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New-York tribune., 1922-05-15
Freight Ships Due
Due To-da

Vessel. Port. Aeencv
Janus, Marseiles, April % Three star Line
Quebec City London April q.
Amelia, Port Antonio. May 3.
Atlantic Fruit CO
GasconieC, lmIninghan, April ~.
Cape May. Melbourne. Aptn /.
y S & Aust ALASKA Line,
Eastern Tempest. Dublin, April rs.
Moore & McCor,nack & CO
Westwego, Barrow. April 80.
n NJ Smith & CO
Eastern Leader, Hul:. Aprll 80,
Eathlamba. Port Said. April IS VIA Boston,
Norton, Lilly & Co
Rio Grande. ValparaI Iso. Aprn 8,
S o Stray ) s Cory
Due To- morrow
Half Moon. Gibraltar May :,
United American Line.
Tacoma. MessiIra. April &c. A II Bul! 4: Co
Maartensd!jk, Colombo, April ~
Funch. Edge Co
Due Wednesday
City OF Eureka, Lisbon. April a.
Mallory Transport Lines
Due Thursday
Maine, London. MAJ E.
Atlantic Transport Line
East side, st Nazaire, May !.
Edgar LucAenbach San Pedro. slpt,G' Aprii IS,
Pennsylvania. Seattle. Aprii ie.
United American Line.
Due Friday
Borderer, Manchester. May J.
International Mercantile Marine
Dacrs Castle. Gibraltar, May l. Via Boston.
W II Tweddel &. Co
Jolee Pensa cola. May No. Bull lines
Due Saturday
Eastern Admiral. Lisbon MAY o
Moore, McCormick e. ca
Ryfuku Maru Liverpool, May 4
Suzuki & co
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By Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

Distance III miles, position noon
IN ess ntherwise speCifiedl.
Anaconda l42 r ambrose Nv May H.
Sog ota $50 Ambrose Nv May -
Eastern Leader 34o Ambrose " May IA.
o!eclan pd Shfnnecock MAY Ia
Gulfa nd 115 SW Nantucket LV MEy "a
Iuniata l20 SW Vineyard Sound MAY a.
i;ancastrian lat 80 J 7 Ion 50 Is May "a
Margaret l91 s Ambrose Nv May IA
Irs sident Fillmore 273 Is Ambrose "
May "A
Sag HaThor IA s Sandy HOOK May IA
W est Eldara l28 f Ambrose I.V Nav IL
New-York tribune., 1922-05-15
10000 Fcrrara Unemployed
To Continue Demonstration

RUNE Nay 14'-Thlrty Thousand un-
employed workmen at Ferrara, who
staged demonst traton Saturday il
front of the Prefecture, have declared
their intention of continuing their
demonstrations until they are given
work, according to dispatches received
here.
Camps have been formed under
Fascist organizers. who are providing
sustenance for the workmen. and
periodic parades viii be made through
out the surrounding villages, The gov
ernment hopes to solve the problem by
placing the men on public works.
Thre Fascist Deputies are said tc
be directing the workmen. There have
been no disorders
New-York tribune., 1922-05-15
International Ice Patrol Service
Notice to Mariners
(By I S Hydrographic OHice)

Fhe Lighthouse Service announces that
buoys in Taunton River, Mass win be- ~
named Taunton River channel buoys am,
Rock buoy HS, about May "a
shrewsbury Rocks gas and bell buoy
j, OFT station. sunk by vessel Another
buoy VIII be placed on station May 13
Chapman shoal gas buoy H. st Law
renee River, y Y, showing fixed light Ma
~ A9G2. W!ll be regulated as soon as prac-
ticable. " nv
Master of Am str Nocoalula reports On
April 30 and May :. 1922 Charlotte Hs,
nor entrance sas and bell buoy, Florida,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-15
British Textile Emplovne,,

ApproXlmately 10000 textile WORK
ers were listed as unemployed in March.
an Improvement Of II per cent az corn.
pared with December, according to a
IIepoTt from Trade Commissioner But
.e .eI, London. More than SO per cent OF
1n's NUMBER were cotton workers. I'm
emp!oymeht IN the woolen and worsted d
provement Of 3s per cent compared Wv
December W. WIN
New-York tribune., 1922-05-15
American PORTS

BALTIMORE, May It-Arrived. Lax.
A Asomak, Georgetown: Howard Jack.on
vie EGuador.. san Francisco via Havana
1taiia' tampa; Blair. New York; Dix,ana
r. III Iara @ Ia. Sailed; Lewis X Thurlow
lernpa Dakarian fBr), London; Virtor,
ous' NV Orleans: Borgestad tNor, ~
burg IA" n a M
cHARLEsToE, s e. Nav 4A.,r,
,.efco Inha tand proceeded FOR Halit.@
Naas ,F W., iachsohvil'e fand proceeded fol
GALVESTON. Tex. Nav ,4..,,,.
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Outgoing Steamships

Note-Mail information will be found on
Travel Page Eighth Column.
The sailing hours below are daylight
saving time.
Sail To-day
CraAt.r Hall. Caliao. PM ..-.. a. R'ki,n n
General G. w Coethala. CriBtopel s Pm
81. X p
Capto Lisbon. PN N....... s1at s.. r k!yn
Sail Tomorrow
Maurctania. Southampton. IL n M....s4 = r
Reliance. Hamburg, AN N....f.- y Fl
Manuel calyo CadiE, ~ NJ ...,..&. r r
New-York tribune., 1922-05-15
New Lines Plan
Ocean Ships on
N.Y.BargeCanal
Motorships for Inland and
Deep Sea Traffic Being
Designed by Theodore ID.
Wells: To Beat X. X. Rates
Henry Ford Interested
Swift x Go. Ask Rcpor, on
Costs of Operation for
Florida to. Lakes Craft

Operation Of a large number Of
special type motorships on the New
York Barge Canal between the Great
Lakes, Atlantic Coast and foreign ports
IS planned by several new steamship
companies, according TO reports from
naval architects. The scheme is said
10 be entirely practical and will give
'he interior ports an ocean service
without transShipment
The proposition that is farthest ad-
Naneed at the moment is that Of the
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City Island
n,xl G-Sl,
Bound South

sch. Ononctte (Br>. Parrsboro for New
York. With lumber. 10 !. y Godfrey, and
laths 20 simpson. Clapp Co; Flo + Nader
fHrl, Malone Eay. y s. for New York
with lumber, 10 Homan x ruddington
William Booth. Ninal Haven for New York
WIN stone TO Booth Bros. Alaska, Ms
thlas for New York 10 Gilnartin & Co;
BESSIE Leila, New Haven for New York
Henry Crockor, Bridgeport for New York.
Bound Fnst
Sohs Eveline Will<e (Brl. New York for
lHhaNc. \ S Anna Brown. New York for
Rrldsepori Actor, New York for Nan
tuCi<et.
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Winds ut Sea day

Winds at Sea To-day
Hatteras to Florida Suaits-Mo oderaie
variable partly overcast, probably local
rains
East Gulf-Modera variable. partly
ovArcast.
Wee. Guit-~Moderate eest and south
east, partly overcast.
Caribbean See and Wndward Passage
Moderate east and northeast over north
and moderate southeast and south over
south portion, partly overcast.
North Of Sandy Hcok-Modcrate vsrf-
able and partly overcast.
SANDY Hook to observation-disclosures east
er!y, east and northeast overcast
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Harmodlus. Cape Town. u NJ M..,...-----
Clan buchanan. Buenos Ayrrs. Ia NJ --------
Sail Vesiucadnv

narmodlus, Cape Town. - N -------
Clan buchanan, Buenos Ayrrs. "a NJ M-------'
Sail Wednesday
Poionln Denzia. . PM .....6, Bush Docks
western World tnew>. Buenos Ayres.
PM g. Hobo On
Socrates. Rio de Jsnelro. II AN.
IL, Hoboken
riYives. Cartasena IL M...........s. Q. N r
President Van puren' London. Pm.
Lake rloravista Nassau. 1s NJ is. n'kiyn
Lukseftoll Santo Domingo. Pm 70, N II
Sail Thursdny
Carmania. Liverpool. Ia NJ ...,.... 50. y n
wnsrt,emes '',,sl,,, berg hamburg, - Nj S.. r
oscar H. Christiana. | PM
18th st. Hoboker
Monterey, Vera Cruz, II AN ~, r r
Steel Engineer Buenos Ayres. IL NJ --
Sail Friday
StavanEerfio ord Bergen. PM.
Murarso, Nassau. : PM.....,"."'.s. e r
Sail Saturday
A"r,gs' ~ s,,s Are, hrsmsn rM m HoboSsn :,
kNndam, Rotterdam, i'm 5th st lioboken
Lafayette. Havrc. - M-......57 NJ n II
Gothlsnd. Antwerp, ~ Nj M..,.. .....5 5S N Il
'reS'den'e Wilson N'pie, ,i,ss So, AM' ,.n
Dante Atlshcri Naples PM ''..' as, N "
Hershg' Ysrshs lTrsstown Ere, PM. 'oth St. n'iiyn
Stboney. Havana, If AN ,...........l4 r II
rSisoeiphja S' @urasoo 5@oo = r. f. Eiy n
Ga'amares, ,o,ar; Port 1,mon, II AN p y F
Dakarian. London. IL M........ g. y y
Nestrls, Hamburg. - M.......... ~ \ r
RIO Grande, RerEen, 10 AM.,....A B'klyn
Robin Goodfcuow, Vancouver. l2 NJ,
Dominic. Para. TO AM .......3Sd ST. B'lly n
Huron santo Domingo. II AN. a. BkIyn
C,ar9; S,n,, san Ivan, ~ M,'.''27 Rislyn 4
GSancs. Constn(jnopie. Gov S1nUI l.. kiyn N
New-York tribune., 1922-05-15
Days New Issues

Blyth, Witter & Co. and Cyrus peirce
& Co. are offering a new issue of So
100000 East Bay Water Company uni
flying and refunding mortgage series
B 2oyear s per cent gold bonds at
a price Of 1902 and interest The bonds
are redeemable in whole or in part on
any interest date on sixty days notice
at 10. The bonds are issued to pro
vide capital for contemplated exten-
sions, and for retiring 81, 1,250,OOO 6 per
cent collateral trust notes which will
be called for redemption on August /
next.
A syndicate composed of Blair g.
Co. Inc, First National Company Of
Detroit and Kelley, Drayton & Co.. are
offering a new issue of S4,Oo00O0 Kan
sas City Joint Stock Land Bank of
Kansas City, Mo, 5 per cent farm loan
bonds. dated May !, 1922. and due May
/. 1852 They are priced at 103 and
interest. to yield 45s per cent to re
demption date and 5 per cent there
after,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-15

poE, n@s 81 spI-INDlA. II is American & Indian Line
cutta Norton. Lills 81 Co. Is Beaver st ny
New-York tribune., 1922-05-15
Dangers to Navigation
(5y L. S. Hydrogta phc Orice)
North Atlantic Oceun-On the America


North Atlantic Occan-On the American
IhN following obstructons were re-
ported: May 10, lat 20 II lon 3 81, spar
Wa,sr. S,tts, ATTACHED to submerged wrcckase,
MEsABA: MAJ II, lat 40. ion 50 So. nun
ouoy marked g. JALAPA. Note-This is
PT0W1eDiX pEW ~ buoy reported By tho lake AR
lon 60 30, and tho scHoDAcK NJ MaS AZ
IN lat 40 02 Ion 60 30 May 12. lat
80 u Ion u So. rcd-topped pile about il
inches in diameter projecting II out Of
water CNCAS, May II. lat 36 81 Ion "a So
stH. IT in diameter projecting 40 It OUT
OF water attached 10 submerged Hreckage,
LENA LCCkENBACH May D lat "a 30 ion
SO Is. mast 60 & long covered with marine
growth, NiSTUIA; April 80, lat il rs lon
- ee, spar projecting 3 f' out OF water
CBALDO.
Over tho Overseas Routes
The following distractions were re-
ported: Received from Lands End radio
station st,,iG April rs: Lat 40 43 lon 81 the
are oIlM Ksos;Ia Dan, t str9oR snbmersed wreck
TIA radio station April 30: Lat 47 80 Ion
81 o5, The CHICAGO CITY (Br) passed Il
wooden derelict bottom up. about 100 IT
long and projecting about 3 IT out OF We ~
ter; April 30. lat 80 4s Ion 40 the KIOTO
tRr) passed spar projecting a.bout { 4.
,n "1t or water; !at 40 o3 ION ~ so the SAN
TEoDCRO tBr> passed large piece of
lat 90 20 Ion % a mine OLYMPIC
international Ice Pntroi Service
The following rado from United State,
Coast Guard cutter TAMPA: May H. pos{-
f'oh lat ~ 3S lon ol 1s, near berg This ia
southernmost ice Another berg eight miles
north. Both previously reported Berg lat
a. So Ion 81 90. Present warning south or
following lines; Lat 43 Ion IS to Ia a. ~
lon 90 10 lat A. 20 Ion 81. (Broadcast).
New-York tribune., 1922-05-15
Maritime MISCELLANY

SAN FFANCtSCO. May i4-Presi6ent
Lincoln fex Hoosier Statc) sailed 18TH for
ORIENT with s2,ooo,0oo in silver bullion
largest sIlver shipment einco armietice
ASTORIA May IFS, Louis (Fr). Port
iand for Bordeaux Ma san Francisco. de
IaEed mere account rudder trouble; diver
New-York tribune., 1922-05-15
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

VALPARAISO. May 1t-Charlton Hall
New York.
Departures
QUEENSLAND. May I4-AdrIatlc fBr
from IdVerpooD, New York
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THE TIDES
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Marine Reports

NOTE: The hours below are standard
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-16
From Income Tax, Ia Billion.

- a,hngton, March o.-Ihe lo2
income taxes will bring the govern
ment IL billion dollars. which is
about "a milion dollars below the
total received last year, treasury sta
tisticians estimated today
The frat quarterly payments Will
reach no more than 800 million dol
lars. which is 100 million dollars be-
low the quarterly average OF last
wear. il, is believed
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-16
New Meaning for Old Tasks. IT.
Now Home improvement In
stead Of Mere House
cleaning

! y chang. OF purposes and per
spcctvc will 90 a long way toware
Winning for the housewife the heart,
cooperation OF her entire family il
rne seasonal round OF houseclcan-
ing. Better call it home improve
men, week and make it mean tl1e-fol-
lowing:
Improved arrangement OF kitchen
and equipment to save steps.
- finishing or covering table tops
and kitchen floors so that they can be
kept clean with less effort.
Putting up sheive, and hook, where
iecdcd.
Getting rid of useless or WORKOUT
equipment.
Mending aud repairing equipment to
last longer.
Arranging furniture aud furnishings
It, make a more comfortable, cheer
lily
kefinishing old furniture to make ii
harmonic with the other furniture in
the room.
Simplifying dali, routine by finish,
i.g floors and using rugs instead OF
ltavy carpets. and by removing use
less furnishings tina, col'ec. dir, and
make extra work
The use OF nlodcrn tool, III good
working order so that housekeeping
viii be less strenuous
Ii your nouseciean,ng doe, no,
mean these things to you, you can get
help 10 make It SO by applying to the
/. <tcnsion Service Of the Missouri
, ollegc OF Agriculture Tor the assist
tuce oi The honlc management -ir-
-i;Ii.t,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-16
CURIOSITIES OF DAILY NEWS
Oddities and Novelties in Happen
ings OF General Interest.

Washington, Mar o Capital New
>crvicc'.-Suing his wife for divorce
deaf mute OF Chicago complain!
that his spouse used too much roue!
language in her finger talk.
IN London a suit for ''jactitatiou :.
marriage" has been Tiled by mar
against woman who annoys him b.
tanning to be his wife when she is
aot and never has been, the first legs'
action of the SORT for more thar 4
hundred years.
From Texas comes the tale OF a
physician who has discovered what Is
4slled truth serum which, when
administered to suspected criminal.
paralyzes his imaginate faculties SO
that he can tell only facts and ro;
thoughts which are not true.
New York has an inventor who has
perfected means BY which rays OF
light, allowed to play upon the let
ters OIL printed page, are converted
INTO musical sounds, pleasant to hear,
20 thai the blind can read through
their ears.
Denver, Colo is to furnish blind
person. with police whistles which,
when blown at street crossings, will
cause traffic cops to iiat all traffic
while the ,iehtless cross the street III
safety.
A Maryland legislator lla, intro
diccd = bill which will make it il
legal ioi nor, than t..o persons to
ride on the front or three on the ccay
scat ri automobiles, with TIE idea
that it is crowding a machine which
produce accidents. Some of his ,:pn-
tcres have asked the a,ithoc OF the bill
# he dulr mean It Tor street cars,
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Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters
testamentary upon the estate of Fl. 3.
Owen, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned by the Probate Court
of Bates County, Missouri, bearing
date the 9th day of March. 1922.
All persons having claims against
said estate are. required to exhibit
them to the undersigned for allowance
within six months after the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit of such estate; and
If such claims be not exhibited within
one year from the date Of granting
said letters, they shall be forever
barred
Z Witness my signature this 9th day
of March, 1922.
ESTER ANNIE OWEN,
Attest Executor.
(SeaD n E. SHEPPARD,
23-4t -. Judge of Probate.
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Administrator Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that Letter:
Of Administration upon the estate o.
VIM. Oldham. deceased. have beer
granted to the undersigned by tn
Probate Court of Bates County, Mis-
sour, bearing date the 18th day Of
February, 1929
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to the undersigned for allow
ance within six months after the date
of said letters, or they may be pre-
cludcd from any benefit Of such es-
sate; and if such claims be not ex.
l,ibited within one year from the date
OF granting said letters, they shall be
forever barred.
- Witness my signatue this 18th day
of February, 1922.
FRANK OLDHAM.
Attes, Administrator
(Seal. II. +. SHEPPARD.
2o-4t Judge OF Probate.
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save the Chick.

Diachol. Chcmitrys latest and
most valuable discovery. 1t brings
to the home one OF her heretofore
hidden secrets, that directly benefits
the nhabitant of the poultry yard.
Diachol is the product of years of re-
search and laboratory work and ex-
periments, and then to be discovered
by accident, as most OF the phenon-
| mai discoveries arc made. The world
war awakened the chemist as he was
ne, or awakened before The chemist
in his fevered search through chem
istry great storehousc o. knowledge
| ior elements OF destruction, explo-
sires, poison gases, etc. Ee found
elements and combination OF ele-
mcnts heretofore unknown and un-
heard of which when properly COM
| pounded became agents OF infinite
value to mankind in the battle
against old and new diseases inner
ent to animal life In his laboratory,
Prof. a. Il. Sala while III search for
elements and agents the combination
Of which to produce certain results
foreign to the poultry culture. There
Diachol was born. Diachol is a conf
bination OF chemical element that is
sure death to the germ diseases that
attack the feathcrcd specie. Diachol
is complete and absolute preventa-
tive against White Diarrhoea in
chicks. blackheads i'll turkeys, chol-
era in poultry and kindred diseases
of the poultry yard. At last, thanks
20 chemistry and especially to DR.,
Sala the poultry raiser need ne longer
fear White Diarrhoca. the scourge o.
the brooder---"Thc Chick Nursery"
Blackhcad, the turks arch enemy;
Cholera. the deadly plague OF the
poultry yard. Diachol saves your
baby chicks, insurcs your turkeys, i'm
rnuncs your flock from disease.
Diachol is sold direct from the lab
oratory to the consumer only, thus as
sning prompt service and no substi-
tutes. Now is the time to order your
supply of Diachol. Have it on hand
when the chick is Matched. The first
twenty days of its life tells the story
If live chicken or dead chick.
Which is it for you? Price $500 large
package, postpaid Money with order
or no attention given.
The American Farm Chemical
Company,
ao3 S. First Street. ,
North Manchester, indiana.
oiachol is Sold on Positive Guaran-
&c. when Directions are Fol
owed advertisement 2I-at :
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Sheriff's Sale in Partition

James H. Lewis and Minnie Sam
mons, Plaintiffs.
Emily J. Snider, David c. Snider,
Eugene Snider, William O. Snider
and Amanda c. Cooper, Defend
ants.
In the Circuit Court of Bates Coun-
II, Missouri
By virtue and authority of decree
and order OF sale in partition made by
the said Court. in the above entitled
cause, and Of certified copy there
a. dated February IS, 1929. l will ON
Friday, March ~. 1922, between the
hours OF nine o'clock in the forenoon,
and five o'clock in the afternoon Of
that day, at the East front door of the
Court House, in the City Of Butler in
Bates County, Missouri. sell at public
,yenduc, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described real estate, viz:
The North half On 1-a) of the
Northeast Quarter (NE 10 OF
the Southwest quarter (SW 10
OF Section Twenty-one (2), and
the Southeast Quarter Use 10
OF the Northeast Quarter one
~ OF the Southwest Quarter
(SW 10 of Section Twenty-one
l,D, in Township Thirty-nine
500, Range Thirty-thrce (33,
Bates County, Missouri.
Terms OF sale as follows. viz: Cash.
Abstract of title may be seen at my
office
|. A. PETTY,
z1u Sheriff.
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Charles r. Masee and
Laura l.. Magee (his wife) by their
deed OF trust dated February nth,
1920, and recorded February 27th
1920, in the office OF the recorder of
Deeds Of Bates County. Missouri. in
book 223, at page 227 conveyed to the
undersigned in trust to secure the
Payment of the note in said deed OF
trust particularly described the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in
Bates County, Missouri, to-wit;
Lots Seven to-, Eight 49,, Nine
10. Ten (Io). Eleven (I) and
Twelve tI2) in Block Thirteen
(IS), Rockville, Missouri.
And whereas. the note became due
February II. 1929, and default in the
Payment of the interest thereon has
Teen made and whereas, both principal
and interest are unpaid
And whereas, the owner of said
rote' has requested me to execute the
power vested in me by said deed Of
trust to sell said real estate. and out
OF the proceeds Of said sale pay the
Lawful EXPENSES Of executing this trust
and Satisfy said debt secured thereby
Therefore, in compliance with said
request and in pursuance to the power
vested in me by said deed of. trust ]
will sell said real estate at public ven
cue to the highest bidder for cash on
The 18th day Of April. Ioa7.
between the hours of 9 o'clock .. m.
and S o'clock p. m. of that day At the
front door Of the court house, IN the
city Of Butler. Bates County. Mis-
souri,. 4, 3
ss-4t S xfj1
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Red Bomb in U. S. Legation2

Sofia, Bulgaria. Marctl iS,--lhc cN-
plosion in the American legation Sat
urday night is believed by the au
tLorities to have been caused by 7
bomb thrown from the street into the
legation conservatory. Passers by
PURSUED man who may have been
responsible for the outrage,
Both the police and the American
minister. Charles S. Wilson, believe
the act OF mailman or of radicals
seeking revenge for the American
olicy in regard to soviet Rssia
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Your Health Is the Most
Valuable Asset You Have
r. You Need 4 Tonic, Read This

Boeworth, Mo.-"My father wa
once stricken with liver and kidney
trouble and he not only suffered pain
and distress but became very nervous
and all rundown, also very weak. He
took DR.. Pierce Golden Medical Dis
covery and WAS completely restored to
health and was always hale and hearty
ever afterwards. My grandmother
alss took DR.. Pierce's medicines when
she was in q nervous rundown condi-
ton and it was Just short, space Of
time until she was enjoying splendid
health. ! know d.. Pierce's medi-
cines are very good and ! highly.
indorse them."-iirs. Minnie Davis.
Dr.. Pierceis NJ -dical Discovery il
liquid form has been sold BY druggists
for more than 50 eaEs. It , now put
up ID tablets also. Try II
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-16

Harry Kellar. me lannon's naei-
= ~ = ~ hone il tce Aegs1ss
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-16
Heart of America Dairy Show.

KANSAS City. Missouri, March g.
Plans for the Heart of America
Dairy Show to be held in Kansa.
City June S to 10 were made here to-
day by breeders of dairy cattle and
representatives of the state colleges Of
,af rioulture in Missouri and Kansas
This show is planned I, meet tn: in.
creasing interest now being taken il
dairy farming by farmers of THE
Southwest. :.
Con. ention Hall vii! be filled viii
educational exhibits from the Ma
], ena! Dairy Council. Chicago. lii
pois; United States Department Of
Agriculture and by the State Col
lleses OF Agriculture in Missouri, Kan
rs, Nebrssta and Oklahoma. Dis
plays Of modern dairy equipment will
sIso be made BY manuf seturers