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Evening star., 1922-06-03
new INsIALLMENT
Of z0N|NG PRIMER:
Advice Prepared by Hoover
Committee Goes Into De-
tails Of Program.

Another instalimsnt Of the ''soning
primer" prepared by Secretary
Hoover's advisory commfttss OF the
division Of building and housing. De.
partment Of Commerce, was released
for publication today by the Natienal
Association Of Real Estate Boards
through John A. Patty. executive sec.
retary OF the local board.
The installment. headed "A zoning
Program" follows:
Surveys: 4 ssonine ordinance
needs TO be based on q compee.
henslve and detailed study Of the
precise local conditions, both pres
ent and prospective. What fits one
city or town may be 4 bad misfit
for another. There IL no short
cut to good 1oninE In any commu-
nifty through biinAly accepting
what has been done for another
community. The only safe path is
q thorough. 0pon.tninded examinA.
ton OF the facts In each commu-
nifty ~ to existing uses, existing
densities and heights OF buildings,
the customs OF the people and the
trend OF Affairs. In every city there
are citi1ens and organisations hav.
ing In their possession valuable
knowledge OF local conditions.
Those have large contribution to
make TO those responstble for SON
ing, Although those who have lived
their whole lives Ia community
DO not NECESSARILY realise all that
Evening star., 1922-06-03
S225, 900 IN SALES.
In Real Estate An.
nounced by Firm.

Sales totaling more than $2z5.00e
WIRE announced today by the once Of
Sta eme T. Srail~ood
~he three family apartment at 1904
03s>s,hia road has been transfer rred
hy Mf.. Cassie NJ. McElroy to Mary
SMawhinney, who is holding 1t ~ an
Investment
DR. p J. Marshall has purchased
fEpIn Nannette B. Paul premises 2007
CafRmbia road. This Is a detached
hnfde Of stone and brick construction.
Th4 interior II Of hard oak and wal
Evening star., 1922-06-03

made by two local investors and was
negotiated in connection with the Of
dce Of william s. PhOlipx.
James b. Mcdonnell has purchased
from Nathan Plotnick premises 1919
Allison street This house contains
eight large rooms and two baths, and
Is modern. s..-.
Other sales OF lots and garages also
were completed through this ONCE.
Evening star., 1922-06-03
nsiehborhood of $4,000, 1t

the nsighborhood Of $4,000. 1t is
understood.
The exterior Of the building will be
of stucco. with large show windows
reaching to the second story Entrances
to the lower and upper hoors will be
show window.
The completed building will be
managed through the once Of Randall
II. Hagner q Co.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
tisn offered By The Dsms for this
blowout 10 that the rascally Re.
pubiicans pscksA the nesting
and ran Il 10 suit thenselyes.
sHERIFr's SALE.

BY virtue and authority Of 4
special execution issuea from
the sfIice OF the clerk Of the cir.
suis court OF Washington Coun.
", Missouri, ratsrnakle At the
March term, 1922. OF said court,
and to me directed. In favor Of
George Carr, collector OF the
revenue. and against Orin b.
Oiney. have levied upon and
seized all the right, title, interest
and claim OF the said Orin D..
Olusy. OF, in and to the following
desc ribed reA. estate, 70 Wit;
The northeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter Of section 80,
township 3S. range l east; all
lying and being in the said com
~, and state Of Missouri.
And ] will. on Tuesday. the
7th day of March, 1929 between
the hours of nine o'clock In the
forenoon and fve o'clock in the
afternoon Of that day. at the
court house door, in the city of
Potosi, county OF Washington
Aforesaid, sell the same, or SO
much thereof IA may be reQuir.
ed. at pnblic vsndue, to the high.
est bidder, for cash in hand. to
satisfy said execution and costs.
{. j. EiCHEsoN, >,
Sheriff of Washington County.
Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
SHERIFF"S SALE.

BY virtse and authority Of a
special execution issued from
the Office of the clerk of the cir.
cult court of Washington Csun.
,y. Missouri, re,urnable at the
March term. 1892, Of said court,
and TO me directed, in favor OF
George Carr. collector OF the
revenue, and against G. F. Davi.
son and the Wells County Bank.
corporation Of Wells County
in the state Of Indiana, l have
levied upon aad seized all the
right, title, intarsst and claim Of
the said G. r. Dawson and the
Wells Counsy Bank, a corpora.
tion. OF, in aud to the following
described real estate, to- wit.
The north hall and the south
west quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF section hi, township
10. rar2e l east; all lying aud
being in said county and state Of
Missouri.
And will on Tuesday. the 7,h
day OF March. ia222. between the
hours Of nine o'clock In the fore.
noon asd Eve O'Clock In the af,
ternoon OF that day, al the court
house door, in the city Of Potosi.
county Of Washington aforesaid,
sell the sane. or 10 much there.
oE ~ may be required, at public
vendue, 10 the highex. bidder,
for cash In hand, to satisfy said
execution and costs.
c. J. RhHEsoN,
Sheriff of Washington County,
Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
sHERITF'S SALE /.

By virtue and authority Of
special exesution issusd from
the ofass Of the s,ssk Of the cir.
cult court OF Washington Cspn.
ty. Missouri, returnable ~ ne
March term. 1922, Of said 90, !.
and to ms directed, in favo'
George Carr, collestsr Of ),
revenue. aud against 6arai f.
Ca!lawsy, Chas. r.. Vogel. I, /,
tee, and George J. Fliahmst i,
MORTGAGE, | have levied NJ n
and seized all the right. title. In.
teyest and claim OF the said
Sarah ]. Galloway, Chas. r. Vo-
gel, trustee. and George J. Flick
mann. mortgage. Of, ia and to
the following described real -.
tate, to wit:
The north half OF the sonth.
east quarter OF section 35. town
ship al. range , east; all lying
and being in said county. and
state Of Missouri.
And ! will ON Tuesday, the
7sh day OF March. 1929, between
the hosrs of nine o clock in the
forenoon and tire O'Clock in the
afternoon OF that day, 1T the
court house door, in the city OF
Potosl. county Of Washington
aforesaid, sell the same, or so
much thereof as may be rsquir.
ed, at public vendse, to the high.
est bidder, for cash in hand, to
satisfy said execution and costs.
c. J. RIcHEsoN. -.
Sheriff Of Washington County,
Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
6HERIFF6 BALK.

BY virtue and authority OF q
special execution issued from
,hs Office of the clerk Of the cir
cui, eosrt Of Washington County
Mixsouri, re.urnabIe as the
March term, 1922, Of said court.
and to me directed, in favor OF
George Carr. collector OF the
revenue, and against Ben J,
Wsigel. John Frost, trustee. and
Patrick Walsh, mortgage.
hare levied upon and seiled all
the right title. interest and claim
.. tie said Ben j. Weigsl. John
FROST, trustee, and Patrick
Walsh. mortgage, Of, In and to
the following described real es'
tate. 10 wit.
Ths southeast quarter and the
east half Of the southwest quar-,
ter Of section 5, township 50.
range l east; all lying and being
in said county, and state Of Mis-
souri.
And ! will, Oh Tuesday. the
7th day Of March. 1922, between
the hours Of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five o'clock In shs
afternoon OF that day, at the
court house door, in the city Of
potosi, county Of Washington
aforesaid. sell tho same, or SO
much thereof ~ may b. requir
cd, at public vendue, 10 the high
est bidder, for cash In hand. to
satisfy said execution and coats
c. !, EWrEsoN,
Sheriff Of Washington County.
Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
WORKING HOURS
OF WOMEN VARY
States Differ Wdey in Req1at-
ING Labor Of 8 100000
Wage Earners.
no LIMIT N FIVE STATES
Regulations or Might Erpssyrssrs-
South Gxkc.a ssa ToAoSr Week
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United sssses, 1Aze legal ssxrGx vi
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u. .aey~a sing importance sss Industry.
sccssrssA,ax to a stassfasas sssssest hs The
Nassssasa Industrial .'sxsserxsaes board
~AccSsrxsiax so the Ea<s~s r~@~1s -.
saai SUMMARIZES. daily wssy&sag hSsars
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
shsriii' sails Uslsr School
1an4 ! leEogsss.

l
Whereas, on IA 4th Day ai
November, 1917 rAneas 7. Cook
asd Edna Go bis vile, i,cr.
sowed ofthe lcfnt5 uf '"sshlng'
ton. in the 6setefM Missouri. ha
sum Of ene t1oaend dollars Do.
longing s0th1 ca sai school fsnd
OF said ctsntys secnrs the rs,'
paymsnt ef viii they executed
TO said county nort.age, IN
der bond, with braham Najim
and q. y. 4Axpll III sszstiss.
on tbs following described real
eAtats. to-wit:
The west half the northwest
quarter cf seGti ~. and lot 2
fractional sa6tifA l3, aud part
northeast fracqUnAi quarter of
northeast frasnnAl quarter al
section II, lyh9 within survey
description ~ f0IleEs;
BexinaiDe sbtse the north
line OF section - township ".
north, range 2 est crosses the
east line of Inc John B. Placet
survey No. 33ll; thence south
% degrees easkl1B links to the
southeast corn Sef the Placet
survey: thence 4outh TX de-
grees west. - Hnks: thence
south 3.14 chains thence north
II degrees east II chains 10 a
stake: thence cYfh 2 degrees
west L. Il chain4, the &c westa
Il degrees variation IL 80 chains
to beginning.
Also part OF lot No. 6 S. 6.
33ll. being oil that part OF said
let 8 lying east OF potosi and
.1onoale county Foso' c.ntaining
sas.a;,;r 80 ~ - ~ -, a.a
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
Notice d Shesiif, Sale il Partitisa.
State OF Missouri. -.
Caunss oi Washiaeton. ~
John u. Coleman, plaintiff.

State OF Missouri. L.,
caunss ai Washington. ~
John r., Coleman, plaintiff.
~.
Francis l, Coleman. Matthew Cole
man. l.osis n, Coismsn. sarah
Wilmer. Louisa Coleman. Joachim
Coleman, Mary Celsman, Hi Co;s-
mar. aud Margaret Coleman. de.
tsndauta.
In the Circuit ceurt OF Waskinf ftea
County, AissSari.
ay virtue and Authority Of 4 decree
and order sf sais made BY the said
sosrt, In The abovs entitled ease.
and Of certified copy thereof. dated
September 2. la.i. l will Oh rhursday
March ., ios3, between the Aosn Of
nine O'Clock in the forenoon, and 6vs
. o'clock In the aitesnosn OF thai day,
at the front door oi she Court Houss,
In the city Of Pososi, in washingten
County. Missouri, cell At public ven
due. TO the highest bidder. the tal.
lowing described rsa. estate. sif
Lot No. two OF the northeast gsas-
Ter and ths west halt ci loi No. tse Of
northeast quarter and the scatAvsss
fractional quarter ei sessioa ave 10
tovaship 3s. range thsss east. In
WssAiagton ooanty. Aissosst, isa.
ssps six acres heretofore sela 10 Rrss.
sis !. Colsosa. described II Dsek a6.
pass ~. u sAs tssd rsesraso OF WssA.
iaatas Coassy. Aissessil. sessaiatae
~ q asess.
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sssA, = ~ sesiss u passAasss.
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uoSo0069 e ~
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
Must Taks Franks Mof<.
e,t mEacta Age h Past

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

Mr.. Brsekinridss Long, who
II 3 candidate for The Democrat
10 nomination for United Statea
6sa.tnr, 70 suoesed Senate,
Reed. ia very eleves gentleman,
and, therefore, being . Demo
esss ont for the votes, hs Invites
past personal and party consis'
tsnsy - take the air" Mr..
Long wants the vo.o Of the poo
pie Of German birth or German
pareatage In Missouri. 30 hs
makss "a open bid for It BY m
nouasing that Ptssident Hard
ing made = big mistake by not
inviting Germany to the late dis
armament conference. In this
10 tickles the German vote and
at the same time makes \ parti.
san criticism Of the E0ble work
Of the President la promoting
world peace aansn the-nsest sub.
stantial basis ever attempted by
any government, Germany, be
Ing already disarmed, could, as
matter OF course, have contrib
utsd nothing TO the work OF the
disarmament parlsy by her
presence there, which Mr.. Long
knows well enough. II should
be remem bered that Mr.. Long
occupied \ high official position
under the Wilson administration
and tha. hs has Mr.. Wilson's
cordial support is his ambition
TO reach the senate. 1t should
also bs recalled that he bslongs
to that faction of the De ocra.
ic party which has all along
denounced any criticism OF Mr..
Wilson's acts or opinions, even
at this late day, az not only dis
loyal to the Democratic party.
bat traitorous to the govern
ment itself, He participated in
the kiekisg Of Senator Reed os'
of the Democratic party less
than tive years ago ON the ALE
CATION OF the la.ters pro
9ermanisn because he stood
for American principles and
tradition A. against the League
OF Nations. We hold no brief
In the political defence OF Ssna
tor Reed, What disposes us 10
say here what we do, In that men
like Dreskinriags Long will In.
suit u legal and patriotic citizen
~ b maintain their consistency
with party leadership, and then
come around 70 ii with unotious
esjnlcry when they want election
an ofara
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

We observe that in the sug.
gsstions offered by members OF
Congress ~ to the ways Of rails
iaa the money for paying the
soldiers bonus the big ash are
going 10 escape being caught ~
usual. The little dsh are used
70 being caught aud never boiler
much ahout u. But just let
some responsible person Ia the
ssvernment svsn casually sag.
gsst . levy that touches the
interests sf big business, -, for
Instance. when Il vaa offered BY
someone The other day that .
tas ~ lsi1 On stbck saass 70 eet
~ heaus money, . mighty rear
r raised and thsoAte made -
0rapafev the busieess - Lea1oa.
II ~ eovosnoeet &ee baak eoly
8 eaAll part Of NJ .uaf t,me
lsse ~ bie hasineee. ~ ~.
0eat q ~ bcnee vooA ~
onon -. i
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
LOTS OF TROUBLE IN 1925
Mars and Mercury VIII ee to eisrs
Tor Great shzksup. Astre,eesrs.
FsrscAss.

Lnndnn. The year lsa~s IL destined
to shake the world 10 lis foundation.
beth physically and politically, n Is
ia ee = sgcs~s.ton ef plaques. famine
s'e*ss, shlpwr~~ks, Faet,us s.a wvoin-
ton. Sa says the British Journal cf
Astroiary. which has ara~n the hc-,
seWpe far that y.sr. whea the planets
Mars sna Mercury will be 10 cen ntuac-
ssnn,
Six years later the srest ArmsxevI.
dan Is 10 take plsc~, n sili b. hesi
cmntslrt between Mohsmmesianisgn
and Ro,she,ssm against the united An.
xso-Saxun werld II y Ill ena IN n
universal peace In ini.. bat there
will be- So hew NJ Us iefs and We shah
all BE- 50 Tired that pesne should hap
gsea snshnw," the tereseas,e says,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

Senator FrsylirGheuson OF
New Jersey II urRing \ coal
prsbs" by the government to
stop the prodteering d the Coal
Barona. Same old sta1 that
nakes tho Coat Basons snort
with Ailarity. The government
has Investigated this gentry
time and again. IL has all the
data needed to convict the last
no,hor's son Of them At its Gag
sr's and II it really wanted to
reach than with the law. Blu,
II don I. 1t merely Investigates v
Hhs New Jersey senator ousht
to know better than TO spring
that wornout old bunk again.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
Ten-Oollar Bin Is
Delivered by Mail

A few short weeks age REPORTS
q. inan rohs~res we're 50 fr@'
anen; that ,ssses ef under five
figures threatened to b. crowded
ont Of she daily paperS Rss@as.
iy. however. . crssn new seR-ssus-
iar bill, attached only by q very
frasl string to an ordinary tag.
arrived In Washington by asi'
frsan Si,arssnseurx. s, c. and
xas delivered tc tie addresses,
with his daily eaa,a ~ seed csss'
h.gue& mali essier pafnpasess
ard nssge personal satssises
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
SHERIFF"S SALE.

BY virtue aud authority Of a
special execution Issued from
tho omee Of the clerk Of the cir
Quit court Of Washington Coun
by. Misseuri, returnabls a. the
March, term, l9sa. OF said court,
and 10 me directed, in favor Of
George Carr. collector OF the
revenue. and against John FL.
Roper, ! have levied upon and
seissd I'll the right, title, interes,
and claim OF the said John Il.
Roper, Of, In aud 10 the follow.
ing described real estats, 70 wit.
The northwsst quarter of The
northwest quarter Of section 35.
township "a. range east: eli
lying and being in the said coun,
ty, and state Of Missouri.
And I wiz. on Tuesday, the
7th day Of March. 1922, beswesa
the hours OF nine o'clock In the
forenoon and Eve o'clock in the
afternoon Of thai day. at tAs
cosrt hoass door. in the city Of
Pstssi. sounty Of Washington
aforssaid. cell the sans, Or %
nuch thereof - may - rseuir.
I'd, q psblis vssdes. y ths high.
sst bidder, for easA IN hand. 10
satisfy said s1esution aad cssNs.
O. J. 1xMnsoN.
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

II Henry Ford weuld confer \
great boon 10 mankind and u
the sane time further prosper
the Givver industry, he will uxe
his great wealth and the agea-
cies al science at his elbow 10
give us = cheaper motor fuel.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
RAIL WORKERS
MANAGE ROAD
Station Agent and Conductor Get
Possession of Bath and
Hamnondsport.
on VERGE Of DISSOLUTION
Ones proepersvs Branch ~ ths Ere
hsaneaa II undssposn1 N Ex-
pesiment-0sd Dtp Business
In Grapes.

HAmmondspcrt. n. Y.-Ii A no. tie
good fortune of ra1ny station xxel,s
ard train Conductors 10 step over
night into the 3oass VI Essss gers and
operators sf a railroad 1h&i At ors
time was asserted 10 re the 1oss
profitable stretch ~ mileage In the
United Ssates. That, however. NsE
the recent experience ef W. G. Ahes.
station agent ard Leoo Jayeex. cou-
duetcr. 90 the Bath 4 Hsnsncaasport
railroad tn the Finxe, lakes region q.
central Se~ York-
The line is subsidiary Of the Ere
system. /, is bDi eight or nine miles
In lenglh and connects Hammond szpor.
at the bead Of Lake k@@z. ~t,h the
main line roads al Bath. Messrs. Abey
and Jsycox have teen employed csi Ii
for years xad probably never Though,
os assuming the responsibility for its
operation until some ceantry ssil,or d
year sy 80 age made the eoEmefst gha.
If The Erie would tgrn the road over
to nns or both Of them they eoaia w.
store It's waning prestige ana fnances
Before lie adoption ef The eight
zenith amendment and the enactment
Of the Toixtead laws The Bath L Ham
iaonds5a-t railroad carried thousands
of scsls Of grapes from the 20 90
acres Ct vineyards that grace The hill
sides surrounding Lake Kenks.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
Finds Swarm Of Bees and
Mensy h Perch Pisar

Msddarsowu. n, y.--ssr.a,
Tnsh Rrewse, rns~trsss ef
iivnral<ieA rart st tiesh~a.
wh~sw he lives having tpsea an
a.syed b. hees sl..as hiA lss.4se
lsek dcwa o<s- " tee fxsfvA isii-
ists ara eis~verss, = lssra ssan-
t,iy 81 Ape kesass ami = Ass
s~ssu u hse~. u Ia s.sskesssi tie
lsss hass dseas shsss lsfN,asgsr.
aSou shsss t~r seessA yezsA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

The movie people apparently y
are free love votaries. Our
friend VIII Hays will have to ar
preach his rev duties In q gas
l.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

France has gone back 10 the
old methods Of d.piomacy--ths
war breeding kind.