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Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
s.iek-Up Men Try 1t On Sam Doss.

Lester swin'ord II Fiat River ~ho
has been employed in driving truck
Tor NJ Fox, aud L. HcVicor, who
clsims Poplar Hiuf as his HON, but
~ho has been boarding with the Dunn
family a, Desloge. attempted I" hold
up ~am DOES near the Methodist
church At Dtslogs Thursday night.
They are now in jail Al Fatmingtcp
trying to figure out lust what happen.
ed to them.
AeNieor WAS wearing 4 soldiers
uniform over which he had . pair ot
overalls, Il coat aud pair of felt
boots over his shoes. lie vas wear.
ing this outfit over his uniform so
that he could make quick change.
Previous TO she time they ran
across Does they bad held up
Boots" Sterte.t and John Godss and
wife. Foriunx,ei, neither th. Godah
nor Sterreti were carrying any money
at hetime. Mra. Gocat buried home
and te!ephoped 20 Dohs, who imms.
diateiy started out. He was slonch-
ing along in the vicinity ofihe church
when the the t=s men stepped in
front of him, threw a gun on him
and demanded that be put 'em up"
Doss wss armed with riot gun.
DOSE instantly fred . shot in the
ground to coptuse the men and then
covered them with his weapon, de.
mandipg that they instatiy drop their
gun. They took him at his word and
surrendered, and Doss lodged them
in jail at Pennington.
II 10 thought they are members OF
the gang responsible Tor the hold.ups
at Flat River Saturday night. They
can consider themselves especially
fortunate that they are sttlI sIivs.
Hsd Doss refused ~ take such . long
chance 10 capture them alive when
they stopped hiD. the undestskss
would nos have them both. - Lead
Belt Ns~s.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
Shsriff's Sale.

By virtue and authority os q tran.
script execution Issued from the once
oi the clerk OF the circuit court oi
81. Francois County. Missouri. re.
turustie At the November term. 1921
OF said court, and Ca mo directed, IN
iayor 81 Mrs. N. Moyne. and against
]. A. Forshee, sr.. have levied up
on and seized all the right. title,
interest and claim Of the said ). A.
Forshee. ST.. OF. In and 10 the follow.
ing described real estate, to.wit:
Eighty acres. being the south half
OF the southea.t quarter OF section
one, in township thifty.sixs range
two east. Washington County, Mis-.
sou,i. all lying aud being In said
conuty and state oi Missouri: and ]
will On
Tuesday, tho sth day OF March, 1921.
between the hours oi nine O'Clock In
the forenoon and hve o'clock In the
afternoon OF that day. st the Court
House door. IN tho city Of totost
county of Washington Aforesaid. sell
tn sane. OF 80 much thereof ~ may
b. required. al public vsndus. 10 ths
highest bidder, Tor cssh IN hand
(subi.oi g. al prior lisns snd tade.
mscss,, "a satisfy ssId ssseasios asd
cosss.
.O.J. nlO0DoOn,
oheeaa q Wasbloooso Oooo1vs -.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
Notice Of Sheriff. Sale in Partition.

STATE" s."'s "' 4 s's;%s.'I Washington Us.
In the Circuit Court. Angus, Term,
1879.
Sallie Ds.oreet. A mipur, by
M.hs' D,F rest. her guardian snd
cntat"r. piainiin.
vs.
ElbA DeE4re.t. Mrs. Ola Dssss.
Ma. Laura Edwards.
Virgil DsForc., Byron DsFsses,,
Mrs. HauIe 6losd. 8en Daroscst.
Mrs f.Afence Sh ~.
Miss Lola Defnsest,
Ms tGis Garrison.
f~iug DE Fntett ard
MR.. hary DeFores,, tei.ntat.t..
D1cfee IN Partition.
Natice IL hsreh, given that 10 pur.
susuce ot decree 10 p,r.i.,.u tea.
"erta in The above emitted rautc ~
the Circai, C,,u.: OF TeIas Cvuniy.
Ml.suari, At It's regular Augast term.
lp:0. day Of august. 1890. direct.
ing the sale Of real estate hsreina!.ss
d.sestesd. lhAi /. the undersigned
shorin oi Washington Coanty. Mis-
so1ti. ct the front door q the court
h7asa 10 ,he city Of po,osi. x!ii un
the
Sih day IT March. 1891.
sch, =. pahl,n auction. TO tho hlxhs0
bidder, Tor essh in hand, all III ths
ioiio~ipc estate In Washington
County and described IN ssid order ol
,,lc a. !o!io~s. 10 ~it;
Ton actrs, all ni 10, IL oi itond.is
Co.oniEastcn suhdisi,ion No J. he.
io.sp.,t q. sections IL. Is. 2s and =
O. the tni,od State, survey No. .ih'.
all IN iownship thsrty.s,x tr.s} north
II range three esst ui the 9th pfinci.
pal tne,idiAn: and aiso The foiio~ipe:
Fart Of block I OF the subsivis,oa
called "lfonaAle, ~ shown on tho
plat thereof Al psse' book ot plata ia
the records oi The Rsct fdet ct Decide
Tor Washington County. Missoari.
| mote particularly desctibsd ~ foi.
lowe: Beginning al = cofntroi iics.
ory and Elm street,; thence running
| south 10 within two feet et the pipe
line: th.nce along parallel ~ith pipe
line 20 he center oi Miller Greek;
thence aiopg Miller Crssk TO the esss
side OF Oak street; thence on The csst
side OF Oak street north TO Elm strset:
,hencr east on the south eide OF Elm
street 70 place OF beginning (sIeept
the mineral sights below cue hundssi
tee, below the surface. including .
| ilouring mill located thereon.
q. ]. RtCHEeON,
Sheriff OF Ws.hinston couuty. Ats.
| suufi
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
OBITUARY

Charles Oscar Seyforth was born
in veimar. Germany, October 2s.
ls32, ard died at his home near Po-
tosi. No. January q. 1921. He was
sS years. , noAths and 20 days old,
He came to the United States in early
manhood and has resided in this
county for over fifty years.
He was a civil war veteraN serv-
ing in the L, S. Navy for the dura-
tion Of the war. He was a member
Of the Lutheran church, being hap
sised in infancy and confirmed into
the church at the age of fourteen,
He held Ia this faith until his death
He was married to Miss Marie
Christina Heppner in 1860 who with
ten children survive him. The child.
rcn are Mrs. Elizabeth Bcrgmann
Mrs. Helena O'Connell. Mrs. Mary
Mccarthy and Carl. nil Of this place
Mrs Julia Hcinen. Mrs. johanna
Ernst, Mrs. bertha kucntus and
August II ST. Louis: Oscar of Water,
proof. Ia, and Rev. Frank G. Sry.
forth Of Lock Springs. Mo.
He was laid 10 rest IN the Hope
we'll cemetery Saturday afternoon
Funeral services were conducted bs
Rev. " f.. Judy. pastor Of the Meth
odiss Episcopal Church of Fo.osi.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
Three Meals Means Wife
Does 2-Mile Walk Daily

z
Montgomery, Ala.--Prepara-
tion Of meals for an average
family means a two-niile daily
kitchen marathon for the house
wife. according to statistics
compiled for the conference Of
vocational workers OF the south,
In session here. A pesiometer
attached 10 students In the kitch-
en- Of the model home at Living
ston school showed this meas
urement for the stove-sink-and-
pantry route covered during the
period from bacan and eggs to
dinner and dessert.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
FROM STklSGTUWN y.

Many will 'egre; 10 learn oi the
death ot MIR. Neil Burretie of Farm
ington, who passed away Feb. llth
with pneumonia. The remains we're
laid to rest 10 the PaIkvicw Cemetery
near Flat River.
Miss Laura Tadder has returned
home after Il few days visit with
friends a. Fsrninetcp.
Mr. Tom Clemens and sons Of 81.
Louis were the guests q! Mr.. and
Mrs, J. W. Tedder Monday lssG
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

commander. Bennett received u
CON mission dated Dee. 2l, 1920, ap-
rointing him aid de camp on the staff
Of William ID. ketehum, Commander
in Chief of the G. A. r., U. S. A. for
the ensuing year.
While sheriff Of Summit county he
was but - years old and during his
.arta Of office had numerous "run-ins
with the bad men that infested the
state. AT that time.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
Irondale Veteran Visiting in Indiana

From Evansville. tlnd' Courier
j. +. Bennett Of ltondalc, Mo, lis
visiting his son, ]. W, Bennett, o!
Barker asenue He is s3 years old
and is still very active.
He is veteran Of the civil war, his
services being AS follows;
Ist lieutenant Go, "B" Utah Vol.
Battalion from Nov. ~. 1857 10 Sept
Il, 1858. In ls61 and 1861 he was
sheriff Of Sumiti County, Colorado.
He enlisted as a private in Go. "A
Ord Colorado Inf. Aug, 80. 1852; Was
anrsoirsed ist Sergeant Sept. u. iS12
and Dec. &, 1862 was commissioned
LIST i.ielitenan, Of the company. "Aen
the Ind and Ord Colorado Regiments
we're consolidated and mounted ke 1e-
cafna ls. Lieutenant nf Go. III, I'd
Colorado Calvary. and his last years
service WAS on General i. X. Quits
staff "a officer in charge of the mill
tary prison "a, Foft Ieavensworth,
kans. In 1866 he Was elected and
mustered "a Capt. Co. sc" 3sth r.,
". VI. In 1885 he with Ii other com.
radps organized George G. Bryan
Post No. 2s.. G. 4, r. at Belgrade.
Nc. lie was its first commander and
has tho honor Of being i,s present
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Heas the Marvin Cotls9e Ooaosss
Company a the Assonic Hall Feb.
ga. I'M az The directios Of Prot. Burt
Loomis, brother Of Prot. O l. Lscm'
Is. 81 our city.
Maybs there 10 nothinG doing now
adsys and simss are hard because os
tho Rspublican victory last tall. bus
shat doesn't explain the blockade ot
teams and autos on our streets At noon
these days, n was sspecislly notice
Abis Tuesday.
We are nov approaching The clean
up ssason, when all the old tin cans.
botsles and other rubbish will be
gathered up apd carted Of, This un'
slightly ssau 10 usually dumped be-
aide tie streets on the outskirts OF
town to Ito there ~ \ perpetual eye
sore to all passeis by, = blot upon
the otherwise pretty view. Why not
order this rubbish dumped where It
would be less in view! 1t won't cost
any more. Take pride In the looks
OF the city's approaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Simpson OF this
place had q family reunion last sun
day. Among the homecomers were
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Simpson and t~o
little daughters. OF St. Louis; Mrs
Lynton Griffith and little daughter,
OF Magnet, Tex, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Goddard, OF kivermines. No
Mrs. Griffith and daughter will re-
main here six weeks; Mrs. Goddard IA
spending the week with her parents
aud Mrs. Paul Simpson and children
are visiting at the home OF Mrs
Simpsons father. Judge A. Cole, neal
town.
Governor Hyde seems ia be ge.tins
ready to change the control OF State
Hospital No. ! at Pennington, Mr.
ishtci DEN SI III this paw "~
OF the Republican County Committee
SAYS he has had communications
from the Governor. asking him &
rs commend three suitable men To-
appointment as members oi the Hos
pita,'s board o! managers, 10 succeed
the three mem hers whose terms Wi
expire in April. Among the namei
sent ia by Mr. Bryan is that OF MIR
| I. ". Towi o: Potpsi. Mr.. Tow
would be a fine man for the position
but this county is already represent
sa ON the board by II. G. Bell, wh'
holds over two years longer. which
makes it improbable that bnothe
man from here will be among thu
new appointees. At present all nv
members OF the board are Democrats
The three new men Governor Hyd'
will name will Of course be Republi
cans, and they will control the affair
OF the hospital.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Paris.- Germans to the number Of
l.p65 have succeeded In obtaining per
mission TO reside hers. according TO
the Prefecture Il Police registration
Of foreigners In Paris. Italians lead
the list with 1850, white the United
States ID NTH with 23.630. Other na.
tianals include 36,060 Belgians, a9.O00
Swiss, 1850 Engiish. 2a.O00 Russians
and 1900 Poles. There are SS Aus
trianx and "a Buigarisns besides 4.
0D2 South and Central Americans
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
cLycrRlNE MIXTURE
PREVENTS APPENDICITIS

Simple glycssins. huckshosn ia'l.
etc. . - mixcd in Adisr.i.ks. ren,ous
al, foul, accu ummulatsd poisonous
matter from BOTH upper snd i"~'s
y I'VE, sud prevspss appendicitis. Ne.
iisvss ANY CASE Of ass % stomach
or constipation. The INSTANT
plsssant aesion Of Adlss'Aka ssspstsss
bosh docsoss end paelspts. 4 bsstssss
nee sspcss great bsssas 10 . lsag.
ssssdias rose VI isdiesstios asd soss
ssoosss. ". ,. slesat Dssa O..
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

London. Eng.-Prtson for a
baby II weeks old was decreed
by Dir Forest Fulton, the record
er Of Old Bailey. The baby's
mother was found guilty Of
btgainy.
.what 10 to happen to my
nsw-born childr' she asked
when ss0tsnce was Imposed.
sIls can 90 with you and be
none the worse for your detep.
tton," the recorder replied.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

oaaee Mrs nuskcy Damron. Miss White. Mira Andrews
(b) Town Clock Rogers
saxaphone Miss Berry
IA, I,vene Benne !lanton
is Ny Heart Lao 81 ieSo
,e, March i lnvergil Arr. Lester Broekton
Reading: Miss White
Dutch Philosophy
tb) the Two Lovers
Song Mrs. Heskey ,,;
IL, Swing Lows weetC Chariot Negro Spiritually 49,
saxaphone Solo Miss Berry u,
,sj Where Crisis he Crowed Ways
fhl Grourbes
ooar,c.te M..darcs Huxley Andrews Miss White
Rockin de "A Raecoon Lullaby Nednger
Vocal Solo: ars. Andrews uu, ...
Solo; hs Berry ~.u.r
tb Pobehinelie isaehmah'h'"
Reading Miss White
ta II Can BE by Her
tbl The Three Chestnuts
Song: Mrs.. Huxkcy ,,
sprinp Tim. of Love, Waltz Song ho~kowsk'
saraphon. and vlotn Duet Miss Berry Mrs Andrews
ou.rts,,. ar. Hu.key Damron Miss White nr Andrews
Medley the South hsrp "a~ '"'
Address President Burt w. L~om's
r~ esrt fmpsny the Christian Edoes
o oycma, m, ths made only defay
You AFFORD this high class cntsstsinmss
spsesst in her los and t~sehss Ia Marvin College
MASONIC HALL. TUESDAY EVE. FEB. md.
AAnisha. ~ - -
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Mr.. Jas. A. Shields was down from
St. Louis Tuesday, where he lie tenn
porarily sojournirg.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Mr.. +. J. Bower OF Cannon Mines
xas in Potosi Monday and paid his
respects at this office.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16


Mr., u. A. Goa OF Cadet was . viz.
isor n this once Tuesday 10 renew
his subscription.
Jadee J. II. Baker II Richwoods
and C. q. Sparks oi Mineral Point
we're visitors at thia ofsice Wednesday
last to enroll ~ regular readers ef the
Journal.
Mr.. Ernest McCuiehep, who has
been q resident ot Potosi Tor a num-
her OF years. departed with his family
Tuesday afternoon Tor Leashnrg, Fla,
where he expects to locate. They are
driving through In a Ford.
Two Illicit stills were discovered
| over in the Lead Belt last week, one
one the premises oil Frank Brocic OF
Desloge, who also had lot OF raisin
and apricot mash; the other On the
premises OF Henry Wamac Of Esther.
who had some corn mssh undergoing 4
fermentation. Both men were turned
over to the federal prohibition 9th.
GERS.
| q.
| Neigh boring counlits have active
good roads boosting organisation
that are at work to get The location o!
the new state high gays through their
counties. Here We seem 10 be ss9eet
or else We don't care whether We get \
state highway or not. II We dont
watch out we'ii Re passed up alto
gether when ii comes 10 laying ou'
ths expenditure .! that sto. ,ttt
good roads fund.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

County court adjourned last We'd
nesday, having made quick clean
mp OF its business.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

OF Marvin College Faculty Company Coming
to potosi, February y, At Masonic Hall
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Mrs Matte Kendall OF st. Louis
visited friends here several days last
week.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16


.s ss
Nj Mo sAs sditot.
Olfsais eoart soon.
1 Ths robins ags back.
The new maple sssar should b
along soon nov.
~ eld '.comis' valentine seems
ao AaSs Aad ~ day.
7. Lloyd Lynch Of st. louie visited
rslaetvss hsre last wesk.
M. W. W. rurner 81 Sunlight was
"a our burg Saturday last.
Mr. D. 9. Jarvis OF Rock Spring
vas eotosi visitor Tuesdsy.
M. and Mss. n @ Bsli spent the
Arst OF NE wssk ~ fasnington.
Ergs are now down to 80 cents ana
biddis just getting = good move on.
(. Judge c. H. Richeson made busi-
pess trip to Jeflerson City last week.
Nessrs. Ed Walton and Ace Eye OF
Belgrade we're on our streets Tuesday
Rev. W e. Judy will 6li his regular
appointment at Shirley next Sunday.
Henry Allen Of Shirley neighbor'
hood vas . visitor At this once Satur'
day.
Probate Judge Lovel Bryan IL hold
ing his first regular term OF courtthis
week.
Mrs Matte Kendall OF st. Louis
visited friends here several days last
week.
County court adjourned last We'd
nesday, having made = quick clean
up OF its business.
Mr.. Jas. A. Shields was down from
St. Louis Tuesday, where he lie tem'
porarily soiourning.
Mr.. T.. j. Boyer OF Cannon Mines
vas in Potosi Nrrday and paid his
respects at this Office.
Ii science could only show how to
make bread out OF t;ti -four" maybe
we could bring back the scent Loaf
again.
Mrs, Susan Geier OF this locality
| left last Saturday Tor st. Louis. where
she will spend some time among hsi
|childrsn.
Preaching at the Methodist Church
next Sunday morning, but not al
night. EpwoSsh League meeting al
6:%5 p. IN.
No tifI is being hauled in from the
mines now. but there appezrs to re-
nswed activity in the railroad tic
Industry.
The city il having the streets lead
ing from High street to the railroad
station improved. They are heips
| widened, graded and grave!ed.
| Rev. J. Mack Williams OF Louis
vile, Ky, will preach At the Presby'
terian Church in potoei on Sunday
next, Feb. 20. All are invited,
The FestIs Nees reports boo n In
oil land leases st Rush Tower, in JET
ie.son County, and that driihrg iol
oil may soon be ia progress there.
II you miss the concert at the Ma
sonic Hall next Tuesday Eight, yot
will regret il when your friends tel
you how much the enjoyed the pro
gram.
| 1t IL reported that CongressnSI
Rhodes has the appointment Of sw'
new cadets to the West Point Mill
tsry Academy. Any OF our youth
want to get In ON lhisy
Sunday last was a day oi sptinl
far in advance Of the season, warn,
sunny, balmy bre.ses. the crocus II
bloom, the ilivveu ai.yipg. and ~
svytliug that goes to make a pe,iee
day.
DR.. J. ". Wotsnop Of 81. Loui,
district superintendent OF The chiid
rsn's Home Society oi Misseuri. ~
10 Po.osi Thursday last, inter,ie~in
the local supporters o! this worth
institution.
Il Geo. Q. Breckenridge OF Csspel
Wyo.. Ia visiting his father. Judg
Geo. u. Breckenridge, Of Belgrade
The Judge has been confined 10 hi
room for the past two months snd
reported very sick At present.
Mr., 8. S. Paul OF Cadet was = visi
or at this Office Monday 10 settle Wit
the printer for himself and his neigi
\ bor, Joseph ReEndo. MIR. Paul b,
been regular reader oi the Journ,
ever since the paper was founded.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

III science could only show how to
make bread out Of t;fi flour" maybe
we could bring back the scent Loaf
again
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

n lo1aal llRGs - ~ )
esin1lso. Ve 6ee&
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Probate Judge Lovel Bryan 10 hold
ing his first regular term OF courtthis
week.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

FOR 2sALE OR RENT ~ house
and iut on west Main street. bslGrade
No. For passlculars. call or write
Ars. T. u. stasksy, Troy. No.
WANTEn-- Tsam OF muIes, not
over pears old, medium or large;
also wagon end hsrncss; must bs
reasonable. Full particulars aud
price Or no attention Also good
milch COT. Address Mr.. O.. care oi
potosi Journal.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Mrs. Susan Geier oi this loeaiity
left last Saturday Tor st. Louis. where
she will spend some time among her
children.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Rev. W e. Judy will 6li his regular
ointment At Shirley next Sunday.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Henry Allen Of Shirley neighbor'
hood vas Q visitor At this once Satur-
day.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

rBsas The Marvin Collsge Concert
Company a the Assonic Hall Feb.
ga, under The directies Of Prot bnrs
Loomis, brother Of Prot. O l. Lscm'
Is, 81 our city.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

The Marvin College Concert Com.
psny will visit Poiosi in the inseres.
Of the Christisn Education move
msut, the admission charge OF DC
and lSc 10 made osly TO dsisay ex.
psssss.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

They tslI - good sole leather cost
n.& pss ID. oshs sstsii buyer. ssd shs
issess gets osly 9 esnss . possd Tor
Ne sss hide Someone 10 puatipg .
lot ee valUs 10 sole IeatSes In lts
eeeessss Ison Ne AI1s - ~ hail.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Preaching at the Methodist Church
next Sunday morning, but not At
night. Epwosth League meeting al
6:<5 D. III,
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Mrs. w. T.. Judy VAS called to
Hiilsboro last Sonda, to the bedside
Of her mother. Mrs. L. l.. Shsible
Who WAS quite sick with lsgrippe
Mrs. Judy returned home Wednssds,
and reports her mother improving.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Nessrs. Ed Walton and Ace Eye OF
Belgrade we're on our streets Tuesday
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Mr., u. A. Goa Of Cadet was = via.
itor at this once Tuesday 10 renew
his subscription.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

No tifi is being hauled in from the
mines now. but there sppeSrs to re-
nswed activity in the railroad tie
industry
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Mr.. J. &. Ellis OF Caledonia. coun.
ty assessor-elect, Was in Potosi Mon
day to file his official bond, in the
sum oi one Thousand dollars. with
the county clerk. He will take up
the duties OF his Office June lst.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-07
NEE BACK ON JOB.
Veteran Rock Island Engineer
Has Finished His Vacation.
Has Been Plotting Locomotives
for More Than Fifty Years.

Squire" Charles G. Nee, accorded
by railroad men the honor of being
the Oldest active engineer in point of
service, in the United. States, is back
on the job, at the throttle of the Rock
Island Golden State Limited, from
Kansas City to Harrington.
In Service Fifty Yeirs.
Squire Nee has been plotting To-
eomotives for more than half d cen
tary.. He has been running thru Kan
sas for the past forty years His
home is in Kansas City, No, when he
is running. But the Squire has ac-
CURED the habit of spending his
winters in California.
He landed in Topeka Friday. and
laid over Here instead of completing
his run, because of business which he
wished to transact here. 1t was his
first run with the Golden State this
season.
81 wish that had stayed in kan
sas last winter" Nee said. because it
was cold in California, had to wear
an overcoat."
The veteran engineer has become d
Well known figure about the Kansas
legislature. Seldom a session is held
that he does not appear to sponsor or
oppose some proposed legislation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-07

Just as some communities are pre-
pairing to save it, along comes 2 film
Burning Daylight"
What Every w m a n Knows"
should develop some interesting in
formation on the screen.
Z "a Divorce of Convenience, halted
in it's making. when Owen Moore made
a specially of inflammatory rheu-
matism. has been completed?
Screen queens that made their name in
film comedies are still trying to live down
their bathing suit reputation.
Mildred Harris, recently Mrs. Charlie
Chaplin, is another vaudeville aspirant, and
Bryant Washburn is Il third. They will
devote their efforts to monolOgues of the
studio. showing Il onereel picture in cod
neetton with their acts. >
Having disseected an automobile until he
Knows Ii from stem to stern, Wallace Reid,
Paramount star, is now learning the in
nards'' of a hell digger. Know what that