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ALIATI DAU RACAZ GERMANIEI

Paris, IL lulie. - Teama aliati-
lor Cd Germanla va cadea i'm
tr'o anarhie reactionara" ia ia
cut sd Sc gandcasca al da un fel
de ragaz in platirea ratelor de
reparatiuni ce trebueste sd lie pla-
teasca, in aur. conform celor pre-
vazute in tratatul de la Yer
sailles.
Ragazul acesta, care poate fl
intro forma dc morator. posi-
bl'sa sc eXtinda char 81 peste I'm
an, desi Franta voieste ca termi-
null sa fie cat mai scurt posibM.
Atat de alarmati sunt aliatii de
starile vulcanice din Germania.
Incat char 81 cei mai neinduple-
cati dintre eli voesc mai bine sa
astepte, contra pr0priilor lor in.
terese, de eat sa ajute cauzei mo.
narhistilor Germani prin constrin
gerea guvernului Wirth acum
cand sc afla intr 'unul dintre cele
mai critice mOmente.
Franta disaproba Gu totul .incu,
viinttarea unei amanari in plati,
rea reparatiilor. Insa odata &C
comisiunea de reparatiuni, prin-
'r'o majoritate de voturi, poate
decide chestiunea, 81 odata ce sc
site ca Anglia, Italia 81 Behgia
sunt i'm favOarea unui ragaz,
Franta nu poate fl decat multu-
mita daca in stare sd fixeze
acest ragaz pc un termen nu mai
lung ca un an.
Pentru ca plata pe Iulie de
GO, 100000 marci in aur e soro-
eta pc Sambata. aliatii trebuesc
sa ia decisiune cat mai in gra.
ba. Germapia zice ca mare bani
Daca aliatii incearca so sileasca
"a plati prin interventie militaril
nimeni nu site ce Sc poate in
tampla.
Premierm Lloyd George w AZ
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|RAVAGIIL,E
| CALDUREI

+. S
Cleveland, Ohio. II lulie. -
John A. Matig. in etate de AZ de
ami, Sc ai6la la spital, nnde Sc
-dau ingrijiri pentru sdruncinarea
de minte ce q suferit-o din cauza
mal'ilOr calduri din zilele acestea
El fusese gasit umbland in stare
de delir pc stradele orasului.
Tot din cauza caldurei a lesi-
nat ieri 81 femeia Mary Grassy,
locuitoare Ia 3459 West 129th
Dansa 4 lesinat pc cand mengea
pc strada Lorain avenue.
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DE VALERA MA PUTUT Fl
ARESTAT.

Dublin, IL Iulie. Gel ce Sc
asteptau ca EamOn De Valera sd
ia parte la inmormantarea lui
Cathal Brugha an inselat. Poll
TIA credea ca are sal gaseasca La
aceasta inmormantare 81 sal are
steZe.
La lnmormantare luat parte
un public nlmaros, astfel ca tre.
cerea cortejului pc stradele prin-
clpale tinut trei ore. Politia
statulni liber cercetat Gu dea-
manuntul prin multime, insa n "a
putut zari pc De Valera.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-11

Urmarind maj multa vreme
presa romaneascs din America.
Aparind intro lume atat dt
straina de lnmea romaneasca, ga
zetele romaneStiS din America tre
buiau sd fie pentru cele cateva
zeci de mil de romani emigrati
|pe meleagurile continentului a.
merican nn numai organe de apa
rare intereselor lOr in America
ci 81 0 zilnica sreimprospatare d
imagined patrieia departate. Din
| fiecare nind all lor trebuia .sa sc
desprinda iubirea calda pentru
pamantul parasit. Gu deosebire
acum dmpa dntfegirea tarii, ele
aveau datoria sd intareasca ir
romanii emigrati dorul de vatra
stra'moseasca.
In lOc de aceasta, gazetele ro.
nanesti din America Sc stradu-
csc par 'ca sd iilstraineze pe ro.
manii de acolo de patrie.
Caci fie prin articole originate
fie prin ceiace reproduc dupa ga.
zetele de la moi, ziarele din Anne
RIGA nu fac altceya decat sd dis
truga in romanii emigrati lega.
tnra de iubire Gu tara.
Din tot sbucillmul 81 din uriasa
sfortare care Sc cheltueste acl
pentru a lie putea intari 81 malta,
gazetele romanesti din America
nu prind nimic.
Din aceasta apriga straduinta
de ridicare, gazeteie erDmanesti de
peste Ocean nu vsr sa vada decat
scaderile 81 ureiunile inerente
unei 1upte polities pc care greu-
|tatile vrelaii 81 agitatfs stamits
in spirite de. ranboi au facutIo
prea violenta 81 prea patimasa
Oar tocmai find departe de acest
clocat, presa romaneasca din A.
merlca pOate sd desprinda din sbu
clunul acesta numai, ceiace este
81 folositor pentru tara. Nu numai
ca ma facut asa, dar dimpotriva
ca nu s'a legat decat tocmai de
ceiace este steril intro lupta po-
Utica sau de ceiace este indie.
partare de la interesele tarii.
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presedintele uniunei muncitorilol
la vagoane, anuntat ca alte
noui grupuri de muncitori az
trecut in rindurIle grewistilor.
Numarul grevistilor de la linia
Southern Pacific a mai crescut
astazi 0data Gu punerea in greva
81 200 de turnatori din topito
rile de fier dc la Sacramento
California.
Kansas City, 10 Iulic. - Nu S "a
intamplat nici 0 desordine la dcs.
chiderea atelierelor de la Parsor
Kansas 81 Slater Missouri. Tru.
|pele stau gaia sd potoleasca orice
turburare.
s;s . s-~s 'A -, s.::t-sa-
LIMA Chicago 4 Alton oprit
transportarea vitelor din Kansas
pana la noui dispozitiuni. Acea-
sta va cauza o lipsa de carne pe
plata. Directorii liniei spun Cd
sunt siliti a face aceasta din eau.
"a Upset de oameni 81 de carbuni
st. Louis, 10 Iulie. - Sc anun.
ia ca LIMA Pacific T. Missouri a
scos din circulate seizeci de tre.
nuri locale. Directorii anunta ca
fac aceasta din cauza scumpetei
carbunilor.
LIMA Wabash anunta ca in.
curind va scoate 81 ca din circu.
latte un numar oarecare de tre-
nuri.
LIMA Missouri, Kansas & Texas
a scos Sambata din circulate
patruzeci 81 doua de trenuri, Ii
cand Cd u are Oameni in ateliere,
New York, 10 Iulie. LIMA
Erie Oprit din circulate doua.
zeci 81 unu de trenuri. Directorii
de miscare zic insa cl pasagerii
nu sunt dnpiedicati mutt prin
aceasta, deoarece eli n'au sd as.
tepte decat cateva minute pentru
caaatoria cu alte trenuri. Ca
motiv pentru scoaterea acestol
trenuri din circulate eli dau lipsa
de carbuni.
MeadviDle, Pa, 10 Iulie. - Au-
toritatile rSporteaza Cd locuinte.
le q dol muncitori de ateliere
carl continuasera sd lucreze dupa
declararea grevei, au fost eNplo
date Gu dinamita. Muncitorii a
cestia sunt Marino Catalini 9
George Greene.
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sINUCIDERE.

Toledo, Ohio, IL Iulie. - Des-
curaJata. pentru ca nu gasea de
lucru, d-na June Mazelman, in
ctate de 25 de ami, s'a sinncS All
noapte tragandu-si nn foe de re-
voLver in tamplA. Langa ca sd
gasit urmatoarea notita:
Domnilor: Tata lOcueste la
1881 Newport avenue (probabil
in Dctroit). Notificati-l. Imi pare
rau, insa viata pentru mine e
prea amara. 49, june.
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RAZBUNAREA UNEI FIICE.

patru focuri de revolver. Toate
gloantele si-au nimerit tinta.
Fata, care de la lhoartea tata-
lui sau era aproape nebuna dc
durere, s'a predat politiei fara
nici 0 impotrivire.
&punea ca nu regreA de fapta
care q facut-o, deoareoe jurase
deasupra corpului parintelui q
|cd-l Va rdnbuna, 81 ca acum, dupa
ce ri radbunase, era multnmita
NJ prsgatita sa-si il pedeapsa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-11

Sub ocrotirea gardei rationale
Gin Kansas, All au intrat 15O de
oameni noui sd lucreze in atelie-
rele liniei Missouri, Kansas 4
Texas de la Parson. Nu s'a sem.
nalat nici turburare.
Maresalii federali au luat as
taxi in paza lor atelierele Bur-
lillgton din Aurora, Illinois, pc
tilnp ce un Gordon de 1.8OO de
grevisti stau de paza imprejurul
atelierclor, sprc nu hasa pe ru-
patori de greva sd intrc inlaun-
tru.
COmpania de cal ferate a obti-
nut un ordin judecatoresc pentru
oprirea grevistilor de Sc apro
pia de atelierele din Burlington
sau a Sc pune contra rupatorilor
de greva.
Dl Dalrgherty, ministrul de
justitie, in urma unei intrevederi
avute Gu preSedintele Harding, a
anuntat ca sc vor pune tnai'eyali
federali in numar destul de mare
ga sa asigure respectarea legilor.
Dansul mai spus ca acesti ma
rcSali, carl nu sunt decat niste
politiSti federali, vor ii trimisi
ori unde sunt desordine greviste.
ia ministrul de justitie VENT
All in audienta Alfred p. Thorn,
advOcatul liniei ferate.
JudecatOrul Louis Fitzhenry
de la tribunalul federal liberat
un mandat de oprire, prin care
interzice greviStilor de calca
pc pamantul cailor ferate, de a
pune afise PIE teritoru compa-
niei 81 de a intimida -pe neunio-
nistii (rupatorii de greva) carl
ar vol sd intre in lucru. Ordinul
acesta are putere pcste intreg
districtul de sud al statului
Illinois.
Ultimatul mai multor linii fe-
rate catre grevisti, in care ziceau
Cd daca aceytia nu sc inapoiaza
incdiat Ia lucru isi pierd dreptul
de pensie, fost taxat de dl
Jewel, capetenia grevHtilor, ca
% pOveste veche's. Dansul a
anuntat ca uniunilor nu le era
teama de astfel de ultimate, de-
oarece drepturile de pensie revin
fiecaruia indata ce Sc face o In
telegere de mlpacare 81 Cd uniu.
nile nu vOr face nici impacare
pana nu Ii Sc garanteazA acestea.
Rapoartele sosite pc La sediul
uniunilor arata ca grvistii Sc in
taresc nlereu. Dl F. Knight, vice.
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oRASE IRLANpEzI oCUPATE
DE REBEL.

Londra, II Iulie. Orasele
Castlefinn 81 Rophoe au fost re-,
ocupate de trupele rebele. Stirea
este data prin agcntis Central
News Service 81 vine de Ia Stra-
bane, localitate situata Il granita
Tyrone-D Donegal.
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Mexico City, II Iulie. Ma
ria Dta Pillar Moreno, III etate de
IS ami, razbunat astazi pc, dece.
datm saa tata, Jesus 2. Moreno,
aedsctorul ziarului FL Hersldo de
Mexico, care . fost impuecst si
ucis de politstul Francisco Te-
jeds Uorca.
Msria . asteptat linStitd in
fats easel lui Norca u indsA %
l'a v6znt eubordnd traptele -
isse - strsd 4 tras asupra lni
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Spre seGrd Proorocu N pustiu s'a fost oprit -
0 'nchspuire gravd ca bratele in Jos -
Pc mtins sdsi oditneascG privireo Ostenitd =.
~. cMs sede0 in largul pustiu, fnmdrmurit, ~
Gu seminal Sntristdr pc chipM lui frunos, sr
0 mned' adiere, din fund de Ger veritd,.
I-nunecd pc trmnte, pc ochi, pc ldmgd tdmplc,
81 el simtio cun ochiul de acri,ni Sc ample lfsI
La mdngdierea dulce mevdsutei MANI 9
Ce alma durere0 sdrn,anei lui tdrdni!
Ddr rdicd spre 'naIturi puternica-i figurd,
~ gLdsNt lni, ce pared Sc desfdce0 dim larg,
Zbmrd n cuvinte calde dim inspirata-i guyd,
Att de omeneste, 81 totusi fdrd urd:
81
30 DOdnne-al mieu, simtit-am pe-aceastd odiere
Ldsdndwse bldmdetG addnc' q nsdnii Tale
Pc palid1 mea frunte umbritd de durere!
Ascultd deci, Stdpdne, strigareG m,eo de gale
Geo sinst cum desface: dim mine N desperure,
DIN piepture- -atstOr dim batnii tdi copii
Ce-asteaptd sfimta ror5d de pace 81 iertaye,
Plecafs cG supt suflarea aprinsei vijeli! s
- Fd maj ourdnd Pdmdntal Fdgdduit s'opard ;.
Z Scu poate Tu, Pdrinte, ti-ai pdrdsit poporul
In mijlOclJ pustiei, ST. snvelH in norul
Mdriyri tale sterpe, IL losi ocum sd moard
SSGrwAci Gsuprd-i s0drto de asprd renMmtGre,
Cdnd 81 asteaptd glasul de binecmvSntare?
...De vi Gles ca astfez sd-l losi acum sd moard,
drepts IN semn 81 moud, Stdpdme, sd M da;,
Gum nj LGs dat 81 ME pc MMmtele Sinai -
0, vssH{cd Iunsind, abb mild, Sndurore. -
...Ss olSsuI lui ce pared Sc desfdcee din larg,
ZbGrd A cHvinte cc!de de pc 'ntristato-i gurd,
An g. emeneste, 81 totasi tdrd urd.
aul Ron1assc Literar, ORES
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-11

terne astazi chestia inaintea ca
bnetului sau, cerandu-i sfatul
despre atitudinca pc care trcbue
s o Id guvernul.
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In juruI grevei della cai|e ferate|
NU STUNT SPERANTE DE APLANARE

va, ~ Iulle-FreSedntee SCrlltOTlOr
ampoiatlor din gar magazoneror della lina Norfolk
Western Railroad Company dat ordn de iesrea in geva
acestor muncitor name la oree TO-
CHICAGO, ILL., 10 IueDirectorii caor ferate au incepu
sa aca mari sfortar pentru fnceperea lucru aeeree
din cteva ocur anse de urburare grevste Eli fac acea
sta sub proteca amate 81 maresalor federa Grevst
deasemenea Isl tin rndurle nse lar svonure fmpacare
ramas tot numai svonuri.
Cateva ni siau mai mute trenur din crcuatie Nu
mai inia Missoury Pacific saizec
Notcati de lnia Chicago Alton ca dorea sas deschda
atelieree della Bloomington Illinois, Prmaru 81 Sher
full Morrison ceru din guvernoruu Sterling sd le m
ma tupe Resutatu fost cd militia statuu din Danvle
PRINT orn sd piece spre Bloomington Asaz fost niste
att la Bloomington cat 81 la Clinton.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1922-04-14
BENSON BANKING COMPANY

No 1890
Official statement of the financial condition
of the Benson Banking Company at Laclede,
State of Missouri. at the close of business on
the Sd day of April. 1922. published in the La
CLEDE BLADE. a ne ewSpaper printed and pub
liShed at Laclede. State of Missouri. on the l4th
day of April. 1922.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts undoubtedly good
on personal or collateral --------5 66S60.lS
Loans real estate .--------------- l6J6O.OO
Overdrafts s--.---....-- ----..-- 35.36
Bonds and Stocks .--- .--------------- $1,000
Furniture and Fixtures ------.------ 5000
Due from other banks and bankers,
subject to cheek -----------------.-- S,2sl.39
Cash items --...---------.--------- IS y
Cash on hand (currency, go d. silver
and other coin l,3OO42
Customers Bonds and war saving
Total. slIs.s7563
LIABILITIES
Capital stockpaid din-------..-..--..SlO in- 100000
Surplus fund -.--..----..---- -.---.-- 10000
Undivided profits, net ----------------. SJO.52
Individual deposits subject to check 6O.03O.3l
Time certificates Of deposit iS.644SO
Bond Department t-----.---.-----.---- - 5000
Total. .SII6g75 50 |
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1922-04-14
New Business to Open

A new business is soon to be
opened in Laclede. A A. Du-
Bois, formerly of Neillsville,
Wis, has taken a lease on the
Dick room just north of the
bakery and is to open a variety
store, something on. the order of
a tenA cent store. The stock,
fixtures and everything will be
new. Mr.. and Mrs. Dubois
spent several days looking over
the situation before deciding to
locate here. They will reside
temporarily in the Mrs. Fore
man residence. Mr.. Dubois
left yesterday noon for Kansas
City looking for fixtures and
other equipment for his business
mere. In the meantime the
will be repaired ,repaint-
I'd and put in first class shape.
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Missionary Meeting

The Woman's Foreign Mission
ary Society was delightfully."-
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Harry Landree Wednesday
afternoon, April 5. She being
assisted by Mesdames j. L.
Ritchey, T. E. Sisson, T. D.
Mouser, j. E. Welsh and Lee
T.andree.
The meeting was opened with
song, 30, Zion Haste" after
which Mrs. E. R. Kelley led in
prayer. The Scripture was read
by Mrs. Bigger.
The lesson subject was, Africa
and Latin America. Mrs. C. A.
Felt being leader was responsible
for the following splendid pro-
gram: Something of the part
Africa took in the world war;"
Mrs. Barton; Government of
Africa" Mrs. A. E. Johnston !;
Conflict of Races" Mrs. Ben
son; missionary activities,
Mrs. Byrd; "Our debt and our
duty to Africa" Mrs. Lee Will
son; Latin America" Mrs. c..
A. Felt.
Mrs. Landree had prepared
the following program: Vocal
solo, "Baby's Shoes" Mrs. Flo
Shell; Violin solo, Miss Virginia
Lowell; instrumental solo, Miss
Allene Byad; Reading, eff" by
Mrs. Lee Landree.
The programs were enjoyed
by all, At roll call a large num-
Der responded. During the social
1our delicions refreshment were
Guests of the afternoon were
Mrs. R. T. Patterson, Misses
Alta Brownlee, Ella Stark and
members of the STANDARD
Bearers.
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Worked For Charity

The P. E. O's observed hos
pital day at their regular meet
ing held at the home of Mrs. F.
w. Burke Wednesday afternoon.
AS has been their custom for
several years articles for Mercy
Hospital, a charity institution of
Kansas City for children, were
made. Pillow slips were given
this year. Music and refresh
ments were enjoyed. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs.
Roy Rowland, April 26.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1922-04-14
American Reading Circle

The American Reading Circle
met at the pleasant home of
Mrs. C. B. Talbot Tuesday
evening. At roll call events
were related from "Old Ameri-
can Cities" The paper on
white House China" decora-
tions, reception rooms, etc.,
given by Mrs. H. W. Lomax was
of great interest. Several of
the members having spent some
time sight seeking Washington,
d. c., told of their visit to the
national capital.
Miss Lois Gould favored with
a vocal solo and Miss Georgia
Loesa Welsh gave a reading.
During the social hour Misses
Frances Talbot, Georgia Loesa
Welsh, Flossie Hanavan, and
Lois Gould assisted the hostess
in serving most delicious refresh
ments.
The guests of the evening
were Mrs. Harold Butterfeld,
Mrs. ]. E. Hanavan, Mrs. M. F..
Clay.
The next regular meeting will
be with Mrs. F. F. Pratt, April
25.
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W. C. 7. u. Meeting

The w. G. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. R, T. Patterson next
Tuesday afternoon, April Is, at
2:3O. This meeting is Of vital
Importance and every member is
urged to attend and others who
are interested invited. The
Reginnal Conference will be
held in Brookfeld April 21.
National speakers will be there.
Delegates to the conference viii
be elected at this meeting.
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Robbers at Meadville

Thieves looted F. w. Groes'
meat market and grocery at
Meadville one night last week
of several sacks of flour, sugar
and potatoes and a large amount
of canned goods. So many cases
of stealing have occurred there
this winter that the business
men of Meadville have taken up
the matter of putting on a night
watch.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY
About Local People and Events and
Other Matters Of Interest

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Stutsman, last Sunday, a girl.
Klondyke incubator, 180 size,
or sale cheap. Mrs. G. w. Syms.
Some barn stored timothy and
clover hay for sale by G. W.
Syms.
The Laclede Farmers Ex-
change is prepared to supply
you with wool twine.
Wanted-Mowing machine,
gang plow, and some brood sows.
Call phone 504. Ralph Eichman.
Any one needing cane, kaffir,
cowpeas or soybeans for plant
ing should CALL at The Laclede
Farmers Exchange.
"a City Sparrow" a Para
mount picture, featuring Ethel
Clayton, will be the program at
the local picture show Saturday.
Paul Cunningham, who re
Gently conducted the Groes
garage here, has taken a position
as mechanic in "a garage at
Meadville.
At the school election in the
Forker consolidated district last
week Mrs. Roy Welsh and Mrs.
Adrian Brady were elected mem
bers of the board of directors.
Main, the Brookfield harness
man, announces to farm readers
of The Blade today that he will
have an au ton sale at his place
of business next Saturday.
Owing to the fact that l am
closing my business here, I am
compelled to ask those who
have accounts with me to call
and settle at once. F. R Power.
Chas. Y. Brenner has shipped
in a fine male hog of the Rain !
bow Sensation blood from Gull
letion's Duroc breeding farm
near Bucklin to add to his herd
of Durocs. Mr.. Brenner is build
ing a fine herd on his farm I
of town by introduc- !
ing some of the best blood lines {
in the country. q
"The College Mormon" the c
senior class play of the Laclede G
high school will be given at the I
opera house next Thursday 4
night, April 20. 1t is a thre. t
act farce with nineteen charac- v
,ers. The cast is printed on the
.ourth page OF The BLADE today.
It is needless to say they will
nave a full house. Laclede al &
ways turns out to school plays.
The Modern Woodnen adopt /
/ class of eight at the regular
Wednesday night, the q
being DR.. C. E. q
Norris, Hilton Simmons, Clyde p
3urI Anderson, Willis H. Swet-
lam, Frank B. Day, Grover
Thompson, Harvey l.. Dorman, Q,
nd Paul Cunningham. At the r
lose of the meeting refresh :
1ents we're had at the Plowman O.
afp.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1922-04-14

State of Missouri. County OF Linn. IS:
We. q r. King. as president, and G. A.
Felt as cashier of said bank. each of US.
do sOlemnly swear that the above statement is
true to the best Of our knowledge and belief.
Il R. Killing. President
Z. A. FELT. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this sth
day Of April. A. d. nineteen hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE.
Witness my hand and nOtarial seal on the
date last aforesaid. Commissioned and quail.
led for q term expiring Oct. %. IaZ3)
fSEALl .. +. LIBBY. Notary Public.
COrrect-Attest. R T. PATTERSON.
c. ID. FELT
B. L. FELT.
Directors
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1922-04-14

State Of Missouri. County OF Linn, ss-
We. II. q. LOmaX As president. and h W.
LOmaN as cashier of said bank. each of u.s.
do sOlemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best OF our knowledge and belief
H. &. LOMAX. President,
II. w. DOMAX. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 10th
DAY Of April. A. ID. nineteen hundred and
twenty two.
Witness my hand and nOtarial seal on the
date last Aforesaid. Commissioned and quail
fed for a term expiring Oct. .. l9E3l
fSEALl o. +. LIBBY. Notary Public
Correct-Attest. r n LOMAK
H. g. STANDBY
4 b. STANDBY
Directors.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1922-04-14
Ten Day Honey Sale

Commencing April Is, and
ending April 26, will sell ten
pounds or more at Is cents.
The Busy Bee Apiary, T. M.
Elliott, proprietor, Laclede.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1922-04-14
Don't Forget The Date
.idav nirht. Anril IL

Friday night, April IA.
There's lots of fun for both
old and young. Ye old time
spellin' match and pie supper,
Where? Boomer school house.
Zoe Stutsman, teacher.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1922-04-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Brief Mention Of Those WhO Come
and Go During the Week

E. B. Allen made a business
trip to Hale Monday.
Mrs. H. W. Robbins went to
Meadville yesterday for a short
visit with relatives.
Mrs. S. D. Edwards and Miss
Vina Clough of Forker were La
clede visitors Tuesday.
Geo. Brenner and Chas. A.
Prewitt went to Quincy yester-
day, the former to have his eyes
treated.
John c. Lomax was up from
Charlton county Wednesday and
called and renewed for The
Blade another year.
MI. and Mrs. Henley Osgood
of Brookfield spent yesterday
afternoon here with their grand
mother, Mrs, L. J. Henley.
J. j. Brown of Monroe City
spent yesterday here with Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Johnston and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Johnston.
Ralph Linn, in the train SER
vice of the Burlington out OF
Galesburg, is here for visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Linn.
]. Lyman Andrews, a Chari-
ton county farmer and secretary
of the Forker consolidated
schools, was in Laclede on busi-
ness Tuesday.
Miss Effie Mcdowell of
Topeka, Kansas, visited her
sister, Mrs. Howard Welsh and
family on route one the latter
part of last week.
Prof. J. E. Welsh, who was
confined to his home here all
last week with the grippe, was
able to return to his school work
at St. Catherine, Sunday.
Miss Allene Skulley returned
Monday from spending a few
days in Brookfeld visiting
Misses Tressa and Grace Wats)n
and Miss Thelma Bailey.
Jerome Frakes, a member of
the senior class of the Forker
nigh schoo' was here Tuesday
md arranged with The Blade to
print the class invitations and
ards.
A program and pie supper will
,e given at the Plum Grove
chool house next Thursday
evening, April 20, to which all
ire invited. Lillian Flummer-
elt, teacher.
The ladies of the Christian
hurch will serve baked chicken,
nd all the trimmings necessary
o make up a fine dinner, at the
Rest Room on Saturday, April
2. They will appreciate your
'atronage.
j. W. Johnston, editor of the
'ulton Daily Sun, and Mrs.
ohnston, are here for a visit
nth their son, Arthur and wife.
Ir. Johnston is returning to his
ONE from spending FIVE months
/ a Kansas City hospital.
Mrs. Mary Anderson, who
ad been visiting her brother-in-
w, John Anderson and family
or the past month, went to Lem
ms Wednesday to visit her
aughter before returning to her
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1922-04-14
For Sale

Sensation Duroc male hog.
Priced right. c. V. Jennings,
Laclede.