheO
House. eoops ss s0sii bailatsss
l.sS siss q eatsst seavsh Toe ell
tssua ssd outbaiistsgs, ssosass
bstidisss % isseesy bsitdises.
ssid est ssssaseso1 by ~ ON
0sos oooss.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

Senator Harding has just been
down at Panama giving tie
canal a once over. TLu canal Ia
a great iusti,ution. but not a
profitable one as yet. II il paid
interest on the $ioo. 900, 600 il,
cost thore wouldn't hn anything
tor operating expense, and OPP
eyatinc expenses have the ;irs,
drag on the receipts.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

KILLS RA1S

Also mice. As.osussi pss ,srss
otss- lrom carcass. o. .aexsxs
eFss~s s2is gAf.ssAr sssss~ IN
z.ses~-ns, Eus.--:s.,s. So. ....-se b. 4.
3f.sanfsed
5is siss Il esxsi snoegb iss fss.
tfs. kitc6xs sf essias
6Se .8zs sz sskssj fss ebissss
uaa-s. esspps % small bosfG nxs.
O.. .zs slxa s5esxsxt susuak tps ~
lara @ra ont saiiaiegs. sssse1o
ssilssspx- es fsesosy bat163sas.
Sid ana ssAsan1ssa ~ - c1v
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

The Standard Oh Company =
dividends are larger this year
than ever before. ard the con.
sumer Is paying more for his
oil and gas than ever before.
The Standard OH would feel that
Il vas losing money il Il wssn'i
getting back i,s whole invested
capital in profits every year.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

70 was reported recently sha
President slsst Harding had IN
vitsd Senator Reed along with
nsabsr Of other leading states
mon Of the country 70
soulerssos With him - 10 Sh'
futurs course OF the Uaitet
States In its associations will
foreign Govsrnmsnts. In hii
Thanksgiving ~ address II
Canusil Hall, Boston. Senator
Reed has made 1t clear what hi
advise 70 Mr.. Harding will DO i
be IL present a that conference
Reed holds that the American
people laid down their positive
and emphatic mandate ~ tht
sole mn referendum" Of Novem
Der I'd last that this government
shall never depart from the
principles upcrY. which u VA
founded-absolute independence
Of all political engagements Of
foreign govern a snts. Whatever
plans Mr.. Harding may have hAd
In mind before that mandate vas
given as TO approaching foreign
governments with the object OF
entering into q mutual associa.
ton for the guaranty OF The
world = peace. be must now sur
render TO the popular conviction
OF his country tha. all arrange
ments OF such = nature are con
travy to Americas original and
cherished design Of an indepea
dent nationals u az the light,
that leads 10 characterization o.
the world. As the Republican
party has just been tremen
dousiy swept into power or
wave Of popular resentment
against the policy OF IT,.
Wilson administration that as
sailed the wisdom OF the Amer
can Fathers and their ideals .1a'
have carried down 10 us as rln.'
ing true in every crisis of this
nation, SO the Republican party
will be tremendously swept Out
OF power again when its heao
incllnes a fayo,iug ear 10 al.
arraugement with foreign gov
ernments tha. leads away fronl
our fundamental national prtr-
ciplss. The holding Of the con
ference We have alluded 10 in the
opening sentence Of this article
has no responsive sanction IL
the popular thought Of the coun
try. 1, assails the verdict Of
November I'd, ard Mr. Harding
would DO well 70 abandon II al
together: that is IL he ever really
had 1t IN mind Ia hold IL.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

TIE SHIPPING BOARD paid on,
SG.0, 600 twice Tor ,he same
work, and there IL no apparent,
record Of the amour, being re
paid once. The Board never
bothered w,,h these tririali.,cs
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01
Finds 200 ysar-o,a Coin In Fish.

Cape May. N. frank ". Hughes
Of Cape May Point. three miles ~es,
of this city. while nshine In the nel.
aware Ray caught . weakfsh tina,
weighed nine pounda asa when he
cicane. the nsh be found q Spanish
coIn Of the date - iTW n is SUP
posed this coin can,e frcm ooe Of the
Spanish ships At that time which was
wrecked od ths Deiawaw Carn
Hughes has becn cRered f:3 fOs shc
coin, but refused b sell
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

What with sIl this melon
and profit grabbing b,
many OF our hlg Industrial OF.
.anisa.iors. there could well he
4 little trim ming down ~ tha,
end ~ the business before the
wages OF labor are slashed.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01
High Prices

High prices nean cheap d&sgar* Cheap
dollars intEce sgsGEtssgGr- Srespatises is
ane 80 Song ~ prices aSar-~sIs se.x ags for
size DROP
Here is ngs advice - ssres lae .a&s~.
Avoid debt. for soe 6eosos nay haze 10 cay
back iAsse cheap Ga5A2gs 1gsA dear axes
Avoid sp&c2.asica AGS-@ a4i SAVE, nov
Ehile money - psensit4! 2E9 prices sea soar
lng. The chsar, 9@!iars 0t .zx pra.~Es wil.
Ire nSrs valuable A0-.e d@-. CRAB tk@rs SOW
AID bod olta then. Il .s Eha etaEee Of
lifetime 10 saEe. Cse csr eanxs IS espasi
tory. Ersry do5la. e1sg2sssa 10 - VIII be
caretsly saseg1aTGrd
BANK OF POTOSl
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

Ass.s'agyt&ae a yF~
@ss walA II ss.
&&fe Ar ysssszss' ~, ~
~ aid a s ~
~ gssss s't y>-yg ~. "A.
] gz6~ssv1 81 -.sss 7t,
a%ss >4 a
VIII - S4. ~ gH q I
TaTss ~ sFsc %Age.
a H4e7s.s ! =. la
iS4es SEFvessaE x yUs
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01
DUTCH STUDY YAHk METHODS


Tne Hserc Dutch xar A.
parsneas has dsS-sd~a TO study Asls-ri
can army ras,hcsaA and With the rsr>
mission a ,he Caiscd States e,s,ers
m~os has sru, . cemmssssoa es csss~r
shsrsvvss to the Am~rtcan sray sn
De RhlnA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

Having failed by hook and
erook 10 put down the Russian
Doishev.k. the big covers VI tbs
world are about to extcnd him q
pressiug inv tation to trade with
them. Trade il tho great level
or OF ali osienso and grievance.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

In New York a dealer sdver,
,is,d cut In the price OF derby
bats TO ST. so, mot a dozen, bu,
api, re, Its awfnl how the poor
clothing dealer is suffering from
price cutting these days.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

nsas sossl tllioss Of dsllsss' vsssh
sl gssis. ebieesss. eggs. ~. Destroy
pfopsssy ssS ass assses " Asslsb.
II yss sse tsoebied vish ssss. ~
kAT.suAS. j surely kiI,s shso-
pssvsss s1ess. Csss OF dogs soo's
touch u. Genes Ia eskss. Three
sisss. sse. s6s. u 2s. Sold Sad gear
snss>l b. ebs Oily Dssx Seofs.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01
LOT or BALKAN
POOR UNHAPPY
3c2saa.s "tH Ffoa n6Yn 10
Dark ard t,sse .-..lls 10 Eat
Except C,il Bfeal
HALF or CHNL:,Ea sUR,TyE
Homes Are Ms5s Attractive On tho
Outside. Although They Ars Bars
of Comfor1c-psacants Aso
0imp!e and hcneex-

Belgrade. Serbia. a.-To the Americas
visitor accustomed to the ordinary
comforts Of iife II Is . constant S0arcl
Of wonder how tie peasants and poos
Of the Balkans cal iive ou the mea gel
food hey have. Poor c0rnbread. SUP
pler.entcd By goats cheess u ordinary
leekt or onions. forms the diet OF Z
large part Of the village population
This slender regime produces robust
bodies. strong muscles and rosy chseka
The adsge tia, bread Is the sta6 q
life nnds It's best proof here.
On the whole. the poor Of the Bal
kan countries have an unusually hard
lot In life Their poverty 10 practically
permanent Their plight Seems to ex.
cite little sympathy from tho<e who
are we'll OF. T'here Ia cslloosed In.
difference 70 the sufTerings Of the poor
which strikes an American as almost
heartless. In few II any Of the Bal.
Kan states does the government; make
any provision for care Of the poor.
This work Ia the past has been lef,
largely TO foreign relle! agencies etad
private charitable orgAn!zationA
El3ht.ho9r Day Unknown.
Tie e.sht-hour working day 50 COD
mon In the United States Ia unknown
In the Balkan rural districts. The
peasant works from sungtse until after
dark. He Is su bent and weather
bcstef. that he looks twice his age aft.
er thirty. In some cases he belongs
20 oae II the ho.na1ic tribes and leads
an existence unknown In the country
districts OF America. AT night one
often passes whole wagon losds Of
them OH The road going from town TO
town. Every man Is asleep on his
load. and is rot disturbed hy thoug hts
Of burglars or hshwaymen.
The I~'asan, removes his ha: "a
everyone better dressed than himself
and gels his ox-cart OF the road for
every automobile. He is simple.
honest. hc!ne-iorins person with
much hoglcy virtue The peakan.
women have etiornsous fsmilies OF
o-4fs GtsVSa AniI Va ~tssNh
survive the rigorx uf child-life 10 the
extreme conditions tha, prevail In the
Balkans
Cottages Are CrutA
The peasants cottages are crude
structures with ihatcheJ roofs and
mud walls. Bu, they con,rive to
sdorn lsc,n With attractive ex:eriors
and take great pains 20 produce the
uttnas' decorative effect This EN-.
heiiishnen. frequently takes the form
of porch with a small background
htar!ng a border design whose COZ
,rNs,.ns culors and composition rux.
Hcs; the patterns used by the Nava.
tos cs the American Southwest In
blankets and carpe;s-
But while the exterior Of the home
~ attractive. peep into the !n.e-
rtor shows the s~>on osn!c stress up
der which these people live. There
n seldom arr Kind of food except
o'nrse coTrmeai Tho cooking u,cn-
sis are limited 20 few home made
pewter po.S The furniture consists
Of table and Few raaely ecl-
s;ruc'rsi benches Tho beds usually
arr upon the Gopr " upon rough
hcwu boa rsiS
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01
cAsrs, piay Q s>yusn % o>sM

rUss Wayne. lnd--r~w usss~rys~~d
sAy shs r~csr~n ~as chans~d uhae
EdSard ?. Nssuei,s gave q r~rsssl
sn shs ssv ehiHrs ss~rssd IN ths r~s
kysessas cssvs ts~~s. bet q tss~eAsns
m~ssssS frs~ No ks~issA< ef Q dytss
vss~ss ssari nse -1u 0saag l3s1s y
uss 10 Ner .
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

Missouri t'2Asass' sA.zs4e Asst- 4 s9ges.
ls. sear A.Ssuisf@a q. Aa4s9s sl&7..
~ s>sss& q 'ss.ea e--&38 Ess E4sr aa
,hsag ,1s.rssse=-as tsa<ssse,, a. assFa -
cf 50: s~al, t9r es~g3 saas. AressAa
saa eA.t& IN Re S5sts. T&ts svar 2a-
acs ssse t4tFwve s,As ,s< lsg Maize sleNes
Atslwf. ers<@t.se .s~rvf0gy W gAe Assoc
Statsaes. II ss a<gS~a TO al hvass .tpabls
sAS - srs
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

/, is said that two people ar.
killed every hour by auiomo
blles in the United States, all
"urayoidably," Of course.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

There is alwaysa ready excuse
why the consumer isn't getting
any benefit from the falling
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01
Only three months more.

The Red Cross never gives you
the double cross. so come across.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

The disturbxnces In lrelano q
are revelation. no. mere riots.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

TIE dsreex 81 .sexv et tla3 sas@ u Sea u
Il TO xSs4st LA ae E,ag os, ta.Gsass 's4te,sts.
xhe y~srts 4eal&s frosa sh.s aisss.s 4ss
ta sas Sas n &zse ss-sa r~ias,w~t fess.i
ail3 In 1871 gr s.5I6 sn tara t'as
largely 10 the wssk II S,1aaz .{ssg. 4a4s
g,seyersioa eagrsset ~, ~ tar Ma~-a-tIFi
rGt~rcasessls Association Wtta tnw
rssofseaTa2a xlreasss aevG.rS4 ass8 sns.
rxie-ssilse III she EsSs 'ez yvaT< &s n
Easie. tr Nlilsg sAsass & viii Pc ssl4s.
the aas*e4se vii ae .sgsetlystGy wtgsd
eas To Il t~w sttsssss.
Nssith ars sSAeSi Week.
The oas~rvano~ os tisal,s asst sSlss,ol
wsek- as officially dea1.. u4 tssi Ii q
psveiS ,ssatssss BY tss'seFuor t;&rsissr. -
h~Ssn sitn asTsusssEase sxses2ps Ia all
charShs-s Ia shx Stair i ssasv-xssis
Elrai,s eue,e< Coasxst. wlts tsvee
xyAsd grsses tea sta'e prtssrs aI4s 10
DISTRICT prtses, eoSs>lssStSd ey ts% sits-
svart Taf~svus0s2s Association and
ezea TO all scASos caildExa ~ gae stagp,
wtts ass ctsss~s rsRgiEs froga high
scee<l 10 r-st zai seSvhd grades, ID
aise saasuncesi
Thxr~ vii be tt-slIh Play. - ne
giv~n In shs sehs-ols. ard Aestth niuss
aud ssnss with ssxciAl irs.soAs AID
ex~rvtSrs fer tt=, part,oss VI diseetlns
s,tsstisa TO tbs tmf-Srtznee II saaitA-
ttsa xni hyxtrns In the aelns. OBs
dAy all o~ aes.saa ,sd az Cilale Day.
and ce that dss elalnesi phySieians
sat Js-ctists have s.fsr~a fh~ir sers-
lore fr-~ ~ those sho stss ~ take
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-01

anAD UH8 oou0DAl, 81
New Britain herald., 1920-07-09

it is believed that the end will not be here unless the advance of the enemy is stopped.
 IL Is n relief to know that American flyers are playing an important part in aiding the Poles. Americans here are aiding Poland in subscribing to the loan it seeks to float.
 But the call for volunteers of the Polish national council of defense. the calling for any arms or ammunition held by any citizen, and the activities of the girls and women of the land tell Of the awfulness of the situation there and present a picture it is hard to conceive. Poland seems to stand singularly alone in her trouble. May we do all we can to aid her.