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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

People are asking. why do not
prices really fall since the coun'
try II In such IN industrial
slump and give them . chance 70
buy and reawsken trader Out
side Of 4 few articles OF food
there has boen no appreciabls
decline from the wartime prices
In our estimation, this Is due
10 the fac; thai the prolstariate
still has too much wealth that
must be drawn from II before
prices will be allowed TO fail by
the interests that contro! them.
Under the economic rules that
govern trade, IL cpnnot be al
lowed that the workers shosld
have more money than will main.
tain them In a hand to mouth
existence You have got 10 havs
& cheap people before yoa can
have cheap prices, haven't yor:
How otherwise car we ever
build Up Rocketel'crian estates
running up into the billions II
the proletariste Las the wealth:
How else can We maintain ory
bare legged beauties on TIE
sands at Palm Beach, Under
pressure Of wars necessity the
great ma ) OF the people wa
allowed 10 absorb more wealth
than it usually takes up,
and it IL now being rul
through the wringsr OF hieG
prices and industrial depression
10 squeeze il out again. II b.
always been so and probably a.,
ways will be, There must BE-
workers to do TIE work.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

0sustsr Reed does not
hesitate In keeping the Wilson
Democrats and other League OF
Nssisns proponents enlightened
- 10 where they arc AT" when
they talk OF stIll getting the
Usitsd Safes Into the League.
Here 10 bis latest blast;
"All the funeral orations which
have been pronounced since the
obsequies over Abel have never
put life into . corpse. and all
the efforts to revive the League
OF Nations BY oratory In the
Senate will be equally futile.
This 10 a govern msut OF the peo-
pie. II the people have anything
10 ssy In the government OF the
United States. then the League
OF Nations was condemned &c
death on the second day of last
Novembos ard shs- Democratic
Party came very near suferir <
the same fate at the same time.
From a party which had polled q
popular majority OF, l thins,
over . million votes only four
years before. which had been In
charge Of the executive depart
ment during great and success
70! war, we ended, orare In a few
hours 10 end. our grip or con~o'
Of the executive department al
the mandate OF more than 7,oo0,
900 above a majority OF the peo
pie. Gentlemen may sxpend All
OF the time and energy they
possess In seeking for other
causes for this defeat. but ha is
bliad indeed and dea: indeed
who does rot know that the
Democratic ship went on th'
rocks because its captain was
trying 10 steer Ca into tho false
harbor of internatioral'srn."
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30
LONDON POLICE
CARRY No GUNS
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30
GEN. LEONARD NuoD |
MIKES APptJu Fol !
NEAR ElH BH


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NJ ra A &asv.sa1 Eeopgs ~ De-
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E-.:-G - -4as Sea- East. shc aaYs -
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

by threatening ~ suspend The
Republican reform legislation In
Missouri under the referendum
because Il less some useless oi
6ce holders on. of their lohs,
our Democratic friends arc run
ming true to form They prefer
tho jobs to tho highest political
reform ever devised, while al
the aAme time they view w'.i'
much qualification the surrender
By the Republican party of a lo'
Of political pap loug enjoyed by
ths selves as the eject oi The
uev reform laws.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30
AID IS ASKED FOR kQSTnisAS
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have tsssr utsrg-a&i e.st Sasi Issz,gsst.
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30
CORPSE SUDDENLY WOKE UP
~Dese- Man Told Deputies to Step
sFosslnc" ard Later As Staged
Regular" Deatk

Pistsaurgh-~Cut cur the fusA l
want drink"
This was the unexpected demand
made by an unidentified dead" man
Who was being taken 10 the uiorsve by
deputy sheriff.
Shocked beyond words the deputy
co-oaers harrietlly ordered the dirs>
ticn Of the nlnysse sashusancr changed
and all speed was made for hospital
A few hours later the man died -rsc.
ular" death.
The stranger wEs discovered by .
hoy aioas q crs>ek. Neishse's though,
the man dead and netliici tho ao-sae
Tie death ttooE2 Was strengthened by
wounds Oh the body.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

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CSrge rSi;e,l sisma thss nfssaatRis stie
n,arsy 10 fexs and lza1sa sy tAe t.~cs
OF the Aaa,ss. ~hs bad girrel q. x srsati
,ne tQsteza et Gtsy, Cree& Natleg Tse
SIDE og the wpeaatsin IS 70 steep tha,
few sasa asys hesh 2blJ ~ sssais X
sBsi tue ss,ar Fo,ted dvuH ~ szss thai
sA, hsis wss burned IrsN tss skia IN
nIsny ylASxA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30
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wlan.murcs. Nevada has zoe
oanty official wlo believes he y
r,-ceieing tu-s mach ,1oeoy. and a. .
~sui,, he L. zach moa,h returning .
f~stloa ~ bis salary 10 the ooenu
tvssar,. tlv Is Charles q. Saith, -
s~ptly clecfr.i A<-s~ser of uansboadi
coupsy. tic r,~visus sssS a nssoth -
sAissy and esi~ns~s Last nss~sih ssss'th
s~tur,srd st.5 ~ TIE es1ns, treasury
after .~ysas his Aaasatics sad ~Sss'
lnx 10 Linaaslf sAss he rSusiaess ~
smo1s ssisry.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

CElco, GAIA steEzgS9,sly l'aesLaesi
Sssnanoa hsar tsltsj &, azakS : s4t
we~a BE- parasbe1 sFeana he liftie
-sv.. ssaaNl hssssS' OF ss,sa VALLEY
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reex 1t Nl~s Hessixins k1sa~ s<ss ~
3 hnsAsszns reg
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

Public health under prohihi'
tion Il showing marked improve
meat. IL statistics prove any
thing. In New York City the
figures show II decline oil II per
cent in the num ber OF deaths
from ailments ot the kidneys.
The falling OF In deaths there
from cirrhosis Of the liver, a
disease usually due to alcoho!
(drunkard's liverl, IL placed At
20 per cent, AID deaths from nj.
coholism dropped from 6eo n
1915 20 60 In 1920, or nearly &c
per cen. Deaths among child
rem under one month Of age In
Aicate a decrease Of II rer cent,
Alcohol simply had the nation
0otspred
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

A Kansas university professor
SAYS il 10 all bunk that people
cant Afford TO get married now
sdays, that all that is needed TO
start a matrimonial career Is
one good American dollar, will
Ing hands and an alert brain,
u might work il one had credl,
with the preacher, the license
vosld swipe the dollar.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30
FRENCH COWS 60 ON STRIKE
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tgrsv sA.s ywSr ,rs as March itta.
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rvs0gtSd "a hste c,av va ssr;se see
rcgtssrd to - Bsi,As,1 40 boar seFiAsE
N. esrks fatsrd b. es~N gatii their
regular spaF and the fsEns<rs EaaGs
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ssas.sA. Sss.ssxr tlzss plii cod ersstsr
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

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s&sE@< NJ sae S4se Psssss4ens Roosevelt !:
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

Former Secretary Of State
Robert Lansing says President
Wilson made a one man affair of
the part this governmen. played
At the Paris peace conference
and made a failure OF IL. lie
pIayed the same game with his
sdministratlon and with the
Democratic party with the ss.ae
raault.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

How quickly cen the great,
est man in the world" drops ou,
Of sight after he Las cost .he
power TO extend favots to thoss
who had acclaimed him great.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

The price Of wheat Is now
down 10 about 81 -, bu, TIE
Saaer still makes the price o.
bread on the basis OF T. wheat,
In other words a pincAed 5 cert
loaf must still bring 10 cents.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30
METAL FATIGUE
BEING STUDIED
Increasing co-oeefation imono
investigators Leads to I'M
porant Discoveries.
SEEK SOLUTION OF PROBLEM
Metal Ct Apparently EIssaie-t oc&issy
Breaks WithoAst Warning a-s
Enlnen; S1isr:ts.s Are Tryn1
10 Find Cs. Wsy.

Eew york-~Dc the metals ret
ttSss!T fsss Pres- H. ?. More %. .oe
engineering eETs,r. .zss1a' stg,5p~s, IT.
regslcy u Ililtl-. Il E StAra-sez, Er-
pared fo- Engineering Foy-..tia ;ioE.-
New York. 81 ~Fatis1e %. Me.aIs."
The question became t-r r.crZA1. t1--
sDg the war In c0r-aectlots Rg-1 sE.. ID
sir oJ.e-z rtog sZ9 hzs taEe- "a { Eez
st-niarargce IL faas ae. according 10 e-s-
EjneeE4ns a1thg.1-fes Prot Moore
tells how co-ct t@era,iGI. te}we<=-. FL
cheering Fg8aGa 'ioa- gasv.-rsS ..e.s ta1
irlslGs:sis! establishments has y-ate&v-
o-ed 70 frt Rs5lB.fen u thls Aa4
other rrob'a.ls Fld &, liz S1tHe ,.-ae
bring ah3<gt combination u The z4-
'ion's best ef2 1e-2r!ag az. scie. t.:-.s-- t.-..-
minds
Cause - -tcc. Ssr.s" Sought
an schra8&vs" " I'roF. htaare SAYS
-we 'oret.-l a'o-t tree ess s:aa.-
sl;zeae4' &.Ale--s NoT LIE word
Tadgap' = tesas 2sel By meg c.
seie,ier a. :ae -.st ga aaEcs-.T. Ee--ss
f0- cerra!a EG3s ~ f@l1,1s~s a: s:@e,
GId oci@r rae.2l> 1Eet-i * e.. -e.-t4y
exceile1, rGalry breaks w1tfsau. w-Gra-
ing il cT4lEslaet- q al.T.4,1as- .a
r,e--s Of etss-a -..--s-.s,.. fr l.,f.-- rsz-
fs-y ,r4y4r, -r.e-s.-sf-1 In gr-r-9..-s u.
t~.,.-,.s s7f..as.as g. s.p.-a.sls, s7d frs-
9a4.z- e,g-.ge> = e.ra-<.
~Wba- - SIC esr4.s. How rer
egrb failures ID. -av,53e5y Wast r-@
to limits # .-.F--e...s Of ve -3oy,s
METALS under rrerv rpr.a.,+ss.ns @,
s,r.~,sf
ANSWERS 10 rt7f,.- suae-fssrr t,sere-r.s
,-Sr5+a..fsl7y fF.-.at--r-r .;ty,y;rs.. -t4 ya-s-
e-s yz- t-..9r-'. .,y s,q--s.,..s,.-, yv5-s
military ry8z,.... 4 ca.grstteq - en-.
g-,-srs a.8 ,.-..r..x.~ r..args..3 Is
.te NzgIaf.sl rps,a-rh ,~1,-rg5l g-s4
E,z.,.r.4,4rx Foundation ur. ..,--a.-k =
v,asyy THE rr,sae-a y7a,.s ~n-.g,,ey
and IL sr2ag ra~,ly. Vg+ H,es ana
,,,.,,.ar-v s~,. in ss,es-.a~,s. rs-,44ah, ssrp
N krewl.aEs. T'tsrs fare. the sgasly
szE ,.s-.z. eg.sfiuu..g After tie arrafs-
&c ,a4 ,sse4,ste. - gas..2sgs-trsg & : - ~.
.vaal I,,,ea-ch c,gae s&rG.e-l fe Ill
a.r.,-r4a. 5u,.aats for Ea 1e4a. ss.
sf.-.aee r. ar--a<--.as ..&-.r..s.s p.
4s..: wa g. '3rs 5-f. y r.~.Ys NJ :. tf,zs sa-s
He.n r,au.ssvi altA s,.e ,arIy >,1ly
saG aa4 .Ae r.ea and saap q 49,
r&c4ll;gt- assy,e-1 s4~ eu~r aaar ra..ss.s.slA
Is-y Tests A~e trs4-4-2:e3.
lin tss,.tar. 1888, .he .hres say&slllz4-
, b,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

When Milwaukee brewers
think the day Of beer Is oTer.
whoever would looh for bocs
si9na 70 come back again
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30
Boy - Eats $50 Olives
IN Ten Minutes ior $40

lssx l,,~Sa - searssn.
yesr-c2a by frssn los Aa~'s>
acloalva nlhs sb~r c<os.ss.ets
r~,.fes~aiihs sirsass as m4aJ
RACES a, al caiyveaiiHs cSa,uss
IN the Maaicspai AaaiswfgzA
The lad t.,sl,~i Gown ic<i In ten
a,nasss Edward lisSes~r ss
Lag tte&sh ezase In s<~rsssd
With Ia. 10 has es~ast rssr
,st~ sss SO
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

The Greeks are making war
on the Turks. apparently with
the fsll consent aud approval OF
the League OF Nations 10 Eoiorcc
pex.e. II would be funny II IT
wasn't tragedy Tor some bndy.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

Germany keeps on handing
the Allies notes, instead OF coir.
and takes care not TO make the
notes OF the negotiable variety,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

wi.h the asccadenry oi The
Republican party there sbonld
- tswer crop failures. We lsok
oss thIs 70 bs . ban per yssr On
- loeoss
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30
PRESIDENT ENDORSES TNE
NEAR EAST RELIEF APPEAL

WasStEsgsea --t'resissent uaeAfnG hss
given his Ssassy endorsements - u
appeal a+sias s9saae ~ Mat S;es- Laso-
sr1 A'0sd ee s-salt II rAs Nsas nnne
Relief. : Msatssn As.aus. Nov yesk
CITY. sas a Bassoa-aiae Lsukan oaat-
ree Ueserssg 70 save IL sezssln1
Chrssgl Aas of tse Near Ease
TIE Prrsscess's letter rsadh:
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that they VII a0s survive n ws With
draw ,ks reslsf which las hasSaseeeU
t~~a 80 gerpEeas fro0 ths pgivaee
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that al Ae have doas has bosno d1vs-
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we have asE~ "a h0maae thfng lUe .
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

Tho Democratic leaders Of
Missouri no longer urge the es.
;sh,tshmcrs Of Democratic
morning daily In St Louis, She
Globe uemoc rat fills the bill
very nicely. What is needed in
ST Louis now is a Repu blicar
morning daily.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-03-30

Oh the scandals o! the rich,
how they do delight TIE heart ot
the city daily
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
BEER AS MEDICINE
 IS BEING ATTACKED
Hearings Today on VoIstcads
New Measures


 Washington. May 12.-Hearings were set for today before the judi ciary committee, on the bill intro- duced by Chairman Nolstead to pro- hibt the sale of beer to the sick on a doctors prescription Aimed at the situation created by the opinion of former Attorney General Palmer that beer and wine under life Volstead act could be perScribed for the ailinG the measure would not prohibit use of wine for medicinal purposes but would make more specific and strin-
 Walyne E. WheeISr. general counsel of the anti-Sal0on league was one of the first 10 he called by the commit tee. in support of the bill. The oDpo- sition forces were headed by Oliver T. Remmers, attorney for the An hcIser Busch com pany of St. Louis. In connection with his appearance to- day an open statement to MT. Vol stead was made public from August \. Busch. president of the company.
 This statement declared for "beer for all or beer for none" It contend cd that the rights of the great mass of men are the great comm ofr rights These men, it said, are at their daily tasks and have no lawyers. to appear for them in Washington '* # and to make it possible for only the rich few to purchase is against the great CT right of the greatest number.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
LABOR COSTS JUMP
 UP Il5PER CENT.
Railroad Expert Gives Figures for One Class of Roads

Washington, May 12-LaboF costs ! to class 'one roads &were greater by 116- per cent in 1920 than they were im,i 911, Julius kruttschnitt cha irman aon the. board of the Southerns Pa cific, declared in q statement submitted to- day to the senate interstate com merce committee. During the same period, he added, gross revenues of the carriers increased less than 54 . per, cent. a.s r,--- .-.., ,r.l.s. r. >.,,-- ,,.g The Witness was. cross questioned after his, direct, Ii testmonygof the past two days. Since the Adamson law was 1, enacted. he said ia bor., costs :, have been, Increased by, the ~government ac ff6h by $Z 22 g,63g,9 ,95-..'' The total for 1920, he added, was s3,69S,216,35T. I.
 The statement said ili part;
 4''fshe labor bill to the carriers in 19f6 which was before the .Adafnsom law took effect, stood at sT,46s,576, ] 3ga: s-- f'5@" ~+ '-.- -- 3S F7Fa@
 ~-''Ih 1917, when the Adan1sor- law was 'ffi' effect the aggregate cornpen- r 's;stienaaof the employees Of the Car r+ffers of class one& amounted to7 $f,- H. This was increased be the railroad ad administration ia te1s4 Tso 1hatrrthe haaDdra.cost afor ahnr yeaa was: saass, = SI 3.8 , i.1.. ;sss,. - ey -rs aecfy<s SaGs y9fts
 ''This was further increased@ by gthe railroad administrations in 1919 to S2,S43.122,4 432, or an~,increase, over 19l = of fs$l.IeS, 4e. 90t and sover 1916 of s1 .3T4,552 ,6Ss.
 This Ia Dor cost for 1919 was fur ther increased by the railroad la abor -board' ~fn 1920 SO that the labor cost for 1920 wsls $3,69S,2I6,35l or an in creasc over 1919 of sS55 5,oS7.919.
 ''The figanes, given are actual. The Increase made in 1920. however, was -il* force only a part of that year.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
CITY ITEMS
records Henry MOrunS.

|mtnstrct show given under tho fa or the Nziz, Groita at the Y. "A. last evening pleased Il largo
 v. Dancing followed the show.
 CT N. p aaNe. Dr. +. ITO. ] v. Clark and A. Shurbcrg have hPpotrrt eel. delegates of the . tInlcvt Iodsse sfto attend the tion ot,that order in New York |daS,
 = and battle of music. Armory. Fening. Arcadia orchestra Of F1vcn and CurIcy's orchestra IIub Mems outdtting company ron incorporated for sGO,O00. Goldman. MiehAei Srasmer arlIn | Ahrahamson arc the la.
 n toFa..- Thora has -bs~n t20.u0 n.
 slatpcssSatnrdsy evcnfnE. Judd's tr Main street ,-s@ aitv. nrves you fikht! Elks grill
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
IN POLICE COURT
Sargis and Joscph Fined as Result of
 East Main Street Eight--Other

~ Cases.
 solomon SarSis wat fined SEQ and costs for assaulting Albert Joseph and tho victim waa fined SIC and costs for breach of the peace in connection with the same melee, when both were arraigned before Judge C. w Klett in court this morning The troubIa took place last Friday night at the corner Of I;ast Main and Center streets.
 Solomon had followed Joseph from Main street coffee house to inquire to why Inc had sent q letter to q mutual younG lady friend under Sar- GiS' signature. Joseph made al denial. X heated argument followed and the two came to blows. Joseph faring by far tine worse.
 Judgment in the form of an order for. six months probation was handed down in tho case of George Bittner. charged with assaulting Frank John son. Johnson was drugeed with CO., caine bv Bittner to such extent that his removal to the hospital WAS necessary.
 Michael Ivan, drunk, was arrested by Policeman William r. Hayes last night. IIe was fined sl0 and costs.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
MILLS HpROVEn s-s,

Ths following monthly hina were approvcd at a meeting of the common council finance committee last night: street department. S5,6o3.09: sewer construction>rS2 ,s2860: sewer rpain- tenance. S5574s. : subway. s7S.34: street lighting. se.770.52: fire. s65s.14: health, s77s.O9; Isolation hospital. s71ss; city hall commission. $64S.S7: charities. S4.10S.6S: police. $616.3 {: municipal garage, s962.S1; water. s3,- 429.67: incidentals, $1,972.6l. ~
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
SEIOUEI-II-ARE

Miss Lulu Hart. daughter of Mrs. Julia Hart of 222 East Main street. and Edwin J, Stiquel. son of Mir. and Mrs. J A. Stiquel of PA East Main. street. were married yesterday after noon by Rev. John T. Winters. After a wedding trip the couple will reside on Fremont Street.