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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-05
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-05

Of tlie largest Zeppelin In use Arihs
the war.
On this American ship, and not Ola
the lnuch-adyer,ised permission IL be-
gin general a,rsh!p cunstrac;sun, the
Gcrmans place all their hetses for the
progress IL German science in lighter.
than air syis;ion Fur the general i.er-
mission IL bald Is limited tn naca.nes
of 2etsp cubic IaeierS. These can ~
main - hours In the air with n small
cargo ~ passengers. ar two henrs with
q large cargo Hut airshlp aviation.
u be commercially profitable, must
irans,,ort iarkc carsses ea lights et
- hours a more. Aenee. ~ the GET
pans point cat. the atlses' P~sa.~s,ea
amounts To ,era,iSsioa - build shits
which came, possibly cempe,e With
fprr,sn sirships. aud heocv which ao
bod, will crirr. The staxis excvp,iea
made la faScr " A@srica 10 ths sssss'
der thread oa which the f,siurs u Ger
insn sttAtioa hsns~
xcs~nsists herr are dstsrsninsd that
this ship shall te ~ Dsch esitsr than
snythins ever bsals bslsss that ~
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-05

res dents u the ssa & Of Nilsson
ir- pialc.s9 further states taat
ssl1 RQl essa.41t and EcEEoEL
per sons interested "a the rez.
estate Eeyei2 1-acr. o44 cannot
De sam IulS@d z tbs action bs
the ordinary process Of l4w-
NEereE psen it j. ordered by
,ne clerk il vacation thai order
o. z sbilcatio1 E-e { a8e ti1zt said
defendants Dc nor ea That ,ysziz
tif has cc.E meace1 sGlt against
them in THIS court. sRe object
s1G genera. nature cf which ss
10 enforce the len Of the state
Of AisscQE! Tor back sa1es due
foE .Ee year 1919 90 the follow
Ing re4- estate ue glrs 10 said
dc sEcants, tC Ess-
Trac. No : Undivided two
tn -ds CT The southeast qragter
o. .ectio1 eieyer 'tla township
III -iy riae l34i. north r4-ge one
~ east ot The 1L.a p. a.. cos
talGinE 10 81 acres. .yiug and
beng in SID CVaEty Of Wash
inggon ana Stal@ OF VI ssouri.
An iie1 lE@6 statement IN tae
nature Ct a tax bill, showing the
amount Of taxes and costs Eow
Q se or said rea. estate, for the
year aforesaid. amounting in the
aggregate 10 tits sgu VI s. 3. il
nled with said petition aEd made
a part thereof; and sn4s .n.sss
the said lieten ndAnts De aLa ap-
pear ia this court al the next
term thereof. 10 bs begun and
holden al ,he e0art taoase In the
cltg of potosi. in said county, on
the 18th day Of Agass, i.s.2---.. and.
On OK hsfnre . iaE ssxsA4~!dAy MI
said tern. n the term shse! 80
long ccntirue. and II not then or
or before the last osy of said
term, answer or plead 10 tie pe
titioE N said &aGse, the sane
shall he taken ~ confessed, and
judgment viii be rendered xc-
cordingly Ard i. IS further or
dered that copy hereof be pub
ilshed according 10 lax. IA the
po'osi Jcurrsl. weekly news
paper Published i'm said county
Of Washington and state Of Mis-,
souri,.
Jos. Cres.wen. Clerk.
State ., M,sosri, Csansy oi
Was iugsen, -~ss !, Jos. Cress.
well. clerk. hereby certify the
foregoing TO se txae copy as
tse same appears os record Ia
ny Office. Given uGssor py hAed
and seal of osics, IN potosi. ,ais
i2,h day q May. !9%f
fSesl Jos Cg:tSS~NEtI.. Clerk.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-05

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-05
USE CHApelS ON WHEELS


Seattle, waA--A numhes ~ district
conferences 4 Northwest Methodist
Episssspai chus,hcs sdSocate 3 chSisel'
a. wheels esapaign this summer ~
cover a vast ARA of territory where
the Population, Ia scattered Tfere are
kunareSis Of haalesS agricultural cssrsa
manitiss and isolated idaeys wherr
th. Gospel Is not now heard
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s,ruc,e<, aa tsscks spaippsd With hs-
Ing quarters Tor the psrsor. a plat
t.rm in the rNr from which srrVlc~s
mas be cSsadsctest In the caniisascns
viii BE- ssclstsed svaphephene with
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-05
Michigan Mans Wh:skers
8 Feet From Chm TO Tip

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c's'ias The champion i'sart
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tAres i'aeI ~ H. 'iiae Ft6ssstt
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ninety.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-05

The Democrats are using Sec
rotary Of War Weeks recent wet
speech agains, dry Republican
ssnators and congressman ou.
for re election. but we are quits
sure ,he people will in good time
attend To bath the Democrats
and MIR. Weeks for wanting T.
make Uncle Sam an acoholit
addict again.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-05

II there are still among VI.
folks who believe that European
politics we're improved by oul
assistance in giving German.
tho knockout, the recent polite
al murders over there shoult
dispel that belief. When Europs
il not engage in wholesale poll
tioAl killing 1t continues thu
trade on a retail basis.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-05
ORDER OF PUBLlcATIoa.

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-05

Pretty near oil the countries
va trade with have protective
tariff, but are striving with
nigh, and main to keep US from
having one. and our Democratic
friends are helping EN-, This
tendency OF the Democratic
party TO be forever rendering
service outside OF it's own
country should received the
grateful acknowledgement OF our
unem ployed, what:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-05

II the railroad nen and Goa
miners are so well supplied Will
funds that they can take a voiuu
tary vacation for months in or
der to force their employers Il
pay them still higher wages. II
destroys the argument that they
need the money. doesn't iig
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-05

The Hague conference don't
sceu, to be getting on any better
than the one at Genoa did. In
those rarleys only money can
talk with any effect, aud they oil
want the Uuited States 10 come
on In and say something.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-05

Wouldu't II be just - we'll 70
ssuem Der that whom the Demo
scsts win ON their pledge TO keep
~ out of something the i'nwc'
AissslS break faith and Ust -
lnto ~
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-05

Senator Reed is running foi
denomination on the Republican
issues of 1920, but he says il
nominated. he will show US how
he will be re elected by ripping
the Republican party up the
back. But we'll see about thai
next November.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-07-05
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Court, to August term. 1872, il
vacation June 2nI92i.
State Of Missouri, Couaty q,
Washington. SIS. Ia the Circuit
Cour. Of Was hington County, K
August term. 1922.
State of Missouri, at the reia
and to use Of George Carr, col
lsctor OF the reveEue Of Wash
ingson County. n the Stale o.
Missouri. plaintiff,
Against Joseph B. Weigel,
John Frost. trustee, and
Patrick Wal>l, mortgage, and
the unknown heirs consoTt. DE
vicees, denees. alienees, Lespe
and remote, voluntary and luTo''
pntary grantees Of Joeph B.
Weigcl, John Frost, trustee, Pat.
rick Walsh, mortgage, and and
all unknown persons Interested
in the real estate hefe.a descrio.
ed, defendants.
AT this dag comes the plaintiff
hersiu, by his attorney, before
sha clerk of the circuit court IN
vacation. and f1ss his petition
and af1iasVIi, alleging. among
other things. that Joseph y
| WeigeI, John Frest, trustee,
aud Patrick Walsh, m0rtgagee,
defendants herein. are bot resi-.
dents Of the State af Missouri.
| Plaintiff further states that said
nonresident aud unknown per
SOUS Interested IN the real estate
herein described cagaoi tie sum
moned in this action By the
lordipary pro- ess Of law.
+ Wbereapon i: IS ordered by
the clerk in vacation that order
CT pub blic4, OF te made that said
defendants be rUtifed that plain.
tld has com mcaced suit against
them in this eourt, the object and
lgen.rai nature AZ which is 10 en-
'foFce TIE Ten of TIE state of
Missouri t0r back taxes due for
the year 1919 on tne following
described real Estate belonging
| 10 said defendants, 20 wit.
| Tras. NJ. | The southeast
iqUar!er and the east half Of the
southwest quarter III section five
s5l, township thirty nine, s32i,
range one 81 east, containing
! 2i1 acres, lying aud eeing in said
County OF Wa shiueton and Stale
!of Missouri.
Ar iseni1ed statement in the
nature of TAN bill. showing the
amount of taxes md costs now
| due toe tie year aforesaid =.
amounting in The aggregate b.
the SUN u. So So. IS Sled With
said petition and made part
the reof, and that unless the said
defendants ue aud appesriu this
c ut al he next terms Thereof,
10 ha began and holden 81 the
lC02- = house in the city of putasi,
! III SAID county, on the 18th day
OF August, iH2.3. and, On or be
| fore the slNth day u SAID term.
ltt the term shall SO long con inee,
| aud Il not. then ou or before the
,sst day Of said tera,, answer or
plead a. the petit,.ion in said
cause. the same Slil be taken a.
cot fosScd, ana Judgment w'll ae
| rendered accordingly. And II il
further ordered ,ha: copy
! hereof be published according 20
! law, in the poto>l Journal. =
! weekly newspaper pah,>hei in
! said CoIniy OF Washington ard
State az Missouri
les. Cr, sswea, Clerk.
State ot Al>soac3. C0anBy oi
1 Washington. -. / Jus. CreSs
well, clerk, hereby certify the
foregoing t. b. ! tgue copy As
the same appears q. record in uy
.oaice. Gsvea gujeY psy hard and
seal Of office. in po,csi. this gTGh
/ day Of May. lg321
Sea- jos CRHsS>wEII- Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16

Continued from Page One)
propose any means for overcoming the
decision on account of the convention
having ordered special policy commit
Zee to outline program centering on
the Coronado and other decisions.
The executive council, it was learned
decided to find fault with Chief JUS
tiee Taft in the Coronado decision on
the ground that the decision went be-
yond the case, and also on the ground
that the court ventured to decide an
imaginary case" resulting in the 'des-
trucitno of principles OF unions which
the council held are fundamental to
unions.
The council also declared that the
decision applied the law of liability TO
unincorporated unions to greater ex'
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
SUN VAT SEN INVITED
tContlnued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
three lesser. craft at Hong Kong and
Manila, is concentrated at Shanghai
The city is entertaining more than
5000 American sailors, which is be-
lieved to be the largest gathering OF
Uncle Sans naval fighters ever based
in any Far Eastern port exclusive of
Manila. Extensive plans have heen
made for their amusement, including
a series of baseball games, and Shang
hats greatest Fourth of July celebra-
ton, prior to their departure July 5.
On leaving here, the squadron, in
Guiding the flagship Huron. Is destroy
ers, and the mother ship Buffalo, will
proceed to Che Foo for summer tar
get practice.
The cruiser Albany sailed June 8
for home, where she will be thrown
on the naval scrap heap provided by
the Washington conference.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
INSTALLATION
Of POTENTATE
ENDS COUNCIL
Shriners Stage Pageant of
Growth of Masonry; More
Than $4,000 Members

SAN FRANCISCO, June ia pa
geant portraying the growth of Mason
ry as reflected in some of the leading
events in history, and revealing noted
characters proudly claimed by the
Masons as members of their fraternity
marked the close tonight of the Gold
en- Jubilee of the Ancient Arabic Or
der, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
Nothing of this nature ever has
been presented by the Shriners before
although their organization is COM
posed of Masons.
Installation of James McCandlesS
of Honolulu, as imperial potentate
concluded the annual meeting of the.
imperial council OF the Shrine He
succeeds Ernest Allen Cults of Savar-
nah, Ga.
Beginning with Legendary traces of
Masonry, many centuries ago, down,
through the Crusades, electrically IL
animated floats in tonight's parade
portrayed the development of the Ma
sonic order up to the present time.
Among the events depicted were
Paul Revere's ride, signing of the Dec
laration of independence, LaFayette's
presentation OF a Masonic apron of
lrGOIk6 NllC
of a public school by Washington, the
fall of the Bastile and Garibaldi uni
flying Italian Masonry.
Sacramento. Calf, was the only
successful applicant for dispense
ton or provisional temple. the petit
tions Of eight other cities being re-
jected on the ground that these local
tiles already were adequately served
by existing temples.
Four whose dispensations were
granted last year were granted char
tiers today. They were: Tigris Tenn
pie, Syracuse, n. Y: AL Bedoo. Bill
ings. Mont; Mahl. Miami. Fla. and
Anah, Bangor, Me. Sacramento's TEN
pie will be known as Bon Ali.
Before adjournment of the imperial
council. Imperial Potentate McCan-
dless. known generally as Sunny
jim" was presented by Islam Temple
of San Francisco with a gold plate
commemorative of the forthcoming
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
Hearing of Woman
on Fraud Charge
Is Set For Today

The preliminary examination Oh Mrs.
Berlinda Andrews, charged with at
tempting to defraud an insurance COM
pany in connection with the fire in
her house in Johnson Addition about
10 days ago, is set for hearing be-
fore Judge Mckenzie in Lowell today.
There is a possibility that the case
will not be reached on account of as
sistant County Attorney Walter Roche
being engaged in the trial cases in the
superior court at Tombstone. In the
event that he is so engaged the case
will not be tried until later in the
week or the first of next week.
SINCE her arrest on the charge last
Friday. Mrs. Andrews has been out on
a bond Of $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
AMERICAN LEGION WILL ENTER
HISTORICAL FLOAT IN FOURTH
OF JULY PARADE AND PAGEANT

to the post were discussed. -.
Before the meeting the Varsity
Melody Makers entertained the vet
Grams with a snappy concert.
Dean f. c. Lockwood, acting presi-
dent of the university, spoke on his
experiences as an army transport
secretary, war funds worker and di-
rector in charge of the army educa-
ton lecture service overseas.
Dean Lockwood closed an interest
ing talk by urging every veteran to
carefully preserve all his army rec
ords, his uniform and every relic or
trophy of the war now in his pos
session. The speaker told of the
early organization days Of the GAR.
and of the regret now of many mem
bers and their descendants that they
had neglected to keep the many little
relics OF the Civil War.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
Continued From Page I

tent than to corporations organized
for profit. The council also decided to
voice its cmplaint in the report that
the supreme court disregarded the
Clayton act, which was interpreted by
the council to exempt labor unions
from prosecution under the antitrust
laws. The council also held that the
Sherman was not intended by the con-
gress to apply to labor organizations.
The railroad strike threat came be
fore the convention by an impromtu
speech of Jewell, who said that the
rail employees were CONVINCED that
certain sinister interests" had been en-
deavoring for more than two years to
maneuver the men into a position
where there might be hope of crush
ing the organizations"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16

Members of the local American
Legion Post voted unanimously last
night in favor of a plan to prepare
and enter float in the parade and
pageant to be staged here on July A..
A committee of three was appointed
to make all arrangements for, and
direct construction, of the float.
The Legion also accepted the offer
of the celebration committee to take
charge of the dances to be held in
Warren and Bisbee on the night OF
the Fourth.
Plans were made for a concerted
membership drive after Post Com
mander Dickson stated that of APP
proximately $50 ex-service men given
employment through the efforts OF
the Legion, practically none had
Joined the local post.
Several other questions of interest
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16

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Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
BURGLARS AT WORK

Burglars are reported to have en-
tered the home of Mrs. Bertha Swan
sen on School Hill on Thursday night
and secured number of articles. A
few nights ago someone tried to enter
the home OF Mrs. McQuilliam in the
same locality but they were frightened
away by Mrs. McQuilliam, who heard
them trying to open the door She
ran them down the hill by throwing
rocks at them.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
SOLDIER FAcEs CHARGE.

NOGALES, Ariz.. June IS Private
William C. Dykes, who shot and kill
ed Corporal Joseph A. Anderson at
Camp Stephen D.. Little April 23, was
arraigned in superior court here to-
day on charge of murder. He was
given until Monday to enter a plea.
Dykes declares Anderson was intimate
with Mrs. Dykes.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
TO END LIQUOR SALE
CONTINUED from Page oDe)

might be asked soon for ruling on
the legality of liquor selling on Amer
lean ships. Daugherty, when asked
about the possibility of new ruling,
or rather a review of the ruling made
by the department of justice during
the Wilson administration, TO the eff
feet that prohibition follows the flag,
said that although no such request had
been made, it would be acted upon as
speedily as possible if made by the in
ternal revenue bureau. which asked
for the previous ruling.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
WAS NOT coMPLETEp

The trial of N. d. Navarette was not
completed yesterday in the superior
court at Tombstone. Opening argu-
ments were completed and County At
torney Ross will conclude the argu-
menis in the morning. The court viii
then give the Instructions and the case
be given to the jury.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
NOMINATING PETITIONS

A number OF petitions nominating
candidates for office have appeared
IN the district. From now until the
first of September the voters of the
district will have a chance to sign any
number of them. The law requires the
candidates to get at least three per
cent and not more than ten per cent
of the vote cast for governor in the
county.