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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-15

fcndants. Robert Norris and John I:
Norris endorsed III the order named
by writing their names across the
back thereof, they being the payees
named therein, and which said note
the defendant. B. c. Matthews, also
endorsed Is the last cndorSer oy
writing his name across the back
thereof below the signatures of the
other said two eadorsers. namely the
said Robert Norris and John I. Nor
ris.
That on Juae 10th, 1913, the said
Plaintiff, Bank of Pomaria, for va.
luc received. assigned, transferred
and set over ito the said B. c. Mat
thews, under his name of Bud {.
Matthews, the said Judgment includ-
ing said costs; and that said B. G..
Matthews is now the owner and hold
er thereof; that no part of said judg-
mcnt has been paid by the said W.
c. Norris, Robert Norris, and John
7. Norris, or either of chem.
And whereas, it is desired to have
sid judgment revived as to and
against the defendants, W. c. Nor
rs, Robert Norris and John T. Nor
lis, in accordance with Section 34S
of Volume 2 of the 1912 Code Of
Laws of said state Of South Carolina.
Now therefore you the said w. c.
Norris, Rober' -'orris, and John 7.
Norris, are heie>,, summoned and re-
CURED to appear at the regular term
of the Court of Common Pleas for
said county and state, TO be holden
at the usual place of judicature in
the town Of Ncwberry, in said coun-
ty and state, on the eleventh day OF
December, 1922, at ten O'Clock a. M,
and then and there show cause, if
any you or either Of you may have,
O. can, why said judgment should
not be revived against you according
to law in favor or for the benefit Of
said 3. C. Matthews; and if you fail
to show such cause, the said 3. c.
Matthews viii then and there, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard, move the court for decree
reviving said judgment.
F. L. BYNUM,
Attorney for B. G.. Matthews, owner
of said Judgment.
Dated Sept. 4th, 1922.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-15
CAROLiNA;S ILLITERACY is
SHARPLY CUT IN TEN YEARS
New 1871 Per Cent, But State Still
Next to Bottom; pickens First in
Rank OF Least Illitcrscy

Columbia, Sept. 1.-THE follow
ing announcement was issued today:
1ne Stac2 Department of Educa-
ton. assisted o.. the iiliteracy conf
mission, has made a vigorous fight
against TIE il.iteracy which exists in
our state and now that The census
figures fC: 1920 have been published
it IS a mater Of just pride that South
Carolina leads the Union in reducing
her percentage from 25.7 per cent in
1910 20 I6.1 per cent in 1920. IN
rank among the states, South Caro-
lina still maintains the next 70 bot
tom place, ranking below every state
save louisiana. II white ;l!itcracy
the state has climbed from third
place from the bottom in 1910. to
sixth place N 1920, now ranking
above New Mexico, Louisiana, North
Carolina, Tennessee and kcnt0cHy.
In negro ii!iJeracy, the state ties With
Mississippi; for third place, maintain
ing the same position Of 1910. While
this record testifes TO the work which
the public schools and the schools Cor
adults have been doing. there Is ye.
much work to be done before We can
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-15
MANY NEW MEMBERS
ENTER LEGISLATURE
Strong Men Heretofore Strangers 20
Politics Arc Nominated in Sew
eral Counties
Compiled for The State by J. W..
son Gibbes.)

Compiled for The State by J. W..
son Gibbes.)
The next general assembly OF
South Carolina viii be Overwhelming
ly anti-Blease.
Out of l22 members that have been
elected to the house in two primaries
there are As lawyers and i farmers
Merchants come next with seven.
There are three editor-publ;shors,
two each statesmen, locomotive eng
ineers, physicians, bankers, insur-
ance men, dentists and capitalists.
while the bottlers, labor officials,
lumbermen, saw millers. fe!3 engin-
eers, real estate men, railway conduc
tors and street railway conductors
are represented by one each. Three
of the farmers also deal IN real es-
tate and one Of them is a Baptist
minister.
Only 20 of the members who serv-
ed in the house during the last two
years are reelected and II who were
in the house in previous years have
been returned. There will according
ly be 81 or 80 new representatives,
dependent upon whether NJ. Gerald
of Richland wins in the third prima-
ry-by far the largest number Of
new men for a South Carolina house
IN many years.
Third PRIMARIES will be>necessary
in two counties, Lee and Richland,
for members of the house, while all
of the % senators have been elect
ed.
In the senate, too, the lawyers out
number the farmers, 19 to Is. There
are three bankers, two merchants,
two physicians, one wholesaler, one
editor and one insurance agent.
The senate will be an experienced
BODY, being composed OF % Ola SEN
ators, six strong men coming over
from the house and only FIVE men,
bers without serving in either branch.
Under the reapportionmen5 act of
1922 (based on the population Of the
counties as shown by the United
States census of 1920 Bamberg and
Marlboro lose one representative,
while Florence and Richland gain
one.
Following is list Of the members
of the two houses:
Aboeville county: j. Howard Moore
senator, reelected; r. II. McAdans
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AID W. ". Wallace, members Of tht
house,
Aiken county: John f. Williams
senator. holdover; G. -. Toole, TIL
man Holley and 3. X. Keenan,, mem
os:s Of house.
Allendale county: J. Henry John
son, senator; r. 3. Cunningham
member of house.
Anderson county: Rufus Fant, il.
senator; Olin D. Johnston, Darwin L
Red, r. J. Ramer, 7. ?. Dickson, "
r. Hairs and Z. c. Lewis.
Bamberg county: James 8. Black
senator, holdover; J. Carl kearse
member OF house
Barowell county: A. NJ. Kennedy
senator. holdover; Edgar y. Brown
and G. l.. Wessinger, members Of the
house.
Beaufort county: NielS Christen.
sen. senator, holiover; J. r. Bellamy
and T. S. Hayward, members of the
house.
Berkeley county: J. A. Harvey
senator: NJ. +. Winter and c. I. Silu-
Ter leading for house.
Calhoun county: John G.. Stabler,
senator, hoidover; j. B. Prickett
member Of house.
Charleston county: A. W. Todd,
senator; Marion Whalcy, Thomas S.
McMil!an, A. r. Marshall, ". T Har-
per, Vi. J. Noorer, P. H. Kennedy, J.
Swinton Whaley and Lloyd Ellison,
members Of house.
Checokee county: 7. B. Butler,
senator; 7. k. Vassy and T. w. Kir-
by, members of house.
Chester county: David Hamilton,
senator; j. Lyles Glenn, Jr., and A.
g. Westbrook, members of house.
Chesterfield county: J. 4. Spruil,
senator; Dr.. ". J. Perry and A. F.
Funder5urk leading for house.
Clarendon county: j. H. Scarbor-
ougha, senator; jeff Davis, T. H.
Stokes and H. H. Medlin, members of
house.
Colleton county: James Graham
Padgett, senator; D. L. Smith and v.
". Snoak, members of house.
Darlington county: S. J. Jefford. j,
senator; J. c. Wilcox, R. R. Oates,
and F. c. Huff, members of house.
Dillon county: R. S. Rogers, sena-
tor; I W Berry and John W Mckay
members of house.
Dorchester county: Herbert H.
Gross, senator, holdover; W. Herman
Pearcy, member Of house.
Edgefeld county: NJ. P. Wells, sen
ator, holdover; H. H. Sanders and j.
o. Sheppard, members Of house.
Fairfield county: Glenn ". Rags
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-15
CITATION OF LETTERS OF AD-
MiN{STRATION

The State of South Carolina, county
of Newberry, by ". f. Ewart,
Probate Judge.
Whereas. Tom Wilson and Carrie
Robinson hath made suit to me to
grant them Letters of Administration
of the estate and effects Of Levinla
Bi"+on.
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonsn all and singular the KIM
dred and creditors of the said Levi
MIA Burton, deceased, that they be
and. appear before me, in the court
of probate. to ne held at Newberry,
S. c.. On Saturday, Oct. 1th, next,
after publication hereof, at IL
O'Clock in the forenoon t" show az"
if any they have, why the said ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand tn la5n
d~- Of September, Ammo Domlnl
1922.
w. F. EWART,
P. J. n. c.
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dale. senator, holdovcr; a. Nc. Faw
cette and J. ". Hanahan, member:
of house.
Florence county: Ashton II. WI
liams, senator; ". J. Eavcll, S1m "
Young, W. T. Holland and ". c
Langs,on, members of house.
Georgetown county: Herbert L
Smith. Jr.. senator, holdover; J. H
West and Dr. Gin Sawyer, member:
Of house.
Greenville county: Proctor A. Bon
am, senator, holdover; a. +. Nc
Nissick, Joseph K. Bryson, J. Walter
Moon, R. l. McDavid, Ira a. Gresham
and 3. NJ. Lindsay, members of the
house.
Greenwood county: Sam H. Nc
Ghee, senator, hoidover; Lloyd B
Harrison, Sam B. King ana +. <. Nc
Caslan, members of house.
Hampton county: ". Fred Light.
sey, senator; Hugh O. Hanna, mem
ber of house.
Horny county: Jeremiah Smith,
senator, holdover; J. R. Carter ana
W. A. Prince, members Of house.
Jasper county: W. R. Hubbard,
senator, holdover; S. S. Horton, mem
Der Of house.
Kershaw county: L. 0. Funder-
burA, senator; J. 3. Mum and n. S.
Richards, members Of house.
Lancaster county: 2. s. Stewart,
senator; ". P. Robinson and DR.. E.
J. Hinson, members house.
Laurens county: 0. ?. Goodwin,
senator, holdover; Carro.! D. Vance,
w. L. Gray and j. o. Barnett, men,
bers of house. 8s
Lee county, R. NJ. Cooper, senator;
H. C. Jennings, member of the house
with third race between L. 4. Moore
and Claude S. Chewing.
Lexington county: DR.. D. NJ. Cros-
son, senator, holdover; George Bell
Zimmerman, Cyrus L. Shealy and d.
E. Amick, members of house.
Mccormick county: Frank c. Rob
inson, senator, holdover; Thomas NJ.
Rose, member of house.
Marion county: Maxcy c. Harrel-
son, senator, holdover; W. NJ. Layton
and W. F. Nort>n, members of the
house.
Marlboro county; R. L. Freeman,
senator; Tom C. Hamer and David
D. Parrish members Of house.
Newberry county: Alan Johnstone,
senator, holdover; Eugene S. Blease,
". R. Watson and E. n. Kibler mem
bers Of house.
Oconee county: W. P. Mason, sem
: tor. holdover; E. Zimmerman and
r. D. Mcdonald, members of house.
Orangeourg county: L. A. Hutscn,
senator, holdover; W. A. Johnson, W.
H. Patrick, H. R. Sims, F. J. D. Eel
Ger and Geo. Irby Rentz, members
Of house.
Pickens county: ]. E. Craig, sena-
tor; W. E. Findley and J. 0. Will
liams, members Of house.
Richland county: Tom B. Pearce,
senator; W. D. Barnett, c. N. Sapp,
J. NJ. Rawlinson, Geo. 3. Ellison and
J. D. Bates, members of house, with
a third race between White Evans
and A A. Gerald.
Saluda county: George W. Wight
man, senator, holdover; S. C. Blease,
and CROUCH, members of house.
Spartanburg county: W. S. Rogers,
senator, holdover; John c. Lanham,
john L. Lancaster, John Gary Evans,
C. C. Brown, J. P. Gray, J. H. Ma
brey and Paul NJ Murphy, members
of house.
Sumter county: David D. Noise
senator; S. X. Nash, J. B. Duffie and
E. W. Dabbs, Jr., members of house
Union county: 7. c Duncan, sena,
tor; John X. Hamblin and A. G. Ken.
nedy, members of house.
Williamsburg couty: S. A. Graham
senator; W. T. Rowell, E. L. Ard ant
F. R. Hemingway, members of house
York county: John 2. Hart, sena
tor, holdover; W. +. Bradford, ]. E
Beamguard, ). l. Spratt and Erwin
Carothers, members Of house.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-15
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF TOWNSHiro 1 AM

1 wish to take this opportunity 10
.nank the citizens Of Nos. and s
townships for the splendid vote given
me in the second primary. It shall
&c ny e:Tor; to render faithful ser
vice in the future as | have endeav-
cred TO give IN the past. and % SO
conduct my Office that you shall not
have cause TO regret your ha: ing sup
ported me.
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES ". DOUGLAS.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-15
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The regular annual mcnting OF ~"
stockholders Of Oakland Co.ton Mills
will be held at the office Of the mills
Thursday, September 28th, 1922, at
&c o'clock \. Nj.
W. H. HUNT, Pres.
F. y. MARTIN, Sec'y.
4-l5-It itaM
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-15
Washing dishes softens the hand

Washing dishes softenS the hands,
bu: any bride will tell you that too
much Of it has tendency to harden
the haeSt.
ireland teaches Us that freedom is
d fine thing except in the more y:o-
len: ages.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-15

SUMMONS TO REVIVE JUDO
MENT
The State of South Carolina, County
of Newbcrry. Bank of Pomarla,
Plaintiff. against ". c. Norris:
Robert Norris, John 7. Norris, and
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81 SIT itaW
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

the meat. ole dried chill pepper. two
quarts Of tomato. salt, pepper. two
to three tabie<po0ofuis 0f chill pow
Ter, and cook for two o< three hours
slowly. then add two cans Of kidney
beans. and let the whole stand 10 cox
another half hour. Serve bet.
Sour Cream Pie-Tske one s-upfti
Zach Of sugar aud chopped rsisins.
1ne-half cupfui Of sour cream. one e&x
seli beaten. "ne- fourth Of u teaspoon.
ful each Of cinnamon. and cloves. one
tablespoonful Of -four. Cook all to
eether. Cool and bake with two
trusts.
Almond hersesadish 8aves-Binnch
and chop fine "a Jordan almonds.
Press the vinegar from four table
spoonfuis Of horsersdish, season with
salt and cayenne and add to II the
almonds and two iabiesrconsuis Of
thick swee, cream. Mix we'll and
serve with fish
Luncheon MAearent.-Cock three
fourths Of a cupful of macaron. brok-
IN into inch lengths 10 boiling saitec
water until tender: drain. rinse In GELD
water and drain again. Melt three
iablesi,ooneuls Of butter: cook 10 this
Z slice each Of onion and carrot until
somewhat softeDed. tten remove the
vegetables, add two ,ablespoonfuis Of
sour. one-fourtb VI ieaspornfui Of
salt and dash 81 pepper: cook until
'r"thy. then add ose-hBlf cupful each
4 beef broth and tomato PURGE. full
rupfui Of either or half -cupfui u each;
stir and coax until boiling. add the
and ta,ehaif cupful u graf
I'd cheese, then With two forks mix the
tnacaroni aud cheese with the sauce.
Cover and let stand over hos water for
4 few minutes. Serve very hot. il
she desires. cupful Of chopped ham
may be used with or In place o! the
,h,-ese.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18


se"eFron IVY No'7-Ib~ e~Sn0g ~
h~ sthies xhutruss ",s'~r suit nsssn~
'"e 81 i~''is s'"""sf TRADE s'xrh~nse
shu . nus"srf ~ bsins composing II.
VIC" wss c"''hos'o 10 January u. 70
~ t<'oa
ihe "h'y Witness nesrd was e H
harrington oI i'hsaoena. sni. formerly
W~s'"~"t N 'h~ T. u. IWfhhxss0
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

paprika and teasI,ounsui Of Is's derec
sugar. Whir The cream. add the ie,p"n
Juice gradually, Place the bananas
IN lettuce and serve With the t,yrssaas
poured over them.
Blackstone Oressire. Take four
,shirspoWi'uls each m mayonnsise and
whipped cream. Two tahiespoonfuls
each of chill; SAUCE. tun,a,o ca,sup
and vinegar h"aucs"r, cheese may h~
added II desired
Ginger Ale Salad Saf, en oa-. fourth
" a package cf gelatin In ra,e. fourth
II rapfui II cyal water and lei Il
dissolve In = dish 81 hc. water: add
Citing 81 lemon rind and ole snd
Turn into small molds 10 chill and ~t.
Servs very cold On heart leaves ~
lrttu>>s With either Preach or ma yon.
nais- trrssinc, to cup Of which Il
add~ tLler tshtesrocafuls ~ inor II
cocktail xAuce.
chssss Jelly Saiad.-Nix onch half
rupfui ~ grated cheese with cupful Il
whipped cream, season TO taste with
salt and pepper and add one table
syss,ufai AZ geiaiin dissolved 10 a
scant cuetai Of water. Mold tn large
Or small nolds When thr jel,y h~.
gins 10 harden. ccSer with gra,es,
rhes~~. serve with French dressing 10
which grated cheese has heen n,ttssi.
Tomatoes stuffed with cream cheese
srlly ana <~rved on lettuce with rr~nch
dressing are savry and quickly pre-
rared.
Tomato Salat,--Cm fr~sh tomatoes
p<e,esi. into etghths without ssnaras.
Ing the sections, sprinkle with pesrs
onteos and F~ech dressing ard
chopped green Pepper.
Holes In tace curtains uaay be
neaded very easily by damp~oing a
,,se~ af lace To match the curtain ard
runinr over the worn rlace> Trim
he reis~< and u viii last unit, the
.arsains 80 into water again,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18
ooys and Girls to Make Drive.

Maryvifle. No.--The Older Rays and
Girls Council Of Nodaway Churches
will begin II campaign February in
this county 10 bo0st the life service
movement. The county has 81 Sunday
schools and II IL planned TO visit all
Il Them. the work TO b. carried out
under the direction Of q. b. Ro~en
berry. superintendent Of the Nodaway
County Sunday School Association.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18
Says He Wed to Get Freedom.

Jefferson city. No The success Of
Frank Jantro. a convict, serving \
two sear>' Term In the t.eniten,iar. in
marrying "A good looking young widow
"f this city and playing the par, IT
government detective while unaiug,
j. attracting much attention Jandro
said love had nothing to do with il and
he Iaar,1"'i her in the h"e 81 "',taln.
inE u IHrdO,..
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18
Sues 70, SIS. 900 10. Death.

Ssdalla. Mo ---t:eo-ge Williams and
wife have brought suit .gainst L.
+. Short and leo Clarity, re latter
elevator bay nj Shorts .ive-siory hui,d-
Ing herr. for sia.tno damages for the
killing Of Martin Williams. the IL
scar'"ld ~on the Williams. by the
alleged carelessness Of Garrit, June 3.
lMt.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

Carthage, Mo Mayor r. Carter
has appointed tsty Engineer =, T.
Newton. Alien McRe, uolds. Joseph
Mcmillan, ! 5. Carter, A. II. CARIBBEAN
and Walter bailey delegates 10 repre-
sent this city AT the Join, good roads
meeting In Chicago. Jan. 10 TO ~.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18
Ssreos,e c. 81 c. Elects.

Sa-'nNie. Mo, The SarraSie Cham
Ter of Commerce has elected the !"l
lowing officers for the ensuing year .
President. {. T. IR Furiah: ssc~plpsi.
W &. Stanley; corresponding serre'
'ary, ". e, STANDBY; treasurer. Frank
Parks. birrcfors~-s:tsx = Rras.
ins, Ifarr, Ro~ebough mad lee Hale.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18
ciee Club to Make Teuv.

Columbia. Mo-Aunoun-enIen has
teen made here tina, the annual tour n
University Of Missouri club will lee
made for two weeks. beginning March
=. The club has membership Of Go
and this Rumbpr will he reduced Ia A.
when the trip II started The home
concert will he given here "n March
8 and Ola the next day the club VIII
start on iis tour.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

Nevads, Mol NJ Thompson. ~
Dallas Tex. has hs>en appointed t,in,
freight agent ~ The Missouri. Kansas
ard Texas and the Missouri Pacific
railroads la this city. sucses~isne H.
Casey, Thompson formeri, was in the
"fsis~ ~ The general n,ansg~r 81 The
N X & r Rat,road al i,allas ard has
had much railroad experience
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

Poplar Rur. No MIR ard Mrs.
IHmrs :ra. and James Walker, living
on y farm four miles northeast sf
Rr~~iey. In Ru,~r County. are held
without bond In the county jail here.
charged with she murder Of the new.
:"~n san Of Es1ler Gray, daughter Of
the fsuscr Two.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18
To Boost Grape Industry.

Mons,i, Ma. \ temporary oygani
,afioa has is~n effected herr f,~ the
purpose cf encouraging the develop.
nrn' ~ the grape industry sronud
M"neH. Il II expected that q carload
~ grape cuttings wit, br received h-rv
s<usn and planted
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18
cesumhas's Wealth 1. s,o.s.s.sy1.

Columbia. Nc City Assessor ] ~
furnstt has just mad. his re,.or: ss the
asses"nrnt af 'a.l. which shows the
wealth 81 Columbia 10 be sia,ass ~
Including personal property. rial cs,
tate, hanks and merchants s,o~ks The
assessment In 1919, was tio Ssii .ists,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

Columbia Mo The Missouri t1uh
a. Christian s'"'Esr, In this city. has
hs'cn f"ned The FIRST acii.it, af the
club Will he state dinner that Is TO
be glsrn s,ssn The Missouri Club II
The isrgrs, state Organization ~ the
txiieSr
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18
/ ,olen psteos,ss 10 Meet

Mrxi~", Mo Il meeting ~ r~pres, n
'att,rs ~ ~ pests ~ the American
!.~s.f." III 's's S.ash Congressional Dis
irirs will ts held In Mexico early in
F~hruar, I" make rlnns fof closer 80.
"isration. Tie meeting ~a~ called h,
Charles n Pulls state committeeman
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

Columbia, Mo, William voiker. Q
philsn,hropxt II Kansas City. has
Donated = graduate srhaAarxhip IN
the department of Sociology Al the
University u Missouri with IN annual
value It &N1l
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

~ AeassVoek % through d. moath.
lfseommsad your Vegetable Compound
= ny ffiend6 Tor female troubles. 49,
1rs. DELLA 9moLx I4l2 Salisbury
Street. g. LouiA Ma.
Just thiak foe . moment Lydia Z
Ihkham's Vegetable Compound has
Aesn in - for nearly Afty years. Il =
pespare ID from medicinal plants. By ths
Utmost pharmaceutical skill, and sups-
s3or unsthodA 1hs ingredients thu
symptoms - bad been troubling Ma
echnaz. Ths Vegetable Compound exes-
eGeo . rastneativs iaAuenee Of the most
lGlrah1s character, correcting the trou-
~ b . gsntls but efIieieut manner.
1Ais b noted, By the disappeafance, uus
aftse anothse, of ths disAgrssahas
Vmpen02
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18
Sues for rs 900 Damages.

Stdn'la, Mu.--t1yde Secherst OF
Kansas .iiy has filed suit in the Cir
cut, Court of jackson county against
John Mclaughlin Of The Mclaughlin
Furniture Company of Scdslia, for ST.
0si damages. alleging tina, Seekers,
was injured on January e. when he
was struck by car driven by Nc
Laughiin's son.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

TAosaads upoa Thousands ea vcnsa
Aavs kidney q eladdss tssabss and as-se
oaspecs Il,
Womsa's eeapainis ottsa prove - b
sath.as s,ss bet ksds<y trosbls, or H.
eessh At kadney " bladder dassaA.
II IL ksdneys ars BOT Il . healthy 60.
etttsa. tAey may cAnss he e&Aer ceyAas
- become diseased.
fes nay ssder pain h IL back, had
oeAs and loss u ambition.
fscr health nakss yos servoua. tv5;ss.
~ and nv b dsapesdsat; L nakss ~
90 -.
But hs1dreds Of wonea elaiu that n.
klmef's 6wamp.Rnos, b. rvssor,as
nsaIth 10 ~ ksdneys, psoved 10 Be- jsast
~ semsdy nseded 70 evsruons saeS
esaditsoaa.
Many send for nnple hoslls b ~ what
swamp Root, the erras kidney, liver and
bladder medicins. viii do lor them. hy
encine,A9 ten csnts to N. Kiimes 4 Co.
ninaA Amtoa. N. Y, yos may resolve am
~ sase bottle By Parcel Post. Yes cen
p.schass nsdism sad hrss sias bssalp g
~ drug Gesses.-AdvsstlasnanA.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

The nre drps rtment chief In New
jersey city has equipped his su,otno.
bile with radio Telephone to en-.
able him 10 keep In touch with head.
quarters at all timea.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

ktrksvil,r. Men T. Vim for -
wars with the klrkssiiie Savings
bank here, resigned to lrcotu~ head II
th~ Exchange Rank Of No,ins~r. n new
institution tina, takes over the deposits
Of the Union State Rank Of Nov niger,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

fSh5ke0 . tsNik uu1E, bEse
favor u exc~ia~nt
Chill Cen carMe-
Take o0e-half pound 1t
fresh lean and TAT pork,
.'ne and half pounds
Al round steak: pu,
Through the meat grind
e.. Brown three good
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

ene Is fond Of The
fruit.
osnSrs Salad.
Take che cup
fal or thick cresia.
threc lHhie>iaSai-
fuis nf lennon
juice. one half
f,saNrsnspful 81
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

Butler. Mo During ia2l there were
lsd marriage ii~ns-s issued In Rates
county. against 2i3 for laon There
werr foriy.two divorces
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

TAs wossdS standard ssaasdy To- 6Ansy.
nvss, hladdss and uhe sdA sosbiss--shs
hlauooai Rs0sdy a HoslAaA alnos ieeA
TAsss asss, ~ dsuegisA
tsrA ~ - sa0s Gu 11sAsl - suuy ~
Cd esss0a - knhssAaa
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

<e~rs>Ig, II ,h~ nsctssrf Of sa,esal
ether shsldrrH ,~-~issss ,asrsa,ssal
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-18

Bananas are always In the market
ami make u n,sSi acceptable salad II