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Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-27
ON HELPING EUROPE.

There is growing impression every hand that
the government will shortly take active part
in European councils that directly helpful
program is in Of formation. Julius Barnes,
President of the United States Chamber Of Commerce.
in article in the Nations Business, discusses the
European debt which plays large part in the
situation.
He finds public opinion iabout equally divided for
and against any program which includes reduction
remission OF these obligations He believes however
sentiment would crysalize for leniency if it
such steps would insure this country against abuse
of ito generosity. tt@ stSsst~
81 Mr. Barnes while noting that an appeal Amer
lean opinion for remission reduction OF the debts
can be made either economic moral grounds,
makes these sensible observations
America will not remit debts unless it is
that the proceeds of its generosity will
wasted in nefficiency, extravaganza destructive
social experimentation
There must be "a definite program leading
ultimate restoration in Europe by steps that appeal
to America sound and probably effective"
Our business sense will tell that revived
and prosperous Europe means added measure OF
prosperity for people,"
Perhaps this sort of reasoning at last has pene-
trated European minds, and a result govern
ment presently will have something tangible in the
of assurances good faith and good abroad to
justify active American aid in settling Europes prob
lens. II so, program which is suggested should
find public opinion warm in it's approval.
E-rf - t-A
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-27
FAMILY FEUD
CAUSES |. 5 / FIGHT 7
nyOHIO TOWN
Roy Ledson is Killed
Neighbor Of Family is
Being, Searched for
By the Law.
tRy rho pnited Press,

Steubenville, Ohio, Dec. o.
A family feud resulted today in
the killing Of Roy Ledson, aged
twenty-five, and the wounding
Of his brother, William Ledson,
thirty-two years Of age, James
Pearson, a neighbor, is being
sought BY Ohio and West vir-
einia Officers in connection with
the shooting.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-27
CONCESSIONS TO EUROPE.

tt The air is full Of talk Of the United States CO.
operating with the Allies to solve EurOpes prob
lens, particularly the adjustment of German repara-
tons and allied debts. good deal OF this talk
has with the modification cancellation OF the
p{lahts owed this country by the Allies.
American public opinion appears more tolerant
lof participation in foreign affairs than it a
while because of the way in which foreign conditions
are to affect American interests not look
as if there will be much opposition except possibly
from few "irreconcilables at Washington, closer
dealings between government and European gov
Iernments
1t is possible, too that the American public is in
more generous mood ana less inclined press its
caims on foreign debtors to the limit. Sef-nterest
as well charity promotes this feeling.
Nevertheless it does rot likely at present
that either the government the public seriously
consider cancellation of principal and there
compensating assurance the way of disarmament
and budget balancing by the favored
TO save trouble in handling paper numbers
100000 Soviet rubes boiled down to one
ruble, and the one condensed ruble is about
IL cents. From which it may be how much Soviet
government is worth.
People who insist that the United States should
have nothing whatever TO do with Europe" seldom
maintain such spirit naughty aloofnes from people
bat home who owe them money. s.A
1t isn't wonder Henry Ford believes the gov
eminent can make money just by stamping it's name
on something and calling it money. Henry has ALWAYS
made automobiles that way.
National aspirations are usually admirable but
they do cost an awful lot OF money.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-27
THE TRI-WEEKLY SOLIPHONF


The additional price charged subscribers living out
office makes no charge for postage for de-
published enabling those residing within the county &c
publsher however Is REQUIRED to pay postage On az
charge made for subscriptions outside OF the county
three
considerable item OF cost.
Address all communications make all checks ana
money orders payable to
THE TRI-WEEKLY SOLIPH0NE. Paragculd Arkansas
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-27

mnistraton into control Of the government in
1921.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-27

the Allies, but
most, which
disarmament
r4ent, at the
las proposed
J cut It's own
md and its
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-27

Curiously enough It 8 not any o
the military power that the Allies Il
takes the first practical step toward II
in Europe, The Soviet Russian gov
reduction Of armies ani has agreed
forces to 100000, on condition that
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11
csnx ssbaeks ard Other Water ee~
Dispute channs, with Thorn.
River ptlots Say.

Pert Deposit. Md.-~stortes Of aban
dance of DUCKS and other water fowl
are being told about the meuta of Tho
Su~qaehanna,
I'm the ''nats." one sportsman r~-
,,ortx there 10 = fowl for every blade
az grass" Steamers sn.l,n. these
waters tell that the car,yasssscks are
iispetinH the channel rights with
them. wild geese have come frosa
the North and are la eseKsni SHAPE,
ane pair shot weighing ~ pounda
Swans. projected by federal aud
Maryland laws until lac. are digging
up wild c~5ery. In spots white beau.
ties huddle 80 close that acres Of the
''fisfs" resemble heids covered BY
snow. This Is tina Slsat fhns ts seen by
passengers on the Pennsylvania.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

Let % see. weren't ear Deno
erasis friends making . tSsnsn'
dsss ts:do sbost the Hyde
Reconsideration literally strip
ping the poor taxpayer 70 his
''undiss" and sending hin home
from she rovense coll6ctor's Of.
dee robeA with . barrels Yes.
yes; 'twas oil of that. Here's our
swa ''harrssaing" sxpsrisaee
with he collector In that cor.
ascsism In 1890. VIXEN shs
heasaesnt and sosseieatious
0ardass (Dsnosratis) sAoiais.
sraties vas lsvyIsU IN assess'
meat o. % TOR cor preeefSsoa'
~ ahare ef ths ssla 81 ~ rsala
- Gaeeo0 ~ ''ssensois'' -.
!en6nuno los9oe sivlnD - -
~ 3 'oc1k y ~ o,1boA =
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

When we view the freQusn
bank failures in Missouri, which
are Of accompanied BY consider
abls loss 10 dspositora. ws are
disposed to look with some cyni.
eism upon our ststs banking
laws 90 far as their effectiveness
against bank wrseking go. About
the snly apparent value Of the
force Of baak Inspectors main
.tainsd BY the State Bank Com.
missioner 10 TO sead them areuud
70 lock the stable after the horse
has boan stolen.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

Pie truth, when II ssts unfss'
ssAbiy upoA Dsaocrstis lealsra
like Nr. wilson and menbers d
his eablast while hs was prssi'
dsat. 10 spparsntly little y ths
liking Of Bro. Axe. 81 The Isen'
ton Rsgistss. Having statsd In
these oolunas that Mr.. wilson,
after 10 had engaged with for
sien governments through sha
LeaGss Of Nations 10 Dolica
Europe with the military power
: Of the. United States. which fast
has since bsen repeatedly thrssh.
Cd out to establish it, reliability,
and always to the former presi
dents dissredit, he recommend
Cd that We shosld build . navy
"inesnparably the greatest
In the world and support .
stasding army Of halt . million
men 10 earryoout The project, to
which this country would have
been irretrievably committed
had 1t not been for . watshful
Republican Senate. the Register
declares that II Was but repe
tition Of ssus of the falsehoods
put forth BY Republican cam
paign propsgandists last year. !"
We would indeed be placing .
low estimate on Bro. Axes in
tslligsnse 10 say that he 10 deny
jng the facts ~ We presented
o. repeatsd-them and calling
Us & esckooins liar unconscious
". He wouldn't have sense
enough to edit the paper he does
IL he were any less aniliar with
the truth Of the wAsie matter
than vs are, or than the Millions
OF American citizens were when
they voted against Wisconsin
last year because they knew the
truth. 1t has seemingly bscome
the policy OF our Democratic
friends In their e1ort to get their
party back into the good graces
Of the voters TO denounae Repub
lisans ~ liars even when the
latter are quoting Scripture or
Wood drow Wilson himself. Prst.
81 soon Bro. Axe win be denying
that President Wilsoa ever had
any thing 10 do with the plan to
surrender Anerican indepeu'
dence 10 . foreign supergcvern
msnt or that the Democratic
party endorsed the idea in 1920,
and densunciag the whole story
- lying Republican Political
propaganda.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

Catarrh h Z local disease. grratly
inhusnccd BY constitutional con-
dition& HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE u Q Tonic and Hood
Psness. By eleansins the elood and
ssildins Up tAe system. HALLS
nesnal ssedltisae - allsus ~
tnls = = tlsvsk
An psaof1lA .ckuslss ~ !.
81 nlA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

Of the matter ID hand be told tb,
perfect and absolute trn;h--and xx,
immediately refutc1. confused and
demonstrated 10 he false witness by
Aunt Fanny, Aunt Carrie. and Cousin
Virginia. who had all heard hitn ye-
hemen'iy declare, no longer ago than
the pscessisng SUNDAY t,ast he and bis
partner had taken secure measures IA
prevent ficrs,nce fruta eyer agaia set.
tin1 foo. within the newspaper haLid.
Ing. In addition. he was quite show.
srs@d with definitions. and these. t,sesag.,
So variant, all soagh, to phrase tui the
one subject his csnduri In S-.king 30
drag fiorei1,.e thrss1sa the gn're. when
she was ahsen, and could nM defea3
herself. Foar E1ts,'nee vonla answer
later In the evef!igg he Was told. So
serrly: snd though her cause wss thus
rhamf,ioas4 against the SANDER IL IN
true that s.Ssrs of them felt stirriaxs ~
curiosity IN rsxsrd Ia FaoscnsS, In
fact th~t~ Was gestiaS TO I've something
Ike = cloud upon her reputation, Thew
were several Important things for hee
~ explain, sfassax them, her taking
1t upon hars.l. to s.e tha; Noble re.
ee!vst = copy II the Oriasc, and also
her sudden DEPARTURE fr,ssu home aud
rather etd nro;'acsian es s,aseac~
ther~frem. II vas not though, ste
was In xocd company. Caclc Joseph
had sclenhon@a from = suburb that
they w~re dining at a faraahuess and
~oald shen~ descend to the general
region II sae nnsses
That word of any sort had se.ne
frcm rncle JOSEPH was in n measure
rcas.uTiHx, but tie air II ssertassxsieea
and gieom was not naiccahiy r.
moved. The general impression fa!Stst
he summed up In the woras Of his
sister.
Nobody kne~s whA, that rtssu DO,
when he decides to-" Aunt Carrie
said nervousiy, Letting the rsscr
child stay w 50 late; she easht TO
b In bed this minute, even IL 1, IL
Saturday night Or eise she egsht to
he here to h<lea to her own bed lsttsr
cousin trying 10 Put hts terrible ~
xpsnsihilIty er her sheussierA-
oae item Of her description Of hisa-
SELF the hadsywcss Hesees1 cssaid rot
bear In siaeacc. although he hsa tuss
declared that ssace The truth WIS -
sli.respecsed sn,otaS ssss pcrsss-a;ars he
would cssea ais raeath no snese easss
the next day. He r~Ssea over ~ese."
bat furieusay stated bis height "a fs~t.
iachcs and fssctscas II saeAea
Aunt fanpy sAssk her k~aa ia
rpoarainS. 'fAat may BE-. ArrsseFs.~
sAe said gently. -isst sea must try III
r~aiss~ Il can't hriss peas yvung Mr..
tali hack IT, his fAntty"
AsaiE Hsss~st Jsss besksa a A~r.
ite bat. u lssdiasrsncs naas~ tssfS.sss
skAa that as-a wAtA her ssnis~i
s~Acspssse ef ~ wassssa kss~~~a
eaSsr ard se~s sssusrd To tsssrA end.
frsm ~ y~slas sf vssx. " ~ ni1stne
sAssAa ~ ~ l1uAseu& n osiAassis~
h y srup soet - ~ exnexsseA w1aA
~ svsapsalk~s - 1cshas Inn - ~
M g - nllle = ~ . 90 =
u<uoe u1euAa sGls1 - ~ oneunonsor
~ u1uousouDosr1ne ~ GrAnu1n
- suD1Do t)G11o - lnn11n Gr
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

II 10 said ear British friends
are becoming jsaloss Of US bs
lauss Of the promihsncs and pres
tise the United States 10 gettin.
out OF the Washington peace
parlay. Jshu Bull don't like the
idea Of surrsnderipg the place
OF big duck In tAs puddle Of
world Affairs.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

Smith Centre. Kan.--When John
Sawyer went back to his old home In
PswAss csfy, Ne6.. few days aSo
for q visit. the CLARK OF the District
court there te.ephcued him asst BE-
hat! some fees due him. and to cast
and get them. Sawyer did 40 and mas
astonished to learn Il waa witncs,
fe~s due him In = trial 70 years BE-
fore. The aascspt MAS $40
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

And Under That l.oh. Sat Neese osll.
with him. and kept talking 10 him TIL
III be got used TO the Idea u liTri-g~
Coustn Virginia nodded cznEnfsretsez,ss-
ingiy. Yes. it might have tide. htya
oser." she said. he wasn't handsome.
Dor impressive. OF course. rer any
thing like that bat he always xIsse
so nicely 10 People &C the street ru
sure he newer harmed even q kscsen.
poor soul"
Tn sure he mere. t.d" Hera~rr's
mother agreed gently. ~Nos erea 2
kitten I do wonder where Ae il
now"
But Aunt Fanny uttered little cry
ct protest I'm afraid We raay he@r,"
She said any Eaczaeai."
And the nos, tragic pew. Ut Soabss
A7a these symisa1hetie w<xnea oogsG
have heard would have surprised item
!itiaS; they had UNA aimeEsly set Ia-lr
expectation In - s4saasufleHny l4=sst-
nsssic & groove Bur IL the truth of
als whereabouts could hare t~sn
uiace known to them. az they sat tAzs
together at aha; Was developing var
tpaiiy Tito his wake. with Hertsers ~
o ssszpsasary gsxsiesGAnss tAey wssiA.
hare TUNED the sessiua into NAT es
sisssfexcent. Nshie Hss Ia the very
ST place tshey would have said,
when caiin.rl wisere snyt-osy In tie
world could have raadiy dreamed Ut
iooksng fer hina' They would have
been right about IL No usae could
have expected 10 hna Nesie Tonight
,assfse the old. fesar~ square arsck hzs1se
OF Mr. II L Atwsger. Ses-ses. eA.e4 ,s
the At~s.egs snss father cf the dis
tlTelns julia ThAs asx AZ old nszn Of
rSsdly limited synal@;hses: and his
op.Esoc uf Noble 1ali had neecsze nj.
rsost natorseas; h~y9 WAS 80 ssssaca e.s
r.fa~e fvs horn Nosac rae~Ssiag s=si.
seS., isnr Mas his tss2sc for an, rssesen.
as'~3sisstssr xiih Julia aai as IL. Mssr.-
oser. Ar- II. l. Aiwa;sr. Sessscy. Was
nN ~ rrsssens IN the Lessse. he had
closed Sad .seesi II yesterday. Esssas
tns servants aessf's vacation ard |
srsliag tfsern no, sg retHrr It'll he seSt
for ,hesn and hsa then Ssspe @ss vt
iosn 10 Inak over hassssny rssst aa
tsos,gtst @t ess'as Aaa yet. ~ sase
wake ssssss Ga. 'fsse mas isxat Ia sA-s |
hsaasr, srs3 unass TIA; iis1s. sat Nssge
ptli.
Returning hssns. after fs.ss~sssr ass |
rlacei the SCATTERING n~ws aisktn sss |
hand. Ssaasan aAs c.ssaxvss his ses-rs /
sns hts tie. he was ssas ns~~cAss.
issa: he had TO ases:sv. TIE sA.es he
rut On a~.~ a0 s~sssr sAAn ,sss@ sss
.ook eS. the fsv-sA Tie ~as sss sasessse
,sssl the en~ be hxd ~srn sssas hxst e
rr~a ,As issssd'ss ~ b. q p1rvas soc.
as esiAwae~ es xrset Ne: as sc.ssxt
sass II 50 .:ewe>a $exsss.- as Aum,
f'Aasy had esils~f It. ASsrasssxs srss
lsssk this fora; that wzx xla Lsse
lna change 1t dress srs sssassy assas<f
and In hsepIsr ;sssss wasn SsSsle Ssxs~
ASsrse ss>sn wers aad ~vssss s%~ 1sssa
% sAe ~swnsns BE nsasi'S saaa<s~s ass
Nc aeslss ss~re Is ssssae sasns
'rrse~Fy s-sss 's~s tneasinss TO rs.sy
>sssr 1issssssSl. |
When he aest tie Aesse hs Walked
'srsdsy sesa'sswsA and fswars The
mad II shas an~'1ise ksssz~y hs rsati
'ss rs be sss saea ssis'SseAsas sAs
Fasf"as ssA'saa. ae sSs sAsases sta
-c~nfrss h* w@@ Aes~sss' @
!. esq ss sS's.sa @ sas - * -
=. - a.. - - -
Wv -, -. -. $50 ! 80 ss- -. -. ~
- ' . ,s. g. :. ,ss,s "A
= .u,s.. -. 49,. 49,. ,,,..,,,.,.,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

perty valuation, the bill was
$685.. = difference Of @42.14.
Some robbery, whAts In 1921 our
state tax was 13.44 lssa than in
1890. OR sounty tax "a. 10,
school tax tl0.73. The other
saving lies Ia the read tax and =
spssisl county tax net levied ia
1921. Now bring along your
next lie. ...
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

Governor Hyde's new state Ia
suraGss com missioner, who In
tho Coz. = brother. has announc'
cd I cat Of Is per cent in the iirs
insurance ratAs In Missouri. We
dent endorse nepotism ~ aru!e,
but whau IL fruits lika this. We
feel like exeusing il in this case,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

tsafnsds Deseay III safais damage u
himself. lie euatspss~d 70 losk II thss
s~srosfnx xsvst,sanf cf hsa md Aas
thoughts snsd< hss rssaxe Esxe ap-
prss u brs - hsr3s1sS that she xha.k
her hssd and ieok%d xway.
Poor y0shs Mx. DliF- sa~ msA.
II sssescs coaic aeiy have b~~a
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

;E@esa- Il fxress hsrz. nux: sna- ~
Sxa6S-ss back 10 the ticket window.
sn1- after urgszt esaeAlax. evezssSAE,y
sossE his lssxg~ vi she end ssssssaa Ut ss
The Seaa os .h~ sine that waited there
In his .urn he cans@ xgasa 20 the Win
Gov. AID Departed srun n xfter q
ccnsSrsztfesa With sss casek which tefx
the latter IN sncccs<a~as acrned sfsh
Ann1 Nnnnv ASnoenass smunn6sssueane
sdserfire. tA1snxa th~ es<xAss o~r pasy
WIS exp<essHi In srSve -'1hs posr
nnt.- he explained 60 his rsrt essent-
Wants % bur q sirxss 90 4 train
that aans pzil c1s sta ten shassy-ars
'cslxAi: szes ns~ sssss' IA an cot.
stsmpsn' I, and everything. what sars
Turned ene al his pockets ana
cc1ssn, ee<-e n~ar~r'n eag.s dollars
sesst o the price, whese yea want
10 xov
Noble vsns back d, hts h<0ch ana
sat shes~ for . seex staes. sAaaxA there
YRS 20 time sccx CO Shswt ter hssn-
He was nae vet esszss4ussssy sz1sS*nR
g-~atNy. n1s wxs A~ t.snStnx as AL
frsss. b. had esrss, ssrssssses tRsyxtss
~ s~sspss---oT ess~ whr shotsad Ae -
AZ tie ssssisas-st. re .sse cssar~xf
exrSr~~siac 1T hts c.sstssisr q tn ns-.~ss
ssrs Ia A~sgrsw cvsttna.y synssssat No.
was Sesssrx. TIE state NJ sAc~k wsS
sl@wly 8ssS~Sxs.x while pee~vpxsua
II srrztst ~ ssewty srcs~x~s.i- He
sss f~xssnssx IA swxksx nusAsax se
Intervals and th~ tns~vsxss wxrw EYuw.
inx sAass~s.
nsssk sss HassstnS sso~n. sHs4noxA
~A~a wssh arsxxsax ssvy=s hss sxssr saus
~ sae ssastsse He se~skess hsssis ap
and aswn sh~ sssx~s. ~hsss ths ess~a~s~
.ems~ ssa SAcp ~snssaws sew v~re
mxAsed saa. sss~e ssrswry he~arxssssA
~ n~es IN s~sfva " = rxwu.xAes. and
Asesss ssa<, r&s ssA naaa who sssessfesa
is sarss have s~~e a Eailaa.hroptxs, foe
N<sss~ was 30 torsHnsss ~ sa secure 4
ss-as II nisse t9s&rs st~0 his satrA
SzsYyssea NJ shls. he returned 10 tAe
sszssssa and s~as back to ,Ae sasss old
heoeA
q f'ttsN ssses ssx awA&sE "a ~taa lsx
~ IT ,sEs tfsssa IN the sx1s,~ss,sss eaS-
S; e assvs9Bsag skse asrfsa. Ut a|
- gssgs@s express ssirsv4s hl~ fvsas
AAs tAsT%sr. fte wGlss.f heryiEy sers,ss
sia sssz1 se itS ssssse sisses>a inss.fs
ha Esd ak~sse>i ,sssessss, fssss there ~as
na Saeass xstseasa sN il saw he
ssss-eSs aSs csssow ea sse syrsss aaa his
eA.ss siss, ass asssss. sfss fag ssasa pr,-
Hl@fsts tas eesvs waited wests BE sssnia
sssafe his wsssses. Tisss mas asw
easEs. ~hs had Iess nssiegsxs sa~ esser.
~sa'ests MtSh r se satss as ssss.
-fH saks Il aew, S.ssSsr rsssssass<sa.
gessfly.
: ha.Tf soa take seee
"srtssr ticket -
-Waa. skesstrs
'fras sanae ese 7 waasesa hsfose.-
Soase ssSts,as Z
1As eisrS gave hi.s picresng lssakss7
xisiasei nRs II ttss x,afssw ana SAG
that thcre seee ass ether estrHsS tk1n
w~ws b . ae~k sr the farther end -
Ass esasesrsssras. and tesk 70 sonse
taartess we<a - bad Ia Aapa
Nss>s tsasea span tAe aessa - -
winAss. waiting; s.a Il - tAeagbt
AAysAaaG - sAsasAe ~ nas ~
DaEvhg hhnL
n ~. ssssssse sssm sesnss
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

How happy and serene ~
were here in our own land OF the
tree snd home Of the brave untii
We got bit by this world poll sisk.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

weiA
esase aal
ceas.y. nasossi I'D
- ssaDsA Meeay d 1sbrusy
First Dsy-Mondsy January 18th.
EsSATE kAMR AND oPFICE. SDrrLUNR r
odsas6 Haosos chs Yonns guasdsa Fsa.
Asys Wnsnns. aiass Ids Aay Simpson, gvasdas
ue
Chssy Wdsass, Albert Wdman. guardian
Edward Sphsas n.
C1od guardian
kssssen Dsu Minnie pecae Raio saasdan
b. H. c0odsoa dsessssd H. Oecdsoe. adanstsas
Elizabeth jolly deceased w. Settle. sdmnstr
william Riehi. Townsend ad.sists
sscoad Day-Tnssdsy, February I4th.
Jss T. Amssss dsesssd H. Eyssois Final
Nssis Dsgssador
Lovsl seario
cy eeoiss
dsist er the Febs
cord ose IL hsdnOa ~hsei Asss
% Of d Posos Assouh this M day
tSEAL1 Lowell BRYAN
an EsoM oi he Probat Court
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11
No. l7O6
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
Of the financial condition OF the
BANK OF RlCHWOODS.

II Kichwoods. State Of Missouri, At the
close Of business on the 3lst day Of
Dece mber. 1871, published in the
potosi journal. Newspaper printed
and published At Fososi, State of
Missouri, On the lith day Of January.
l0z2.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11
RESOURCES.

RESou RCES.
Loans aud discounts. undouht-
cdiy good on personal or
collateral. ......,........ t6o. .oiS.s ).
| t.oAns, real estate. ,...-. 1880. "a
lOscrafafta Oou. ~
| Bonds and Stocks .......... o0o.0C
| Real estate {hankt tpg housed s.0Nl. %
Furniture and fixtures ..... COZ. %
Due from other baak& and
bankers. subject to check 7.s&. 2.
Casi, ilcms s...,.......... g. .es
Cash on hand scurrcney, gold.
stl,er and other coant .,...,, a.oia.ss
Total Observation-Disclosures. NsS, Sol. e
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, -, eco. 90
Surplns fund, .,.,,....... b.000. %
Undivided profits. net ..... <,0ai &.
10 et.rsa ~, ..,....'... u.7,o n
Time certificates OF depostt ., tW. N
Demand cersiheatss of deposit
and Cashiers cheeks. -. oSs.67
Bills Payable and r~discounts ~. .o0o %
Total. ........ ..tl&s. sol ~
STATE OF MISSOURI,
tsShnty cf vashingtoa
We, J, q. Walton rs pres,drat,
ana l.. h. harttov as cashier ot
said hank, each Of ~, d. saiemnly
swear that The abave statement Il
true ~ the h~sl Of ear knowl~dgs
aud hviicf.
]. q. WALTON, Pr~sident.
l.. q. BARTlXOW, Cashier,
Hahscrtbed aud sworn To bsscrv
me. tiiis ~ day VI yanvasy a.
ID. ntneteen haMdrsd aud sUsoag -see.
Wttmess my hand and neaarlal
seal On The dale last AfeFesAtd.
tCusnuitaaluned and Qaalloed for q
sess, expistne Jues 10, ll4a.
q. D. naxwen.
L.. Sssssy r~s''s.
,. :. MAL!QM.l
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11
No. liGi,
No. lA6i.
OFFICIAL. STATEMENT
oi the Financial Condition of the
Belgrade State Bank,

n, Belgrade, State at Missouri, at
the cl"se of business an the ait
day et Dsesn ber. lS2i. pubtished Ia
the fetosi journal, 4 newspaper
printed and published nj Potosi.
State Of Missouri, On the iisA day Of
January, i0x..
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

and published at Fotost. State oi Mis-
souri,, on the ilih day Of January.
ia22.
REsorRcEs.
Loans and discounts, un-
donbsediy good ca per.
konAi and collateral. :. eiis ,as3.sl
Losns. real esiate. ...,.... ~, sc. ~
Bonds ..,......... ....,., $40. .M.W
hou.el ......,.-'... 10000
Duo from other banks and
hank.rs. subject b cheek as,sl,.S
Cash items, ,..,...... i.aso.os
Cash on hand (eur~ncy.
gold, silvs. and other
coin .,.--.tt.-t..,,.s-s Il-0Io.-l
Cnited s,a.ss bonds. ... %, ,t5D %
washiuxipxtca county
warrants ....t...,.....- iF.Vso, ~
Toaal ................ eGla. a.iSaa Is
IIAss,Irrss.
Capital stock paid in. elo, ,M .M
Surplus fund ......,.. %Q.Uo. 90
Undivided profits, net 80, 81, ,iS,. 10
individual depoaits sub.
iect ~ check .,.,.....,. 2ai ,,ksS, 10
Time certificates O! deposit 2Si IN. ~
1aviuas dspcsiss. ........ 2.l7l.S.
Total .....,........., eel3. 40. IL
State Of Missouri. County oi Wash
ing,on. .-ss: We. john =, Evans ..
president, and Frank J. Fiynu ~
cashier of said bank. each ot US. do
solcmniy swear that the above state.
ssent 10 true 10 the best oi our knowl.
edge aud belief.
JSo. 2. EVANS. President.
TRAsxJ, FLYNN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 ectorc me.
ibis 9th day oi January. la.s
Witness my hand and no,ariAi seal On
the data last Aforesaid, tCommission-
I'd and qualified Tor . term Expiring
August ", IVES,
tu.,, LEo r. BLSNN.
t' Notary Public,
Cotrert Alsrst.
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