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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12

Foitstosn, gz.--A as.s AaeTioreses
". H. Rhoads @zs selling &c old ssasac
tie other 'l2y al public sale he mss
bid ~ eeflts. He b-lJ ii ~ 10 lnauce
more spirited and liberal bidding and
n secret drawer beSsnse opened. Fifty
dollars III sold and cheek fer ST. In.
ef'f=s-d bur never s1ashed. aross;$4d 0szs-
The Owner himself saits that be z..s~s
knew there "Gs rroGsg in the sand.
The cheek had been drawn and In
dorsed ah'ut Fifty years ago &r4 "a
stu good, the Interest, q ooars-, nat
being collsctihls.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12

Istg yn!s IS of Scientific Interest ia
subordi.a,son to the chief figure la h.s
party. who Is slx,yesr-old sllee Brad
ley. daughter oi Air and Mrs ueracrs
T., Rrndiey uf Chicago, Mrs, bradley
Is Mary Hastings bradley. the novel,
isl While her pareass ard the Stss~:s
u the parry gathered ssere specimens
api css,i facts, Al(ce experienced q
series of Alics..tn-W o1iticsiari atvea-
lures
F,ncs ard Found by pysrsieG
In the CoaSo hs.ss. west et Nsan-
IN Victoria. she saN ;as rss1aas
tribe os Africa. and they discovered
her. ID. hrss white ra'si ,eey had
ever s.s-n. They csssass9ers~t hes ass,
,iuc,ly nature. however, fa- SIZE VAS
taller than the tsllsss aaesnisE NJ ,iae
,rilse
"iile uas,,f.r she rouid rc;ssv, with
pride. was very mach surprised ~
,ny eueis, lie thought they est2e OF :
So far ss saaan. nv white sassca
had escy hcfore h~ea ~ the lnasssr
r~srhrs N ,he Heicisu C0aks. aae-~
the trail * the esr@sis,sSa led. Aiie~,
n,aisisluias lsartsrs h-at,a Throughout
tie rarneyiag. Was rcs~rs,Si by aer
aarss' Miss fvtseiiis Ha,t. ya he sa
Irr~fs~,ssitie source Of cssssinn, spere-
heas.sss.
Sbr ~sseAesl In q~ll,,eand delight
S,bttr tsanS kuo,.zu D., n.-ex- eAiItf-r<,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12
CArytes Insurance on Ooo.

roint Pleasant. ". Vs,--when
Prince" black fox terrier owned
b. George Lewis, msn-of'ali,tohs nj
the Spencer hotel here. passes to his
reward In dog hestsn. be Will have q
regular funeral aud everything. Lewis
provides, for all this eight years asa,
when he took ont al insurance policy
for 500 on the dogs life. He hss
been keeping up the premiums ever
since. Lewis has purchased a lot at
Lone Oak rwinesers asd has made q
ae<,ameutary request that both be end
hts dos be buried there.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12

sats Aseut cs-tsgxs.

%StA N=5saA. SNsstF[A
Mss I&r;aa Miller. iAr,sfcSkf Axe
let's stscgs-:a-9. siss es2e ~ the rSsxy.
sv~xarSl Jssaier hearted &iseat she SS.-
-fllsS. vssi.ess onS e&wshs the Sass,G-
ciots 'wsaSss tn AeS s-vwn sseS
The sa-cailct srsz s~;ias sestuas-
sAe sais' ~S-r rssily Nyst ,sGae erea-
tprss an3 ia ~, believe .hey ssa,sl
nsh; @nless tlsy wer~ ce-0crySs and
asSsx1gs@ty S~sSags~,lts>' ~ do 50 II
ss'ezsseNi szs1sl 10 sas's.; sAesn.~
Mrs iSrSdiey ssSsgssv4sNsea ln shs
hunting Ss,t ssAxse-4 ;Se svriltss and
several 'ssSaS Miss Alshex Hav~rtse
ssNegsa: sseSss irs er t~o
rsSaS~s< ASplSE. &lss pzScd as an
is.sss1'sg ~ ssv ssssssss sSa sast the
AS,slsy Sess>e-s. -: <zes sa ssiS tassss
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log tase aazsgscas sssssSa ~ NssaFzt
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q rs fsssees ;E3sss zs. ns0ssssssi.
ssss~as sassa stsas es.ssassss. wsaieA ne
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12

The Democrats carried Kan
sas City In the municipal eles
tioa there last week By nsior
~ approaching 1900, which Of
cosrss gives shs Missouri
Democracy good cheer, and hops
that this yssuls forecasts .
victory for their party u the
state at the general election
next November. The ostso,ns
.of the Kansas City election has
several signi6cances, the out.
standing one being that il gives
the lie direct TO the main issue
of the Dsmserats on whish they
carried the aay-that Governsr
hyde Was using his police power
there - prevent the Democrats
from getting = square deal NJ
the polls. Nothing sas ever
farther from the tYpth, as the
vote shows, bns the trick won.
The Republicans who were fool
ed into either voting with the
Democrats OF sta ying away from
the psils altogether as re
buke" to the Hyde ad nini.tra
t;on on no other foundation than
4 Democratic Campaign charge,
can now see how foolish they
have been. The Republican
party OF Missouri has ever main
tanned the principle Of honest
elections. Ia karSas City, as
we have just seen, as well as the
other large cities where Cover.
ner Hyde's appointees control
the police boards, not a Demo
era. was noIestad Ut the polls.
He cas-, his vote ard had it hon.
sstly counted. Not single ar
res; was made in Kansas City
,ha, bad any connection with
politics. Just contrast these
conditions with those that per
sisted SO long in the large cities
under Democratic control OF
their police and election boards,
when Republicans were dubbed
away from the polls or arrested
on trumped up trivial charge
and held in jail until after the
The polls closed. The indictment
Of G2:e:::- Hyde on an abuse
of power Is bu. part and parcel
of the Missouri Democracy's
defined tactics Of falsehood and
obstruction by which il hopes
20 regain it's old time hold IN
the state and reimposc upon the
opposing ELECTORATE the very
conditions IL SO ground,essll
charges the party Now in power
is trying 10 impose upon the
Democrats. Can't you see il:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all
creditors and others interested
in the estate OF Eliza Mosier. de,
ceased. ;ha; |, the undersigned
al lninls,ra,or os said es'sts.
ia,end to make hnal settlement
OF thereof al the next term
OF tho Probate Court OF Wash
ington County, Missouri, to be
begun and holden in the city of
Potosi, in said eouIty and state,
on the second Monday Ia May,
1922.
G. c. MAl.IOw.
Administrator.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12
ssars..y - Gear.

Halifax CaRzsia.--A ssurcsiy OF
sesrs sad siia s9s> 80 IRE sasEts es
waiea ,se assslespztiss saas easasst~s,
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12

of
Missouri hereby certify ihs
sppp. q
q Missouri, Aprn o
l,EALl MekINLEY
Q abe Fyonae Co.r
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12

Well. what have the Dems lo
say about the result in 81.
Joseph, where they also had =
.ickct upt
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12

Senator Reed put it over
i;reck Long and the Wllsanian
Democracy all right at Kansas
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12
AseS Father u esvsatssn.

star City. W va.--seha ". Dysen-
berry Of Star City, seventy years of
srr, has celebrated the birth cf his
r>senteenth child, AZ the are Of
,hrce.rsrc and ten pyscnbeery h In
exre,iest plSsiesi cessii,ien aud wcrks
.xss,,s hours sa.,4 dan as = carpenter,
.rsss sessnsesasa cs'tti was hcra she
ashsv 1Hy 70 NJ sscess ytf< wAs b
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12
yaosA1E COURT DOcxET-HAY TERM.

Doetss which ssumest
Pon.
coussy,
NE ssso.d AasAsy Nay. sssz.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12

The country wags well without
Wilson
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12

ticket up
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Continued from Preceding Page.

8phta and New York; Hassei (Nor), Nantes
Lake Agomak. Miami.
Sailed I'd. strs Hudson Tr. Havre anS
bordeaux via New York Sucrosa. Tampico
hRuNsWIcK. Ga, sept 2-sailed. strs
tJap,. Antwerp; Nilemeade IBr). jackson
Vile.
BRIDGEPORT. CT. Sept a-saiied. schr
Charles Struven. Charleston.
CHARLESTON, SC. Sept a-Arrived. strs
Scrtehavet dam. Progreso: Apache, Nov
York for Jacksonville; Lake Elsmere. Jack
scnville for Boston: tug Kingfisher, towing
] barge. Galveston.
Ssiled I'd strs T warlng. Wilmington
Thomas Wheeler. Tampico: Steel Mariner.
EVERETT. Wash. Sept ARRIVED. str
liakushika Maru Jap, Bellingham
GEoRGEToWN. SC. Sept a-sailed. scar
JAcKsoNFILLE. Fla Sept 2--Arrived, str
Howard. Baltimore via Savannah: lightship
Sailed I'd. str Arapahoe. New York via
Charleston: schr Anna r Heidritter. Eliza
NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept 2-Arrived, strs
Mexicano. Port Lobos Daghestan (Br,.
Hamburg; Rajah. Proereso; Federal. Gal
Sailed I'd. strs Managua tNic). Bluefieds !:
.putch,. Vera crgz; Nelson Antiils: Agwi-
Risvaer tNorl. Vera Cruz: Atenas. Havana: !:
Saramacca Belize.
str str Norman man Monarch tBr,. Chilean ports !:
schr Martha Parsons tBr). st John.
NORFOLK Va. Sept ARRIVED. strs Free
man. New York: Matoa. Portland
Arrived I'd. strs Belita (Nor). Baltimore !:
kamest. New Orleans (and sailed for Gas-
row.: Republic. New York: Grecian. New
England: Jefferson. New York.
Sailed ist. str peepwater. Boston.
Sailed I'd. strs Bylay. New York; Penob-
scot. do: Dakotian (Br). Liverpool: Britsum
tDutch) Guantanamo: Aibi (Frl. Genoa !:
Norman Monarch tBr,. Chilean ports; Long
Bcach. New England: Stegelhorg tDan).
Montreal; Paloma (Cuban). Cuban ports !:
Stuart Dollar. Vancouver. &c. via Baltimore.
PORTLAND. Ore. Sept Arrived. strs
Jeptha. Seattle: Redondo. New Orleans.
Arrived I'd, strs Edward Luckenbach San
Francisco; Jacob Luckenbach. do.
Sailed lst. strs Missourian. San Francisco:
West Orowa. Yokohama.
Sailed I'd. strs Jeptha, San francisco; !;
Rskuyo Maru (Jap), do.
PORT ARTHUR Tex. Sept ARRIVED. strs
Lake Girth. Galveston: Guflight. Savannah !:
schr Robert Murphy. Port Castillo.
Sailed ist strs Trelissc< (Br). Australia !.
Nsrcissus. Galveston: Virginia. north of Hat
teras.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept ARRIVED strs
Europa UtaD. New York: Fort Hamilton
CBr, do: Terrier tNorl. Iauiaue. o A Knud-
scn (Sor). Puerto Padre; Northwestern Mil
1sr (Br). Manchester.
Cleared 1st. strs Herbert l. Pratt, Tam
pico: Housatonic (Br). London.
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SHIPPING NEWS

Sailed I'd. strs Fort Hamilton tBr). Hall.
fax via Boston; Mahopac (BrJ Antwerp and
Hamburg Kendall Castle (Br). Hong Kong.
&c; Topsdalfsjord CNor), Baltimore Fiorid-
ian. Pacific coast ports. Teti titaD. Genoa,
&c.
Passed down Marcus Hook I'd. 9:20 AN
str Southwestern Miller .Br). for New YORK; *
PM. yacht Ellen ii tin tow OF tug Rich
mond).
Passed out list. 80 PM. strs J + o'Neill.
Philadelphia for Port Arthur: II PM. ratria
(Fr), do for Marseilles. &c: 4:i0 PM. Philip
Publicker do for Vita.
fNorl. Philadelphia for Baltimore: 1880 AN.
Manchurian Prince fBrl. do for Santos. SC.
via New York.-Wind Sc. 10 miles: cloudy
and smoky: smooth sea.
PORTLAND. Me. Sept o-Arrived. str
Stephen r Jones. Norfolk
Outside. detained BY fog, I'd. strs Linden
Hail 6Br,, from Fowey: Herman rrasen.
: SAN FRANCISCO. cal. sept ARRIVED. str
Blue Triangle, New York. Boston and Phila-
Arrived I'd. strs Yankee Arrow. Sabine
Hauraki, Newcastle; kinderdyk Uutch,.
Cleared ist. str Santa Rosa. New York.
Sailed ist. str Portsaid Maru Jap). United
Kingdom.
Sailed Cd. strs Niels Nielsen (Nor). Dublin
Huntsman (Br). Liverpool.
SEATTLE. Wash. Sept 1-Arrived. strs
Pomona. Vancouver: Lena Luckenbach,
Portland.
Arrived I'd, motor ship Tongking dam
San Francisco: etrs Yokohama Maru (Jap)
Tacoma; Tiger, do.
Sailed LIST. strs Maksweli. Astoria: Plei-
AIDES Port Angeles: Centurion tBr). San
Francisco.
Sailed I'd. strs President Jackson. Yoko-
hama: Regulus (Nor). Portland; Makena.
Honolulu
SAN PEDRO, Cal Sept ARRIVED. str
Panama Maru (Japl New Orleans.
Sailed LIST. str Atlantic Sun. Atlantic ports.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Sept 2-Sailed. str West
Chataa, Algiers and Barcelona.
TACOMA, Wash Sent a-Sailed. strs
Mexican. San Francisco: Balboa (Nor). do.
TAMPA. Fla. Sept ARRIVED. strs Ocmul-
zee. New York: Rubicon (Hond). Cuba
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AMERICAN PORTS.
IRx NALL

KILKENNY, Ga. Aug 2i-Sailed. schr Gee
W Elzey. Jr. north of Hatteras.
MOBILE. Ala. Aug 26-Arrived. strs Os-
sabaw. New York Via Tampa; 2Ith. LON
bardia (Sw). Frceport.
NORFOLK. Va. Sept ARRIVED. tug Lib
erty towing . harges
Sailed LIST. AM. tugs Gettysburg. towing :
barges: Harold. towing barRes: Resolute.
towing barges PM. r NJ Waterman. tow
,ng . barges.
Sailed Aug 81. str Norfolk. Portland: schr
Ida s Dow Boston.
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\ rouNpRYMAN's CHANCE.

We own foundry and machine shop, now
,srirr goods for us, but wish 20 add other
,woris and want an experienced man who can
mana ge tho sales end and invest 5000 TO
Ak 600. a big future In assured the right
man. s 65 6IIerald.
ences who han Just returned from Coloni-
b,a, scuth America. hrs valuable concees3n
and Information. nosds very moderate fInan-
red young man Address 2i5b Herald. lIsr.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

pATENTs.-write for free Illustrated guide
hooks and RECORD ON INVENTION
BLANK. Send model or sketch and descrip-
ton OF your invention for our opinion Of II =
F,NCES. PROMPT ATTENTION; REASON
ABLE TERMS. VICTOR j.. EVANS 4 CO..
New York office, 1909 Woolwerth Building
Phone Barclay 8474. Main office s54 9th.
washington. p. @. ------.--
PATENTs--send for free booklet; highest
references. best results. promptness as
rured. WATSON Il. COLEMAN. Patent Law
yer, 624 r st., Washington, d. G.,
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
Attention

Attention.
Spanish War Veterans,
Get your pensions going now under nev js~s
rates. on all claim and law business write
me; no advance fees. FRANK N. T1TZgER-
ALp. lawyer. 7 N. Alabama It,. Ipdiapapciiss
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westchester.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

s1gT. 1870 E.--Large, three windows. and
smaller room: residence: owner: reasonable.
ST. NICHOLAS Av.. ss2.-very desirable
large front rooms newly decorated: run
ming water large bathroom: suitable for
couple or three or four young men; furnished
IN wanted.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

wANTED--Information OF Celia Egan, Delis
IIsgan and Annie Best, msids employed
by late Lucien II. Niles, Is f.. 18th ST.. 1914.
Communicate HAMILTON FREEMAN, at
torneys, lao Liberty a..
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FOR SALE-Misc elIaneous.

FOR sALE-Staadard make motor driven -
Inch rip saw. 16 inch crosscut saw; ex-
to cash buyer. For particulars write 2iIl
Herald, 2s0 B'way.
FOR SALE-Five horse power combination
saw rig, good new; bargain. write
2f70 Herald. ESQ B'way.
POPCORN machine, pops In butter. new
style: cheap. MILLER. 10 Greenwich
nth ST.. s05 E.-Deiicatessen store and
All Jewish books for tho next holiday for
sale. NJ. HERTZ.
sTErNwAY upright piano. excellent condi-
zion. reasonable. 223 II. 60th st.
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BOARD & LODGING WANTED

COUPLE. daughter 9. desires room. board,
or share apartment and expenses. or rent
small furnished apartment Cheap; refiend
Jewish home south OF West 1i6sh ri. pro-
fcrred. KING. 3o2 Central Park West.
BUSINESS lady, with daughter II. wants
board, priyntss pr,s ,s, fam,ly' VEL eoth -; state
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Capital Wanted.
COAL. MlNIE
SECURITY SALESMAN

WANTED. LIVE SECURITY SELLING
ORGANIZATION OR SALES MANAGER
COMPETENT TO ORGANIZE AND RUN
SALES FORCE FOR IMPORTANT Is
SUE OF SECURITIES FOR LARGE
CORPORATION. ADDRESS CITY BOX
S-1eg. ROOM 2i2. 208 BROADWAY.
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For Sale.
GEM1TlIElMAM's
COUNTRY PLACE

10 miles out. about II acres, high elevation,
16 room house. hardwood trim: cottage.
barn. outbuildings. large lawn. shade trees.
apple orchard, peach, pears, plunis. all kinds
small fruit. asparagus bed. artesian wen.
Can be seen by appointment Price 100000.
No agents. G 2194 Herald, Herald "a.
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MODERN SUBURBAN APARTMENTS.
Attractive, large. outside, corner rooms
all conveniences half hour TO 42d st. Via
subway or New York Central
q. Z rooms walk up. xii0-xf20
q. g. Z. 3 rooms. elevator. $100-&t60.
Lease. References. Sunday inspection.
YONKERS REALTY EXCHANGE
$50 South Broadway. Phone Yonkers $500.
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FULLY EQUIPPED.

FULLY EQUIPPED.
Four automatic embroid.
cry machines, like new; ex-
ceptional opportunity; other
business interests compel me
to Sacrifices; long lease II
wanted; terms. Y 2175 Her
aid, 29O Broadway.
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APARTMENTS-To Let.
observation-disclosures.

WEST BRONx-Five large beautiful rooms
first floor. two family house: porch, newly
decorated; $50: convenient subway and Il.
Christian adults. BINGHAM 430sR.
i7sTH. 2S4 E.-Flve rooms, all improve
ments: all front rooms. Apply Janitor
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Connecticut.

EXCELLENT board on farm. pleasantly
situated; milk, eggs, fruit and vegetables
Christians: circular: Si2-S15 Telephone
lS47-13. Mrs. l.. A. CHURCH. r. r. ID.
No. g. NOrwich Conn
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

FOR Rent-Rear extension OF old Colonial
residence. private driveway and side en-
trance: one-half acre land; gas. electricity.
steam heat. southern exposure: five rooms
and bath rent xI5: exceptional opportunity
for two bachelors. Answer Mrs. Ralston.
r. @. Box 622, Harrison N. y.
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Queens.
LIGHT outside room. steam heat, electric
light, telephone and bath. for gentleman
two blocks from subway: Broadway station,
Astoria, j.. l.: rent $500: breakfast IL de-
sired. G 221s Herald. Herald So.
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MANUFACTURER OF painters speciaities.
laundry, dyeing and cleaning products Of
fers for sale established business with ware
house and office in N. Y. city: splendid op-
portunity for some one with $4,000 capital
to take over this business; bank and trade
references furnished. For particulars ad-
dress 666 Herald, $50 B.way.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03

Brooklyn.
ONHURST.-Furnishei rooms, 1o0-$30
monthly: unfurnished. $i5-&20: steam heat
electric lights. gas, for housekeeping. 30
minutes from Times So. free bathing; open
all year. FORT LOwERy HOTEL, 18th
av.. corner Cropsey av.
BEDFORD SECTION-Large front rooms, at
tractvely furnished. with or without kitch-
enette: near subway. Phone Prospect 6249R.
CLINTON Av.--Hgh class large and small
rooms. every modern Improvement and ele-
gance: in private home; seen by appoint
inent. 1910 Prospect
CONvALESCENT home for invalids and ell
DERBY people: night and day nurses; porchcs
and grounds. Telephone 1897 Wildwood.
LINCOLN PLACE, 135 between 9th and 7th
avs.) High class furnished rooms, all ac-
conmodations: quiet neighborhood: subway (:
10 minutes from Wall st. reference.
nth. 2055 (Brooklyn) Suitable for couple !;
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Evening journal., 1922-12-04
BISHOP OFFICIATES
AT THE CATHEDRAL

With purple-dr affairs the sea
son of Advent was ushsred in ysstsr-
day in the Catholic churches
throughout the city. This marks the
beginning of the seolenasticsl year
In the Roman Catholic ritual. As
Lent marks a season OF preparedness
for Easter so Advent is q time with
Catholics OF preparation for Christ
mas.
Priests at mass yesterday and
every Sunday until Christmas will
wear purple vestments. the color OF
repentance in the Catholic Church. o.
Next Friday will be the Feast OF
the immaculate Conception, a holy
day OF obligation on which all Cath
olics are bound TO attend mass. The
feast falling on Friday this year.
Catholics will be permitted TO eat
meat, a dispensstlon from the meat
feast allowed only when major fessts
fall on Friday.
Forty hours devotion began in the
Cathedral yesterday, the Ri. Rev.
John J. Monaghan oficisting at the
IL O'Clock mass. The preacher to-
night and tomorrow night will be
the Rev. Edward Canfsld. OF the
Society OF Missions.
Evening journal., 1922-12-04
ROSEBUD SOCIAL.

The Rosebud Club met at the
home OF Miss Gertrude Hasson, on
Tuesday evening. The meeting
opened with singing yield Not to
Temptation" after which the presi-
dent called the roll. Thirty mem
bers we're present Five members
are 20 be initiated at the next
meeting. During the evening this
president. Sarah Miller. was pre-
scented with gavel, a gift from the
vice. president, Hannah r. Taggart.
After the business OF the club was
over they closed with the singing,
Abide With Me-" after which
games. singing and recitation by
Katie Davis. entitled THE Country
Maid" were enjoyed. A turkey sup
per was served at the close OF the
evening. Each member was pre-
scented with a souvenir with IN col
ors OF the club. pink and green.
With the rosebud.
The next meeting will be held at
the home OF Miss Mary Hanson.
Third street and Delamorei Place. on
wednesday evening. December Is.
There will be a measuring party at
the home of Hannah f. Taggart.
2315 Tatnail street. on next we'd
nesday evening