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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01
ACTIONS Of POST
SHARPLY ATTACKED
BEFORE HEARING
EFFORTS To BRIlk IP CONSPiR.
NCi ~ REDS Bi0CkED Etl.
DE>CE DISCiOSt.~.
By A.,o a,rd tr--

WASHINGTON Aprl 10 Administer,
tinn hy l.ouis o. Post assistant Scrrs'-
taty ~ lahof. m radical deportation
,ssr, was attack,d and defended -
dlN isiure thr house rules committee.
intoiigaiing Nj rosi's official con.
dud
Members of 10, imniprailun rnnnhi.
tev hctird hN Chairman Johnson said
To-, had th, ,,i,lrnr' that government
efforts tu hts'lk up the mosi dsnnablr
vunmtasy in ths uaiiuu's History" VET"
pupiiraily uuinu.d through r.i.a~, by
%, department 81 hhar largely ~ N"
o. sianrr of Mr Post ~ must 1T ih"
5 900 communists arrested in the nation.
wish rsidS
The course of 'hc department ~ laiiur
Including tha tuf the assistant secretary,
vas d,fcu,isd hv Jackson ~ l.alston.
counsel for NJ Post whn said the onif
oiiirsm that cuuld be- directed against
his clients administration was that he
rsd "cserei-s,. humanity and hld Ir'.
&C., dr,l un 90 ihcry that orly IA mis'
cNrcniiunsi sa-.s should man b. torn
from hl~ family and seiii fi"m the c"un'
try /.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01
TROOPS MOBILIZE:
| n connecticut
OVER MOB RUMORS
OFFICIALS RECEIVE TIP NTTLMrT
To BE MADE T0 Wi;ECh
.iRM0RN.
SOLDIERS GUARD CAPITOL
Power aud Light Plants. Municipal
Iiuilding aud Hartford iIri,lgr Pro
tected Following
Reports.

by Associated Press,
HARTFORD. Conn. MAY l.-Coloa"l
Charles u. iurpee of the first state
guard regiment here. ~ l:lO u. a.. .hi>
morning called hiS stsif oui.
u was ri, "a oui Officially .y I"lon,i
Burper that the call wa> sent tr al "iii.
trrs aud mrn i lie state eTrr.i ~ the
result of a Telephone tip that the cap.
itol building. tl,r state army 1nl ih"
east Hartford bridge were io lee blpu u
up before diwt.
Colonel i.urpec inimcaii'rlv .un.
muned Captain Arthur &. Woodward
aud hundreds of telephone csl, tor
members ~ the tate guard Nece PM in.
Inside vi hall M hour >eV"liy live
men had responded. ,or,ions we're
thrown about thr canita and t'r I,'~
s,mory. and detail was on it, way
is the bridge. from all poin'S in the
city additional guaid>mrn w"-' h, ~.
In te iilr agmorv.
CLartlsmrn also we're sent - 'h' mn
ri,pal building ard the power I.ant q
a. Hartford electric llght coWl,irs'.
M fhc available pulicc in iw NY
were called o. duty md i!isy juiaa
~nh the guardsInrn ln the pr .'',i,on II
nrrcrty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01
SPEAKERS PRAISE
WORK Of WILSON
ADMINISTRATION
DEMOCRATS HOLD RALLY AND
ENDORSE PRESIDENT AND
POLICIES or PARTY.

An enthusiastic and we'll attcndc I
meeting of Potter county democrats wna
hcl lin the district court room az the
cour, house las, uigh, from 5'sO to a12
o',lock. al which the democratic pr-.
c.nct conventions io be- held today WIS
the principal subject uf talks.
Anon gthosc who spoke were: judge
!, y nruwning. Mrs Myrtle Row, u.
Mrs ph"lr n Warner. of claude Tex
Thomas r Turner. Rev H. G. Moile,'
and W y Chcnowcth 1T Arlingiu,,.
Texas Grover u Hill county chair.
man. presided over the mrrtlug and
Mrs Powell acted rs secretary.
The remarks of must of the speakers
were along the lines ~ endorsement n
the natlunal democratic administration
and the election ~ delegates to the cuun.
~ state aud national conventions WI ,
prc favorable 10 that gauge The nj.
dresses of AIRS Warntr and Rev. Mu,.
lcy touchcd especially upun pltrioti>a
and true democracy. Mt ChcnowVth
was the last speaker.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01

Virtually solid democratic opposition.
tu the substitute was predicted ny lc''
dcrs uf the party. senator McCumhcr.
republican member Uf the foreign rcla
tions committee who did not attend tn"
n'ccung. said hc and probably other IT,
nuhicans would oppose IL. The vote un
the Knox resolution was y to I.
Senator Shields. democrat of Tcnncs.
So. alsu was absent. Republicans - q
II was designed to meet ..i.,iv, ;;,sans raits I!
ir the houst that q resolution heclaring
the war ended would lee unconstitutional
pud beyond the power Of congrvSs
Siwight cut repeal of the war rcsu
luiions IL the principal "l'isrt oi the
Knox substitute. which would request
'i,c president tc establish frindly dirlu'
matte and commercial relations with
t;,lmary ana with the governments
aud people OF Austria and Hungary"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01

Importancc ct saNihg the - tol. 'f
Trx,s hy passage ol tno cunsi' ,..'f,ll
80 ,sdt.u ,,unitt!ng districts Z" o..
srr. tho taS ..vy UIs STRESSED "y Nn'
~, W,s,b Els'.,.. state srp"fint,. .vut
uf nullic destruction iu the closing al.
,l,,-s ~ iast nights session which cnd.
ga al iiis o',i"k 81 th- first District
I,.,tatlun oi wmcns Clul'~- She ais
D.. fir.ai tns rsfsi = a., 's.nftV unit
ar sr,. lsleiun. g. t.f inrd Us
. = To- ~ -. the srm is' It 'ui~ g.
..n ~ ,lt, huu' 80 o. = ~
iay vps al-n "rgrd
Nrs Mrrk ll.nry. If 'lcHGfie .h~
,,lrt nfcrs.ieni -u.rha~ixri ~ 'a'; .hrt
H.. w,s r,ang o. have am "An,'i',ini'
ys...1 n,lminiaitnil.n Thrill, Am'i'
.a,t ty,t.nn and cnnnaniiy rc.crai. N
30, ur.- rir,t ..si lcns. f'cins u ?
clnls. rhc said
Mrs PAUL Dmili "f i,uwic sic" ~ ''s'
,aent. pr~sssl.d Rev. q Th"ins"n r''..
bath the invocation and ocnc'iction'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01
Fundamental Changes
In England's Policv
Toward Irish Talked

NN NN'ff Nlff
I.cNuON .Aprll 30-M an lris
conference attended hy Premier llovd
Co'rga andrew l'onar law. field mar.
shall Niscouut French. lordlicutcnant
of ireland. Sir IIamar Grccnw"od. chief
u.cruiaty ior ireland and Dents Henry.
ntto~u.y general for Ireland the situa'
ton WnH discussed On hasis ot thrr"
fundamental changes In the govern
u.ont's pulicy.
Tho first change II Is understood.
would provide for more severe treatment
tvr the perpetrators d actual crimss;
the second would grant the Irish al
mos 1.-THE sam" .'rcciom uf speech as
IN England and the third wuuid providc
uuirial pnhlirity " all happenings ~
Ireland The ms ichangc H. translated
IN 'mr quarters as meaning the pro-
randiF,s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01
ReInforrementr Enroute.
'"'' S'' REBELS REcocxIzED

wv ANNffinfsu NFFNN
WASHINGTON. April ao.--Amerioans
doing business ~ the state of Sonora
and other par9s of Mexico controlled by
IA. rrvolu,ionis,s have been authorized
~ pav taxes and customs duties % tho
defactn aurfimitics The authorization.
II war explained ,oaay az the state de-
,.,rtmrnt. H. IN accordance with a rec.
ornizcd principle ~ international law
and dn.s not amoifnt 60 recognition
~ y d.faciS government. The principle
has Iesn observed nn several occasions
IN McNiro. notably when the Carranxa
r.y, triton started and his force obtained
ennird II ports Inability Of the rcr-
oEnlzod government Of Mexico TO collect
auti.r rni taV"S In territory held ny
M. rcvaluiionl~,s. Il was said cannot he
,,.rmitic,l in intcrferc with regular COM
ri. .iai transactions
The STATE Department received q re-
uafi ieslav on conditions in Vera Cruz.
from an American In that city. The re-
ruit urg,~i that warshlps he kept IN
r..,dine,', f"r drsratch 10 Vera Cruz.
Although Vera cruz WIS said 10 be
uuiri. nassiiiliiies ~ trouble there was
dc.irll.d ~ great.
ofn,iai ad,irrs t"siay from various
raris ~ Mexico Indicated steady
ri,n,yih af the revolutionary movement
sud rliad coordination with the sonnra
r-,olt ~ niauy ~ the rci.cl hands hich
hs,, been operating INDEPENDENTLY. the
,,as,sr,iliiv m General Ohrcgon taking
'h.. n,ld in perspn Tor an attack On
.f..xi,,, tltV w,s fnrecastlng the reports
v.hlrh siid that th- rebels ~ Michacan.
G.rrero ard Moreio~ had declared thefo-
=. Ives a unit 81 the sonora army.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01
Law ENFORCING AGENCIES
lover NATION ARE READY
ITO COPE With SITUATION
ny Tnr ASSOCIATED PRESS.

WASHINGTON, April 3o-Aer checking their reports
from all parts Of the country officials expressed con-
denee tonight that threatened May Day BY radicals
would result any nationwide attempt at violence While
taking Ike situation Department Of Justice renewed
warning agents everywhere that the radical elements were
kept under CONTROL law enforcing state and
federal equal the DANGERS real and fsnesd
Attorney General Carvsn who directed raids on cons
mun and labor party headquarters in January declared a. ne
went the night that reports indicate whatever violence
occurred would be sporadic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01
PEACE RESOLUTION
LAID BEFORE SENATE BY KNOX
BILL PROPOSES TO REPEAL.
MEASURES DECLARING WAR.
ON GERMANY and AUSTRIA.
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

WASHINGTON, April 3o.-A joint resolution proposing
peal Of resolutions by Congress declaring state Of with Ger
and Hungary reported today by the Senate
foreign relations committee by strict party vote
introduced by Senator Knox, Republican of Pennsylvania
substitute for the Republican resolution recently passed by the
House. the oms presented to the Senate late in
the day by Senator Lodge Republican leader with the
Knox that he would debate Wednesday
Leaders Of both parties predicted several weeks Of discussion with
little prospect action until the time set for for
national conventions In quarters the opinion was expressed
that President Wilson, the midst Of the debate might return the
treaty Of Versailles TO the Senate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01
PARTY Conference
By C. o. p. Members
On Bonus Adiourns

~ sssneiaird rffss.
WASHINGTON. April ao.-Atter a
tour hour wrancie house republicans
',i. t"nirh, abandoned plans Tor pass'
fr the soldier relief legislation next
s'unday aud adIourned their party cor.
ftsnre az n.dniEht without setting .
date for action.
" ia. difference - opinion developsd
u the conference the opposition csn-
tered principally against y sale tan %
,ai-e psrt Il the 81 sea. .eeo.e 600 nsedsf
Tor rarryinr ont provisions cf the hill.
Representative Mondell. the floor ieadrr
anneune,d that another party cnnfrrs
..i..., Would i'e hrls' late next week. thf
sasci aaie - he fiyed nv Bsprcsenia-
tive Tewn~r. Iowa. co1ferrnce char.
nan. - 49,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01
JURY IN TABOR
CASE DISCHARGED
FNI. ~ iCREE ~ rRiu. OF 81
NEAR OlD WOMAN
DEFENDANT.

raw PAW Npl 30 The iuiy iu
u. ,l~e of Ms. Sarah I Tabor. 80
,tats "li iawt"n Michigan. Woman
charged With mausaurhtcr IN connec.
tu,n With tbc Mysterious dlsappearatrc
u hrr daughter
Iafw Virgo reported Re- disagreement
tuu.ah t,nd vas dis, harsed ey Judge
itso ait wi,si The ease vucs over 10
the neat ,ircuit rouit whi,h cueas the
mdne ~ MAY. bot " was ird''.'cd =
isetrou.iusnt to October lr,i'al,.v would
o. s.nEhi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01
IMPORTANCE Of SAVING SCHOOLS
ADVOCATED BY MISS BLANTON IN
ADDRESS T0WOMENS FEDERATION

meetings from the following state vhnif
w"u we're giVcn Mrs ! 4 Fields
litst.ii Ci,ics Mrs ! l.. Young Min
oul Wells PARKS ami Fairgrounds.
Mrs. ludv. Fort worth. civic Art. Mrs
" " Potter nowir Thrift Mrs. Mag
rlc ". Harry. college station. ho'n"
crunumlcr: Mrs a. g. iiuchantn. Fmt
Worth pitiiamcniarian
Tho philharmuni, Cluh irl The aiid,-
cu,r IN rlnriug America .and nlSn ga,
two r',inl numbers Irving y. Tulzr,n
rpNa tan violin fnl"s Mrs J ~ Avis
o' Wcatherford sang two sungs. NlHs
l.ilie lars.n. of Amrrilln. g.vr ~"
nlane ral,r' and Irof. W : Axiell gave
IN pil'c organ Sslu.
rreg ding the evening r-sviun. u din
ncr WIS given io the visitors no a."
Fir-t christian Churrh
Niss Iuan;on win l-aV. i"ily fur So.
nsoiir whrfs 81. VIII speak tonight
=.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01
!. c. c. Members
NAMED BY WILSON
TWO >fM COMMISSIONERS hRE
NPrOiNTtD: Ttiiiin
SELECTED

WASHINGTON. Nnu so -Two new
lufrrfitte ,...uHuefs.. snutffs issifi'Is.fs
were nominated today hv President VII
som \ third htf h-rn selected ard his
maine will ~. s.nt to the s"urie ls suon
.- he runrrufs tn serys
James luurs Ful professor of poii-
Ties at riin,, t0u tWiNrratN and ltn' ~
Duncan OFT Quur, Msrsnvhu~efts n
yioc cp,sii.uf 81 the American Feeder.
aiion ui I.ah,r we've thu commissioners
named tosisN.
Ah Furd Was nominated o. sI~'r'a'
Commissioner = : Harlan. snd his term
would expire D,cemier ~. 1895.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01
SAYS PEOPLE siIOlID
yOrE IN WAR MEASURES
~ A~e.ia,os rr.s

OKLAHOMA CtTY. April 3O.-ln n
address here tonight In which hc il,i'n.
trtl his VA record senator fhnais u.
Gore - 81 ,.,homr. sa.d rc hoped r
T.. d,V w,,ci. 'hc lsupc ~ $40
ar ADVISORY vote un measures M w'r
md ueucc lic declared this would he
the hrst wa, t. prevent var nnl ta
~ r'locrgt the war"
lie expressed the hope that universe
e., c,npul"pn military service had been
defeated forever.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01
IIurr SunnIles Of Iileralurr.
Italy Asks England
For Immense Loan
To Purchase Goods
By ,..o,la,ed Press

" Ns7ofIaird FTtFs
LONDON April 10 Premier Nltii.
az memorandum to David ld'yd
George the British prime minister de-
tailed ltalv's econtmic needs. esp ci'
ally tor corn. and ask a Great Rriitin
for q rrcdi, luan of i.N % oeooo" sicr'
ling io purchase g,Hris IN England nc'
curiinr to an Exch,ng- telegraph Dis
patch from Home The dispatch "d'"d
that Nj l.loNd G-urre promised 1" re-
piny a. M. request from London.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01
Kidnapping Trial
Ends In Acuuittal

TOMBSTONE. Ari. Arril 30 Harry
y woo,cn. charged with kidnapping Ia
connection with the hlshce Deportation =
IT 1917. was aculiicd by a tury here
tuaight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01
REBELS CONTROl
CHIHUAHUA Git Y
GALES Announces
TEI.EGRaruIC COMMUNICATIONS
EsI ABI.IssIED WITH SONORA ,
REVOLT HEADQUARTERS. J
LARGEST CITY IN NORTH
imericsns Doing business Ia Rebel Ter
riiory Authorisrd 70 Pay Customs
To ih Facio Officials By
Washington.

~ Associated Pfes.
.GTA PRiETA. April ao.-chihna-
IN aciy. capital of the state of the sanse
name name. Il definitely IN the hands
II the revolutiunlHss u was announced
by General Elhr calics tonight. Chi
huahua city II one Of the largest cities
Iia isr.h,in Mexico. !, has n population
II aprrcN l.natcly io.eoo.
Reinfarrements Enroute.
General Ignaclo Enrique. candidate
fur governor af chihuahua according to
ti-neral Gales. was at Santa Ysahei
with 4.soo stale militia marching ~
wari chihuahua TO reinforce 5sacrsi
Eug.nlo VI "irsk and Colonel Francis.
=, a,- ~ isf ri comman ssr VIC
deserted with their tfo0rs
Teicgraphic communications was -.
,nl.llshei between chihuahua City. sam
ta Ys,l,el. H~rmoslllo. capitol of Sonora
and military headquarters here shortly
bcfore o'clock tonight. General Gales
s,ld h. was IN direct Communication
with General Enrique.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01

AIuSt of these reports showed thu; fh,
tdicals were preparing gigantic pr"i.1
x .Idi demonstrations. Meetings a'e
>, u, "a lct IN n,. - r'accs. and II 4. 4
theHe that trouble may develop. accord
l... e. yr. GarNai Th" department.
~. g.id. would :'uw THESE sa;h'r'
ing. 4, tan them sr',rs blue hd, r''v.
ru,urnl agents We I'D ol,scr, to, t'n
~ "f ag.iatlun.
Agents hay, bc" instructed "1r, to
i',.ic or ,Ncit- tro ~, In airy sac" ~ 80.
n,r
Members of Congress "Ma.t L."
u was q s,..,S'c hy Mr. Garvan hat
several me iist- II congress. thre G.
aal julres a.ii - natior'cy r~snilv
active In Investigations of radical dis
turhances. had been marked for sssar'
sination Win the early discovery ot
the plois however. Mr Garyan believed
Ia. Officials against whose lives the
plois were directed now are amply pro-
-cicd
Threats of strikes.
Appeals of IN. communist labor lead
crs for May Day strikers appear no, 10
nave met WIN u h'Uuf fNtf'INb"ff ~
though there wcre threats of strikes
In some ~ctsvTss Thousands of work
crs may hay down their t"ols tomorrow,
hut Mr. Garvan believed this would lee
mere In the nature of "a declaration II
II holiday than with u mali7isus inier,
Enusc great interruption 10 indus
Try.
Monry Unlimited.
Nj Garyan called attention a. the ap
parent unlimited amount of money cin
,,ioycd hy the communist labor party In
fomcnting disorders DECLARING that al
no time In history had radical move
m.nt been 80 plcniifully financed. Tic
traced the source ~ these funds to An
sisr,lnm Rnh thence a. Russia.
Huge supplies of Literature.
The amount Of radical literature 'ir'
cuiated within the hist week WIS dcs'
,iihed hy Mr Garvln as amazing 40
hcsnicd 10 scnrcs of periodicals. pamph
lcts and circulars. together with special
editions of radical newspapers. piled in
his office all snpcallns Tor MAY
DAY show uf power"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-01

tcontlnued on Page ~
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-06-04
KNOB LICK ROUTE l

Mr.. Small of st. Louis will begin
work in his quarry, south of Knob
Lick, soon.
Miss Maud Jansen Of Doe Run
spent few days with his grand.
mother Mrs. Maddingly.
Mr.. Rodgers is spending a few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E
Rodgers, and family.
Mrs. Chas. Whitener and daughter
returned to their home in Knob Lick
Thursday.
Lack Moore of the Lead Belt spent
the week end with home folks.
Chas. Whitener and daughter and
Margarine Parmley were Pennington
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Lack Moore and sons, Mower
and Granvel, spent a few days the
guests of her mother, Mrs. 0'Hurian,
of the Lead Belt.
Walter Kennedy of st. Louis, is
spending a few weeks, the guest of
friends on Route /.
Jack Lemons was Knob Lick Wis
itor noe day last week.
VIM. Wallace transacted business
in Pennington Friday.
Miss Mary Williams was a Fred
ericktown visitor Friday!
Oda Williams, of Knob Lick, Route
/, returned to the Lead Belt Sunday.
Miss Violet Ebrecht was a Farm
ington visitor Saturday.
Chas. Williams, of the Lead Belt,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-06-04
CROSS ROADS

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. LEM and daugh.
ter motored to Fredericktown Satur.
day evening.
Ollie King of Womack passed
through here Monday en- route to
Fredericktown.
Ira Fraysher spent the weekend at
Fredericktown with relatives and
friends.
Rev. James of Fredericktown was in
this community last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Ferguson spent
Sunday evening at Mine La Motto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mines Barron and
daughters Of Flat River spent the
week lend here.
DR.. Barron of Mine La Motto made
professional call here last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pirtle spent the
past week with their daughter, Mrs.
jeff Lewis, of near Libertyville.
M. J. Critics and daughter were
shopping at Fredericktown last Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson McClarney
and baby spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Barron.
Miss Dora LEM attended the grad
uating exercises at Fredericktown
last Friday night.
Mrs. Americas Tucker and sister
and Stella Kennon were shopping in
Fredericktown Saturday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-06-04

relatives. F,#.
Jacob Matthey of near Melzo
transacted business in Bonnie Terre
last week.
Mrs. Samuel Whittier was guest at
the home of VIM. A. Moon tuesday
evening.
Dan O'Sullivan and sons, John and
James, we're Bonnie Terre visitors last
week.
Miss Beulas Moon of St. Louis is
spending the week here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Moon.
Mr.. Krowdinger of near DeSoto mo-
tored out to Bonne Terre one day
last week.
Mrs. Jane Jones was guest at the
home of Lass Cash one day last week.
Miss Gladys Ketcherside of near
Silver Springs gave a birthday party
at her home last Saturday night.
Those present report fine time.
John Cash of near Big River was a
visitor here last Saturday morning.
Henry Lawson of st. Louis attend
ed the party at the home of John
Ketcherside near Silver Springs last
Saturday night.
VIM. Roberts of Bonnie Terre was a
business visitor here TUESDAY,.
Mrs. VIM. Rawson and Miss Leona
RawSon were visitors at the home of
VIM. A. Moon SATURDAY. morning.
Farmers are again planting corn,
after being delayed for quite while
on account of rainy weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everetts and her sis
ter were Blackwell visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Jones was guest of Mrs.
l.. H. Cash one day last week
Paul Whittier of Pennington is Wis
iting at the home Of Willis Moon this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Pettes and little
daughter of Bonnie Terre motored out
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-06-04

Miss Lucille Webb made business
trip to Fredericktown Friday.
c. A. Ebrecht transacted business
in Pennington Saturday.
spent the weekend with home folks.
W. A. Beard, of near Pennington,
spent few days the guest of his wife,
Mrs. Wiley Beard, of Knob Lick.
Bob Hibbits made business trip to
Pennington noe day last week.
Word has been received that Miss
Grace Kennedy, of ST. Louis, was mar
ried on last Wednesday to Fred Ralph
of st. Louis. We wish this young
couple long and happy life.
Mr.. Bird spent few days with his
wife of this place.
Mrs. Bird and son, Carl, spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. Waldroff and
Miss Agnes Dinner, on Route 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bohs, daughter,
Rosa and Wayne and sons, George
and Charles, were Pennington visitors
one day last week.
Mrs. Harve Medley, of Knob Lick,
made business trip to Pennington
Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Mullersman and brother
Horace, were Knob Lick visitors Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyracus Bayless, of
the Lead Belt, are the guests of rela-
tives of this place.
N. c. Sebastian made a business
trip to Flat River one day last week.
Miss Marguerite Grove, who has
been visiting friends and relatives in
Herculaneum, returned to her home
at Knob Lick Route 1.
Misses Georgiana Williams and Ell
ouise Ebrecht spent Sunday afternoon
with Miss Edith Hibbits, of Route 1.
"Uncle" Riley Moore spent a few
days the guest of his son and dau-
ghter of Knob Lick.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-06-04
UNITY CORRESPONDENCE"

River visited at the home of T. F
O'Bannon one day last week.
Msr. Henry Niedert visited her
daughter, Mrs. Leland Harbur, of st
Louis, from Saturday until Monday.
Mrs. VIM. London and daughter
Leora, spent Wednesday afternoon al
the home of Howard Haynes.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Williams visit
ed his uncle, Thomas Highley, Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Edna Moore of Pennington
visited her cousin, Mrs. Harry Nolt-
kemper, Tuesday.
Mrs. Howard Haynes and sons
Stanley and Ray, spent from Satur-
day until Monday in St. Louis visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Clyde London
and attending the convention of the
International Bible Studets Associa-
ton. Mrs. London and childre came
home with them for a weeks visit.
Mrs. VIM. Green and daughters
Miss Edna and Mrs. Jessie Huff, of
Route spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Green's aunt, Mrs. r. C. Martin.
Mrs. Harriet Bradley is visiting
Mrs. d. f. Hartshorn.
Dan Haynes, who has been in st.
Louis the past three months, returned
home last Saturday.
Mrs. d. F. Hartshorn, Mrs. Harriet
Bradley and Mrs. E. G. Williams and
daughter, Miss Famine, visited Mrs.
R. C. Martin Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Lott and children Of Farm
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-06-04
PRIMROSE

W. w. Snyder was a Pennington
visitor one day the fore part of last
week.
Little Miss Lois Jones was a visitor
at the home of VIM. A. Moon Monday
morning.
James Rawson of Prospect trans
acted business in Bonnie Terre last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lass Cash and baby
were guests at the home of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Moon,
Sunday evening.
Elmer Rawson was business visit
or in Bonnie Terre Saturday.
Mrs, M. w. Jones was a guest at
the home of Lass Cash Monday morn
ing. {Tilupg a4'g } 9i gerry
John Pettes made trip to Bonnie
Terre Saturday.
Mrs. Hoelzel Of MeIzo was shop
ping in Bonnie Terre last week.
Thos. Rawson Of Prospect made a
business trip to Bonnie Terre Satur-
day.
Rcbt. and Samuel Jones Of near
Blackwell spent the weekend with