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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-23
POUT AMERICKYCH DfVEK
DO FRANCIE.

Ma popud slecny Amy Nor
ganove, dcery po zemfelem
millionafi uspofadan bude Wy
let as jednoho sta americkych
mladych zen, ktere hodlaji ma
ystiviti zpustosene kraje Fran
Gle q prinesti i jistou financni i
mravni podporu nasledky val
ky dosud trpieimu obyvatel-
stvu. Pruvodkyni jejich bude
madam Julie Despres, {. 1891
yych. 81. ul., jez jest cd unora
ucitelkou francouzskeho jazy-
ka na Laurel skole. Poutnice
vydaji Sc na cestu dne p. Ger
vence. Ucastnice vyletu budou
voleny a dosud byly nominova-
ny til zdejsi ucitelky a jedna
zubni lekarka. Hlasovani di-
II Sc bude tim ZpuSobem, Ze ma
priklad, kdo v6nuje We pro-
speech vypravy 10c muZe ode
vzdati ieden HAS pro kandidat
ku Vlastni volby. Penize TAX
to sebrane pax tvoriti budou
dar urceny ma opravu valkou
nejhure postizenych mist.
Volitelna jest kazda dlvka
pres 16 roku, kterou muze kaz
dy nominovati arci po pfedcho
zim schvaleni mistni odbot-
kou Americkeho vyboru pro
valkou zniGenou Francii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-23
SCHUzE MESTSKE RADY.

Ia vcerejSiho zasedanl melf
Kohlerova admin.strace dvojl
aspon docasny uspach, pri or
dinanci, die ktere by Sc stall
poplatnymi Drodavaci ma cho.
dnicich a druhou by bylo po-
starano 0 podruznou stanici na
sblrani odpadku ma vych. stra-
ne. Prvnejsi navrh odkazan
byl k projednani do tydne pri-
slusnGmu vyboru 25 hlasy pro-
ii 6. Ia debaty doslo k ostre
slovni srazce meZi radnim Fin
KLEIN a trznim komisafem Sche-
rerem, ktery prlsne vystoupil
proti majitelce ovocneho stan
ku V trznici ma Ontario ul., Ju-
Iii Macronove, kterou nechal
pro jeji odpor zatknouti, ale
byl v dalSim stihani Zarazen
soudnim zakazem. Finkle u
cinil poznamku, re Scherer
Macronove fekl, re NIUE We
stanku setrvati az do cervna a
byl "a to nazvan komisafem
''lhafem", ma urazku pax rad
nj odpovedel, re slovo komisa-
rovo nema u nej ceny ami je-
dineho niklu. Mezi obema So
ky by snad bylo doslo k ma
silnostem. ale bylo tomu ostat-
mimi radnimi zabraneno.
Druhou ordinance ma byt
zakoupen ma odpadkovou sta
nici pozemek mezi vych. 1872
a 163. ul. V 80. warde. Radnic.
nj vybor navrh vratil oduvoC
nenim, re by zfizeni odpadko
We SUBSTANCE nemalo obtezo
valo cele sousedstvi a pc deba
t6, kdy mluveno pro proti cd
kazana ordinance 21 hlasy PR
I'll 10 k dalsimu projednani.
Financni riditel G.. A. Gesel
pfedlozil predbezny rozpoce
financni ma rok 1928, die kite
Ireho by mesto ma vydani DO
trebovalo prave 14,5OO.O 900
Rozpocet bude podroben revis
okresniho rozpoctoveho vybo
Iru. Povolen naklad 10000 n
stavbu ochranneho stavenl v
| Woodland Hill parku a podoE
me povolen naklad $4,000 n
ochrannou stanici We Wad
parku. O debate v odpoledr
vyborove schulz pfi prvnim M
vrhu zminujeme Sc ma jiner
miste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-23
PODEKOVANI.

Zabavni vybor Pat. j. A. 10
mensky timto dekuje vsem Je-
no priznivcum ga ncastenstvl
ma vystave domaciho peciva a
v1bec "a pfizen mu venova-
nou, zvlaste clenum a Glen
kynim u spolku Pat. zastou-
penych. kteri cestne zdstali do
ma. Zvlastni diky vsem dar-
cum a spolkum "a odkoupeni
vstupenek, jak nasleduje:
Rady c. S. p. s.: Velkofad,
Svornost, Lidumil. Bratri kru
hu, Cechoslovan. Chelcicky-Pa
lacky, Kolar, Vit6zslav Halek,
Sion, Bretislav, Pravdomil, Co.
lum bia. Probuzenci. - Sbory
J. G. D.: Velkovybor, Libuse.
! B!ahomila. FIR. Stranecka,
Pravda, Lidmila, Anna Sazav-
ska, Wilma Sokolova, Julie Ha-
vlickova, Skv6la Budoucnost,
Ladislava, Jaro, Augusta Opt
zova. - Sbory S. p. j.: Velko-
vybor, Verne Sestry, Taborit-
ky, Vesna, Palma ViteZstvi, Pc
krok 90. Stoleti. - RHINE spol
ky: Prokop Veliky I. O. @. f..
Spolek Starych Ceskych Osad.
niku, Dvur Zaboj {. IA Les. A
merickych, Zeny Tabora J. T..
Stfelecky klub Slapnicka, So
; kol Cleveland, Loze Osveta c
S. j. - Penezni obnosy darova
! ": Velkofad G. S. P. S. $500
! Rad Pravdomil, $3.50; Strel
7 Klub Slapnicka, $3.50. - Gel
: kovv pfiiem byl S262.64, Wy
DAM $132.95, clsty vytezel
$1,000. Vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-23
LoUTKovE pIvADLo v
AMERICKt SKOLE.

Divadlo S loutkami bylo te-
prve pred nedafnem zrizeno Y
nekolika ceskydh skolach. w
chovna sila i detsky zajem 0
tohoto druhu dfamaticke ume-
nj vzbudilo pozornost paeda-
gogu americkych, ktefi uspora-
dali podobne predstaveni v
Eastview skole ma Lee a Kins-
man rds Shaker Heights, kde
v patek bude pro mladez uspo-
radano prvfi marionetafske
pfedstaveni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-23
UKRADENY ZAvODNl KUN.

Tento tyden mela sc vyzna-
menati ma zavodisti v Toronto,
Ont. plnokrevna zavodni kills
ma Shore Acres. Kun byl ma
ietkem pestitele uslechtilych
oru j. o. Sullivana z Chicago.
Kdyz tento pfisel vcera dopo-
ledne ma move zGejsi zavodiste
" Maple Heights. shledal, re
Shore Acres byl. pryc, patrne
s nj podnikl zayody nektery
zlodej k zidovi, ably vzacne to
zvife zpenezil. Policie zaha-
jila po ztracenem zVifeti pa
trani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-23
UKRADENE VZORkY.

Cestujfci klenotnicke firmy
The Continental Jewelry Co.,
1914 Euclid ave. oZnamil po-
l;cii, re mu byly vcera auto
mobilu, S kterym Sc zastavil u
vchodu k May Co. ma Ontario
ul., uxradeny dve cerne kozene
brasny sc vzorky sperkn V ce-
ne $500.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-23
REVOLVEREM OZBROJENY
SILENCE.

Ma telefonickou zpravu, re
jisty muz ohrozuje revolverem
okoli zap. Z. ul. a Jefferson
ave. zatkla pol;cie stanice ma
zap. 25. ul. a Althem udane-
no zbojnika, jenz ale sc IDA
byti na rozumu chory, nebyl V
stavu udati ami jmeno aniz il
nych podrobnosti. Byl dan do
mestske nemocnice k pozoro-
rovani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-23
VSEM SVOBODOMYSL-
NYM ORGANISACfM
v CLEVELANDE.

Odbocka Americkeho Ma
rodniho Sdruzeni Cechoslo-
vaku a Mistni Sdruzeni Sva
zu Svobodomyslnych v Gle
velande, usporadaji v nede-
Ii 8. cervence v kapli West
ern Reserve university HUI
sovu slavnost, pri nj ma by
ii zazpivan choral "Kdoz
jste bozi bojovnici" S pr1-
vodem varhan. Mali choral
tento vyznet S patricnou mo-
hutnosti, je potrebl vetsiho
mnozstvi zpevaku. Zadaji
Sc proto clenove a clenky
vsech svobodomyslnych or
ganisacl, ktefl jsou ochotni
spoluucinkovati, ably dosta-
viii Sc do prvni zkousky vc
ctvrtek 25. kvetna v 8 hodill
vecer do Narodni Sine ma
Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-23
LAcINEJsl LED.

The City lie & Fuel Co.
vcera oznamila, ze bude letos
prodavati o Sc led levneji "a
kazdych 100 y. V drobnem
prodeji a V podobnem pomeru
zlevn6n bude led i We velko-
prodeji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-23
ZRlZENCI POULICNlCH
DRAH FODPISUJf
SMLOUVU. y

Rozpory megi the Cleveland
Railway Co. a zam6stnanci ma
poulicnich karach byly ma ce-
" rok urovnany vcereisim pod
pisem smlouvy jez byla- obema
stranami prija.a. Nzda zdsta-
ne tudiz snizana tax, jak 81
spolecnost sasna nrc,la.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-23
Dix u VZDANf 4.

Ia pfcinou dychanku
A.
A.
Pfedevsim
dale stka Veova Vte drazi
S okamzikG
ptomn: Dubsky,
Kulhank Sebek
Cernuk Plesnid,
Beman Andrs Cenho Janoch Van Reo Tafat Nozis Jand
Pankove Prokop Hrabak, IIrabak
JedHcka
ab&ka Kulhanek Vnchova Vnova Svehova
Hrach, Kocka
Sedva
ALzBETA CRUBER, vych ul
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-28

me from Alexandria, by one Of m}
sons. who is an arden, Mason, and
who knows that also am interested
III Masonry.
4 phase Of the life Of this grea;
man of which very little is known by
the uninitiated is his life as Mason.
We coacede that Washington was
q great organizer, and we recognize
the fact that man who could found
this great nation of ours could no less
be founder of great patriotic organ
iZat;on as the Order Of the Cincinnati,
which was composed of officers Of the
American Revelation, and which
means so much to Us as Daughters Of
the American Revolution; but many
Of US are not aware Of the fact that
he also founded Masonic lodges, not
only in Virginia but in South Carolina
as well. George Washington was IN
itiated and entered apprentice in Ma
sonry Nov. 4th, 1892, passed 10 Eel
low Craft, March 3rd, 1853, raised to
the Sublime Degree Of a Master Ma
son Aug. 4 1853, in Fredericksburg
lodge, Va. He was a worshipful mas
ter of Alexandria lodge No. % when
the lodge received its charter from
the grand master Of Virginia April
26, 1888. At the laying of the cor
nerstone of the capitol of the United
States with Masonic honors Sept. IS,
1898, George Washington was master
Of ceremonies
The lodge at Alexandria was first
instituted oy the grand lodge of Penn
sylvania at Philadelphia in 1888, and
wrought under the Pennsylvania
charter for FIVE years. When, upon
the surrender of its charter to the
Pennsylvania grand lodge, General
Washington headed & petition to the
grand lodge Of Virginia for a new
charter which was granted by Ed
mund Randolph, G. NJ, in 1888,
Washington became first master I'M
der the Virginia jurisdiction and
served two years, and right here l
will read clipping from today's State
which gives tardy honor to Washing
ton as Mason, the dispatch coming
from Washington City:
approval OF final plans for mag
nifcent building in honor to Wash
ington to be erected by the Masons
of the United States at Arlington,
Va.n seven miles from here on a ridge
commanding a view Of the capital,
was given tonight at the 18th annual
meeting of the George Washington
National Memorial association.
"The structure and surrounding
grounds will cost approximately ST.
100000. Rising 200 feet above the
ground the memorial building will be
in plain view of the national capital,
and will be passed by all who make
the pilgrimage from Washington to
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the Mount Vernon homo Of 'the Fa
tker of His Country.
TIE proposed memorial. with it.
collection Of Washington heirIooms
is 20 be the result Of I movement be
gun more than - years ago by the
Masonic lodge a. Alexandria Of which
Washington at one time was master
The lodge now known as Alexandria
Washington lodge No. 22, \. +. and
A. NJ. vas lodge No. 80 in Washing
tons days. Among its souvenirs Of
the first president is a letter in his
own hand written at Mount Vernon.
"PrimariIy the building is 10 oe q
memorial 70 George Washington. the
man and Mason. The plan Of its
form was inspired by the great memo
rial monuments built IN the ancient
davs Of Greece and Rome at harbor
entrances and some whose SUBMITS
burning flares pointed The way 20 in
coming mariners.
Preserved in the Alexandra Wash
ington lodge No. 22 are many relics
of Washington and his times. Among
them is rare portrait Of Washington
in his Masonic regalia. This was
painted by Williams Of Phila lel2hia,
for Alexandria Washington lodge. 1t
is probably the only authentic work
showing him in advanced years. An
other picture represents Washington
at the altar wearing his own sash and
apron. The sash and apron shown in
the pictures were inherited by his
nephew. Lawrence Lewis, who pre-
sented them to the lodge in 1912.
They are carefully preserved.
In tne lodge room is the chair IN
which Washington sat when ne pre-
SIDED over the lodge during the years
1T89-1789, and was in constant use
frr III years. 1t is now kept under
a GLASS case and is used only on spe-
cel occasions such as the installation
o. officers or for distinguished guests.
The original desks and benches Of
the old lodge are still preserved, also
t! @ lesser lights, which were used at
tie laying of the corner stone of the
caD:tol and at Washington's funeral.
Washington's trowel has been used
or many important occasions, the
most notable being at the laying OF
TIE corner stone Of our nations capi-
tc! By George Washington in 1898,
tie laying of the corner stone Of
Y ashington's monument in 1S4S, and
IT, laying of the corner stone Of the
Naeo"ic temple I'M Washington, D. c.,
b. Theodore Roosevelt in 1907.
Wren Gen. Washington died at his
hoalc at Mount Vernon, there stood
cA a shelf in his room a venerable
clock, whose hands point the time Of
his death, 20 minutes after ten. Dr.
Elisha C. Dick, master Of Alexandra
Washington lodge at that time, and
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one of the attending physicians, cut
the pendulum cord that night and
stopped the old time piece at the IN
stan, that WaShington's noble soul
took its flight. Three days later Mrs.
Martha Washington presented the
clock to the lodge This ancient heir
loom is held sacred trust by the
lodge, also an hour glass which fanlss
the clock on It's right.
Another lodge which is said to have
been founded by Washington and over
which this eminent Mason presided
still functions at Williamsburg, Va.
This is said to be the oldest Masonic
lodge in Virginia and | do not doubt
it as around Williamsburg clustered
much culture and refinement, out l
can not vouch for the authenticity Of
this. Certain it IS, however, that in
this old lodge is also preserved chair
in which Washington sat when he pre-
sired over its deliberations. Certain
it is, also, that at much earlier date
thc : 1888, or than his later re-. .dence
ne,.r alexandria, and in Colonial days
when our capitol was at Williamsburg
he lived there, and have been in the
old Wythe house which was his home,
but | am unable to give you any def
mite information in regard to the old
lodge.
When Washington made his famous
visit to South Carolina in 1871 he
crossed the state twice over new roads
built by the state for his convenience.
He was met in Georgetown and at the
Savannah river by the highest digni-
taries of our state. He was feted and
banqueted on every hand. A great
ball was given for him in Charleston
at which my own great grandmother,
Susan Johnson Cox, danced, robed in
a heavy white silk gown gorgeously
embroidered by her own hand, with
butterflies and roses. But in the
midst of all this adulation and all tins
gayety, he was able to step aside to
perform an office for Masonry-so to
Winnsboro he went, and the Masonic
lodge there has the honor of having
been founded by this greatest Amer
lean Mason.
We have barely touched on Wash
ington as q soldier, a statesman, a
patriot or a private individual, ye5I
on this day l am unwilling to close
my remarks without an estimate OF
his character. This | shall do in the
words Of Henry Arnitt Brown in his
Grafton delivered at Valley Forge
June 10, 1873:
"a soldier, subordinating the mill
tary to the civil power, dictator, as
mindful of the rights Of the Tories as
of the wrongs of the Wings; states
man, commanding a revolutionary ar
my; a patriot, forgetful of nothing
--~- ----------------
y d.
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crease. to her and her assigns forever;
also my largest looking glass, my wal
nut writing desk and drawers, a
square dining table, one bed, bed
stead, bolster, one pillow, one blank
ct and pair Of sheets, white Virginia
cloth counterpane, and purple cur
tains, my red and white tea china.
tea spoons and the other half
OF my pewter and crockery ware and
the remainder of my iron kitchen
furniture
Item. l give and devise to my
grandson, George Washington, my
next best glass, one bed, bedstead,
bolster, one pillow, one pair of sheets,
one blanket and counterpane.
Item. l devise all my wearing ap-
parel to be equally divided between
my granddaughter. Bette Carter,
Fannie Ball and Mile Washington,
but should my daughter Bette Lewis
fancy any one or TWO or three artl-
cles, she is to have them before di-
vision thereof.
Lastly, nominate and appoint my
said son, Gen. Geo. Washington, ex-
ecutor of this my will and as l owe
few or no debts, direct executor
to give no security (nor to- or ap
praise my estate but desire the same
may be allotted TO my devisees with
as little trouble and delay as may be
desiring their acceptance thereof as
all the token I now have to give Of my
love for them.
For witness thereof, l have here
unto set my hand and seal the 2Oth
day of May, 1888.
Mary Washington.
Witness, John Ferneyhough.
Signed, sealed and published in the
presence of the said Mary Washington
al her desire.
John Mercer.
Joseph Walker.
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CONTINUED on Page s.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09

Oran Rrppee is back in school
again, he has been absent for
about two weeks.
The Mansfield people we're
very pleasantly entertain. d last
Friday evening at the Nugget
Tbeater, with a play given by
the Senior class Of the Hartville
High School, ."A'I a Mistake,
and was we'll rendered. After
the play the Harbvile class en-
tertained the Mansfield class
with a diduer at the o. r.. Cafe.
a very pleasant evening was
enjoyed by both classes
The Junior and Senior English
classes have been writing poems
although there are no Shakes.
pears Or Millions in the classes
some very good poems were
written.
The grade cards VIII be given
out this week, we hope some of
the students will fatl repaid for
tie good work they have been
doing, and that others will feel
ashamed of their low grades,
and will do better work next
month.
The Agriculture classis study
ing the character, structure and
different kinds of soil, and max
ing some interesting expert
mentS.
7th and eth grades.
Irene Craig was absent from
school Tuesday and Wednesday.
| The grades have their new
seats which we are proud of.
The first quarter examination
was given last week and the
grade carGs were issued Mon
day.
The eight grade is stuying
THE Christmas CAROL, and
the seventh grade The Court
ship of Miles StandiSh" for this
quarter.
| 1t is NEEDLESS to say how very
glad we are to have the NEW
seats ia our room this week.
Both grades are making Nov
ember calendars and turkeys
this week.
We are stuying about the
Pilgrims and will represent the
first Thanksgiving on the sand
TIA ole in a few days.
! John Baker and Elvin Brazeal
are ont OF school tEis week.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09
School Notes

Oran Rrppee is back in school
again, he has been absent for
two weeks.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09
c. E. Program
Leader, Fay Yates.

Leader, Fay Yates.
Subject, Church membership.
Song and prayer.
The meaning OF church mem b.
ership, Matt 1882. 33.
leaders talk, Fay Yates.
G, Il. church members, Myrtle
Williams.
What experience shows by
being church mem Der, Jess
IL Hoover.
Reading, Alice CARMEL.
Church membership as a test
on character, Eulis Cantrrll,
Song, Ilene Newton,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09
Notice 10 tsx payers.

I now have an official list of
the tax books for Pleasant Val
ley township. and wiz be glad to
received your payment OF
taxes. and will give you your re-
cript. Roy g. Stephens.
Mansfield, Mo.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09
The Election

The General Election last
Tuesday was a victory for the
Democratic party over the entire
United States. Almost every.
where Republicans were de.
feated, or were elected by a de.
creased ~ iorlty
With The followers the Re
pubiicanS will retain control OF
the u. >. Senate. but the House
will be about an equal with per
haps a few majority for the Re
publicans. New York elected a
Democ rat Governor, as did also
Kansas, and some other Repub'
lican $ dtes. AL Smith, Demo
crat, and an ex service man, re
crivel II big majority for Cover
nor cf New York. sPresident
Harding carried the state ,
years ago by over million
votHrs Jonathan Davis, Demo
crat. W no made the race for
Governer of Kansas on a plat
form oi being a dirt farmer.
and against Governor Allen :
1ndust rial Court.LaW, was elect
ed by about $4,000 majority.
After np had closed his cam
paign, he went home and was
out IN the field gathering his
corn, when his friends came to
iiim to notify him of his election.
Smith and Davis were also both
considered wet" candidates.
1t seems that lot of li,e dry
candidates have been defeated.
Mr.. Vuistead of NewYnrk author
of the prohibition enforcement
law. was defeated. May field the
ku Klox Khan candldate for
Governor of Texas won by 400,
900.
In NJ ssouri James \. Reed
was returned to the Senate by
about 10000 majority, and the
entire Democratic ticket has
been elected in the state inciud-
ing superintendent of schools
and the judiciary. 1t is likely
that there was less straight vut.
ing in Missouri this election
than ever before in the history
of the state.
! Rubcy has been elected to
, Congress from this district, and
! Cunningham has been elected to
; the state Senate.
! In the county, local conditions
affected the elect ton materially,
and a part OF the Democrat
ticket was elected. n. T.. Rnt
being successful in the race iol
Representative: Rufus Cruise
Democrat, waseiected Presiding
Judge of the county court, ant
! w. II, Cottengim was elected
Judge from the south district, .
! M. Hutsel. Republican, was el
ecoed Judge from the nortl
District S. a. Carter, Repuoll
can, was re elected county clerk
and Geo G. Murrell, Republical
was elected Probate Judge. Th'
other candidates in the count.
on the Republican ticket wer'
not opposed. They are Elbcr
IL Rayborn, Pros. Atty, M. Z
Coday, circuit clerk and Ar,hu
Williams, Recorder of Deeds,
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Agents Wanted.

Hand with car preferred. Big
money making proposition, Sell
Milburn Puncture Proof Tubes,
Write or wire for territory
rights.
Baxter g. Richardson Company
Kirksville, Mo.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09

Red Star and NJ. r. A. Flour
at the Mansfield Farmers Ex.
change.
VIII consider renting my farm
for cash, ~ miles east Of Mans
field. Il a. Starck.
Send your Kodak werk to the
Leatherman Studio for best re-
suits,
Miss Beulah Odel of Bryant
died last Saturday of hu and
pneumonia. and the remains
we're laid to rest in the Wallace
graveyard Sunday. She was a
daughter of Mr., and Mrs, James
Odel.
Wright Douglas county medic
al association had a meeting in
Mansfield last Thursday, The
afternoon was spent mainly IN
listening to an address by DR..
Julian Fisher of K. G. Officers
for the ensuing year were elect
ed at this meeting as follows
DR.. r. NJ Rogers, President, A.
G. Ames. Secretary. The next
meeting wall be held in MIN
Grove.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09
Notice..

/ have the official tax list for
Pleasant Vail y township Gail
and pay your taxes when cOnv.
enient. Should be paid before
Jan. 1st to avoid a penalty.
w. E. Hitchcock.
Reynolds K Campbell Store.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09

If the bowels do not act re
yularly, assist them with an
occasional dose of Herbine. 1t
is a fine bo vel tonic aud laxative.
Price 6Oc. Sold by all Dealers.
Mrs NJ > Hart visited last
week in Seymour with her dau'
ghtpr and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Rice.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09
B. Y. P. u.
Nov. u, 1929.

NOV. Il, las-,
Bible study meeting.
Bible quiz, Mrs. Gilleland.
Prayer, Bro. Matthews.
Leader. Mary Smith.
Scripture Reading, Nora Win
iams.
Introduction, Leader.
Quieting their troubled spirits !
Nellie Tool.
Before the second coming.
George Kelley.
Nellie Raby.
Josie Seal.
Is the world growing better
or worse? Earl Cole:
The man of sin restrained,
Merle Cole.
Ruth Coday.
Walter Williams.
Emma Raby.
Why men are deludsd and
lost, Mrs, Cuday.,
Those who are saved, l.so
Dean.
Special music, lnabell Turner
Minnie Dean.
Sentence Prayer, Lead by
Bro. Brown and closed by Clyde
Turner.