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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
PLAN MONUMENT
TO THE PILGRIMS

London-Plans have been formu-
lated by several British historical
societies to erect an imposing mon
ument at Killingholme, on the Lin
colnshire side of the Humber river.
to mark the spot whence the Pill
grim Fathers departed for New
England.
The societies are at present seek
ing the cooperation Of similar
American societies in the move
ment.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
TodayInCity

Catholic, Lutheran and Epis.
c0Pal churches rpp0rt record
attendancas It midnight Christ.
mas services.
Harry D. Davenport, former
Rock islander and ex-service
man, dies In South Bend, Ind.
P. H. Pearce, aged 20, Of MI
Ian, probably fatally injured
when struck by q Watch Tow.
er car Christmas eve.
Sam Kelinson, 1896 Seventh
avenue, reported to the police
Sunday afternoon the loss of y
travelling bag The police had
the fact broadcasted by Palmer
school last night. Edmond A.
NOrdahl, Moline, reported to
the police this morning that he
had found the bag.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
FIRE DESTROYS
CHICAGO CHURCH

Chicago, Dec. 25.-Ffre. believed
to have started from an overhead
ed furnace, early today did SIS, 900
damage to the Millard avenue Con-
gregational church, a two-story
brick structure. A fireman was
slightly injured.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
WIFE Is HELD FOR
HUSBANDS DEATH

Chicago, Dec. 25.-Mrs. Mary
Brobst was arrested early today for
the alleged fatal shooting OF her
husband, Glenn, 43. Police said
she told them that her husband
came home intoxicated and abused
her,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
All attendance records we

broken at the celebration of Christ
mas midnight masses in the Cath
o1ic churches of Rock Island, and
indeed throughout the tri-cities
last night, Christmas eve. Affairs
and chancels were resplendant in
color and light and elaborate mu-
sical programs were rendered in
every church.
Automobiles were parked about
every fame where a congregation
gathered to celebrate the birth Of
the Christ child, and street cars
were crowded with passengers en-
route to the solemn services. Spe-
cial cars running to accommodate
the after-church crowds, leaving
the downtown district about ]
O'Clock this morning.
While in some cases policemen
were stationed at certain churches,
there was not that feeling of anx-
iety and fear of possible hOldups
which existed last Christmas eve,
Offerings were large, and for the
most part were taken to banks and
deposited after the services.
Mozart's twelfth mass was sung
at st. Joseph's, Concene's mass at
st. Mary's and the high schoolchoir
rendered the music at the s o'clock
mass in ST. Joseph's this morning
Low masses we're solemnized in
all Catholic churches during the
morning, concluding with fina
high mass at 1890 o'clock.
Trinity's Largest Communion.
At Trinity Episcopal church
where the first Christmas commun
ion was celebrated beginning a
1880 o'clock last night with full
choir, there was a congregation O
F, 400, and of these 215 received tn,
| sacrament. 1t was the largest com
! munion in the history of Trinit.
| parish. The service was inaugu
(
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
GAY PAREE' CAY
CHRISTMAS EVE

Paris, Dec. 25.-Christmas eve
ss.uvities in Paris were carried out
sMn pre-war xest. The prices In
ss,aau,rants, ss,0a although high, were
sntiy lower than last year with
result that the cafes drew ca
sc,vy crowds the revelefs indulging
n qnine, dancing and singing lun-
\ ~ norning.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
BELFAST HALTS
MIDNIGHT MASS

Belfast. ireland, Dec. 25.-Car-
dinal Logue, primate of Ireland,
abandoned his purpose of holding
midnight mass last night when in
formed the government intended to
prevent the congregation from
leaving until 6 o'clock in the morn
ing, according to the curfew law.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
FORMER SWISS
ENVOY IS DEAD

Berne, Switzerland, Dec. 25.-(By
the Associated Press)-Emile
Freye, former president of the
Swiss confederation. and first
Swiss ambassador to the United
States. died today at his birthplace.
Arlesheim, near Basic. in his
eighty-fiftA year. s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
BAG IS
LOCATED BY
NIGHT CALL
Moline. Fan Finds He Has
Property Belonging to
Rock Islander.

The first practical demonstra.
tion Of the efficiency Of the n.
do Us applied to police work
was demonstrated to the Rock
Island police department this
morning, A report OF . lost
travelling bag, given to the p0.
lice yesterday afternoon. was
broadcast last night by station
voc, Palmer School Of ChfrO.
practice, with the result that
this morning = Moline citizen
called In to inform the police
TINT he had found the missing
article.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
TURKS STAND PAT.

Lausanne, Dec. 25.-The Turks
notified the British delegates they
could not accept the British con-
tention that Mosul with its oil
fields is part Of Irak, and there
fore of Mesopotamia, over which
there is a British mandate.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
SENATOR,s WIFE DEAD.

Babylon, N. Y. Dec. 25.-Mrs.
Mary Connors, widow of the late
United States Senator John Con-
nors. OF California, died.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25

AMNESTY TO REBELS.
Mexico City, Dec. 25.-President
obregon reqdested amnesty to all
rebel prisoners in bill submitted
to the chamber OF deputies.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
Iron County Brothers
Get Life Sentence

Milton and Wilbur Barton, broth.
ers and Iron County youths, we're
found guilty ofmurder in the circuit
court at Ironton last Thursday ard
sentenced to the Penitentiary for lille.
The Bsrtons were charged with a
particularly atrocious murder, On
the nigh, ot December 9 last they en-
tered the home OF Bud Osborne near
Doyle in the western part OF Iron
County ior the purpose OF robbery,
beat up Osborn and his wife. bound
the mans body IN bed with balinr
wire aud set the house on fire. Mex,
morning neighbofs found the rems'os
| OF Osborne in the asbes of his home.
His wife was missing. A!ier \ short
search she Was found lying In the
brush nearby. terribly beaten about
the head and In a comatose condi'
ton. She had regsined consciouness
sufficiently after the assistants OF the
| couple ieit 10 make her escape from
the burning house. She died from
the effects oi her injuries on Decsm'
he. Is. but in lucid moments during
the interval she con nected the Barton
boys, sons oi neiehbor. with thu
crime.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

DR.. W. z. Duck worth made . trip
to st. Louis last Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Bean spent the Weekend
a. the home OF Miss velma Seabourns
on Route l.. ..
Mr.. and Mrs.. l.. h. Kindred spent
Saturday night and Sunday with tbs
istter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Garrett, near Belgrade.
Mra. TheIma Carr and children oI
Clsrkton, NO., who have been visit.
ing here, returned home last Thurs.
day.
MIR. and Mrs. ". A. Shelton we're
notified last Friday Of the arrival OF 4
sou st the home OF Mr. aud Mrs ".
+. Powers oi Piedmont. Mrs Powers
vas formerly Miss Lena shelton.
Oar people are looking forward &c
au abundant fruit crop this season.
We are very sorry TO report the
death OF "uncie" Thompson Rut
ledge, which occnrrad last Wednesday
morning. He was ~ yeass. months
and q days OF age. Tue funeral ser
vices we're conducted by Rev. J. +
Furisyths At the home and the re
mains we're laid TO rcst in the prssby
tsrian Gem mstsry. We extend our gym
pathy 10 the family.
Mr., aud Mrs. John Grisham OF Bic
marek were the guests oi Nj. sn'
la. N. Raiues Sunday last
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
Prosecuting Attorney
Gets Salary Boost.

The State Supreme Court ruled one
day last week that the act OF the Leg.
isla,ure passed in 1919 affecting the
salaries OF prosecuting attorneys in
the less pnpulous counties OF the
state was valid and in foree. The law
bases such salaries on the population
OF the respective counties. On The
census returns Of 1920, therefore, the
prosecuting attorney oi this county
is entitled to a salary OF 81 ,.Go a year
since January /, la2l. W. A. Cooper.
the present incumbent ,fthe Office,
has only been receiving Leo The
county must now pay him an addi'
tional so per month for the time he
nss held the Office. The sl.soo 4
year makes the 2. As odice nice
little lob nov.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

Wheat is looking 6ne 10 this local
isy and osr farmers are hopeful Of .
good crop. 0at sewing goes rather
SLOW aud the acreage sown will BE-
small,
Mr.. n. n witt made . trip 10 ss.
Louis last week.
Willie VITA. ~ho has . Job 10 the
shoe factory as Union. 10 home Tor .
lev dsys' visii sisb bis parents.
Cecil and Joie ksderict. pupils o.
the Goose Creek school. attended she
ish Grads ssanlpssion a. AIgiN last
Friday.
Mss. Bssss Niles sspsess v sseusn
70 hss heps hsss seos. ~ be- esen
- 1sllJsso ~ ~ ~ 0eooDs ess1
~ hses1 ~ - eseoeeen ! = -
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
ShenRs Sale

Where's. Joseph Mc0uiYe and Ly-
thy Mcclure, his vile. by their GER
tain deed Of trust, dated the 18Th day
OF June, 1915, and recorded In the
oAee Of the Recorder OF Deeds oi the
County oi Washington. State OF
Missouri, in Book 4, At page OF the
deed oi trust rssords OF said county,
conveyed to NJ. T.. Bhodes, as trastes.
the following described tract OF land.
to-wit:
All oi the northeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter and the
northwest Husr.er OF the southess:
quarter OF section nine te), in town
ship thirty.eisht 1851, range one ~
east o! the fifth principal meridian;
all lyink, being and situste in the
said County OF Washington and State
Of Missouri, and containing, in the
aggregate, eighty acres, more or less
Which said conveyance was made
to secure the payment of certain
promissory note. in the said deed oil
trust iuliy dsscri bed and set forth (;
and whereas it is nov shown that
The said note il no~ past due, aud
rem aims uapsid, together with scern.
ed interest thereon. foreclosure por.
ceeaings have been instiiaed to
obtain the payment OF The said note
aud the accrued interest thereon.
And whereas. i IL stipulated and
provided in thc tetns of the said
deed ol trust, ths. 10 the event ot the
disability oi the said trustee, n. r.
Rh odes. to perform ,he Offices which
devoive upon him As the specified
trustee from any cause, that The Act.
ing sheriff q! Washington County
aforesaid, shall bo substituted ss ths
said trnstse. And now, since Il IL
shown TIA At the ss,d trustee 10 anabls
TO act In the iuitilimeni Of his dutie'
A. such trustee, !, the underNignsd
sheriff CT Washington County, Mis-
soufi, in accordance with the prosi
sions OF the said deed OF trust. ard a
the request Of the legal holder q. III
said nose. will therefore, on
| Monday. April -. 1922.
between ths hours OF nine o'cio J, j.
1.-THE forenoon and ave o'cleck ih'
| attsrHoon oi that day. Al the ron
door oi the Court House. 10 the cit,
LOT Potosi. county ana stale a. ators
said, sell this above described fes
estate at public yeudue. to the sghes
| bidder, for cash IN hand, to satisi!
she said note and the costs o! cxsout
ing this trust.
C, ]. RlCHEsoS.
Sheriff NJ Washington County, Mo
March 20, lI22.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
PROF. OUT AS GOODS POWDER
California University Instructor May
Return n Girls Drop Vanity
Ca8ss.

Berkeley. Cai~-Dihlomafic negon-
afioDs have been opened to have Al
win Thaler. associate English profess
soe at the University Of California,
return to the freshmen class whence
he abruptly walked cut because GER
tain girl students would not step pow
dering their noses. ,
"Yes, ! admit walked out" Prof.
Thnier said. Il asked them to put
aside their vanity cases and attend to
their work and they just giggled at
me and powdered away all the hard
err
The gigglers, It is reported. have
asFsad - park their vanity boxes out
side and the professor is expected to
rstuxn to the class at once.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
lrondals.

Mrs. ". A. Evans died hare lsst
Saturday, the sth inst.. after a long
illness, leaving a son and numerous
friends to mourn her departure.
Mr. P. T. Benoist, an old aud veil.
known citissn o! tais place. and Mira.
Isabel Fsuikeubefy OF 81. Louis were
Joined in the holy bonds oi matrimo.
ny on April 10 At the h ome oi Mr.. and
Mrs. Wishon here, Rev, 4. J. Sill
ton officiating. Alter the ceremony
all present enjoyed the wedding Teas,
prepared by Mrs. Wishon.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

N
Il NAY intGeoot sonhe ~ cas peeole
| - ieasu thai ~ Ne Wortd's fair held
q DsDals, n. ~ 10 1901 this eeasey
| ~ sssrdse Z Dssa ainm medal 81 >
sh.,. The exAihia vas sathered asl
-. /. ~ - Ian uiran w. Geek
= p.,e.i '5ssS
---e-...'--
Ars, Aasy Sans Fosehss disa ~ ses
home Some ie1s o. avs naiise sess.
Of Pstesi o April =. IAs isaefsi
hsld On the lsssesine dsy. WIN 'n'
torment In Ne ssmssssy % nopsvei!'
dow Of Jos. A. EoYsAss. who died
|About Eve months ago. several
children survive her.
---
II yos wefe lave 10 essuas ySs'
1877 auto 'icsese sse' kAow tnA 80
state license ospsfsnsss - "i"s
aoo, ,oDO sess es suca pissss sn's yo~''
The order Of piases from sns manu-.
faetury sonssasssed snipDsns u
nine irs'kns cafiosos' AssFo "
saving OF 10 csnss On sscn se' oi'p'A'e'
or $o0,uAO on tns ios'
c.,...o, =, uox;. A,k
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
coe. Too Ear for psath Data.

New York. Seeking data for his
hook, "The Hereafter" Thomas w.
weggielns OF Brooklyn, ii twenty y-three-
year-old chemist, swallowed what h''
thought was Just enough anaesthftc
70 take him TO deaths portals. 12a"
book will never be finished for youns
Weggielus nisealculated the iose aHd
the portals swung Wide for hin.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
Peoria.

Mr.. Aubrey Mosisr and family OF
Enough visited relatives here Sunday
Whsat fields and meadows are look.
ing we'll.
Some OF cur young people attended
a play given At the fieasantGrove
school house last Saturday might.
Fruit trees are In full bloom.
l.. W. Farley has just purchased q
cream separator.
Mr.. Jim Kirkpatrick states be u
through with his corn gathering.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
Idle Husband Given
a WaShtub Sentence

Judge George Il. Hefilcy Of
Huntington, w. Va, established
4 precedent when he sentenced
James Alexander to duty at his
wifeis wsNhtubs. Alexander WAS
arrested ON his w1fe's complaint
that he failed to support her aud
that he was dependent on her
earnings from washing clothes.
Arrsigned In court. Alexander
pleaded lack or employment and
was sentenced to help his wife
do the washing until he found
steady employment.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
J. Nj. RAMSEY,
Sunlight, Missouri.
attending high school there.

attending high school there.
The Goose Greek school will COM
plste its term this week. Mrs. Ema
simmons is the teacher, and this l.
the fourth year she hss had charfy
Of the school.
Elder James y. Simmons ana Wiz
left for 81. Louis the 6fst oi this W.. !.
where this Elder will undergo treat
nsnt At the Baptist ssnitsrius'.
We are glad to report that Lem 0Al.
Than, who has been III for . ioss
time, 10 rapidly Improving.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
HoW,s THIS?

HALLS CA1'ARRH MEDICINE
~ill do what we claim for it,
l,eurs Cstsrrh Or Deafness caused by
! CatarSh. We do not claim 70 cure
anny otkes disease.
1kAL1I'e CATARRH MEDICINE
IL : Equid. taken jntcrnally. and
- t1Dsnash ~ Mod upon The
usepes ssriscss of De systxm. thus
! ko16fng ~ Inflammation - -
}urlng aesna oondiiious.
8 - n1R1st. I. Cis.slss: T.:
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
CARD or rIANKB.

Ne hereby tender our thanks and
appreciation oi she kiudDess shown Us
at the fitness snd death ui euE dear
mother. Mrs. Sarah Jane Forshes, By
our many friends neishboss. and 70
Rev. Robinson ios his 10 % al eop'
solaiion and comfort a. the funeral
~ veil .. tor the aun,erous no,ss ~
tsriaes. s
ikv cAiLeaSn.
BsorHxs AM. stsTxs. Z
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

Tho above animals will make the
sesson At my place in Sunlight
Terms $40 to insure colt by Ben
franklin, = by Woodi5g W, and
81 Tor the season, Money due immf-
diAteIy II MAZE is soid OF traded.
Statutory lien on mare and colt nu,il
Zee is psid. Care will be taken n
prevent accidents, but will not be
responsible should any occur. No
Sunday business.
Mares from n distance will be pas.
tured and looked after Ter e. per
month
J. Nj. RAMSEY,
Sunlight. Missouri.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

Announcement fees For Collector,
County Clerk, Circuit Clerk, Prose.
cutting Attorney, $3.50; other county
ofacers. g. 90; township officers. 500;
write.ups in connection with au-
noanesmeut, &c per line; cash in ad.
vance,
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
ls22.-BREEDlNe SEASOk.--l922
BEN FRANKLIN

1880, an Imported Registered
French Draft Horse,
Weight 1850 lbs One al the beat
horkes In Missouri.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

For rrssidtng Jadss si he Oeuats
Court:
JOSEPH 3. RICE,
Of Liberty Township.
Fer Jsdge Of the County Ceust. First
District,
PERRY BASS
OF Pottsi.
Fer Jsdgs Of the County Coast, Sec.
ond District,
J. r. WILLIAMS.
OF Bellevue Township.
For Circuit Clerk,
LOvEL BRYAN,
OF Potosi.
For Probate Judge.
MCKINLEY AcMURTRY,
- OF Potosi.
Flr Prosecuting Attorney,
W. A. COOPER,
OF Potosi.
Eor County Collector:
JOHN SCOTT
OF Johnson Township.
For County Clerk,
J. n. DkcLUE.
t ol Potosi.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
Two Ferd Cars For Sale.

One 1917 and one 1918. both In good
condition; priced u sell. OF would
trade. y. II. Ramsey, Sunlight, Mo,
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

spe1tuS Chereeeefeeele.
The word .potiu." witch was mp
piled ~ Q nlctosms 10 tho French
soldier Awsins the World war. mean.
hairy cs shesgy. and h senersily used
IN shnt scsutsy TO dsssts > man n
ssresyth asd ehsraetss. W tten be-
~ tisse 80 e1lh hele4 ~ en4
asns - eap(s - Slseee g.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

no0s F0a HATcnINC.
oAsel Rocks. Pasks layiss sarais
naeo1 With pedisrssl eocksssis. ei.oo
~ u Mss. J. 4. Mayhsw. SsAs
asuee. rosesi, ~ ieavs orders with n.
=. Meant. Hotssi. In.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
Charter No. ST..
OFHICIAL STATEMENT
OF the financial coalition Of Me
WASHINGTON COUNTY BANK,

II Potosi. State u Missouri. 1t the
close Of business on the 8rd day az
April, 1872. Published nj the
Potosi Journal. Il newspaper printed
and published at Potosi. State Of Mis-
souri, Oh the 18th day OF April.
1872.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

REsouRCKs.
Loans and discounts, un.
souai aud Collateral. eias. q, .u3
Losns. real estate. ...... l39 ,sH. n
Bonds ,,.,- .s,..... ....,., 1Gl, ,So.W
~ house, .,.....,e 10000
BANKERS, subject 70 check sa,6ia.as
Cash items. ......... H5.7s
Cash on hand tcurrency,
.soin' ....,............ s,To3. .0s
United States bonds 500. -, ,i5o.W
Nsshlnsington county ~ ~,
warrants ,.-.......--'-. s,-"f'''
Total ........,.....,. tdis, 500. 10
ranl.,I s,ock n.id IN. $40, ,0o1 .O0
Snrrins Iund ....... So,o1N. .tG
4 Undivided profit. net ,,. ~, 5,so"-s-
Individual deposit. sub
iect Ia check ..,..,...,. ~. !no. oV
Time certificates Of deposi. @3l ,'As.vi
sayinrs csno.ih ..'.... 9.s50. Il
.--upa-~~~---~-~--~-
Total .l...,........,... <sls, ,>sa. 10
State o, Missouri. County vi Wash.
insien, ,~ss: We. John =. Evans ~
| PRESIDENT, and Frank J, Fiynn ~
| cashier ot said bank, each %! US, do
soiamniy swear that the above state
ment 10 true to shr best oi our knowi'
! edge and belief.
JNo. Y. EvASs, President.
FRANK J. FLYNN Cashier.
| Subscribed and sworn to before me
this T,h day OF April, lH12
Witnes. my hand and notsrial seal o"
the date last aforesaid. Commissions
I'd and qualified Tor term expiring
August T., 1898
LEO 7. FLYNN,
tseail Notary Public.
| Correct Attest:
). r. THURMAN,
JOHN MAcf.AY. Directors.
II. X. ELorsr, J
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
WOODROW W.

A Fine Ioung Jack, - Hands
High, Big Bone. Heavy Body.
Well Built.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
Charter M. lG72.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
of the financial condition Of the
BANK OF POTOSl,

At Potasi, state oi Missouri. at the
close oi business on the srd day oi
April, ip2.. published in The
Potosi Journal, newspaper printed
aud published ai fntosi, state os
Missouri, on the l.ih day OF April,
lg91.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

Tie Potosi Civic League met ons
day recently and organized . nixsd
chorus, which will be trained In en-
senble singing by Mr.. ]. Z. Dsgsen.
dori. The object oi the organisation
10 principally cultural recreation.
Mr. J. J. Boursuin, representing
the q. =. Bureau Of Minss. Was 10
eotosI Tuss Say. NJ. Boursuin 10 .
mining engineer In charge OF . mine
Demonstration ear sent out by she
Bureau Of Mines. which has hsss
In this section Of Missouri Tor ssns
time. snd which, ss shs seqssss Of
sgssssnss khodss, Win probably
10 bpastss 70 fotoai ios . brief sssy
soos. u shSs eass. dss seljss = Ne
|yie11 ~ - oIse4
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

Fish are said 70 be biting, bat 50
far we havsp't seen any strings
brought In. ..
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

There was frost Tuesday night, but
it Was mild and biz nothing.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

Mr.J 10. Long OF Cadet dropped in
al this 0ftice Tuesday. He said that
while the ptice Of til ssill rnled los.
the demand for il was good and he
Was shipping out sixteen care per
week.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
FOR SALE
Second Hand Automobiles,
l Ford Touring Car,
Chevrolet Touring Car,

5 cHesfoirs AouIiuK cAt,
l Overland Tourisg Car.
All III good condition.. Prices rea
sonable, terms easy. II sss.s-
ABRAHAM NAJIM'S GARAGE
Potosi, Mo.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

II. e, Bell is wearing = diamond
studded merit button on the strength
OF having N ads the greatest number
OF sales points In the March sales
contest oi the agents OF the atrou'
Farm Agency in this territory.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12
NO. 1OSS.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
q tho E;nanciai Condition of n

Of the Financial Condition oi ID.
Irondale Bank.
at frondAle. State OF Missouri, y
the close Of business on the 3f6 daI
Of April. 1922. published In th
Petosi Jearsal, nswspaps
printed aud published 1t Potosl
State Of Missouri, on the l2th ds
Of April. 1872.
RESOC RCES.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

We J. l.. Estsn as presic=:s3
W n. jam son az cashier of said bat
eaei, of Us. do soiemniy swear thts
ti,e above statement - true 10 ua
best of our knowledge and belief. I
J. l.. EATos. presidst3
w. II. JAMESON. CAahi~
Subscribed and sworn TO befo
me, this 10th day at April ~
D., nineteen hundred and dtwenty-tv
WITNESS nay hand and notart
seal on the date last sforcsAt
Commissioned aud qualified for
term expiring Jan, II. 1887
T.. n. LEcY.
[skAL.l Notary Pablic.
Correct. ATTEST; a..
LEE MAartN.
]. r. fEAKaAts. Directors
HENRY CoSzELMAN.
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No. l1uS
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
al the financial condition of the
BANK OF RiCHWOON,

a, Rtchuoods, state OF Missouri. At tia
close oi business on the Srd day 1.
April, iax2. published In III
pots,si journal, = newspaper printeI
and published al ro,osi. state q
Missouri. on the l2th day oi April
tg22.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

Babk tsAIFmeuth IN ShiS lafue.
Probate court docket 10 given In
issue.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Brown and
daughter arrived here Sunday on
their way to Belgrade, where Mr..
Brown recently bought the Ben Har'
din farm They made the trip from
their late home. Grsud Rspids, Mich.
by auto.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

II was : ease Of keeping the home
firss burning while longer Tussday
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

With the late rains and warm days
spring rot oaiy came on apass but OF
the run.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

A man and vile. EliIs1<snd Emma
Nash. Of Vale Mines. have inst been
sent 20 the inane asylum 81 Farming
ton. They mad both gone crasy over
Mosmoui Iss . common thtng
ior ncu % 70 Grassy on Nosmonisu.
bot THE 10 the hsst time see beard
ol vousss doing 20.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

Rev. H. B. Dodsen of Pleasant Hill
vas in to ass nc Friday and pay sh'
printer.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

/. Mrs. 8. B. Allison and daughter
Miss Kathleen, spent Thursday last
in 81. Louis.