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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-12
AM Il FEEDING MY FAMILY
RIGHT?T

How may a. housewife tell if she
is serving the right foods in the
proper balance and the needed
quantities to her household? 1t
would be impossible to compute it
all for each by calories and even
then one could not be certain all
served and no more was eaten, that
all eaten was digested and assimila-
ted. But the housewife may rest
content that she is doing her dietitic
lob correctly if each member Of
the family is we'll and is fit and not
underweight nor underdeveloped for
his age. and is free from ailments:
and full of energy and ambition. If
this pleasant state Of affairs is not
true in your family, inquire of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-12

return the game on the home lot
here Saturday the 18th.
Mr. Willie Duvall who has been
at Annapolis for some time was re-
gently transferred to "a y. S. Battle!-
ship for cruise ovc- the high seas.
There seems little possibility of
high school being erected at Lor-
ton in the near future. But bright
hopes of a graded school by the
time school opens This. fall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-12

physician. If he finds no special
disease to account for the deficiency
then inquire into the matter of diet.
Perhaps if there is a disease, the
physician. can point out the proper
diet to cure or avoid the tendency.
Chemical examinations, as part
of the practice of medicine has de-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-12

veloped remarkably in the past few
years and by blood tests, the labo-
ratory can direct our diet wisely.
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DIED

This morning at 2:3G o'clock at
1917 King street, ANNA MAY NC
CURE, age six months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-12
X.T r. A..!%.1

.2' 1t is upon our choice of the
five good citizens who will WELD
the destinies Of our city for the
next few years that the success
or failure Of the city manager
ship plan depends! Political
partisanship does not enter into
the matter at all. A mans reli-
gious faith, his party bias, his
adherence to this or the other
economic creed, are entirely
separate and apart from a bust
ness administration of the mum
icipal affairs of Alexandria. For
that is all there is to the modern
idea and plan of a city govern
ment. The affairs of a municipal
corporation are identical with
the affairs of a quasi-public or
private corporation. We want
men such as you would select in
the management of your own !,
business affairs-men of hon 1
esty, good character, sound
judgment, large experience,
and absolute fidelity to a trust
imposed upon and accepted by
them.
EVERY VOTER HAS A
VOICE-COME ... g.
AND MAKE.
YOUR CHOICE ON
TOMORROW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-12

The most important city election that has taken place
i'm Alexandria will be hed Tomorrow, June 18TH For
every true patriotic citizen has been waiting and hoping for
better and greater Alexandria For years this DID, historic
city has been struggling along under anuaed WORKOUT OBJ
solete form of municipal government .
There five nominated by the Citizens Committee
five councmen of Alexandria, and upon whose
failure will depend the welfare of city for
men absolutely contingent upon the makeup of the
of the municipality upon their judgment depends the choice
of city manager.
The proposition of business; choose the best business
who have made the conspicuous
their own business City is entirely matter of ad
mnistraon of financial of experience and discretion
Citizens Ticket is of ideal balance. You could rot find
where five suited work together in perfect harmony to-
wards single the welfare and progress of Alexandria,
Remember that you entitled to vote for all five men at
one and the time Remember that you not voting by
wards as heretofore but that the five cOunmen represent the
whole city
CITIZENS COMMITTEE
D:LJ H:Loo~ 1bo:~r,o,
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19
RUSS TROOPS TO QUIT CHINA
Promise to Leave when Picking and
Menseiiah Governments Reach
ksresneatA

P.ting.--1ate Russian soviet COY.
ernlnent. maintalalAs the 'at'et friend
Is ferllng toward China. Is willing TO
recall all Its tro,g,s from The MnnGo'
tian horylcr. according Ia written
..sslaratiua nasle by 4, l'aikes, si~>cll
-, Wet envoy. wha has bss-n discussing
H., ~siisn a1airs with Gen. H. Yuan.
,.,,,,,,., >iniiye ef t2,jna.
m. statement which VAS put in
ur,,i,y at M. reancs, ai ;he Chinese
r,,,r,,se,,,n,iy. ,sserts ,haa the sesirt
royernmen, has "A aggressive in'en'
,lons in Mongolia. AM. Is maintaining
,r,eps there only at the 'osis'enee w
the peoples revolutionary govern
mcni of Mongolia.
Russia. says the statement, awaits
With hnraiiencc the time when the
Chinese government comes to an sf-
rangemeut with the pesr'c's govern
a.est In Mongolia and makes p'ss's'ie
the withdrawal of all He'd Guards fn'm
that tcrriwry.-
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19

aAd reo@arse 4 s.1ssvass 0. h<aea.
fsrSa sae 'sSls. A large part as tai.
~ ese to iAsk Of co-ars tsas:cs sss
oe>Uesatica Of tho rs-sasa sar3sas
o. q tss creates, slenss Il eszs,rse,
~ iAs.ssashos n tss asseAainsa Coz,
9sn wa ts~ nosssossa&ssos ot tie 70
ness sssSasS dealing stsh III. q,
servfee nsga n1Ass the oss head Of sAs
vsssfs.s Bsresa Tha asxusss erz~,
asaaoA ~ sell ~ sa.s sst aaeSaa,s
tssaAss~s a osf disabled 4xssrv.es
uaan.
In As6atsoa - this eSsasSlsss,sea acc
sscrsassEattce additional aslslsaas s.s,
sDpreprisise for tie use of lie 8s
fsaa AtasFicas sxsegsies ases Of III.
Worl6 War have bs,ea Sestar t.sstsgs
u the annds Of sAr Esyabsieaa Casr
Eress taA3 the ex~er*scs men os sas
previous vax in American a4sto~s ax.c
esstSs tSaa&&G t1&n the ex-ssr1.e@ aasE
Of any otnsy natA2 engaged IN IL.
Word War AxE tne std IL nos yet
A. n 4te 10 the axrse1itursl sec
txcas AID as 81 as;.9ote 10 tire E1.sx
pa0Y Nezs siss-ac.oE. lie CczzsesK
ps@e@d n s7s6aa.5sSa 2pa-pg.ss ;io1 -
for the eos atr-Ses-s1 aad 1az.xtenEzca
Of izrproge@ highway. which sz@a ~
bs dcahlet rssa the provisions u! tzs
bGi are CON piled with by SIa,es ~
ting Vy a. scg&a s-l OF rne1-y.
AZloas ne suaseF css constructive
a. -elset .;.ags2yes tsae Maternity Bj
Was e1aciea n ssE.-caFs 10 t-a Gs-.sEa4
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19
Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all
creditors and others interestt d
in the estate of 2. j. Nclar, de
ceased, that |, the undersigned
ad ministra.or Of said estate. in.
tend 10 make final settlement
thereof al the next term of the
Probate Court OF Washington
County, Missouri, to be begun
and holden in the city OF Potosi,
in said county and state, on the
second Monday in May, 1922.
W. J NOLAN,
Administrator.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all
creditors and n,hers interested
IN the estate # Charles II. Sey
fsr,h, deeeased, that |, the uu
dersigned xdministratrix Of said
estate intend to make nnsl
set,lu,na,.; thereof at the next
term Of the Probate tourt Of
Washington County. Missouri.
,o be begua and holden in the
city OF po.osi. in sad county
and s,ste. on the second Monday
IN May. i9233
MAHA SINfARrH,
Administrators
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19
BOAR RouTS SWISS PLAYERS
Hard Winter Drives Hungry Animals
Into Cities 81 STANDARDIZATION.
ties Offered.
G. c. MAi.Inw,
Administrator.

Geneya.--Wi inter in The Swiss Atrs
has been n, severe that scNss's Of
wild boars. wsaseS aud other animals
have ls.cu driven to the towns aad low.
lands In ih. search of f,ssh Tie
authorities are offcrln. bssanties for
their death ~ caissuc,
Recently several iheassnd l-rrs'sns
AZ n f,mhan match AT nessrcaa were
thrown sn,e a paaic by the arss,s rsnes
II a huge tusked boar. Gosd,Si sy
hparrr. the animal eissrcsd the piar
c,s aud scwi~d several of theta cs~r.
!, ,heu turned its asA~uiisa Ia the f~a,
ball. Tie bear rsa wildly About shc
ne.d. making nnaiiy fur the sr-sa'
tors whc tosk TO theis hs~r,s. A
e,,ndsrsne ylsos The animat
The hear. uAich weighed -
,uurds. wss later served 10 the play
@ss end shs4r us~xts at . ssnssst
ssse sssssvs nsaasAIls havisS tsriassa
- Uns . 49,,
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19

Are the Dsaocrats going To
make an open hid FOR the Wet
vote this year! II begins 10
look that way. Norman r.. Mack,
Democratic NationaI Committee
man from New York, recently
stated that his party was ready
Ia ll' up with the Vets tar the
repeal OF .he Voistead Jaw a,
once and the eventusi revocation
OF the Eighteenth Amendment,
a. "A further definite object, Sen.
a,or Reed of Missouri alse
voices himself similarly and here
and there local Democratic party
organizations are adopting reso,
lions alcas .hr same line This
indicates WHITTIER the Democra
cy is drifting II has often keen
said, and that, too, with good
reason, ,ha. whenever The Amer
lean people are called upoa To
decide an issaS pf vital import.
ancr 10 the welfare OF tie nation
they invariably lind the D"mo.
cratic parts taxing The wrong
side Of the question, aud that
they ,arn To ,h. Republican
nar,y tn save the country from
the threatening peri!
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19
ANTS CRAVE H00TcH
Also Skflitli GraGtars ard Enjoy
Equal Suffrage.
Pref VI liSr ~. Sses;er, VIA Nss
Gacs carssyi SsVsy Of tsss SSsy
s-,s.x Fs38cAa. GrseS Ssnps
sr.efesiirs tafesraas7Sss-

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l~yaS,5s--sbtt asv s5uss. ssa.s ,astoy
w,sHasu sa32ss.e aed ssaay - theas ass
sAiilsss. sfa p, ess sa ,s.s sJ@ssssgs asles II
I'rAf, N...4age }14Ftsu VtQslrs. ,se@a
eg g&e lis.n7ty r,a ss.asl a. Harvard a!aa'
.yss.t3 }5c lSs yszs4.Jtg g~ssssss3eES'4 q
s,,sg a. ,,zs, wtgtg Eyr tie s4sgI%s< ss
lca srslsss ae, sge s~sss4 Asgsss ss4e tssA>y
l.sgEe sss.a-A
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lass.s, yFAse',aS ss.gatsts dangerous
parts = RsF3eA. ASIA sas 9sssve soc s4'
!s.s,s. IL a.s p4Gs tx scientific sa"m.'
~, ilv ts%a3sge acquainted ~tth
ssseat SstJsa ssx~.Ses ~ aGsfs &sstas his
travel
""TNse slsass&Fety a~gg e~a saese ss-
seS-ss an1 a@naass Is striking hs eyssn-
sssags, ~9Tssrve fllt['a s,asssatass saSsse
streEr .syess sIkx 2gars. tAey see aiunSer.
sseX asasi feax
In naezsr .slsset sFyisrs tae IssGage Is
In eSsutrva.H he ssys, reEaAssasstas shst
taare than sls expect has prsstsessd
tt2es future tyr Sas1fstr1.
-'Tkge nsEas~sSsss Er3ftvrs asasseg tae
anss TsssS4si as ~ es1g gan &issef. Large
alsnl5ex e6 aHss~-k.&s haasaas-saasa-
SSe Ia ses sAear lislus ~ishssai 1crk-
lsas tar it,
i'ras. Wa~eier segt5 TIE beozeles-
lfss &ass 2s barge numbers Ia the sros-
scs- " fss ias.ser ahey ses sAe ehaa<S.
hV esiassnsr shss ~sil esssGia all os~r---
ai,st ute X l.s>laass, th~ " skas. assx and
r1sa casSs se4as slsas aFva, fhsy Ike
sh~ sts.S sai they g~t ssasseasiy snr
tesscassd ee L. s,e. ae s.<esarxs,
i'E~f. 'sAev.ssr se4sts to .eshxr vai-
HAase tss~eus, hs saws
s;s 81 tHd.Ssaaats la the ant cod
oslx~ nSFe i~rsrtfsssl se saye ssfaiiivs
vsgheat rsssr.sns tAr tssssaaaslea snaid
sszs answua xsy isAsssa1e fsssd sslpssiy-
Tt-r alsss~r sssciar arts have essrvoias
this aisacalty ss restricting resr<ae-
ttcss. eseef,s wtstn fead b particularly
at,andAaf
TIE sss'iStixs u ussn eEt b2s@ss Gre
anaIsgeos. bas tiae sasees ts the sim
pier. fte & nlcFe tn-eitsnlesi In his
nay u sssin- thtsss. Bs sticks 10 rva-
tlt.. gas by sasehlrz swsrn Of
aGss AZ sprk % lsat. sssy careful sS-
server viii note mspy Of the char
sg1esIsss<s pfersis%st With buaass
pruaain~st sirh ants also. He siii 80
sasIisesfs;ises ct eoev-satioa -
t~sss -rssse. II ssaleasy, Of anxss. u
lssak~ss asa VI diHhsxaos - thr tnGe
r. S6hQRe
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given To all
CT iliors and others Interested
In The estate of Eliza Musier. de.
ceased, tha, | the undersigned
al dmiu,stra,nr us said estate,
Ia make hna. settlement
o! thereof g, the next term
of tho Prooate Caur, OF Wash
ing.on tounty. Missouri, 10 he
begun aud hullen in the city of
potosi, in said county and state.
on the second MOuday ia May,
iasaa.
G. c. MAiInw.
Administrator.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19
Notice OF Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given TO all
creditors and others interested
in the estate OF Jacob Geekle, de.
ceased. that /. the undersjgn
ed administrator OF said estate,
intend 10 make final settlement
thereof mt the next term Of the
Probate Ceurt OF Washington
County. Missouri. TO be begun
and holden In the city of Po.o>i
in SAID conuty aud state. Oh the
second Monday in May, 1872,
" II. ErENs,
Administrator
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19
An official investigator OF
the war graft charges has re.

the war graft charges has re.
signed on the grounds that the
governments prosecuting Off.
GERS will not pursue bis findings
along that line. There is so.h.
ing very remarkable about that.
Plunder from the public 10 gone
for good. and the bigger the
loot aud the greater the promi.
nence Of the plundsrers, the
smaller the interest in making
them disgorgs. Our Dsmscratic
friends have all along protested
the uselessness OF going after
the war grafters. why send
good money after bad in fstile
pursuit." has been their posi-.
tion. and they are having their
wish fulfilled. However, the
size or war piunder ana VINO per-
Eritted it has not lost it's interest
to all good and burdeped federal
taxpayers. The official investi.
gator above referred to finds.
for instance, tina. the Wright
Martin Aircraft Corporation was
overpaid S., 2G7.i1,j and the Lin
coin Motors Gem pany So. les, Sol
on their war contracts. none Of
which has been refunded TO the
government, aud probably never
will. Multiply these two in
stances by thousands Of smaller
and greater raids upon the fed.
eral treasury aud We begin to
ge, an idea OF the approximate
size Of the var loot permitted by
the Wilson administration. And
il is gone fovever.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19

The candidate for marshal Of .
Lousinana town who suffered de-
feat even after he had hugged 10
OH maids. kissed i26 babies and
;givea away pair of galusses
} must have beon . Republican.
.OAiises Amt fer sich In Loos ana.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19

With what joy our Democratic
friends saw Wilson kick Repub.
Iicans out OF Office. ard with
what holy horror and grievous
CON mplaint they Low view Hard.
ing using the offlrisl boot on Mr..
Wilson's appo'ntees. II Amt Sc
funny ROW 10 ths Dems. May
Warren continue 70 swing viz
Gus boot In emulation of Wood
row in that respect.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19
Il is quite a reasonable infer.

IL 10 quite a reasonable infer.
IN GO that Mr.. Wilson landed on
Ne Tamulty Intentionally. The
l~,e ir recently published the
stor. ' OF his relations with The
fern or president In which hs
savs hiussif The credit Of sug.
sesSja g evevythin. worth while
1haA - Z. Wilson pat evor - Ne
'1annArA - chat sxeentlvs aa1
11Io ~ aol1Gn11o eogogaD lDo1oo.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19

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estaoasea b. xo,1e- n ,ass- rav
spAsre al posttsesa asssys.r
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uew .axstsea va ssss.p Tai r..x
.r.asare reduces .g-srY .bs es,r-~p,
.~gy .h~ aas,,e ,K1 bs,. in .As ssys a,
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tons allo~e.! ,ys mar a: rpo.s.-s,e Ia.
eo.p~ 4, r.,-..at. tss ~~.gstr.a~ ,,yas
Il! Of me ,-xrse,~-r...r~ -.va. v,4t-s
Serv he8Yy r,-.ts~ .,.sy .,-5-.,,,s.,.s'
Gac Industrial snt..f.ar,, 4, -p-@a1s-.
TIE eac,.s, pros,s az zrS ~es5f,..s IA
r~.tse-e the s.rgx2
Ii tAls conp..s,is,y, Il il l-rs-,.x. ~
to se, sowo ,sa nr.y,, -4srr.,ns "a,
Public tay~natt1,-r.s ~ e1 hsva ,sxs-
s.ase .luc.. ,As gey.,s, 4rs~ p.,,, 60
tsso cazt~ol a. me f.r..a8 s.s,A. s~c.
s,sss. The r-sr.,g-s SOS; AZ Inc
rrt,e. s.s,es C;a,r-,,...4r4 -, ,.,,. xs.,
1918 ass .lg aas sraa e.1 Tvst xs,+
II. Rc.ubl,~an ,,sgz,ss. hmrx1 n
fvny,ias /; n..e h,sp a,~r.l e.,.,r
the ai,I,-c -ca-tai,urs sst,.4 ~ ~. gt4.,.e,.
crate ag-ala!sf.e,.rv ee4.{s r. g,
era14u5 costs q she t,eyg.,ss,,sr, y
assr uesc only g. a>l Tire re.
.rNi.,As canz-g.. ragy.aan,s =, s.,,a,o.
in,se anG .,!e c,,,: ~ ~anus~c she s;,,y.
e.r~ent n lyst a.s -a.l..~l ,a S..
sVoeo, 90 Mr. # n.e wa, ,ee
tvs.aaa Il tNe f,.ua.-r. .tv.a,>,vs
,.ca. ay cla,e c,s..ns,A,.as e.stw.as
,hr rN.cu,4ss A. s-{atsrt s~a ,ar
toeero.. in lss, tsc ss-ee4t,a-ey "a
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19

Governor Cox wants the Dem
Oerats to run on the League of
Nations issue again this year.
A referendum on the solemn
referendum. so to speak.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19

1t is said the W., vlen OF hnssm
have barely enough >e'hes' IL
they dress as barely ~ 'aeif
American sisters do. a lii, ,N Win
90 . long ways.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19

The House has passed The
protective tariff bill and sent II
to the Senate, thsrsupon the
Globe Democrat shows the Dem.
ocratic side OF Ito double face
In protest OF the protective fes.
lures OF the bill. The 6. d.
argues that the United States
having become the great credit,
or nation OF the world. i, cannot
now adopt import duties that
would shut out the producers OF
!e.e!sn countries which owe us
great sums OF money from orr
markets, in as much that il the
debtor countries pay as at all,
they must pay Us in manufac'
tured products. That argument
70 specious, therefore thorough
ly Democratic. and will not stand
up under the test OF the sound
er reasoning that the home mar.
ket is the keystone that supports
the arch on which our home
industries rest. Knock out
that support and we have
the whole edifice tnmbling down
about onr ears. That Is what is
the IN after with American indus
try today. II in the afiliction
that has Invariably befa!len US
when we have had a Democratic
tariff law, as Se have now Eu
rope is supplying us with The
things oar idle labor should b,
en ployed in making, No Re
pu blican tariff till ever france
and adopted has sought to pro
hibit the American marke, to
foreign producer. The object
Of such laws has been TO put the |
foreign producer On a cos, .eve,
with the Americas prod ucer and |
give the latter Il chance in his !
home market without reducing
the condition OF his labor 10 tina, {
OF his foreign competitor. /,
might be claimed, as the G. d |
really does, without good war |
rant for it, that the slowncss
with whsch ths present Congress
has proceeded ia the undertas
ing of giving sha eou.ry pro
tactiye tariff IN the place of the
one now IN force argues that the
Eepu hIican party has undergone
a change in lis tariff views.
However, the bill which House
tas inst presented to the Senate
, .\ows the Republican party
irny in its faith in the principle
If pr us,qction FOR American labor.
rna mil. al States is still some
sha, lu ts1a sacri!icial mood in
which the war led 1t. Tha, for
,jgn industry might rehaoilltate
t.elf from the disaster ir which
.he worldstrife let il, We have
,enn the simple good angel
again, at the exp,snss OF our
,wn industries and 10 ths dis
;ress of our own labor; aud |
wilhnu. thanks. II may be- added.
Bat now a little ssl'isEress be l.
zones not only timely but judi
.ious. The pro European con
ends that we must CONTINUE the {
sacrifice, give the foreigner the
freedom Of Our markets With
|, heavy advantage In his favor
hat Europe may pay US back {
we have loaned there 4
that is Il mere hagalel compared ,
with the tremendous loss we are {
sustaining economically by ths i,
.asor. Europe can easily pay /
bs war loans In such goods AZ
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19
One Solid Year
of Achievement
Rep~b6can As=r.in.ser alton Pro
gram Of Construction
Rsing Fuihlied
Ranasd Of Accomplishments Nos
Ex.el,ed IN Annals Of
Legi.lation


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0e..sa Reps bl.e.n Con-
W~sa;eaAI Comni.t~s.)
rAs Word Wa bsaaesthed 10 the
untesd esat~s. in coaaDoo with every
ether nation xtgAnt;e te4.., ,reme r.aoos
ssSsa6akns~s- has6sas0ze tsxss. ~
jsAna<e sscannss ess6sesauss 49, -,
srai snrsG No rev!cus adtatn.sua
eoa sincs The establishment Of our
0svsraDsn' nAzs.s into power With
greater tomAs.k proslsras essnsud.ss &
aAa,soa Il H. hands than coa.rortst
oA- R~paAtsr~n aAau.alsrAiioa Oh
AAsat I. lSL
fninS6tsaslv spos tA< ina1gu-soon
q s,.s Pr~stsaat aAt his aAll ol ,at
special ses'ie7 Of &c coasress & pro
Eram O. wissaSitxsssa vac or;liae<
and work imH sdisssiy cosnmraeai TO
san~sma.sts T. Undsaar .a.s ts;rsnisrs
nAa ~ feeding the soGnlrJ TsA u
o'~As~1 unrvx.'scyynsnI rendered more
diAcsIst 80. utica Of cur iE.as;y a.
craNAaxns While the eharaeys, o: rAkAy
q tAs smpssrants wss y IL. aso, 10
sar eociai and political iuaIlialiogs Te
ercsssS Anne can labor xaS Aiae n can
Installations srs.nm ,his invasion lsw
ws< enacted .5assiar further .laHigra
tloo To bet ;hfe~ ear ent Of ;As IA.
unaAls alresd, in America
rhe fF-l re-, @,assayy step toward eco.
nomie .radisstmens vac necessarily
istgctin- "a! eA.Aeasea and bslSrctas u:
;Ae hu:gr, one af The earliest mess.
tires raA't"G b! a.. R-pahl!esu Cuz,>
eress VA t9e hudrc; ,aw The pre-
y.eus Republican Congress hsa rs-
acted a huGc crs law. b9t Il VAS vetoed
B, President Wilson. Th. lax wea,
into effect jpiy !. 1891. In tine 10 apply
u the hseAl year aes sinnins OF the
ssae date Whatever economies hhvs
b~sn ssccted BY r~Asan II the 8uases
Bureau sAnee thx, time are 10 ts- cred.
No to the early xc,son ot the Re?ue
teas Consress In putting the lsx -
the books which created the Rgaest
Bureau and made It's operation pos
sihis.
TIE asricustarx, industry Of the
esunly vas suffering " degrees
which Aas never heea eeusiicd in It's
histosy This important industry
Which directly affects nethtre II 90,
population aat indirectly asec,s every
sneasirisl, commercial aEi financial
activity, wxs facing bankruptcy ls
erae: 10 assist the tArsser Ia this
period o. economic distress the he
rsai,caa Congress easciua al olaa
prs,c arosrs;n Of Agriculture. r~AaAit
lAticn rhss psesrsm OF constructive
|Axis.Assos IN behalf @ ,se American
Ayusr is witAost parallel ia The aa
Asis ot Aa,srican Hesitation. Tao sub
'sAasis! effects Of this legislative pre-
Iyaa are sew apaAvn, aa even hand
NesstshssanAles the R~pas,icaa
nsax~e ss>essd In ISIS and Asssn-
Nd In ,sscial sesslcr in 1878 Axa
\ssrsssias~d hsaAssas sf sniii,sss 10:
nserviss Usa. NE aa~ialstraisaa Il
ssss fsses - ~ vsssgus sssestiss
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Potosi journal., 1922-04-19
Kin. pia Hawk.

rocahcntss. Ars.---frank Nrwsnn cs
RirdeIl. this county. killed n hawk one
,lay This week that fscasurrd four
fest from tip 10 tip. Tue hawk had
stsss trap fastened I" Gus VI iss
lcSe
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19

Woodrow has the late Colonel
Teddy Il. beaten to frazzle
slam ming folks into the Ararias
club. Senator Reed is the latest
victim.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19
PROBATE COURT D0tkET-xAY TERM.

which tsneos
Prebst-
COSBY b n i.y
The Mosasy May.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-19

I.av on forcenent ts Of greater
importance than any individuals
interest in law evasion.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-11-24

month contract has no time to
poll, to investigate and their
beautiful 100000 contract is
punched full of holes.
One thing more if you have a
few dollars left each month
after paying your bills deposit
same in your local banks and if
one of you should need a dollar
the next month you have a fair
chance of borrowing the same
and you do not have to pay 10
per cent interest.
1t is as the great immortal
Barnum has said: THE Ameri-
can people do love to be hum
buged."
There are still a few well
known people amongst us that
have no Euilding contracts, no
life insurance, no mill stock, no
bonds. no oil stock, no mining
stock, no creamery stock, no
Farmers Union stock, no Til
State stock, no Townley stock,
no Wheat Growers Association
contracts, but they have plenty
of money to loan at a low rate of
interest but all you have to offer
for security is stocks and bonds
and contracts, and the few wise
ones are obliged to give you the
famous head shake upon request
for a loan.
FELIX MARTZEN.