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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07
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"ANGEl" BUYS VILLAGE
Swedish Red Cross Nurse Seeks
to RehabiIitate War Wrecks.
Aristccra:ic Gtrs Gathers German Ees-
usees From Wastes of Sips-Ia--4ss
Already Repstristca Thou saras
Of War Prisoners.

Stotbholm.--.s refuge ct res 5rsd
physical rehabilitation where the 5g-
,aan Rr,s.as n ti,%SsH way isr7Sss.4se,-s
from ls'l,ssia ana >sl'eri2t nsay bag treat
ed and salssg,-i i> !~-i;as Fsars.fas,ssi
by Miss k5sss Braudstraga, Ass9wG
Throughout reistral Eur,g@s and Rgss.:.
as 'ri3e a1sei ug ~i59t,ytis" "
Miss Er.snjsa r,7J is negotiating for
village i'm s"sl5i,.ssi Germany Hhsc2a
she proposes t9 tam into 3 haassp
reclamation sa5stts far the drresicss
that oss,Ne ssarsf@'i rsrou2ly gya4ier Hin
denbarg atssl ,stlsrr Tvagisaslss military
headers asaissst ilss. ssu4stszrs a7azs were
captured amt segR te sltssrsaa eonee1s
tla,ioE cat.ps
They rt.sla 4t,I In Siberia isil iaas
SITTER tie wusti war Ras over, aL9
there are s.,E ih5Gssgnas 81 sBela left.
free 80 ra,prn aqasse IL they cazid
But they havy agyiSter sAe creams nar
the physical >a-aStf To S!n $50
Miss RrBnasIFasn is u ygszag swexa-
ish Red Cra~s E:!rsss. sise 90 g.,iiie- u
the late Gen. Et5wari Erass5str0as1. for
many t%arr : ,yllsA m{ulslet to KRs-
s!a uud~r shr -;sss. 49, :. ss4f,sssag,t&- Leaving
her comfortable spsne In sssuckAotra
amd sh" srs.esfgRs,c spsSal SeG In
which she Aa8 hesu hroasass ~. slle
he'd small He'd ,'ragss exs~SE5;issss inro
western Si!sFA sfaI has Suoce,.3es3
In .Fpa'Tlasltr ssge8lN&tsfs t-f tiegu.$h
ag5 Austrian aGr priss.aers.
nug she as,uEl that istsa t74e ftyrs,~g
soldiers r,g.,. f-g their hvsHes tisas
w.rr uuab5, tt assgFsp sl1.-sf fprE1scr
rlsces in s,f3rly. T}aey Nps~ vir.sS.s :
so sisv eae ,usjes3e1s considerable
sHila and holvS IA s,isrss4.4~ So s!'lase
and have IL N#ag Ier occupancy ,I,is
sstniHn
As 10 tt,c a.r pfEsn@ers ~gtH wsa,
serins sl,co' Russia. ana siberia
nlagy ~ lhr2g fscssss NtIl ssc faatsd,
and aone ~ 'heaa viii @yev b~ able
10 set hark 4s'3os,t sssts5,5t Asj Miss
tscalsttssss,ag ,..=.=-ss==.=sst> te csss.saue
rounding up 'is-4@ waits snsl arsassas
them so her larsa IL rxsss
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07

In sn upper Window ~ one ot the
weii-tcdc houses Of Cologne. Germany.
10 an astonishing memorial, n pair of
horses heads. facing the street.
They were carved hundreds Of years
ago and were placed there Ia com.
.f,s,nysa.e enc Of the auaIntes, events
10 all history. W w sgeiegl R.ah'e Of
the city.
The story runs that hts wife died.
and while he was mourning a, the
dea,hhed. his stable ,nsn ran 10 him
and told him that his ~ife's horses had
disappeared When hr went dawn IL
ll,eir stalls he saw that they we're
gassa, Ap. a.gcp be turned hack TO tn.
hnus' hs sa~ them esasssias fyem The
death chamber and Concluded tia;
they were bringing his wife's soul III
heaven. The horses were never found
again. and this strange memorial WAS
sci up here in their honor.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07
INSECTS Use q RADIO


Harrisburg, Pa--Ths troublssossss
cockroach e q radio ''fan" and oan.
munIcates BY wireless with his broth
err and sisters.
Howard Zimmerman OF Harrisburg.
sergeant major Of the F1fty-third Ia
fantry brigade headquarters com
pany. Pennsyivania National Guard.
believes and seeks to prove It through
experiments, the results Of which
were made public here.
The experiments Sergeant thinner
man said, have been under way here
for a gear AZ the results Of an inyes-
tigation begun In 4 bugInfested bar
racks IN Luxeinberg. under the direc-
tion Of Captain Armstrong Of the Fifth
division signal corps with which
Sergeant Zimmerman was serving
shortly after the armistice.
AT that time We were having night
school and were working on the short
est possible wave length. getting as
low rs 0ne-foarth cf q meter" the
sergeant explained Radio set. ..es'.
located three feet apart On Z glass
topped table.
"One night everything was working
perfectly when suddenly our tubes be
gan 10 act queeriy. BY the pickering
Light of the candle we finally iocated
Mr.. Cockroach' sitting In the space
between the receiving and transmit
ting apparatus We removed him and.
10 our surprise. the apparatus became
normal. This led uK to believe hs was
capable Of making electric power"
The sergeant declared one insect
radios 10 another, and this belief. he
said. Is supported by his experiments
Il have found In my experimental
work" be asserted, that coekroach
has wave length Of between one-half
Inch and one inch. with \ very low
frequency"
TIE tumble bug and moth are also
endowed VIII radio power, he added,
while beetles shoG "niy slight eyI-
dence Of possessing wireless habits
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07

~ e ~
49, After i lapse Of nserlv fesl
years sisce tho gfsat var ondet
thsro Are stilb heavy diacAargei
sf partisan hot ar In Congresi
over the qusstion Of pyssscutis1
the war rsbbess and graftsrs
oil Of which II vented for purely
political consumption. Thai
millions and hundreds Of millions
Of dollars wers stolen from tht
government during the war es
aryone knows; that penay Of Il
will ever be recovered and The
raacals sent to prison at shii
late day will prove . futile ex
psctation 70 any who are foolish
enough to still entertain it. The
men involved In these stealingl
begin way MP in the highes,
financial and industrial circles
and include Republicans ~ well
Democrats. The loot has long
since been turned into avenues
OF escape that preclude the pro
liability. II not possibility, OF
tracing ii. That is Why the po'
iiticians in Congress and the
Department OF Justice have new.
Or gone further than splitting In
their hands and making the mo
items in shsir pretended effort to
itft the cover of the war steal
ings scandal, knowing full well
that il would slop over At once,
spattering indiscriminasely over
frisnd ~ we'll ~ foe. Therefore
We do not believe it ever will be
lifted. Bot while the people bid
the looted money eternal fare
well. they can At least have the
salts faction of getting back Al.
the Political party that held the
door open 70 shs plunderers and
invited them 70 il. That is q
responsibility the Democrats
can neither shift or eyada. II
springs up afresh with each new
mention Of the burdensom wal
taxes that oppress Us that the
party in conduct Of the sar dis
loyalty betrayed the trust .oi
guardianship over the war funds,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07

Senator Reed il dsvoting
much OF bis time TO criticism of
shs wartime conduct Of Nr.
Herbert Hoover, which II alI
right, for We don't love Hoover
nons ourself asd think his ap.
pointmsnt ~ Secretary Of Com.
msrce BY President Harding q
big mistake. Senator Reed II
'streasing Hoover with the idea
,of rounding up the Democratic
farmer vote for himself At the
August primary, repeating his
: old charge that Hsover's fixed
: price ON wheat during the war
robbed the American farmer OF
several billion dollars to allow
England TO get cheap wheat and
eat nice white bread. while we,
who raised the wheat. ate bran
and shorts. All OF which our
readers will recall quite clearly.
But in this we have the Senator
indictinR- inadvertently we will
say-the late Democratic ad.
ministration as we'll as Hoover
himself, since the latter was act
ing wholly upon the authority of
the war powers conferred upon
President Wilson by the Con.
gress controlled by the Demo.
Gratis. II seems to us. that
while Senator Reed loves former
President Wilson none too well,
be is subtly undertaking to make
the Republican party bear the
odium Of Hoover's war time con.
duet. II the American farmer
in particular ard the American
people 10 general have suffered
from that conduct, they have all
The reason OF detesting the Demo
cratic party that they would
have OF detestjng Hoover. They
are both das bed with the same
stick, and the one as black as
the other.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07

Woodrow Wilson, or s..asole
in his name, has undertaken Ia
run the Democratic party in
Missouri this year. Talk OF
party bosses. Why. old Mark
Hanna w.Sa's IN It beside Wood,
vs,u.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07

The Denocrats pretend Ia sec
in the Indiana and Pennsylvania
primary elections signs Of great
Republican dissatisfaction with
the Harding administrasion and
the present Republican Con
gross. bat when the facts In con
nectiou with these primaries ar'
examined they diselose the asser
tloa based upon the Democratic
view 10 be simply lying rropa
RAnda. BESIDES Indiana and
Pennsylvania, primary elections
have been held in Illinois. South
Dakota and Oregon, states REP
renting wide area Of the coun'
try In their reelection Of Repub
lican sentiment ~ 10 that party's
approval or disapproval OF Presi
aeat Harding's policies and ths
work Of the present Congress.
Out OF g. Republicans from
these fiya states who are men.
+, >rs OF the House OF Represen.
s..;, >ea and asked for renouina
tion s. received il, The q who
we're not renominated we're In
all prob.biu, Y victims Of political
accident merel,~. That ts out of
o. were rsnomi.a tea' 10 certainly
indicative Of . sitsa tioA decided
~ the contrary Of .ha >wh' On eur
Democratic friends p, essn>' "
see. 1t may be remar tsd ~
passing that the Democrat y Arc
peculiarly silent ON the shoM ing
their party 10 making at h H
primaries this year, ~ well they
may, since Il 10 shown that they
IRE far behiod their primary vote
pf former ysars. All the Demo.
Gratis who left their. party two
vsars aeo are net yst rshabtli.
|tA>sd II their old political fsith
lppassntlS. aad seen - - IN
- pssllsslss hsfrx y - beck.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07

The Sherman antitrust trus,
law Is now considered 80 elasti
fed that it permits the forma
tion of good" coin bines. So ali
The big interests eager TO mono
poIize trade are putting on their
halos aud forming com bines.
The OIL and Steel trusts are con
sidered 80 good and harmless
that they have the entire trade
In their respective lines prarti
ca,,y xswed up for themselves
aud com petition has disappeared
II you should have any doubts
as 10 how good" they are be
having, just watch the soaring
price OF gasoline and oil. 1t does
not matter mach which party is
ia power, the Morgans Aad
Rockefciisrs get what they want.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07
Fun SENS % IC0I|Il


Pert xngeses. VISA A-The RnE1nr ~
Hea1 hexc 10 - tke osx%-
The snrnsi Mfgxsisea 10 - ns<k-
vnsd Aas AeEx1 M Ne rangRs1
sooo vfa srpear - tAw csaG1z VI
WsahtnSfae ard Hkfxt2h CseubEa,
Leading she wsy to sAe sner
rsndexrczs &C sAe frfAgzs1 61an1A sa
tEs middle az B<xfAr So
An vSsssr lsCx tAe seAls AGve he<n
sczsfsres. throagA xhe xS1eA Rsr.ar.
but ~ spring ssrsusekses a. nssing
iExtfnex Turns their haaSss ~ ~ E1xeh
and they fn0~erx< sa111d ~ ChlSfas-
MIN cCsss and she1 fsilDw tAefx Em<-
woEn Sroox@ along fike western eszsss
~ the Emitted States Rxsxlsh CMsAns-
bix and ALASKA TIE nfsesfaaAex - snxsr
rsCss beirx the deep - GzAfng Asaks.
where xucrziens mtDaa. Aals1AG Aasf
eeher hxh keep tbsn sDe4k m INT
Fe~- II any. sGher anknais are -
carefully Sangersd and nsssI W.
rssie sam, and ezrepe far sse1 fa~-
tersnx the fur sesl prsAahiy nss wsasA
be N extinct aniMnl wfah tAe ~
eepstoc os q small csisay tAax ~sns~
merx ca the Cs9namser fsisaka ~
the coast os KAmeAnfka. aIhMAz- fhs.
herd which psapasat0 - ~ Pr
tEIcfs In the suiy Cur aeal haea kn.ssn
to s,e IN exisaeane.
wAss Ahaska vas pnrxAas11 srssn
RussAs. he seAls - The FS1lkif 10
lansas nsnsbez~d.. Arusns1nne ~ SssAnas
olkctai esetmateA lsso &ve - - ~
hoo aniznss& hux dsa In fMSn1e~x n.y..
sfafscnx By sealefS Af nlnny DAfksass
tAe k<fds werN deeimnted aDs~aSsS.
TIE United sszfes Cosesnmasa y@sr
after year. eAfSRAvsred n n9rs<faf~
treaties for the prctsce1Aa ef tA~ sexlx
and In 1sDl Mea1axs ~ MuwHn~ wax
Obtained b treaty stfA Grsas Eyst-
a1n Which pfaesteslly el1mt1asaa Gxas.
dian seai~rx
The nsAsksvre IT the heras swn8fs~
red. huwevee. Nunssaus arA.~sssS
Aytnx tine Ispanese nas aaasaity
ressed rich harvsak. anA tAs~ JsfA-
aDese eo~~rnn@nf sesaAlAMely s~fnMrI
10 tsserfere With II Gnempe1ns. rtaat.
b. Ia i11i. xhsa ~ heFds ~ uas~-
ssralnsd pssaxte seallAg bad hs~a rss-
6nced h appruxinafely S5Aeos asa-
nsais sh~ effects af IN rntte1 xe1s~~
ssr~ rw~srsssd snd n r~aiy ssseak
scss nAsfsas---knsafa. Gs~ai Drtsxtn.
japan and sh~ rmissA asases ws~
negotiated. u eucetk1e - fss~@ ssar
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07
Strange that this country
prsspered so long aud well free
and independents. Let US stick
George Washington's aud not
George Va idea Of IL.
Moss Ruins Wool.

- Eensralia. Wash.---SheeP rame In
s.w ssaearing from sheds on the ranges
AT IApcss;o creek with iuxuraans
rswth cf m0Sa IN their hacks, Dur
tAx the winter the decks wcre per
,atsed the liberty cf feediAS n the
ot. y eosnuy. The ~oc' became
An. -hsl b the mfsiy rains and, mixed
w,,h NE snu Of The feeding pens.
s,,,n,,d We sasis for the sorusfios Of
the poss Accvsdtag ia local buyers
the .hecp. ~ asects<. csnnst -
shsarvd A. The eeecss ass ~ darssfed
ss nj 10 - w.siA ~ sapsess' ns
vusl w,i te salswsts r ~ ~ shed
= = snssss 1n11nDsA p
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07

The main trouble with Europe
is they'd rather fight than work
over there, And mixin' in. as .
lot of people insist we should be
doing. how long would 1t be
before We got that way, tooy No
time AZ sii. The fight habit is ss
contagious IA msssts, and just
makes one itch for q scrap.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07

Much OF the war graft was
made legal by the late Demo.
cratic administration. The cost.
plus scheme va. the iimn tina,
opened the door 10 xxeal plum.
der. The taxpayers will be bled
for many year to make MP the
shs!.ngs under that leKalised
mNthsd.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07
Plans to Dive Tor Lost
Treasure O! Buccaneers s

Cape May. \ J.~--Jay b. Me
cay ef Cape May, \. J., Is ersan-
tsihg u syndicate To try 70 ~
cover the dosibtss<ss and rissces-
efetxhs which fSgm<sd the carsu
Il the Spanish vcssei Nathan
sssa. sunk OF Turtle CNs lai~s
csatsry asa sisnned By rirsses
and ea rvals fs~sa the Spanish
nssn ts ks~ issS 70 Sisscse u
~ leas. sAs skie sss strissa hy
q gale % tks sheals - the inlet
slssas ssSsa uAiles ssssA ~ oAss
Mag.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07
Rs.sse. M,a.a. l.as.-. Sea-,

farEss iss roxsxsss fex ffs~ss War
tssg. feFsasrss Msnnse fisak ef New
Ns.sS. hss a-t.srsvs.s sAas Is sssszss-ssss sssss..
~ Z ssssss sssSSesszsa es~ersssaa tor
easnAaasss. Her sysslgas Aas he~n tsit,
sas ftss zoe azss sessn years, aatu re-
cefssky sh* has ss~a o@reis abi~ %
distinguish heI~een dsy ant s.<s1
Tas osesrsti.a Was e~rsasrssed AZ the
Ansertssp hssplsai here
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07

Mr.. Oonpers sears up and
paws the air at every wage cut
affecting his pct labor orRanira.
uons, but ne never says . word
In protest of wage boostii & for
thsaa organization and the re-
sultart high cost OF living to US
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07

Importers of cheap labor made
foreign goods make profits run
ming from 900 10 8, 400 per cent
when they sell them 10 us, and
they are the guys who are max
ing the big heller against the
new tariff bill and American
valuation on i'm ports,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07

IL tho people are really sweep
ing back TO the Democratic
party, they must enjoy being
mistreated and plundered.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07
nEW aE York; IT'S n THE MPs
Ssssss esasaat. Sea4tso rasssram. IN.
sasts ea 4 anA IAsa
preses It.

ssesesa. Sgttzeriaaa--A es9 1e
Aaasssss in a tsasEran VI NF~ uss Ii
Al . hs@nrh se.egrsrh e1se~ ~ kss
wsfs IN New ferS xna phae~sl ! Aaale
en sbs ssarssc sar pasmenk.
THE s4Ss& asked uAakAes ~ vire
~. really Hsesnt 10 ~ asaf y k~m
Ysxx and praeessaeA sA mnk& tn esl.ss-
lA,ioa wbss the ssanparsiissay AnsSs
sam required wss aGnesaese - ths
psasaat Ae prossscsa lse6lx - lae
siseea that Nsv YssA - = Sstnner-
hnA
70 n was fssnA - - - \ 1pak
ssax saa pssisn1 saneeA dGuA !
large saeaess ssaanns - 1lness1e tbax
shsse b Nsw Yssk II nsll1a ~
an Alpine kszs,et q ~ sha11nss
Ass tar from LnemnA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07
PULLS TOOTH TO FOOT FLUTE
Scheo.bsy SAssshess csceksd ineiser
70 Further Lies Ambition to
Become Q Musician.

PHILADELPHIA real martyr TO mu.
sic has been brought 10 light by Miss
winne.ts l., Stacks. superintendent Of
the Methodist En.sss,pal ptaccness
hSms hers Miss Stacks In describing
her efforts 70 iaiaaie music classes in
settieucnt work. told of oac ss..k,i hsy
who confided that his iife's ambition
was to play the flute The teacher
struggled In vain 10 teach. bat his lips
would sos pncker right.
Joe. ] guesa yea wiii asysE leSsn
to blow q hufe because uf the way
that front tooth has grown Il ID in
the way." ahe said fnsily.
A rev days later the lads mother
returned hen,e TO and her soas FACE
bloody. hat shininx with triumph He
lIAa borrowed pliers and bad pslied
the tooth.
.And Il the trst rsr4tnj q the ~
dents VI the clasS- MN aEaeAs 60.
Guided. ~he blew notes ea IL oueas
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07
N~w7x~--..~wA
School Be,s Baiid Read Cheap.

Knoxville. Tenn La itlaansne high
ways costing thousands at dcliars per
hspS road builders ccaid ge, few
pointers sfa@ Moare ss,dnty csairal
high school boys Of Maaisanville,
who built l.sa ttvy Of ,naeadaw,ise<i
read sronnd the >'1hea building al a
cost Of uos aurc thsa Siss, 90 the tssarss
II education The hays did the eeeS
under the super, isien ef their ari,tct-
pal. Prof.. Teai MyMarsay.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07

In lis arguments against the
tariff bill, tho Globe Democrat,
shows little Independence" II,
is quite Democratic on thai
.ouestion.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07

They're Of In the elimination
TAce now.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-06-07

4 yss dss'i sahs ~ JsusaI
~ ~ - -. y0A sasI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-20
Today's Events

Rt Rev Frederick Els. Catholic
bishop Of Marquette, today enters upon
his S0th year
Good Roads Day will be observed
today with exercises in all the public
schools OF Alabama.
Foundation Day will be celebrated
at Indiana University today In com
memorat on Of the institutions l02nd
anniversary
Spokane swimmers are TO compete
with the swimmers in Honolulu in a
radio winning meet today. Results
VIII be exchanged by wireless.
Governor MeCray Of Indiana is sehe'
duled to address banquet of the Hi
noIs Bankers Association Executive
Council in Chicago tonight.
Alumni ana students of the Univer
rity Of Southern California are to give
a banquet in Los Angeles tonight in
honor OF Dr. Rufus b. Won Kloinsmid
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The Woman OF Po.ss.

once rarity IS now % Dee observed
and admitted upon every hand. In.
deed no other woman can flourish
long in I've midst Of this modern.
complicated lie IN the home. in
business, in social life, the woman
Who is serene and confident wins.
VIII lie the nervous. 1ustercd ndlyldu.
Al wastes her talents and gets no.
where OF COURSE. poisc Is depend.
cnt mainly upon sound health and
steaty nerves. II you feel that YOU
are being kept back in this way. why
not turn to t1at great woman's rem
ody Lydia + Piukhams Vegetable
Compound, which was manufactured
rom a thorough understanding of
the nervous system of womeu?-
yertisemcut
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roday,s Anniversar.se.

1890 John Howard famous philan.
thropis. and prison reiormnr
died at Cherson on the Black
Sea Born IN London. Sept. 3,
i74i.
lSl5-Jos!ah " Dcsoic governor Of
Michigan. bo,H at Grovoland y
y. Died at Flint Mich June
Q. 1895
1887 Michgaus frs. locomotive. the
Adrian" arrived from phila.
de- pima
1858 Final uppressioa of the Indian
Mutiny
william VI E,agts was chosen
United States senator from New
York
l5J2-The funeral @, the Duke of Clar-
cnce took place 70 Windsor
ls9, Charles v. Fairbanks was cleo.
ted United states senator from
Indiana
1902 aubrey Dc We're. celebrated
poet and critic. died in Liner
lex ireland Born there. Jan
10. 1914
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CASCARETS To-
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Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver

The incest cathartic.laxatiye in the
world to physic your liver and bowels
when you have Dizzy Headaches,
Colds. Biliousness, Indigestion, or Up.
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carets." One or two tonight will emp.
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president OF the university. and Dr.
George r.. Boyard president emeritus
4 campaign t. draw Ia tern bust
nes3 men and cap tai to Illinois is to
he launtel At d conference w Chicago
today Of officials representing the
chambers OF commerce throughout the
State
Witnesses from Canada. England
and Scotland haze been summoned
TO Sd Lake city for the TRIAL sche.
duleI 10 begin today Of the three men
charged with using the mails to de.
fraud IN obtaining members ard con
teiTmg degrees in the American Ma
sonic Federation
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An eminent author "

defnos Life Insurance rs "the instim
ton that has educated more children
KEEP, moro families together, and
dore more to iuculcate sobrlety and
THRIFT tan all other schemes of phi
uutMopy combined We are yours
TO serve. National Life ms. Co.. of
VT tMuual) Earle s. Knsley
General Assent, Mead Bgldmg Ru.
Lanai Nt--Adlattisument,
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NOTICE

The selectmen Of the town Of
SALISBURY will soon appoint men to
care for snow roads during the pres.
ent winter and hereby give notice
that no bills for such work VIII De
paid other than to men 50 appoint.
ed
George II. Robinson.
William II, Davis,
4, i. Tinkham,
Selectmen for the town Of Shafts.
bury.
SALISBURY W., Jan 10, 1922,
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Mr.. Edsel B. Ford, President of the Ford
Motor Co., makes the following announce
nent:
I'VE are making another reduction
in the price of Ford cars and the
Ford truck, effective today. The new
prices are the lowest at which Ford
cars and trucks have ever been sold
List prices, f. o. b. Detroit, are now
as follows:
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ty your bowels completely by morn.
ing, and You will feel splendid. They
work while you sleep" Cascarets
never stir you up or grippe like Salts,
Pills, Calomel, or Oil and they cost
I.t. l.l cents IA box Chi dren love
Cascarets Advertisement
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11
Linen Towels
Special at soc and
75c Each

Two of the best lots Of
all-linen towels we have had
in years are now offered at
soc and 75c each.
The towels at soc are Of
full-bleached Scotch hucka-
back, in a soft finish and
with hemmed ends, size l7X
"a inches, an unusually
generous size considering
the price and quality.
The towels at 75c are of
an extra good quality of
huckaback, with a neat
damask border and carefully
hemstitched, size 2OX 35
inches.
If you need any towels of
either kind, you will find it
very hard to equal these.
........ lFirst Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11
WANAMAKER'S
Store Opens at 8
Readu Tomorrow With the Expected Extraordina,
Novelty Wraps and Goats
in the Sale of FurS

lightful sapphire lining,
$487.
A third example of this
same fur has a kolinsky
collar, bell sleeves and an
odd girdle, 1862.
A Hudson seal (dyed
muskrat) with a collar of
natural black muskrat
and a rose and brown lin
ing, price $500.
A black caracul coat has
a gray squirrel collar and
an old blue lining, price
$487.
These are just by way
of example of the charm
ing things one can buy for
25 per cent less than regu-
lar prices.
EInarN