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New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
RADIO DRIFT" DANCE. WAVE Step Catchy-is "Slower" Than Shim-
 my But Keeps All Curves"

New York. April 3.-The radio drift" latest dance craze to hit Broad way. will get it's send-off this week
 according to aerial advices from its sponsor, G. Hepburn Wilson, inven. tor of the toddle and authority on dance steps.
 The lead-in, the detector dip, the two-slide tuner and the long wave are radio names given to certain varia- tions added to the one-step founda- tion. These were photographed yes- terday by the Selznick Weekly in slow movies by teaching purposes and are already being practised. The music was written by Arthur N. Green, au- thor of Vernon Castles one-step and the music for the toddle.
 The long wave" says Br. Wilson, lis slower than the shimmy, but loses none of the curves"
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
BETTER THAN CAL0MEL
Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets
 are a Harmless Substitute

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets the sub- stitute for calomel-are mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver IS [ almost instantaneous These little olive colored tablets are the result of Dr. Edwards determination not to. treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel;;
 The pleasant little tablets do the good that calomel does, but have no bad after effects. They don't injure the teeth Ike strong liquids or calomel. They take hold of the trouble and quickly correct it. Why cure the liver at the expense oI the teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the gums. So, do strong liouids. It is best not to take calomei. Let pr. Edwards Olive Tablets take
 Headaches, "dullness" and that lazy feeling come from constipation and 2 disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards, Olive Tablets when youfeel "logy" and "heavv." They clear" clouded bran and "perk up the spirits. l5c and aoe'
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03

Mix in up and Doing" This Is a story of the Canadian northwest. One Of the big scenes in the picture occurs when Mix. as n member of the North west Mounted Police. encounters his man and in the fight that follows plunges into river with his prisoner. Eva Novak is the leading woman.
 Next Sundays program brings two stars who have not been here recent ly. Frank Mayo will be seen in typical western drama, Back 10 Earth" Madge Kennedy is tho star of the other reel.
 Eugene O'Brien and Norma Tal- madge in "The Safety Curtain" have been selected for the last half week show next week. Tuesday and We'd nesday the picture is Wet Gold" Ralph Ince production.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
MY MARRIAGE PROBLEMS r Adele Garrisons New Phase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE

1 But Anton. he neyaire forget, see . Clever :" Lillian pronounced laeon. ically,
 Yes, wasn't itr Then he began tc shoot lot of stuff at Joe in his own language, telling the sick man to cal him Anton 20 l would suspect nothing and to act as if they were old friends joe's reply, also in the foreign tongue was expressive.
 You think me fool ?'"
 Lillian came 10 her feet abruptly crossed to Katherine, and clapped her on the shoulder.
 'l think it is l who have been the fool" she said whimsically. "So you knew their language all the time"
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
WIFE IS BETTER SAVER
Average Woman, Whose Husband Earns $2,OOO a Year, Spends Less Than "Hubby" on Clothes.

Atlantic City, May S.--The average wife or a man earning from $2,000 to sS.n00 a year spends less for clothes than her husband, and she is a better saver, the national conference of mu- tual savings banks was informed to- day by Miss Marion s. Donaldson of it's home service section.
 Such womans economy. Miss Donaldson thought partly due to the fact that she has few social duties while the husband being in business must dress we'll But the husband squanders more than necessary on smokes, amusements, lunches and other luXuries, she said.
 Miss Donaldson is connected with Bridgeport, Conn.,, savings bank.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
MACHINE GINS USED.

Kilkenny, Ireland. May 3.-(By As sociated Press.) )-Sharp fighting with machine guns rattling in all directions was in progress here today, free state troops trying to recapture Ormond castle still held by irregulars who yes- terday were driven out of other places they had captured.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
The Modern Mother.

her forbears. She herself must be a much more competent person, com bining in one individual the duties of nurse, cook, teacher and moral in- structor. It is no wonder that many conscientious women break under the strain, and that others drag out a miserable existence: always tired, and yet unable to take days vacation. Such women will find themselves benefited and their burdens made easier by the use of Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound. which was made for suffering women, and does not fail to relieve them.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
ITALY ANSWERS ENGLAND
Replies to protest of British ReSard- ing Pact Between That Country and Turkey.

London May 3.-The foreign office was quoted today by the Pall Mall Gazette and Globe as saying the Ital- ian government had replied to Brit ish protest over the reported agree ment between Italy and the Turkish Nationalists to the effect that the pact was harmless and one-sided, giving Italy some minor concessions, for which nothing would be~given in re- return. (The Pall Mall Gazette and Globe yesterday said it had just learned that Italy had made a secret political agreement with the Angora. government and declared the consc- quences were likely to be seriously
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
FAIR A SUCCESS.

The committee in charge of the K. of c. fair held last week at the State Armory on Arch street, have nearly completed the accounting of the profits made during the entire run, and although all returns have not yet been figured, it is expected that the fair will net in all between s6,000 and s7,000.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03

he sung at 9 o'clock in the private oratory at Glencarn, and the burial [ in the vault on the Glencairn grounds will follow.
 Messages of confidence were con- tinung 10 pour in today from various
 parts of the world They included telegrams from Arthur Griffith, presi- dent of the Dali Eireann, Sir Thomas
 Tipton, Jeremiah MacVeagh, NJ. P. Marquis and Mrs, Martin Maloney of Philadelphia, Thomas Smith, secretary of Tammany hall and from many other friends in America.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
ANTI-TTBERCuLOsJS MEETING.

Wallingford, Conn.,, May 3-The an- nual meeting of the New Haven coun- ty anti-tuberculosis association will be held at the Gaylord farm here on Sat urday, May 20. The business meet ing will be at 1 1 a. m.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
CROKER'S FUNERAL
Services Will Be Held Tomorrow Mornmg-Many Letters of sympathy.

Dublin May 3 (Ey Associated Press)-The funeral of Richs rd Crok- CT, who died Saturday will be held at 10:3o o'clock Thursday morning at Glencairn castle Requiem mass will
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03

The first man to wear silk hat in the streets of London was arrested for creating d riot.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
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New Britain herald., 1922-05-03

Street begging is greatly on the increase in London.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19
FRATERaaL ORDERS PROSPER
Nene Sss Eeer Fsree6 &c sSssp<nd ia
Mary sezrs-knssss-s ~ Pysssxs
Ses~ sss Greats

Ch&eaga.- The sf=<ff ~ s-ase~mai sm
s~--1us 10 sses srsais !E2a~~Ysssx: in Az4rs.
szC life ss Illustrated hy ts4~ kars rAas
ro wsEi llssiaa-9 9rsssr. sSuGxseJ syr
purposes 81 s-G-x0aee.&e and hrMh~r~
ka~a.- LAS t~-Nn. .osSxra tg s2sp~n6 ox~
erssSoas Ia zhix ssaGZ.ry fsF fsasy
years pas 0n the ssAsr hand. they
all sess5 10 be prnssesssss ant srss-
tng- A cecsrsAesaassux exsEps< IL far
nlShess b. recent resoet isws<f IN
James Ea&s~srSsc- supssxae keev-x ~
recrrss and seal n the KnExfxs se
Py1hlaA /, st9wS that II sxsssr
MADE ees xzia turtnx fSce aaA rwgf
ut szove than 162sss M~1aAsxs and
ncr has sstal rseUe<syH = ~
B0as&sSGs AH1A pe1kWSM ~
OF tsse areser saows . sosre.panxEngfy
healthy eosaltIcn
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19

Washington Nou@tv Csycal
Court. Ia AQGa>t 9eFa1, i.s-.-. 5Q
Vacation jaly luta. i9-'
State a: :. s>oa.l. teuHty ot
i Washington, - In taa N3rcust
= Court ot Washington te4uty. Ia
7 August ,eFu. It}.s
State IL Mi>>oGrl. 20 the rvls
to0 aud to the u>e - Gaur..e
Carr. collector os ;he yeser0e ui
Washington County. III ;sge State
u Missouri. paints.
Against the Cu'eala. 1scs.
Company of pittshasc. al minis
TRAITOR de touis nvu, & I \. of
toe estate Of Macedonia Maloli.
deceased, and sI> successor aud
assigns. aHa a. gaAGonA ctE>oy>
Interested ir ise seAt estate
herein described. defendants
A. ihis day comes the p,&tn.if
herein, ny his attorney before
the clerk of the ctrouit court. in
vacation. and files aIs let,, lun
and ahds,,i, alleging. s1ong
other things, tbs, tho t'osuutAi
Tf1s, tampaas OF pistsharg,
Al nlnjstTasor dc honis aer, T..
T. \. o. the estat, al Mareloaia.
v sioli, deceased, and lis seeaess
ors aud assi2ns. defendants
hev~ir. are no. residents of the
sta e ~ Mis.oati i'iAin.ir futth
80 states lassi said sssn fss aleu-,
aud auAuown GsrSoss inisgs~.
cd Ia i6s real ssiAls hsrs4a
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19

ots Crlt'ed c=au10k So ~ I'll fessr 81
IN thAs actlo4 b. .t.e 1<Glszary
prD2essct iaw
VI herelEyH st = ordered nv
! tne cgerk z vscaF5eE s1zs arS4r
J OF publication - z 4Gs tzsa. sssG
defendants G*- nos bed hat 9.als
'ife nas coI EeEc1G : sgit 4..a5-ss
t1@m II IN this coUre, rL- OBJECT
ar genera. 1&t2rt ot ws.@h il
to ST 3toISe GEs .E=a cs l-s ssa.a
70! Aiissousl for b&@@ !axes ciaa
for TIE years i@.t 2ra .4-y or
'trs following rea. e5tas@ - g7g.
ing 10 sad aefeG darts. u sE5.:
lsact No >o2.h 143t aad
northwest quarter 20 ,s@ sss1t:5
east quarter, ara so1tt4 gas.
quarter ol tGe nor45lt ass q u4 r1e.r
OF section t~cEty 1s.t i--A
to Ers1ip tossy ssa', range oEe
~ east containing .tsE acres.
rae, No. Northeast quar
se1 ci :Ase 1oglh4ae. aa*~ter If
settloE tEsEty t6s@e t.-4. ,o@n
s1s2 .ortP rzr - oze 4 east. f
40 acres
AA .y,-E ana being IA sai3
tc-E,y u &4s.su. and Stale
ot liis>0u-,
III .sv L., ,a@3 STATE -eEt in the
nat-fe II tax s.3i, s.9wjcg tE4e
an cunt ot t4xes ara c.sses Ecw
c o oa SAD real es@4te, tor ghe
yea aforesaid. 4I1o&1I.EG III she
a. : s'e4ate 10 tGa 80 al VI So IS
filed with saga gegg'a3n Ar 4 made
& FArs theye0t; 4aI .B&s IEi.sss
'Ee SAID cese15a1ts te and -.
pear 10 tals co4rs a. the aext
tern Thereof, to . bfeaga and
al The coayt house in tie
-si4 vi 4p1Ea.ss4s As % s,s 4sss Ii
the 18th esy vt Az asa. s-, aa3,
IN u~ e@!usa tae SAB 5ay ot
sasa term. u the serm shall SO
on@ continue, ana If nos thea on
1r aeinre the .a>t d4y u said
err. answer or u5@4 .u tAe G1e /
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19

oar Democratic friends ars
very. very busy just now trying
to convince The people that thor
party should be re~t0rcd tp pow
or. hu, the grounds lor which
thcy were thrown out two years
ago still persist with them aud
are even unrcpenLca. Why muss
she house all Gp again just as ""
Ar. getting the dirt ot " iisue!sm
,cleauad upf
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19

sltion IN said cause, the ssue
snsli be taken a. confessed, ard
&2sgDent viii De rendered &C
eordiagiy- and it is further or
aered that copy nereet te pab-
l.shed according TO lar, IN the
Phsso~i Joarpsg. weekly news.
paaer published in said eonpty
OF Washington azd state of Mis-
spari.
.'0s- Cressxen, Clerk.
State d MiSsocri. Cosnsy Of
" Washington. .-ss /, Jos. Cress-
~el', eaarx, bereby eerify the
foregoing 20 be a rue copy a.
ea@ sane appears of record In
~ Office. G5vea rnder ny hand
and seal Of ONCE. in Potcsi. this
l&ah day Of July, lss.-
E>eai JOS CgEss ELL. Clerk.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19
Notice of Final Settlement.

Sut,ee IS Lesab. given 10 ali
creditors and others interested
in the estate of Lytls Starkey.
minor, tha, !, the undersigned
guardian OF .eid sstste,' in.
tend 10 make final settlement
thereof at the next term Of the
Probate Court Of Washington
County, Missouri, TO he begsn
and holden ia the city of Potosi,
~ said county and state, on the
second Monda, IN august, 1922
JuHN r. EXAMS,
Guardian
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19

President Harding has jus,
warned his undcrlngs that the
government must pay AS itsocs,
that there must be no extrava'
yance and running into debt. Tu
Sc, the pace he has just cut the
White House police from ~ "a
81 members, a saving ct 10 per
cent on this item Of eNpenre.
No Wilsonian royal retinue or
fummery for Harding
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19
The Dems in their attempt to
disc redit Governor Hyde's ad.

The Dems in their attempt Ia
discredit Governor Hyde's ad.
| ministration refer to 1t a.
"Hy deism." This, without any
bill of specifications Of faults OF
com mission or omission, 10 sup
posed TO bring the Governor and
the rest OF our Republican state
!ofiicials into disrepute with
the voters At the coming election
and win al expression Of conf
'dencs in apd for the Missouri
Democracy. The people Of Mis-
souri turned the Democratic
party out Of power on its record !,
that is plain, and that record
still stands in condemnation be
cause the party that made it has
by open and undenied partisan
trickeyy held from operation
IN uch of the Legislation enacted
by the RsnuhVcan party under
Governor Hyde's direction to
prevent jud gmert from contrast.
II "Hydeism" were all that the
Democrats say OF it, why did
not the latter give it free rein
tar Judgment from the people
as To it's unworthiness: There
is nothing underhaud in Hyde
ism" the Missouri voters knew
all about il when Oh the promise
of its application by the Repub
lican party they threw the Dem
ocrats out Of power neck and
crop. "Hydeism" is what the
people voted for, and what the
Dem ocrats have tricked them
ont Of SO far by resort to the
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19
Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all
creditors and others interested
in the estate Of Jacob Geekie, de-
ceased, that !. the undersign
ed executrix of said estate,
intend to make final settlement
thereof at the next term Of the
Probate Court OF Washington
County, Missouri, to be begun
and holden in the city of Pstosi,
ia SAID couuty and state, on the
second Monday in August, 1922
A@SIE GEEkLE.
E.YecutflX.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19

Notice is hereby given TO all
creditors and others interested
in the estate Of Frank A. Mar
tin, minor. that /, tie un-
dersigned guardian Of said
estate intend To make final
settlement thereof at the next
term OF the Probate Court Of
Was hing ton County, Missouri.
to be begun and holden in the
city OF Potosi, 10 sad county
and state, on the second Monday
in August, 1922.
r. M. DEGGFNINJRp.
Guardian.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19
Ball Hits Catcher Over
Heart; He Dies on Field

Windsor. Ontario Glare iIaI.
CLASH, tW-iatS three. catcher for
ght NaplrcruYc amateur base
hall team. waS Killed "a, Com.
lcr. tntar.u, when a bali thrown
hy a pitcher during the warm.
lng ur l-Flod STRUCK him over
'hr heart
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19


The Wabash Railroad has suet
tho striking rail shopmens' uniol
fer 81 100000 damages and in
junction against further intsf
ference In the operation OF III
business by strike orders. In
this move We see the opening
through whiah We may possibly
reach the solution OF the vexed
question OF labor strikes and
the effect OF the conditions they
produce upon the innocent by,
stander--the public. We can
no more have government by
strikes than by murder. II the
labor organizations shall rule the
nation it must only be through
the orderly and constitutional
process of getting the consent
of the majority by ballot. Any
thing else wonld mean either
Snarchy Or despotism. The
operation il the country S rail
roads is now. and properly SO,
under federal regulation at all
points where the interests and
the welfare Of the public are in
volved. The railroads may now
neither change the price Of their
service nor the wages they pay
their operatives without consen,
OF the government. And just as
the law provides the means for a
railroad corporation 10 sue
labor union for damages resuI,
ing from an Illegal interference
in the conduct uf its business a
and TO demand restraint by en
iu.nnlent OF such interference.
il aiao furnishes the la Dor unions
recourse against unjust wage
reductions or operating rules
Cha railroads may undertake t.
impose. The law goes even
further in It's exercise Of contfol
OF the operation of the railroads
for the common good than it does
in it's authority over railroad
tshov--,he government may ~ |
Nh@ emergency seize and operate !
che railroads on its own account. |
In every Instance, the purpose
and effect Of gorernmont control
Of the nation s railroads is pub
lie welfare, and whatever action
this interest dictates or author
ICES is foundc d upon consent OF
the majoii,y; and that. until the
people rule otherwise In constl,u
q onal ways. ~ final. Labor, In
IL, individual units OIL coliect.y"
ly, has a. much concern n the
supremacy Of the law as any
ott.ef interest of the community
a, large, for if one interes! may
stake TIE Law to pieces the ruins
will fall npon us all alike, The
welfare OF the nation having de-
nandcd ard obtained ,lis gov
,rnment rerulatiye authority
,ver the operation Of the RAJ!
-oads, and, incidentally. over the
action ot railroad labor uaiors AS ,
/ join, agency IN the continuity t
IF their vital service. similar
control must he gained over the
'oal mintng industry. We've
got t. have government IN bust
ness for common good
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19
NOTICE OF Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given .p ali
creditors and others interested
10 the estate of &. 4 Good son, de
ceased, iEa; |. the Undersigned
administrator nf saia estate
Intend 10 make nnal settlement
OF thereof at the next term
of the Probate Court Of Wash.
ing.on County. Missouri. to bs
begun and holden in the city Of
Potosi, III SAID county and state,
on The second Monday in August.
!42o-
]. II. GoulrnX,
Administrator.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19

or course the League of Ma
Sions is a dead issue. the people
attended To that effectively two
years ago. VIA, Breck Long
Affects To SEQ as life ia it is sin.
ply the tail wriggliug until the
sun goes down.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19

The Hague conference aisl
6zzled all because Uncie Sam
waSnt there 10 finance its
schemes. last think Jf what
we'd be in for now had wilson,
ism prevailed
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19

Whichever way the cat jumps
in tln settlement OF the coal
strike, we look forward To an in
crease in our fus! hi,l next win
ter. The consumer cau't stT.Ac
he on!Y pays
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19

lro!aaa : present troubles are
due la a courlct of SHADES Of
ot political opinion green and
oTaug'
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19

The New York World says
Harding aud the Republican
Congress have made a mess OF
everything" Well. they have
kept US out OF something, and
that's more than Wilson did. by
abe WAY.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19

The Democratic South is quite
keen for a III protection on cot.
ton and peanuts, with may be
some On sugar, 100; but beyond
'tha. free trade suits EN- fue
down there. Can you beat it:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19

lever 49, the Doms rrieye ov
or firing Republicans out Of
office 30 make ROOM for their
own deserving pagt!s~n>
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19
oRDEi. Of pUBLlCATiO n

Court, 10 August term, 1872. /,
vacation July 10, 1891.
State Of Missourl. County g
Washington. SIS. In the C,cegl
: court of Washington Counts. (,
Angoss term, is.s22
Stat os Missouri, ri The rels
and b. ase 81 Csorge Carr. col
isctor of The revenge of Mxsi.
inIten County. ia the State %
aissoarI, plaintiff,
| Against c. +, Bradbury and
f,ii DVetInan. tDoftgagee, and
the 1nkhogn heirs corsort. ae
eicees, Ounces, a!jenees. nesne
and remote, voluntary ass! gngol
urtary grantees VI e.. f., Brad
bury and Eli 0yernan, uogtga.
gee, and all unknown persons
Interested IN the rtts estate
herein deserted. defendants.
~ this day comes the pIairti4
herein, by his attorney, before
tha clerk Of tne circuit court ia
vacation, spd tles hi. petition
and affidavit, alleging. among
other things, THAI C.E Brad
bury and E., Ogerman, mor,ca
gee, and the anknoxn heirs.
consori, deyicees. dorees. alien
ees. mesne and remote. yoiunta
rr ana involuntary = autees Of
it + Brad bury ard Ell Oyermsn.
mortGagee. defendants herein.
are not resident, Of the St4la
OF Missouri. Plaintiff further
states thai s@.i NOE resident
uaanown persons Interested in
the rea. estate herein described
cannot be suGt4 one9 in this
acton by tie ordinary process
nf law.
WAereupol il is ordered 1yI
t!ie clerk II vacation tina. order
ot pabiicat Or be n 4de that said
defendants be Lo..7ed that plain
TN has con nelced salt against
them in this court. The Obj ject ara
general nature q! which : ~ 4n |
force the lien ot ,aa Stale 0i /
u ssoQr! .or uac6 taxes due for
gae years 1915, i3l-. 1871. 1871
ard f':-Q On the following
described rea. estate beiorgi-g i
II sad defer 3@r;s, ~ ~li.
Iraet Nc, /, The northwest |
quarter ~ tas southeast quarter !
And north bali Of tne ,oUtt. zestj
quarter ot the SJa,hea4> quarter |
of se@.ilp alsett, vl IL. town !
ship thirty Gys1 t5jl NORTH, |
range three - east. containing
W acres, lying and being in s4.a
County Of Washington and Stale
Vi asisso--:--
Al Y ~ .se-rrirs;i s..sgs r Il +. III ltEs
nature OF lax 3ll8, showing yttt
amount Qt taxes oua costs now
11e for tn r=4r ators said. |
amounting 1n the aggregate a. I
The suu o' So ~. j. f.ad wltrI
sad petition ara made q part
hereof, ans 'ast In.r>, the >ald /
defendants .. @uJ ap.,tagIs tins
srt al 'As r-At term thereof. !
10 BE- begun a,.d to3ien ~ the.
,osft ht4se la iuv clty 9f tAutos
- as ....r,.. .s- -f.. ss..t d..
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19

Wei have admi. that a lot oi
people got rich under tbe Wilsos
sdEsinis ~ aii No a tbs Aspayss.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19

Dsy-Nondsy
ESTATE NAME SETTLEMENT
winsmulef, Ida May guardian
Akss, NsHe
j. A. f'nson dsesAsed
George Pinson. pinson. gussda
coartand Pnon
Jacob Gks dsoessed FisaI
Sseosd Day laesdsy, August rssh,
guardian
lyte John r Evans, guardian
Auuna
Job A. Fnee deceased Foshe~
L. Gooason. d ed J. Gooan admiasarstw Final
Third Day Wednesday. 10,
Elizabeth Jolly. deerasd ". Settle
Thompson, deceased Heck,
A l., .AnnuaI
deceased There's
Nj
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-19

Res Il the !, urnaI 81 81
The spectator., 1922-02-10

afternoon. A big truck!will be placed on the square with an organ on it and Evangelist Steph- ems will give q stirring address and Mir. Sutherland will sing. On Saturday night a meeting for everybody will be held in the tabernacle at 7:30.
 Sunday is to be a great day be- ginning with q stirring service for everybody at 10:45 d. m. Rev. Stephens will speak on a special subject. At 3 D. m. two mass meetings will be held. One for men m the tabernacle and one for women in the Christian church. Mir. Stephens will speak on the subject: Heroes and Cow ards" and afterwards organize a Mems League for the town and community. Every man in town and for miles around are invited to this interesting meeting. Mrs. Stephens will speak to the women and Mrs. Sutherland will sing. At 6 o'clock Mrs. Suther- land will meet all the young women at the Methodist Church and then at : a great evangei- istic service will be held in the tabernacle and Evangelist Steph- ems will give the noted address on Records illustrated by a special record on a victrola. He will read a letter found by the R. R. track and show a five d >llar bill. the last of ten thOus. and dollars squandered by two men. You will have to come early to get good seat. xxx