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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-16
DAWES ASSAILS
CRITICS OF WAR

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No' Ill rolltlcS ana NoI "olhg LII, says
NAN Mehuohed Tor harding Cab1net.
ohmrpiy DehOnnceS PRESENT system
ol conducting the fedefal GOVern-
h'eht, EVIL OF loo learS.
Washington, Feb. 2-Declaring he
WAS not IN pollucs ana was not going
Ill., 'oharles " Da"es or Chlcago'
former chlel OF Supply procurment for
the american army III FRANCE, Dltterly
a''ackco To-Day what he charged were
poii'icat attempts 10 dlscredit the
achcVemcht or the people who won
'ne war.
III ,he course OF lVe-hour eNamlna-
tion Dy mouse war investigating COM
h'it'ee' Mr' Dawes struck Win sledge
'''''i''er olo"s at crl''cS VINO had trlea'
nc S''"' " uetr'icl from lhe slor! OIL
'ho Sie"t achle'eiiehl DS picking
.""'' "iiu p"iaoliis 'ri'lal iauitS 'nree
'''o'''"iio ''iieS away! ~ 'liies lie ar
"'S 'i'icN Will S'reak OF oa'hS lor
which INC "itneSs frankly confessed nc
ii"u hci'her apology nor excuse.
lay III 'he day ne rellerateo an
e''' '-iaiiu s'"lc'hcnl aS 20 MS
y" J" p"'l III poil'icS' "nich WAS eccepl-
:" " i''o'ii 'i''' NC "ouiu hot become
il''i'pc' VI Nir' iia'oihs c"olhel' 4
posl'loh "i'h winch MS name mas Deen
''',N'". r'oh ooio'e ms views on Ihls
'"''''' "''c eAplcSSeu' Mr ba"eS
H''"i p's "eiio"hceo lhe present system
VI 'o''"''c''i's 'ile icocral SoVerhlheht'
g" ~ = ~ d 'l"l'u'eu se'rs S'aio'hs' ne
'"'c"' VIII Th'ch INVESTIGATORS
'''+ ~ ''c''ci "'ioro 20 oeai instead or
s'"s 70 sc"op "P water alreaaS over
'i'c ""''''
''"'S was ca''eu py aeilocratlc
''''.'oe'" u 'ho co"'i'it'ee 10 reoutc
'H'''''o''! rc'al'iiS 10 WaSl" ana eN,raV-
"s'"'' '"o p'f''c"iarlE WIN reference
70 i!auiua"'oh OF american accounts in
''"ce ana Saic OF surplus stock to
VIC '''ion governments answering
0n"' seS 'li"' iooo ana cio'h'hs sup
p''oS Us ~ II" |'ouSnV more 'ha''
~ "'o'o'o'''' p''o ny france Mr'
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-16
is characteristic
Service,

n I is characteristic Of
folks aftcr they pass tho allotted
'thrco score years and ten" to look
II back over tho days that arc gone
and thoughttully live them over.
I find myself, at seycnty-o one, frequently
drifting back q quarter cf n century, when
see myself in tho little drug store owned
ut Bolivar, Mo, mating and selling O.
vegetable compound to my fricndg and
customcrs-what was then known only rs
Dr.. Lewis' Medicine for Stomach, Liver
and Bowel Complaints.
For many years while was porfec.ing my
formula / studied ard Investigated tie
laoative9 end cathaitics on tho market and
became convinced that thoir main fault
was not that they did not act on tho bowels,
bnt that their action was too viole 1T and
drastic, and upset the system OF tho user;
which was duo to tho fact that they were
not thorough enough in thcr action, .aome
simply acting on the upper or small intes-
tines, whilo others would act only on tho
lower or. large intestincs, and that they
almost invariably. produced q habit ro-
curing augmented doses.
believed that preparation to produce
the bost effect must first tone tho liver,
tary system. II this was accomplished, the
medicine would produce mild, but
thorough. elimination OF the waste without
the usual sickening sensations, and mako
the user feel bettor at once.
After experimenting with hundreds OF
different compounds. at last perfected tho
Itsmedy. which truly believe goes further
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-16

Not In Politics aud Not Going In, Says
Man Mentioned for Harding Cabinet.
Sharply DenOunccs Present System
OF Conducting the Federal Govern
mnut MEyi nf I'M NnnrS y
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19
HAS LIVELY EVENING
Alleged Thief Leaps 10 Feet ard
Lands on Auto
Then Ns Veies TO Take sopees Sivncs
50 Raiisesd Tracks, tYs Fsilse-
naa Case Him,

Ncw fesa. This Is huw Alex s'r
tanun. '"ehi! ~, ..t unemployed tan
OF, accused II h. viz < robbed q y oman
Of hsr Yaoche,hocG rna,A!aiaS $40
spen. sn rsvu!us.
First returned ,,.e parse cua,alnins
The m,'tsey a, the Hcitse Plaza Gle
waited station In Lang island city,
where he !s accused Of pgrlo.nsus IL.
Shen his alleged oic,ins con.guase,l
hni,
Ran when his gccuse., Mira. Mary
Howell oc g.. Crescent stsecs
SCREAMED for the palice,
Lcaped from the opa oS tho station
platforms 10 the tracks
Made rs->ord speed !cs Tour bisAks
when pursued D., q sesc!al policeman
and a crosd 81 u.en.
At roin; oycI ,ae Y'iagonal s,Nct
viatnct lac sltaost ran TITO al sls
preaching train.
To saSe himself he l,~p~! ~ fss;
for the street
lie landed un tcp Of q swtf, pass.
Ing snt"naails aud uas heuncx~! III
10 the Roadway.
lie saw Mounted fs,roiran kao.
ahaueh corsing toward tim. ran to
the railing OF the vtaduc, aud was
about 10 leap TO ,hr tracks @ tho
l-"Ds Island raIiroad. a distance es 20
fcst. when be ~.s in,crv~pir,i
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19

II WASN'T 80 very long ago that
Tho American people were warn.
cd that unless lot Of them
'ushed back Ia the farms and
prod uaed more food The country
nigh, soon ind itself confronted d
10y famine conditions. but wosre
w.old The Agricultural distriets
are oycrburdened With yields ot
tha soil: from all OF which ono
mus. per,orce come TO che con.
clus,ou that there is a,ways "a ia,
II lying beIIg done by profit
grabbsn. interests that lie bs
twtcn the producer aud consum
Or Of food product. IL is
dou btiess true that there Is ali
abundance of whea. In this broad
aud OF ours. and we know ,h,
price has declined dollar on
The bushei, but who realizes it
Shen buying \ leaf Of hreaas
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19
RESCUE OF CHILDREN
BENEFIT TO AMERICA
EsrcpeSr Ssisss rsrc 8ln lassrS
FgtSrs Sssref~e-x AZ Nn,Asa
q tAe Cssses States

AoScy Sssce hy Aass.ssgs 10 save lbs
&'stt,sn s;Arv;gg aud ,'asSt;a,e cali
dreE - Ea0sta Nst, 70 a&s trssass cast
uiSAu thr w@;er TO re, sssr again "a ysx
eiver, arN~s-sI1sss IL tS<ea,sssa4c Surveys
alsgs by ttssss .ayeressc4 10 ;hs so<>
cess AZ tse cSGlssS1su ;sr &Sztssl U..,
aaw IN feil sw.ae aEsNsx= thc ,sssesss se4s
Il siss SasSs~as Grsses Isszaxfl. GOES
Iasesi ~ tse st<aS .4~se~s r~sses ass3
wei;aEe organizations u the Uasrr.s
States
Aside :rSsea sis S.s~&i 10 the aeares
ef AtACgscS ~ s2sS lae cs2ngtess titsis
oascs uAo essc csly vss sss-c .ex sal
Vs,sea Sne iess bots :As CEssed S:ass&
sst'nssss4Jy, " itsgsrss.,s that ths
fata a0adaai t~e raised fr,sSa 4soshrf
saste SAs.esi tAs~s, eA-AtyxsA the r.
uare cistssas ss< thssw taasVsesa coaa
sFtes To- siisssnS IA Slx. ,.~ ~eas~r.
tian a, all ssa.ssc satiax3s uIh ~ sa4as
slsaass sISs~ssIs'4s fes fsofw tAzn a xva
erxilssA ,aesr sssn p<ssvx asi istassYsa
tssser siii t~' eat.siisd t. Ainsoss both
ipx. snd ths. ~tsl i.sxas1s< ssglks1sas ss
ra<sossrxs ss ,lx uaMgssas VI Aas~rie<
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19

There was nothing 10 Cover
nxr Gardner's administration
particularly 10 his discrsdit, i.
was marked by TO scanda! such
as have shamed tho administra,
tions OF other Democratic gov,
eYnors OF Missouri In the past.
He did pretty well for u Demo,
nocrat, il about the best that
can be said Of his four years a.
the state s ahisi executive. Tha.
DC paid OF a state debt Of some
two million dollars Inherited
from the Major ad tninistrstion
and lef: = pleasan. balance in
che state treasury when he step
ped out O! onicc The other day.
Is really no occasion for the
applause his partisan friends
are giving the incident. az II re
suited from no efficient financial
ability on his part individually
or from any prudent and consei
cntious economy o! his admins
tration, bat only because he so,
She money from the taxpayers
9ua Gardner administration
collected more reyon ne ard spent
more than any tina, has ever gov
erned Missouri. In chat he
ahune, but we notice neitheS h, |
nor his party friends are max
Ing any bray OF that feature Of
his four years rule.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19
Amy Of TOTS MARCH
TO VALLEY Of DEATH
eveee<'s Starving Little oaes wssas
Ssfm Column 500 MsIes Lses-
Amsrses 10 the Only heps,

Inia@sfs q i!sse uf cisssaneys nSsre1si.s
1o1s shreAsa la ftgs~ orsitr asss3 ssregs i.
nis ff@fl TIE A4Sasgs.aAtprGgssesst taE e4
SilssSss4f5 ciasesaaIly scross liz .-gstgy.
state lAfil II touches siss fsr5s.zsx i,s..
Ger Ut Atcsa-eo, Cssaniy. III TIE ssssg: g.
Stesi cfsrTer. 13ssassest M srsfs,.,sssssa rs..
~ 1o miller II ttss army ot 3.rsy5 .ssse
stsrriils and g,2,sAelSc ealGslrxs II. gas,-
eTn Eervi,e gee no .alYe: xu tt,~x
s"'iia s1rsl sGcA L nsag,4Gy trsAusal. atsd
al ihF-s<- little Dgaes u9usy trrysas. ..r.
liiear weary ta4fs1h TO q plttfgs Death
" exposure and Starvation ussI-Ss .sss
t~4h fur sjd laid u.%18s iiss h.esrts s,f tt,e
American people By lsae elgfl1 .rpa., rs.-
sitst organizations t4zsae-s Together .,s..
Ger tils IaIae ot tLe European E-il-<
"lIcil is heesIed- AHosha, s;risi..-
way 10 visualize staa number qt s-.ry.
Aig Children wlsdsS. liyess ass-ae,,ss or,
a ti11-:csia aid: Il they were al To die
and te buried liz oT.e trench !, work
make d continuaQs sraTe erc.r. Ssw
oTS 10 San Francisco.
III "ft.sr 10 iFeS+Al1l tt.i- deaths ard
save tteIa Tor thsa future ts.xt.lyr.-,se..
u Europe. the At.1*ricAu BED Gross.
j tner.can friegl,.s Service Csgrn rns;;a.
eaaikersl. Knights ~ Coiunltax. y. NJ
L. n aid \. W T. A. Jewish Je!g,
'-sir-tutisi. Cc2s4is-:tEt,. Federal tr1sua-
II II Churches " Ct4r4st la America
md the AlAe-3e&1 Relief -A.ngtr3gs-rn.
ioa- have banded together 10 r7.tS-
"z'.tptts} 10 udr TIE children over
-Glii glle uext harreest- j
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19

President elect Harding II
living up 70 the expectations ol
that great and prspondsrss,
mass Of the American people
which expsssssd iss eonnlenoe
In him on Nsvsn Der I'd. He
says that this no time for pomp
and expensive display In the In
duotion Of . new President TO
Office and vstoes oil such per
Torrance at his approaching
Inauguration. II there ever was
atims when . man in public life
could be forgiven q desire
for . little splurgs at public
expense, 1t Is when he il
being seated In the greatest
Office Of the greatest country 10
the world. There Is nothing
affected In the President elects
expressed desire for a simple
inaugural ceremony, such as
may we be pardoued for quoting
from the Democratic platform
OF 1912 belts . democratic
government" 1t reflects wha,
he hopes TO make his whole ad
ninistration and what he prom.
Used Us II would be-s!mple and
free from waste Of the people +
money. Contrast this altitude
with President Wilson s os.enta
tious parade 10 Paris at al
expense TO the people here at
home OF nearly s., 600, 900, and
whsre he tried to swap Aneri
can Independence for persona
aggrandizenent Harding Rugs
true At the first tap.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19
The Price of a Life

The cost o. ore . cesr--fo cents
gives starving 70. ir Earar.
the sif; Of life fer 1ne day.
Gre dollar feacs him for
month.
Ter cellars, tre cos. Ct ere b,.
- cigars, saves KS iite ur.ii IT,.
harvest cornes In.
Three ard na'f million etS,-
o-en depend er America fer sal
'ssion and every mar ard ~or,s-
Is asked 70 Go Aas o. her aa-t 4,
helping to raise IRE Sss. DOC ooo
Necessary. Araeriea mas rrse-
failed In 3reat-7es rtsoness before
sad TIRE European Relief ccv-cil
composed Of els'; srea. relief or.
2snsxzacra. ~si' put tss arpexi
oefsrs shs hearts II the Eeorgs
uTfi' II " ans~sred In full.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19
OLD WOMAN MAKES QUILT
MsAes One for etsr Grandson That
Contains 500 Pieces Of
PatohcA

Medfosd Wis, Airs. Jackson Noon
VI Perktns'o~n has JUS, completed Il
auil, consisting Of a.T1D pleces for her
grandson. William Woods OF Wausnu. !.
The pieces were collected fruln
friends and neighbors. Worh on the
quilt besxn last April Two weeks Of
continuous sewing made Mrs Moons
fingers 70 sorc that ale Was com.
PEELED to abandon the work for time,
resting her nnssB BY spinning for y
neighbor.
Mn Moon. although seventy years
old. does her owu housrwork. enter
tsins much company. helps with the
milking. ehurns thrve times a week.
markets her butter. and Do sick rriA.
tive os friend oan and Q better nursp
than she.
In the past twelve yssrs this indus
srtous lady has pser~d Is quilts ssch
made W of tAsssAnds es piecsA ell
sswed b. hasA. eps Mn. Naa eaxs
80 tlks - 80 - . 0e<Aise.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19

Da0ocratic mem bers OF Con
gress sosing fos u protective
sariff when their party declared
only eight yaass ago that pro
scc9ive Sarit2s we're unconstitu
tional, IS a sight fov-well. foe
Jove and sI the rest OF 'sm.
There must have have been some
hilarity ON the heights Of Olym.
pus over is.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19
MISSOURI PARENTS
GET CALL FOR AID

Fathers and iDo, hers ot .sl.gsrsr-a A..
.o4 en,e- iAe Nvss 1aar Etasi Ioy;rr:,
i,lah t'r IL" tses1 .u:usv foy yuur s.,,s
AID oaaEaIe-S. as Eugr hear4 sweifs
With priGe and laTe hsipii y,.. mwfrf
with 10Y RRc ,ess,strzsess tire ,sutssns
ives and happy facsss osraz- ;zT,pcto,3s )
litis@ oiies~- haa much would yssz. .gyt
IA save oTae ~ tht-se c,iltir~4 ef yegys
from torture ss-i death By SeHgs4 4r3tza.
fre~fihe cold aad hoTr4b2e 4. d.>,,z~.y
How much would yoa E.,es
Your f@stUr,> to the aas, t.A!Ea-. ysar
hs1"ts NJ happiness, l.te .trnit ,As,zad ~
coln'ea s'7aaA casg aaG ef,en willingly
70 save eye - tA,ssa sttgie acxe f,,s,.,
harm. Yet. ): saie ~ ,tta!, with r,z,
'a,a; ali @s saesc weald uog await Ia
Saw yonr bs1~! erst4s~ wva3ei yoss not
he grateful sc frfvFd In thgt s.aar ~
iced Nav stretched forth a t.s3r,.as
hand a's3 ll11yd ti4e u1si. csssk.rp,, fr,.e,,
'3.e selte, ut 'hg shadow vi death sa,s
a~-s" the:s theT thsncv a Ale. The
gss a,s~t siftt
IAyev aszsI half u.IJ'iea s,t..tar~z as
EsstTsu Ears.e lave ne astl,-s Acg,~
f1A.t tSe isaftHfs ~ Asaertca a.e3 .g.s4ss,
who love c}a.3&-vi. ga Ssrr gla.tn fr,s.s
'sca'h. ea3g bS 'l-- srucs, ~ ,s<44 a.w
tA,e~c chi.dsvs Re: sunrs; ,u tzct. 81
they are yssarS to save fu~ ..ge NxEa /
os yosE oais sfy5o osgcs. ycg e-a:s ses -.
yea naas' ho' fGi, 20 .ss~~s .ls.. es.g -.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19

The wilson administration :
cost OF gorernment last year WAS
.hopt eve and a half billions.
which il equivalent to y levy @!
$3.50 on each family in the lard,
and which explains A lot why We
iave to grub sc hard fora living,
N one way and another every
nead Of the family has had 70
&c ross with bis quota
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19


Wa like Governor Hyds's in
auIural address. II promises us
4 progressive and economical
state government He express
es an earnest desire - ,oiivvs
w Of some Of the burden Of tax
alton iinpossd By the late Demo.
cratic state ADMINISTRATION. We
feel quite assssed that this DO.
r'rc of Governor Hyje for D..
s',rn 10 She s's,e's cx pen .urss
vtii NEST with su s9ecssve ~.
eVeaes 5soo ths 6sseesi Asssm.
NJ 9 isnseoAes = ~ ~ ~
49, on0D0onoo 1u110o0L
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19

The Senate landed Il swi:,
punch in Secretary Of War
Bakers midrlH one day las,
week by adopting resolution
ordering all recruiting stopped
until the size of the army Is re.
!ucod IA 10000 men. Mr..
Baker has been trying 10 max.
ihe army twice that large be.
@au 'c o! his fondness for spend
lng other peoples money.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19

In China several millions ol
human beings must be saved
from death through famine; In
Earope. we know. = similar
situation persists. The only
available succor In either case IL
American chs ri,y. The unfor
,suna.e conditions in China are
due to unpropitlous forces OF
nature which man cannot con,
tend with and avert; those Of Eu.
rope are Of its peoples own max.
ing and might have readily been
'averted by them selvos with pro
per effort. More than two years
have elapsed since Europe
merged from the immediate
severe stresses OF war and mil
lions OF men have been rslaa we'd
rom the occupation OF slangh
tering each other to prod uee
subsistence for them selves and
dependents. In many instances
there has been no effort In all
that time there apparently att
self support. Why should theyy
America is charitable and takes
are OF all such because she |
loves to do it. We have no Wish |
o see human beings dying OF
hunger any ghere and trust our
relief measures may te sufficient
n both China and Europe, but
hey should be extended Ia the
after case with an effective
Warming that II they would eat
'eople must also work.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19
OLIVER TWISTS JAIL CLOSED
Gevss Pct cs Famous ST. Georges
Workhouss in aeaaon Goes 10
Musee-a

g4onSoa So. Gs~a-se'e workhoaSe
9lss sN,sh 81 Y.ei,aun bridge. where
Oliver Twls, had the a0ssaci;y 10 kss
for ss~sand hslpiEs ~ ihsn srsasl has
been rIcsss! by the p,sys Law eetho-;,Ses
ani the inmates hayr tscen transferred
esscvhcrN
The Cruel " which p'cseas' eaild
heso and his fellow su.Tsrrrs psrt~Aa
Vas made In u cnrs>cr oaaidrae. which
Is so ts' presented 20 .hc SOUTHWARK
hesSu1a cssenrils museum
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19
Squirrel Found In
Stomach of Trout

Columbia, 3.s ---Can Ssh r.Is.;h
;rs@ or do saalrrsls take a
bath occasinagllyf TA!s Is the
question Sctas asked by q. T.
Mcsaesn. While he sa8 his
daughter. Mrs. SLuie Wear.
were fishing Ia noFs, ai.oe lake
3hey caught tive unNsuali. large
trout. two Of Which apieears>a 10
s'c somewhat oytr!,~d. nr open.
ine theta. u squirrel VAS fp,ind
In osie, and su,-sAaand gar esh
Ia the other,
How .fa, ,r>nns 20, that saeis,
Pol Is the pusxlins irupcsstissa.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19
OPEN Shrine To
DEAD EMPEROR
Strange cerer'o-y ri .ara1, l7-
GLIDING sa4-s..ie. MARKS
Two Days OF Ii or Ss.i,a.
BUILDING COST s11.1u.M0
sr' 'l@cSxse @arifc&s1sEea~s ~ IeYag.,
Features sre Saaseass ss.4-.= Ss+s.
n1oAEfss--saaess Saga. Or.
s-s W erx,ae.

| TaSyo>--+Aftsr 81 yvaFs saass xnt
sn cSssessttl.urs essssz=Asesl at sl@gssA,.
V'A, t@t aaSissaa; s2s-3e to tass sazs
/ ASSf~sf0f 1assnAst@ n@4 ga4sasE gss.
ees3sAy @;sh ssssSasa S1ssa.s <s*xzss,ss %ss,
sE'4 Stasd tt@lsssrsse gsaa5f~ asssqiss
u 5e3S,ls. sw sAgex aays sRre geksa.
/ is9R ~s ISq6t% tssss "a 'v,s gaze sGxnss3s.5E.
s'fs5T3 segS~-s sSs ,,s>gs-lasxy! Is ia Huat.
'Ag- sa@ f@sssa tsse :. asass;xa1 ,.Aeae g.a,
isssas ~sT,v &4et iasesa a. atas
aSas nsSy2a .@Asist 80 ~ q Fss aa7 aaassas
&'s4 ''i'<a}-@as lsfg as'sssassSva 4s.at sae~
s5'E,sas l's7t-.ssrsaas s4.,4, ss Ss,1#54 aasS.
a@; fns gsss a8<at g@es ss.v g,,er4ysz.e,s
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19

The Wilson administration is
Htill out borrowing IN oncy, we have
before - a circular letter from
She Treasury Department irvi,.
tng us to lend IL some as s., or
So peg cent.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19

The man who is out after easy
money al the point O. a pistol or
'ther dishones, methods is sim
1ly putting Ia his application for
: long !obat hard labor without
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19

New York society Is now pull,
ing of prize fights for the war
sufferers Of France. Writiue
hechs for charity has lost its
thrill, y know.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19

Hon. Frank II Farris Is si..
ting in quiverring apprehension
over in Rolla ever since the Leg.
isiature Assem- bled.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19

la six weeks mere Wllsor
walks In response TO an invita-
tiou extended on Nov. 9 TO tax.
the Air"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-01-19

What inspires our Democratic
friends with hope is that the
Republican party managed 4,
cone back "a big ~ it did.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23

Good-looking brass beds
in the two designs illus
trated. 2-inch posts with
eight 1-inch filler rods.
Finished in satin, bright
and the popular satin rib
bon effect.
The Nenana news., 1921-09-13
AMERICAN LEGION VOYAGERS
 RETURN FROM TRIP ABROAD

NEW YORK, Sept. 13-The two hundred and fifty members of the American Legion who returned to France recently for a tour of the battlefelds, are back home again, having arrived from Europe yester- day.
 National Commander o. c. Emery, who accompanied the voyagers, re- ports that much interest Is mani fested in France in the forthcoming disarmament conference, but he is of the opinion that it is "unreason- able to ask France to limit her arm ament without guarantees against another invasion"
The Nenana news., 1921-09-13
Note Opens The Door

The Freeman's Journal, comment ing on the British premier's com munication, says that it opens the door wider than ever for Irish in- dependence. The six original con ditions imposed by Lloyd George, have been either waived or left open for discussion and voluntary ar engagement.
 The rumor is current in local Sim Fein circles that if plenipotentiaries are appointed to proceed to h. verness to confer with a committee from the British cabinet. Devalera does not desire to be one of them, being willing to leave the conduct ing of negotiations to Arthur Grif- fith, the Sim Fein foreign minister.
The Nenana news., 1921-09-13
MOORE WILL BE JUDGE

GENEVA, Sept. 13-Many of the delegates in attendance at the as sembly of the League of Nations predict that John Bassett Moore, noted international law expert, will be elected judge of the International Court of Justice by large major fly, when the voted is taken to- morrow. Those delegates supporting him include South America, Britain, France, Italy, Japan, China and Canada.