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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06
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saul.
Nab gegenfeitigem ueberein=
%folnn1en bot ith 11ad1 bret Sabre lan-
gem geltanb oie 6irma 81. Stangl
,tno ST. 2ibert an leeten Montag.
anfgeloit. 81. 5tangl lit nod ieinem
1ene1l itattlib eingeri6teten @ebdlloe
an Z. glbenle ltro eriter 5trabe iuo-
lid umge8ogen uno 81. Gilbert bat ote
bis 0abir bon ben beioe1 Meraten oc-
c11pierte Office i'm gruner 8ebauoe
an ct. @ermainitraBe beibebalten.
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Ranoioatl1r fir Mitglieoibaft Ser Gr-
5iebnngsbeboroe bel Ser AM Is. Slli
Itattfinoenoen Sd11lnabl a%ngefiinoigt
SIN bieiigen gertpanotenfreiie
lit gamitag oie b%etriibenoe Na6ribt
bon sem gooe oes IS, 8. Morton bon
@%atertotpn, @is., e%ingetroffen. Ser
g~er1torbene mar ser 8atte Ser friiba=
rem Maria Cons, Sobter Der @itfpe
gpa Cans bon bier, Der 0er Dabinge=
i6ieoene 3pei S0bne uno cine So6ter
binterldBt. SRI. Mnna @ans nn0 Sra1
6. s.. Ereii6el reilten anf Die EooeS-
nad)ri6t BIN an ben Srt Der Srulter,
400 iie Mittmo6 benz 2ei6enbegang-
mis- oes 5dnagers b%eimobnten.
Clemens gbelbrod, melder
Dor leinem l1mar1g nod ct. Glonb
fem Seim in Welroie batte, bat einc
ouf $4,000 56a0eneriabflage gcgen
oie 500 8abngeieli6aft angeitrengt,
in beren Dienit ieiner Mngobe nab
feline Sran am 4. Npril at Sooe fant.
Sic &lage nabm geltern, Wiittpo6,
Dor &reisribter &oeier ibren Mnfang.
Sic &lage 0es @eorg SLANT gegen Die
SeapeD & Moiers Sransfer @ompanp
m11roe gomitag bon Ben @ei6toorenen
gu @unlten ser perflagten @eienidafi
oie in ser @age bei6nl0igt murbe,
i~ibernommene SilbertDaaren nibt an
Sen Ort tbrer 8eitimmung gebra6t
ou baben, nidt ldul6ig. Gic &ebts=
anmGlte 8roper nnb Sims iteben
anf Seite bes &ldgers.
! - @Gbren0 elmer Wontaglnorgen
in ser &%ntbe6rale nm Z uhr bonn
bodm. Serrn 8arleD geleienen8raut
meiie lieBen tbren Sreubnnb bnrd
Hrieitersbono ieqnen Strung 8abel
bon bier unb SRI. Carolina uoer=
mann, So6ter Ser I'M Sopn Sc Sant
mobnenben Samilie Sal. l10ermann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06
Der @erein 9at a119 bel ba8u BET

W~tT4SeltlH WI uuuJ Utcl u6u uCl$s
getragen, Bob Die 2ebren Der Stride
nber io5iale Sragen IN populdrer Sc
italt unter benz fatbolifben golfe per-
breitet tper6en. l%1nldneit bat Sic Dru-
ferei unferer Gr5abtei 4aroinal Bill
lots Dtagnoie Der i6tperen mo6erne1
i%o3talen aranfbeit, 2iberaIismus,
'Deroffentli6t. IS lit nun nabr, 6ieier
lagt benz 9ur6ihnittsfa-
tbolifen in nnierem 2anoe penig p6er
ni6ts; Bag Slit nber, 6as Ser Same
be5eidnet, bat bier in unierer Mitte
getpirft felt uniere grobe &epublif ge-
grMn6et tpor6en. 8as in bieiem Sale
not tat NOR oas gintreten elmer Mn-
italt, oie in bolfstimIi6er 8eife Die
eini6ldgigen W%abrbeiten mie aub Die
@efabren ienem nabebringt, 0ie ft6
bisber nibt bamit befaBt baben. Die
lem @eourfnis entipra9 ser Central
Berein in fabiger @eiie, in6em feline
GentrolzSteIe cine Son6erausgnbe
Ser M%bban6lnng bes &ar6inals Bill
lot beiteQte unb lie at berbreiten ur<
ternnbm. 9a6nr6 miro bieie arsge=
5ei9nete 8roi6iire biele errei6en, sic
FONT ni9ts bon ibr gepuBt baben
aplroen. Sd erpabne 6ielen Sal nrr
als etnen Gin5elfoa, I'M SEN 8ert
nn6 sic @irfiamfeit Ser Dtenite gu
beleudten, 6ie ser Central erein ser
fatboliider Code in Nmerifa leiitet.
u33um 56tuiie m06te i6 erflaren
Dob bie @ampagre fir Sen Central
steue @tiftungs-Son6s Die @utbei-
Bnng un6 bie Mituirfung idmmtli=
der 8otres Ser ct. 8incents @r8ab=
tel gefnn6en bat.
rM0ge @ott 6as lobensmerte 8erf
Ser gentral<SteQe aud fernerbin ieg-
men!
u@eltatten Sic mir, meiner friibe-
rem @obe einen meiteren Gbed bin5u=
5nfiigen."
gm~pfeblnngen mie 6ieie, 6ie nod
oa5u nit elmer 5tpeimaligen @abe be-
fr4ftigt 1T, miiiien es Sen 6. B.~Wit=
glieberr1 ols Hflidt eri6einen laiien,
6ns Sbrige 5n tim, 6amit ser Got.
9titungsfon6s 1ider unb m0gli61t
bal0 5nIammengebra6t miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA

tpurbem iino, @fofpeit Nadridten in
Der &nupttiItnot borliegen, int olgemei-
men rubig berlanfen. Die Rartei Do
regions ibeint IN ben meiiten 8abl-
freifen geiiegt 81 baben. Die stimm-
abgabe mar notwithstanding idnad,
6ie Dppoiition f6apader, als in IT.
.gen6 elmer @abl ieit 6er, Die Waoero
ipabllte; biele unabbangige 4anoioaten
batten lire &nnbi0aturen in letter
.5tnnoe 5nrudge5ogen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06
2phnerbS6una nugefnnbigt.

sontb Bridge, Mniiy 3. 5uli. -
Die &amilton Woolen gompanD lit
soutb 8rioge gab befannt baB BET
8ieoeraufnabme bes 8etriebs an 10.
Suit nod elmer 5ebntdgigen Banie
Die 20bne I'm 10 Bro5ent erbobt tper-
Sen piir6en. 8or feds 8o6en pare1
sic 20bne nm 20 Bro5ent berabgeiebt
nor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06

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Ser ct. Marien : @emeir1be beranital=
tete 8ierte SSubelfeter NIT 1einer Sc
gen1part beebrte, miro Dien1tag FONT
member ISOLDE in Ser 4onDentsfapel=
Re ser ebrp. Observation-Disclosures
5u ct. Soiepb I'M balb renn nbr ein
Hontififalamt 5elebrieren, BEL mel
dem 80 96meitern 6ie einfaden uno
38 Oroensgenoiiinen sic etpigen Sc
liiboe ablegen merben.
: Dur6 Sen bohp'iten AH al-
cuin 9entih .. g. g., empfingen
am 20. Snli na6genannte yeopi5en
als Mitglieber ser ct. Sobannes M-
tel in @onegepine bas Oroensflei6 bes
FL. @eneoiftns: Sobann Snmmes bon
81. Saul, Minn., iebt 6rater Siero=
npmns, .. g. s., 2eonar0 &apSner
bon 8udman Minn., iebt Srater Oil
Der, g.. g. s.; Conrad Diefmann bon
@ouegepine, Minn., iebt 5rater Com
rao, 8. g. s.; SEQ 2eiien bon 81.
@lono, Minn., iebt 6rater Mar5el=
.lns, 8. g. s.; Mlpbons @iamann
bon minneapolis, Minn., iebt s6ra<
ter Dominif, s.. g.. s.; Wilbelm SUI
der bon Sent, Minn., iebt Srater Nu-
ltin, 8. g. s.; Sobann @ermain bon
8rooflpn 81. g., iebt Srater Nifo=
Iaus, 8. g. s..
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Set ser feierli6en eriten FL. &om=
munion pur6e am leBten 5onntag
in ser ct. Soiepbs Stride 5n Yier5 be-
gangen. I'm neun ubr 5elebrierte Der
bpdhp. Nforrer S. s. 9tiegler, mel
der iid sic @orbereitung Der &in6er
anf Sen ni6tigen 2ebensaft iebr an
gelegen lein 1teB nno 1T tpel6e Mr=
belt er ii6 nit 1einem N%iiiltenten, Dem
bodtp. @errn &einerS, teilte, Elm fei=
erli6es Mmt nno reibte pabren0: oes=
lelben 50 @inoern sic fl. &omml1n-
ion, melde bei1n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oien1fe in sic 5fapulierbru0eri6aft
anfgenommen mnr6en. Set Der &om=
AK |@t .EE =. a.<E@&HG- r /, 50 ~-@E . 4 @ $500.
munionfeier nor 6ie Stride nit elmer
groBen Menidenmenge angefMat. Die
li6 6es i60nen Cages freuoigf err
innerte, an oem al6 tie feierli6if
eritmals gum Glide beS Serr1 5uge-
laiien tpl1r6en.
! SOS iilberne &rielteri1bilaum
oes bodm. P. Otto Beiiier, .. g.
@obn Ser Sta0t ct. @lono, nn0
gegenpartiger &farrer Der ct. So
.lepbS @emein6e in 8ombeQs, &c. 9,
pel6es auf Dienitag fomrnen6er Bo=
de angeiebt mar uno in Ser nnbeflef-
ten gmpfdngnisfirdfe batte tattftn-
Ben iollen, mubte tpegen Grfronfnng
6es bodm. Serrn nlf unbe1timmte
3cit nusgeiebt tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06

fubrte. ST errei9te bas Nlter BON 81
Sabren unb itanb felt 5tpe:. Bo;ben III
genanntem &ospital l1nter dr5tliber
gebanolung. Se1te, Donneritag ftn-
set ste 8eeroigl1ag nod eineur nm
8 l1br bonn bo6p. &etrn Rreniier
in Ser 81. Ml1guitinusfird)e gefeierten
&equiem oie Beeroigung anf benz
&alpnrien ! p@ttesnder Itatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06
ssn freituiliger gerbann11ns.

San Sranctsco, I. Snll. -Nus
Ser &olonie Der 2eprafrnnfen auf Der
Smell Molotai, ididt Soiepb Chiffon
Der MnBentpelt an ieinem 70. @e-
burtstag feline @riiBe. Seit SO Sab
rem pobnt 8ruoer Gntton auf Der SSn=
lei. ST mar Ser Na9folger bon 8a=
ter Damien, Dem eriten Brieiter IN
ser &olonie, Der Ser Seu6e 5nm 0p-
fer gefuuen lit. 8rloer Dutton bot
I'M 8iirgerfrieg gefodten. Or nuroe
als @auptmann entlaiien nnb pio-
mete ii6 bon oa al Der Bflege oerSe<
p%rafranfen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06
8ranerci tuatrbe berfa1t.

ct. 2ouis, Mo., 8. Slli. Die
Mnlage Der 8iaiom S. 2emp 8retp-
ing So. III ct. 2ol1is, cine Der gr0B-
ten g~rauereiel1 I'M 2anoe, lit am Ies-
ten Nitt1pod IN offentltder Nuftion
Inn $5S8,5OO berfauft moroen. Ser
abgeiddbte @ert ser 9rallerei betrug
S 5000, 900.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06
stnrmidaben IN Dfla6oma.

giitrotp, Dfla., 8. Suli. Bdb=
reno eines fiirdterli6en Strrtns III
Ser 5onitog nabt uno sonntog friib
morgen ml1roen 0reibig coer nter5ig
Oelbebalter Ser Golanb Oil Gompa-
M, iiiotpeitlib bon Biltron pom glit
g%etroffen. Mebrere 9elqueQe1 loaen
III 1Iammen Iteben, bod iin0 ttabere.
Gin5elbeiter, niht erbdltlth, 81 oie
giraben unpoiiierbar nub feline Ee-
MISUNDERSTANDING m0glib lit. 3rpci
Maii1lner lolen getotet Dorben iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06
@ahle1t In Mericp.

Die 8ablen fir oe1 &ongreB, Bic
an Counting tit MericD %abgebalten
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
Kansas Puts Kentucky to Shame
in Rum.

Topeka. Dee. Ia More whiS-
XIV Is bcin" made in Kansas at
the present time than was ever
made in kentucky and it raises
more hell. -
This was the declaration made
today by Sheriff W. T. Clark,
president of the Kansas Peace
Officers association at its an
nual meeting.
Sheriff Clark s statement fol
lowed AN address by Mayor II.
j. Corwinc Of Topeka in which
the mayor declared that in his
Judgment more whisky is being
drunk mi Kansas at the present
time than at any time within the
last fifteen years. Also. he said
more whisky is being made in the
state than ever before
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
BANK INSTALLS RADIO
The Missouri State Bank Fur.
nishes its Customers and
Friends With a Daily
Market Report,

The Missouri State Bank Of
this city has long enjoyed the
reputation of DONG everything
possible for the convenience and
pleasure OF ITS customers and
friends and in keeping with this
reputation they have installed
one OF the best radio receiving
sets made. 1t is made by the
Tusca company, with two steps of
ampllticatlon and is equipped
with Western Electric com
pany loud speaker and was in
stalled by L. {. Rhodes.
Every day that the bank is
open for business the market re.
turns will be received at inter.
vals of l1 minutes commencing
at Gals and ending with the close
OF the market at II 40. In the
intervals between the market
quotations, concerts. lectures and
other interesting matter broad.
castcd by some OF the stations
throughout the United States
will be- given. The set is strong
enough to receive messages and
concerts from almost any point
in the country.
The officials Of the bank in.
rlte the public at large to take
full advantage OF this service
which is entirely free not only to
the customers Of the bank, but
others as well.
So far as we know the Mis-.
souri, State is the first bank in
this section Of the country to in
stall Il high grade radio receiving
set for the benefit of their .c,1s>
toners and friends and the ser
vice will be greatly appreciated
and enjoyed.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
X. G. BROKERAGE FIRM
FAILS
Liabilities May Amount to 10
Million Dollars.

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 1S.---
Houston, Fiblc 4 Co., the largest
broker of stocks and bonds in
the Southwest, closed its office
today at 935 Baltimore avenue.
The failure came as a thunder
bolt to the financial men of Kan
sas City. Even the clerks at the
company had no inkling Of the
failure. Everyone was in his
place at the office ready for work
at 8 clock this morning.
The day opened like any other
Monday. Large orders were
coming in, for the firm has al
most a thousand customers on the
books. The telegraph keys be-
gan their preliminary rattle.
But over the private wire came
a message that was carried to W.
NJ. Fiblc. A blow had fallen in
New York and at the New York
Stock Exchange the firm had
been called on Tor $500, 900,
margin which was not at hand.
The message from New York
was sent by Mr.. Fiblc's partner,
W. Il. Houston who had gone to
New York Friday.
New York, Dec. ls.--Liabilties
of Houston, Fible l. Co., will to-
tai between 8 million and 10 mil
lion dollars, according to one of
the houses largest creditors.
About SO per cent Of the firm \
assets are liquid, he stated and
the company probably would he
able to pay at least 80 cents on
The dollar.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
ROB DENVER MINT
Bandits, in a Daring and Spec
tacular Robbery, Get $780,
900 in Currency.

Denver, Dec. lS.--ln il daring
ly conceived and swiftly cxccut.
ed holdup, bandits got away with
$2OO,O0O in currency at the Den
Yer mint this morning.
Lcaping from Il motor car at
the main entrance to the mint,
where the money was being load
ed into Il Federal Reserve Bank
truck, two bandits opened fire,
shooting and fatally wounding
Charles Linton Il guard, seized
fifty packages OF currency and
escaped. The money all was in
~ denominations. Linton died
at | 10 O clock.
The robbery occurred JUS, at
10 40 o clock One bandit re-
manned at the wheel OF the tour
ing car while the robbery was in
progress and as soon as his com.
panions had thrown the sacks OF
money in and leapcd into the
tonneau, the driver stepped on
the gas and the ear sped away
as bullets raiincd from rifles in
ne hands Of mint guards. !.
was reported tina, a second tour
ing ear loaded with masked men,
heavily armed. "convoycd' the
one bearing the actual robbers.
One Of the bandits is believed
to have been wounded in the hot
rifle fire that poured from "the
Of the mint Us soon as It
was realized that a holdup was in
progress. The entire police force
was called out and an intensive
search for the bandits begun.
shcritiS in ncighboring counties
have been asked to maintain a
close watch OF all roads leading
from this city.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
Farmers Bank Installs Radio.

W. +. Duvall, President Of the
Farmers Bank and Duvall-Per-
cival Trust Company, was IN
Kansas City Thursday OF last
week, looking into the various
manufacture of radio SETS. He
purchased for his residence, Il
Tusca Radio outfit complete, and
for the Farmers Bank and Du-
vall-Percival Trust Company, a
new DeForest Reflex Radio set
with
3 steps Radio Frequency and
2 steps Audio Frequency.
This is something entirely new
in radio. 1t operates without an
outside aerial. 1t is being In
stalled in the banking rooms OF
the Farmers Bank and Duvall-
Percival Trust Company, with 9
view of furnishing the patrons
of the bank with market and 9TH
er reports.
These sets are all being fur
nished by C. c. Rhodes, of But J
Ter, Mo.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
FRANK BROYLES KILLED BY
TRAIN
Knocked From Trestle When He
Gould Nod Hear Approaching
Train.

Frank Broyles Il farm hand
working for Walter Fuller, south
west of town, was instantly
killed when struck by the north
bound Missouri Pacific passenger
train about HOO O'Clock Thurs
day forenoon OF last week. =
Broyles, following his usual
custom when walking to town,
vas walking along the track and,
being deaf, could not hear the
approaching train which struck
him as he was walking across
what is known as the second tres
tie south of town. lie was
thrown to the ground, distance
Of about Is feet. The train was
stopped as soon as possible and
the company local surgeon, DIR.
T. +. Lockwood, summoned, but
it was found that death, which
had been caused by badly
crushed head and back, had been
instantaneous. 1t could not be
determined whether the injury
was caused by the locomotive
striking him or whether it was
caused by the fall to the ground
below.
Except for his brothers, one OF
whom, Wesley Broyles, is en-
ployed by the Missouri Pacific,
and another in Nebraska, he is
without survivors. Funeral SER
vices were conducted from Cul-
vers' chapel Thursday and inter-
ment made in Ashley cemetery.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
North Oak Grove.

Mr.. aud Mrs. viii Wiggcr and
daughter, Lille, Sundaycd ut
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wigger S.
Everett Evans spent Saturday
night with William Phinncy.
Mr., and Mrs. Del Wilson are
the proud parents of baby girl
born Saturday, December l6.
Miss Maudc krctzingcr visited
Friday with Lille Wigger.
Mrs. VIM. Gragg left Friday
for short visit with her son,
Clarence, who lives near Nevada.
Viola and Everett Evans who
attend school at Appleton City,
spe,2tsthc week end with home
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
Bates County Has a Chance.

The last issue Of the Missouri
Farm Bureau News included HI
article on the Better Bulls Con-
test in which it said that only "a
of Cass County's bull replace
ments had been certified. Please
don't take this literally, because
there are two weeks left before
this contest closes and Cass coun-
ty has reported S3 and it is GER
tain that most OF these can be
counted as requirements. But
even at that we are getting re-
placement now and then in Bates
county. Our total number now is
about 70 and with our sale which
will be held next Saturday, we
still have chance to swing Ill
ahead OF Cass county i'll the home
stretch, if every person IN Bates
county will keep talking this
campaign and Send in reports us
fast as possible.
When reporting a replacement,
please include the following:
Name and address of the man
buying the purcbred; name and
number Of the purebred the kind
and age of the grade replaced,
and the disposition made of him.
All these things are necessary in
making. out the final report and
the time is getting short, so it
may be impossible to trace all of
these down therefore, it is very
important that all requirements
be reported in full.
Remember the Bull Sale to be
held in Butler, Saturday, Decent
Der 2;}rd. We hope that these
calves will sell well and we hope
that most of them will go into the
hands of men who have been us
ing non-rcgistcrcd oulls, so they
will count as replacement in the
contest.
: This contest closcs ut midnight
December 3lst, and reports will
be received up to that time.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
Peoples Bank Entertain$

The members of the Christmas
Savings Club of the Peoples
Bank were guests of the bank at
the Fisk Opera House Tuesday
night. The members met at the
bank and went in a body to the
theater where they witnessed the
picture, ''The Silent CALL
AS they entered a slide bearing
these words was run, Surely a
Merry Christmas when a member
of the Peoples Bank Christmas
Savings Club" This slide was
followed by others such as:
: "fou have money for taxes,
fuel, clothing, food and Christ
mas presents when you are IL
member of Peoples Banks Christ
mas Savings Club"
Peoples Bank has helped
members Christmas Savings Club
to save $S812.25." (This amount
was saved during the fiscal year
just closed.)
"Join now. Club closes Janu-
airy II. 1928. Peoples Bank of
Butler, The Bank On Which You
Can Always Bank -
1t was jolly lot of people, and
they all seemed to appreciate the
hospitality Of the bank. The
bank organized it's first Christ
mas Savings Club in 1916 and
has organized one each year
since. These clubs make it pos
sible for the members to. save
small amounts each week, and to
obtain interest ON them. Any
one can join, and each member
can select one or more Of the
nine different methods Of saying.
The plan Of the club requires sys-
tematic saving which is one Of
the great benefits derived by its
The bank contemplatcs enter
all the members of its
savings department one day next
summer. The membership is so
arge that the entertainment will
PC out Of doors. 1t promises to
)e one of the big days for Butler.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
Central Missouri State Teachers
College Notes.

Hy Caroline .Aber
Warrcnsburg, Alo.-Of the $50
students who filled out the op.
tional information blanks for
churches at the fall registration
OF the State Teachers College,
40 are church members. Only
III students expressed no church
preference. The two Methodist
church organizations head in the
combined number of student
members. there being l24 stud
en1> who belong to and - who
prefer these churches. The Bap-
tist church had l03 student mem.
herS and IL who prefer that de
nomination. In all, fourteen diff
fcrcnt denominations are rep
resented. as follows Christian,
3" memberships Is preferences;
Presbyterian. GU memberships, 3
preferences Cumberland Pres
bytcran, 8 memberships; Evan
gelical. s memberships, | prefer
encc; Latter Day Saint. ! mem
berships; Brethren, ) member
ships :. Lutheran. ) memberships;
Episcopal. } memberships, > pref
"lencc>: congregational. } mem
bcrships: Free Methodist, | mem
bcrship; Christian Science.
.JcWiSh | member
Ship.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21

and contents belonging to j. W,
Harrington of 'Pittsburg, Kan
saS, The grip was taken by Rob
crts when he alightcd from the
tram at Amorct: Harrington
was the owner and was coming
home from Kansas City and wa,
asleep when the train arrived at
Amorct. When he woke up and
was getting ready to get off the
train he discovered that his grip
was missing. He remembered he
had seen it before he went 10
sleep when out OF Kansas City.
lie also noticed Roberts sitting
in Il seat near him and one pas.
scnger saw him take grip, with
lilm when he got off at Amorct.
Mr., Prcll went to Amorct and
found Roberts with the grip in
his possession.
Roberts was brought. to Butler
and placed in Jail. lie appeared
before Judge Is. +. deter Wedncs-
day afternoon and waived prelim-
mary examination. He was
bound over to the circuit court
and the ease will be heard next
Tuesday when Judge Calvird
will hold an adjourned Session.
Roberts is the Son of Ira Rob
crts Of Cniontown, Kansas, and
a former resident Of Amorct. He
II the grandson Of ID. W. Roberts
who lives near Amorct.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
Will Close Christmas.

We. the undersigned, agree to
close our store, all day Christmas
Day, Monday, Dee. 25th.
q. \. Heinlein
Lon Ray
A. ID. FortneI
i. T.. Iwahlcn
Boners Grocery
Golden Rule Grocery
C.. W. Anderson
Thralls & Simpson
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
Arrested for Larceny.

$. l.. Roberts of Mildred, Kan
sas~ was arrested at Amoret Tues
day morning by George Prell, a
special detective of the Kansas
City Southern Railway Com
pany for Il theft of IL leather grip
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21

Store Closed Christmas Day
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21

1OlkS.
Del Evans spent Tuesday night
with his cousin, Virgil Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wellivcr
rr" shopping in Butler Thursday. !
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-11-09
WEDDINGS.

The wedding of Frank Ragsdale
of Mexico to Miss Edna Hickam OF
Columbia took place at 2 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
the bride southwest of Columbia. The
ceremony was read by DR.. G. W
Hatcher. The house was artistically
decorated in fall flowers and autumn
leaves.
Following the ceremony they left
for st. Louis and after their honey.
moon will make their home in Mex,
leo.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs
Ann Hickam and is a member of 6
pioneer family which took a prom.
inent part in the development Of
Boone County. She is a charming
and attractive young woman.
Mr.. Ragsdale has been in business
in Mexico for a number of years and
has many friends in Mexico anG
throughout the county.
The Ledger joins their large cir,
Gle of friends in extending congrat.
ulations and best wishes.