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AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TASSELL & kEARNEY,
Established 1857

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TASSEf.L & KEARNEf,
Established 1857
126-12s East 18th ~.
TO-DAY FR1DAY). JULY Ii.
AT ~ O'CLOCK NOON.
This sale viii comprise great many
pleasure and business cars. tho property OF
speciai mention Of the following Is ordered !:
sTtDEBAE<ER AUTOMOBILE. BRoUGHAM
BODY, sold for the Estate OF Edmund Ran
dolph, by order OF John q. Agar, Hartman
X. Evans and United States Trust Co..
Automobile auctions every Tuesday and
Friday.
l.. n. DUNRLEY. Auctioncer.
BUICK S passenger touring, fully equipped,
with self-startcr. electric lights. fun XII cf
tools. wind deflcctors. jack pump. &c bar
gain for quick buyer; time payments, trades
BOOKER AUTOMOBILE WAREHOUSE, lt3
w. 5ist. Open evenings until o. Sunday 100.
CADILLAC passenger touring. model -;
Al condition bargain. JOHNSON, 322 9th
ST.. BROOKLYN. south SANS.
CHEVROLET 4. n, touring; pcrfec, condi-
ton. MccuE. 1895 Atlantic av.. Brooklyn.
Decatur 1851.
DODGES-Tournas. scdans and coupes.
DODGE USED CAR EXCHANGE, fl3 w
5lst e. time payrfente, trades.
ESSEN motor cara ~ iypes renewed aud
guaranteed W Hudson Motor Car Co.: fine
perfc rmcrs at most attractive prices 1879
broadway.
MERCER. latest series. 4 passenger. sport.
used few months only. many extras in
cluding six tires; need cash. HUBER. =
West seth. schuyler 1900.
mileage is. 600: nickel radiator. nickel drum.
sesdsa sSs sssmon.rs,ion 1 ss.a pn. r Frsnln $50
HARRINGTON. 1o3 North 81.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.

TWO live young operators with sufficient
capital and many years experience hand
ling hotel and restaurant equipment, such as
china. glass, silverware. kitchen outfits and
tory connections for Chicago and surround
ing territory: bank and trade references fur
nished; immediate interviews can be
ranged for, strictly confidential. Q 1853
Herald, $50 Broadway.
MANUFACTURERS-Re New York Rep
resentation on equitable terms; bank refer
ence on application. Write particulars to
Il. l.. F., o 150 Herald $50 Broadway.
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Statesmen TO SELL
DIVIDEND PAYING SECURITY.

Statesmen TO SELL
DIVIDEND PAYING SECURITY.
Three statesmen wanted to call only on In
terested parties who have written In for In
formation regarding dividend paying COM
pany. Last dividend three times larger than
first dividend paid only nine. months pre-
viously. No cold canvaHsing. Plenty OF
leads furnished. r. q. Cropper, johnson &
Hopkins Co.. Inc. 39s 5th av.. New York
SALESMAN WANTED
We have openings for several clean cut.
energetic young statesmen. merchandise.
wholesale proposition only. liberal commis-f
sion. no experience necessary. train
men. Harrison st. room 81. Call from %.
SALESMAN on commission. with experience
in moving picture and commercial picture
illustrations. for advertising purposes. Good
income for the right party Walco Pictorial
Company. 3d. Park av.. West New York.
View Jersey.
SALESMAN, owning own car. to sell high
class household device: salary or liberal
commission, wonderful opportunity to mako
good money. Room 5lJ. III 9TH
Statesmen walted--Local work; good pay.
Call after 10 A. NJ. 1ith floor. 0 f. 10th
st. ASK for Mr.. Dickson.
SECURITY SALESMAN-Have opening for
live wire telephone salesman In unlisted
department. Call suite GIG. 80 Church ST.
city.
WANTED working gardener, yard man: !
prtvaae place nearby New Jersey: must
understand ca OF horses and cows: a good
mixer. be well recommended: all year POI
sition offered with attractive cottage for
occupancy. Telephone Broad 1901 for inter-
view, or address, stating wages expected.
Box 1876. room 212. 206 Broadway.
YOUNG man (Christian) wanted immedi-
ately must have chemical jobbing expert
ence knowledge stenperaphy desirable o 15s
Herald. $50 Broadway.
YOUNG man or boy wanted for country and
town for home and pantry work: must
have good references. Y 2232 Herald, ESQ
Bwav.
YOUNG man. high school graduate pre-1
ferred. for clerical work old established Z
insurance brokers office. down town. 502-
Adolf 2io. 206 Broadway.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MaIe.

JAPANESE young man. experienced butler
chauffeur, wishes position. country, neat,
willing. honest; best references. X s., lO2
West l23d.
JAPANESE-Chef thoroughly competent
every respect excellent recommendations,
X T.. 1867 broadway.
JAPANESE chef wants position in country
family: references. Suma, AZ Prospect pl..
city. Murray Hin 295s.
JOCKEY-i2 years experience: take care OF
all kinds horses: good trainer; references.
Apt. -. ls2 Claremont Av.
MAN, German, AZ, single. not over strong,
wishes light gardening: good home. small
pay. JAEGER cas .Mlnkus. 1ls4 1st ay.
MAN. colored 20, as porter. elevator oper-
ator shipping clerk. assistant. Bell
Al West l3sth ST., care Johnson.
MANAGER Situation wanted as manager
on country estate; English and Canadian
experience: age IS; liberty Aug. i. Arthur
Wright. e;lenwood Beach. Ensenore. Cayuga
county. New York.
MANAGER. accountant. organizer. 81. single;
desires to conpect with factory In the State
10 make a success of II. 75f Herald, $50
Broadway.
MARINE engineer. 81. desires position as
assist port engineer: years chief: expert
enced passenger and cargo vessels. y. o. 7.
ch. ticket: moderate salary. Charnock. 13S
Hendricks av.. New Brighton. Staten Island.
MIDDLE AGED man; watchman; handy
man anything. Hofacker. 81 Patchen av.
PHOTOGRAPHERS. young man. colored. hav-
Ing advance knowledge, all around, very
deeply interested, desires position In studio
of advancing opportunities only. Francis,
145 West 9Sth
STENCGRAP APHER-Ciood. reliable and steady
stenographers of ability are extremely hard
to find at the present time, but we advise
all employers first to consult these columns
before securing the help they are looking for.
II you cannot obtain what you desire insert
an advertisement under Help Wanted-Msle.
You should be able TO secure very desirable
applicants In this manner. Telephone Worth
10000.
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE. 80, married.
long experience in responsible positions.
speaking four languages. wishes employ
ment. anything. L 1869 Herald. BROOKLYN.
ATCHliAN-FIREMAN: nine years refer
ence. II. Christopher, $50 Macon st. B'klyn.
YOUNG man, with automobile. will give
services at anything: u years experience
collector. Caldara. 1870 Bushwick, av..
Brookyn
YOUNG man (2s). honest. willing worker. at
ANYTHING. Kayser. LA East 12sth.
EmpIoyment Agency-Domcstic.
JAPANESE high grade employment agency;
character and quality being investigated
personally. Telephone Columbus 4275, 131
West SD st.
JAPANESE Eagle Agcy., 108 w. 46: Bryant
7TS7 -969S-Nost reliable. competent domes-
tics: cook. butler. chauffeur. houseworker
JAPANESE FRENCH EMP. AGENCY; com. ON.
petent help. Herald Bldg. Herald So. Fitz
Roy 0fi3.
JAPANESE High Grade Agency-ReferHnces
investigated. 100 w. Add st. Bryant 2Ss4
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency
Select heip. 1877 Lexington av. 1888 Mad. 50.
JAPANESE. high character. service agency.
Phone Col. 4275. 13l West 63d st.
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INTENTION. MEN !

ATTENTION, MEM
Three ambitious energetic young men living
within % miles OF New York needed inime-
diately; $50 per week while learning; With
opportunities to make more. permanent; In
experienced. we train you. Apply 207 Market
day.
BANK solicitors with savings accounts ex-
perience. for work along similar lines:
drawing account against commission: state
experience. references. Box No. 1875, Post
| Office. Brooklyn.
BooKKEEPER wanted, speaking both Eng
iish and Spanish, for position in Cuba.
Prefer man with some sales or general bus-
ness experience. No replies viii be
| sidered unless age. experience salary ex-
pected and references are given. Y 2329
Herald. $50 Broadway
BOYS, ,5O--BriRht. age 1916 large publish-
Ing house, for all sections Greater New
YORK. rapid advancement, good pay. Give
Two references, age, school grade, etc.
I u 2V7s Herald. Herald ST.
| JILETs-vALET, white, ts. work ia Red
Bank all year round; must present first
class references. Call al p. NJ Friday,
Presidents office. FidetyUnion Trust Co.
Broad St. Newark. N. j.
CI.IsRK-steady position offered by large
Christian concern in Long Island City:
perienced on stock records and checking
stores or shipment. Write, stating age.
experience. nationality and salary expected.
Box 90, 209 Gable Building.
COLLEGE students or teachers CO. summer
resort position good. pleasant; experience;
sdlhfy @f-U IOr oO days. write Dept. ~,
305 9Th
COLLEGE student teacher wanted for
summer season, 20 days. s2l0; educational
work.. in mountains or at seashore. 522 5tb
av.. New York city, room 1923.
COOK. CAPABLE YOUNG MAN (COLORED
OR WHITE). FOR SEASON IN OUT or
TOWN TEA ROOM: MUST BE THOROUGH,
CLEAN, QUICK WORKER AND UNDER
STAND 4 LA CARTE ORDERS; PREFER
ONE WHO HAS HAD PRIVATE CLUB AND
TRAIN EXPERIENCE. PHONE 30l GREAT
HARRINGTON, MASS, FOR INTERVIEW,
OR ADDRESS BOX 242 GREAT BARRING
TON.
CORK SALESMAN WANTED FOR LARGE
MANUFACTURING CONCERN. WRITE
EXPERIENCE AND PARTICULARS. CORK
d 674 HERALD, $50 BROADWAY.
FARM hand experienced, for general pur-
poses; single married: within 100 miles
of city 464 9th st, Brooklyn.
FOREMAN. thoroughly familiar with the
manufacture of hack saws and experienced
In handling men. Address 2235 Herald.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

PACKARD 1918 runabout, Fleetwood body;
mileage IS. 600; nickel radiator, nickel drum,
headlight two extra tires: used privately.
any demonstration. Phone Franklin $3.50
HARRINGTON. 103 Worth 81. z
ROLLS ROYCE. special body. extremely
very reasonable. MAJESTIC GARAGE. ais
West s4th St
STJITZ. q passenger, completely mechanically
reconditioned, newly painted. many extras:
exceptional offer for quick buyer. Phone
Haverneyer 02S1.
Motor Trucks.
FORD light delivery, $3.50 55s Mott av..
near 18th 81. Mott Haven 111T. 3
Automobiles Wanted.
ALTOS BOUGHT FOR CASH. JANDORT
AUTO Co, -T39 broadway. Circle 2fT8.
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TURNTURE-PRTvATE.

NEW dining room suite. glass tops, clip COW
ers. plush covers and dra peries for two
windows. very reasonable: must be sold at
once Mornings from $40. evenings 60, q
Cathedral a0is. Apartment 6. 24i w. iilth. :
BEAUTIFUL walnut mahogany finish dining
room suite: hardly used apartment %.
6G4 West 179th. For appointment. wads-
worth 23TJ.
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Staten Island.

LIVINGSTON MANOR.--ExccptionaA beau
tiful house. rooms, single and Ell suite;
with or without private BATH unusual table;
adjoining cricket and club. 102 Bard av.,
Livingston. Staten Island. Tel. 500 Port
Richmond.
STATEN ISLAND, 35s st. Marks place-30
minutes Wall St; delightful. invigorating
ride across hay; large grounds, excellent
cuisine reasonable rates. with meals. Phone
T5Sw Tompkinsvillc.
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HELP WANTED-Male.
MECHANICS WANTED.

MECHANICS WANTED.
Machinists. boiermakers. black
smiths, sheet metal workers. cleo
= tricians and their helpers:
also
passenger and freight car repairers
and inspectors.
GOOD WAGES.
Mechanics, roc. per hour: help
ers. 4Tc. per hour; car repairmen
and inspectors. CSC. per hour.
Permanent positions assured.
Apply to Superintendent Office
Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad Co.. as
Lackawanna Terminal.
HobolSen. N. J.
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NESTLES,
on Lake Canaan, opposite Camp Paradise;
swimming. fishing, dancing; farm; wonderful
meals; Christians only; SIS week. Mrs.
Phone ahs-W.
THE JUVENILE BOARDING SCHOOL 10
, open for a few select children to board:
bathing beach. Main and Glen avs. sea
Cliff. J.. I.
BELLE HARBOR, l.. L.. 159 Beach 127th.--
Under new management; cool, ocean rooms:
superior meals; season, weekly rates; table
guests.
GARDEN C1TY--Genfieman can have cx-
quistely furnished room. superior home.
near station; tennis: meals optional. Garden
City S91-M.
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Long Island.

LONG BEACH. l.. l.. PHONE D3s.
20 Pennsylvania av., West Jack Troidi
Formerly Everglades Club, Palm Beach, Fla
Excellent home cooking. bathing.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

FURNITURE WANTED - PAY FULL
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES. APART
NfENTs: PIANOS. BOOKS. PAINTINGS.
BRIC-A-BRAC, &c. TOBIAS. 100 UN1yER-
SITY PLACE. STUYVESANT 1870.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET,

ARE YOU looking for a furnished room in
the city? II so. then go over this column
thoroughly, and II you cannot find what you
desire an advertisement under the heading
Furnished Rooms Wanted" will bring many
Inquiries from people who are seeking room
ers. Telephone ad to Worth 10OOe.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS.

FOR Sale-One set OF four imported 80 gauge
Richter full fashioned hosiery machines,
iegrers. I footer: perfect running condition
immediate delivery reasonable JOHN G..
FREY, attorney. Ti7 Broad ST., Newark.
n. j. Market 3i1f
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Long Island.

PATCHOGUE INN. Patchogue, l.. t.
Homeltke. fine table, own garden near
water. S1s-S20 weekly; families specially
catered to.
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EARN $50 weekly through Prof. Rohrer's
famous Hairdress. Manicure. Beauty School.
ffp West 42f -. or BROOKLYN. ~ eth Nv.
Newark rfanch. si7 Broad st.; circular.
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FREE list of houses for sale and rent. Write
VAN WINKLE CO.. Rutherford. N. J.

RIDGEWOOD. N. J.-Commuter's modern
residence. eight rooms. steam. fireplace.
hardwood floors. garage; cash 81, ,000 mort
gage $4,000. Full particulars from owner,
277. 1850 Broadway
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Country Board wanted.

farm, cooking privilege
summer; small family. Box %. 1889 Sd av
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Unfurnishcd.
Above 18th 81. TO 59th Sc. OncIusive).

STUDIOS. I 10 rooms. Metropolitan Opera
House Studios. 1425 Broadway.
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CORK SALESMAN WANTED FOR LARGE
MANUFACTURING CONCERN. WRITE
EXPERIENCE AND PARTICULARS. CORK
ID 674 HERALD, $50 BROADWAY.
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JAPANESE young man. experienced butler
chauffeur. wishes position. country: neat,
willing, honest; best references. X s., lO2
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Furnishcd--Brooklyn.

MEMS bachelor apartment. centrally located.
In Bushwlck section. Brooklyn. convenient
70 trains. Call 2s Stuyvesant av. BushwicIl
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POprIAM BEACH, Me.--Stacev House: boat
ing bathing, fishing, sea focds, fine table
cool. good beds; Si5 per week up. Mrs
SARAH 8. DRA<E.
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FARM hand, experienced, for general pur-
poses; single or married: within 100 miles
of city. 464 9th ST., Brooklyn.
FOREMAN, thoroughly familiar with the
manufacture of hack saws and experienced
Iron County register., 1922-05-25

the Oran school the past year, is
home for weeks vacation. She ex-
poets to attend the Normal at Cape
Girardeau again this summer.
DR.. and Mrs. January and Miss
Irene Townsend visited in Centerville
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Townsend of
Ironton are visiting his parents this
week.
Misses Olive Lawson and Nora Bell
and Carlton Bell, of Ironton High
School, are home for vacation.
A good man and upright citizen In
the person of G. w. Campbell passed
on to his reward last Wednesday,
after q prolonged illness. "A large
concourse of friends and relatives at
tended the funeral services In the
Methodist church. The remains were
taken to the Presbyterian cemetery
in Caledonia for interment.
The young folk were entertained
Saturday evening in the home of Miss
Emma Townsend. At the close of the
social activities delicious refresh
ments were served in the dining
room. ALPHA.
Iron County register., 1922-05-25

He was reared in the Bonne Terre
mines and his father has been super
in.endent there for many years.
Walter henson, wife and baby, OF
near Arcadia, are visiting Mrs. Dicey
Kitchel.
The preliminary he airing in the case
OF State vs.. Clarence Miller, on tn 9
charge of highway robbery and as
saulting an old man by the name OF II.
@. Frazier, was held here before JUS
tices Kitchell and Lashley last Friday.
After the examination of four state
witnesses the defense waived further
examination and Miller gave bend in
the sum of $1,000 for his appearance at
the October term of circuit court on
the highway robbery charge; he also
gave $500 bond for appearance on
the charge of carrying concealed
weapons. There are 3s. witnesses in
the cases.
E. A. Lloyd has bought fine new
automobile.
]. T. Webb's eyes are improving un-
der treatment at Poplar Bluff.
s. l.. Dunn is making au effort to
get his son out of the marine service
He is stationed in South Carolina.
VIM. Moss is building house or
Big Greek on the Bear Branch road.
BULLETIN.
Iron County register., 1922-05-25

Plans and specifications are on file
and may betinspected in the office of
the County Clerk, in the Office Of Divi-
sion Engineer H. d. Griffith, De Soto,
Missouri, or at the offices of the State
Highway Commission, Jefferson City,
Missouri.
A set of plans and specifications
may be obtained from Mr.. Griffith up
on deposit of ten dollars ($10.O0),
which amount will be refunded If both
plans and specifications are returned
in good conition within ten days after
date of the letting.
Proposals shall be submitted upon
blank forms provided for the purpose
by Mr.. Griffith, and shall be accom-
panied by a certified check made paw
able to the Treasurer of the State OF
Missouri, for five (5) per cent OF the
amount OF the bid. A proposal bond
cannot be accepted in lieu Of certifi-
ed check, and bid when accompanied
by proposal bond will be automatic
ally rejected.
Payments will be made on monthly
estimates, but should not be expected
prior to the last of the month for the
estimate of the preceding month.
The right is reserved by the State
Highway Commission to reject any or
all bids.
@. w. BROWN,
Acting Chief Engineer, Jefferson City,
Mo.
Iron County register., 1922-05-25
Teachers Examination.

The next regular Teachers Ex-
animation will be held at the High
School building in Ironton, Friday
and Saturday, June I'd and Sd, 1922.
All teachers who desire to make cer-
tificates are urged to be present and
take the examination.
ORDER OF SUBJECTS FIRST DAY.
Geography, to $3.50 A. M.
Language, to 1880 A. M.
Algebra, 10 to 1880 A. M.
Orthegraphy, IL A. NJ. to 1880 P. M.
Grammar, 1880 to 8 P. M.
Arithmetic, 2:30 to P. M.
Literature, 2:30 to P. M.
Reading, 80 to 6 P. NJ.
SECOND DAY.
Civil Government, 8 to $3.50 A. M.
U. s. History, to 10:30 A. M.
Agriculture, 10 to 1880 A. M.
Adv. Science, IL A. M. to 1880 P. M.
Physiology, 1:30 to 3P. M.
Pedagogy, 80 to 4 P. M.
Adv. History, $3.50 to 6 P. NJ.
Examination for selection of Iron
,County's representative to Boys
State Fair School will be held Satur-
day, Jure Sd. Boys will take exami-
nation in Arithmetic, Agriculture and
Geography.
q. W. HANSON, Sup't Schools
for Iron County
Iron County register., 1922-05-25
Meals Creek Items.

Farmers are all busy trying to get
their corn planted. So much wet
weather delayed them.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. u. Wilkins of Bixby
visited Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Sumpter
Sunday.
Rev. Farmer of Boss preached Sat-
urday night and Sunday at the Burr
gundy school house. Services the Sec
ond Saturday night and Sunday in
June.
Mr.. Frank Crocker and sons visited
relatives In Buick Saturday night and
Sunday
Miss Lola Trollinger spent Sunday
with her cousin, Mrs. Rebecca Strick-
lin.
Mrs. Harriet Stricklin is visiting
relatives near Bixby.
J.W. Hedgcoth, who has been vis-
iting his daughter, Mrs. Laura Strick-
lin, has returned to his home in Lead
wood.
J. i. Stricklln is visiting relativesIin
Leadwood.
Mr. O'Bannon is moving his saw
mill from Goodwater to near Buick.
DAISY.
Iron County register., 1922-05-25

SOME men ara ardent advocates for
local self governm ent-in certain
cases. The st. Louis school teachers
and directors met in solemn conclave
one day last week and resolved that
"the voters of every school district
should have the power to raise by
taxes the money necessary to give
their children the best educational
facilities they desire advisable" Moth
ing startling in it, is there? AS fair as
day and smooth as oil. We have been
voting taxes for school purposes for
10! these many years. Then where
the call for the assertion that we have
a right to do this thing? I'll tell you,
dear reader. Under the present State
Constitution the amount that may be
so voted is wisely limited to 65 cents
on the hundred dollars for each years
school purposes; the teachers-al-
WAYS ardent advocates for the milk
ing of the public teat-want that re-
striction removed. All protection
must be taken from the holder of the
nurse that pays. He must be made
subject to the will Of those who pay
little or nothing into the general fund
who vote like a party l have in
mind voted, .because it doesn't cost
me anything" That fellow is always
on hand in such cases, and the ap-
peal OF the teacher to him has full
effect. Are we going to remove all
constitutional restrictions 30 that
"llome rulen may have unrestricted
sway in all things?
Iron County register., 1922-05-25
County Clerks Notice Of Primary
Election.
STATE OF MISSOURI, /
County Of Iron. %.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
Notice is hereby given that pri-
mary election will be held at the
regular polling places in said Iron
County on the first Tuesday of
August, 1922, being the first day Of
August, 1922, for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates fer the following
Offices, to be voted for at the general
election to be held on Tuesday, the
7th day of November, 1922:
Senator in Congress for Missouri.
Judge of Supreme Court, Division
No. /.
Judge Of Supreme Court, Division
No. 1.-TWO to be elected
Judge of St. Louis Court Of Appeals,
(unexpired term.)
State Superintendent Of Public
Schools.
Representative in Congress for the
Thirteenth District.
State Senator for the Twenty-fourth
District.
Judge of the Circuit Court for the
Twenty-frst Judicial Circuit.
Representative in General Assembly,
Presiding Judge Of County Court,
Judge. Of County Court, Southern
District.
Judge of County Court, Western
District.
Judge Of Probate.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court and Ex-
officio Recorder.
Clerk Of the County Court.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Collector Of Revenue.
Justice Of the Peace, Union town
ship.-(two to be elected.)
Justice Of the Peace Liberty Town
ship.-(two to be elected
Justice Of the Peace, Arcadia Town.
ship two to be elected.)
Justice Of the Peace, Iron Town.
ship.-(two to be elected
Justice Of the Peace, Kaolin Town.
ship. 1.-TWO to be elected.)
Justice Of the Peace, Dent Town.
ship.(tw to be elected.)
Constable, Union Township.
Constable, Liberty Township.
Constable, Arcadia Township.
Constable, Iron Township.
Constable, Kaolin Township.
Constable Dent Township.
Given under my hand and officia
seal, at lronton, Missouri, this 6tl
| day of May, 1922.
ARTHUR HUFF,
J i(SEAL) Clerk Of County Court
Iron County register., 1922-05-25
MISSOURI STATE HIGHWAY COMMIS-
SION.
Project 107, Sec. A, Iron County.
NOTICE TO C,ONTRAcTORs

Sealed proposals, addressed to the
County Clerk, Ironton, Mo-, and en-
dorsed Proposal for constructing (or
improving) State Road. Project 107,
Sec. A. will be received by the State
Highway Commission until ZOO O'Clock
r. IA. on the 26th day Of May, 1922, and
at that time will be publicly opened
and read at the County Court House.
The proposed work includes grad
ing, constructing culverts, bridges,
and rip rap, together with any Incl
dental work on the State Road from
Iron ton, North westwardly, q distance
of IL .260 miles.