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THE CONSTITUTION JAMES E. WATKINS, Editor. ILAKENCE E. WATKIN3, BUB. Mgr.

CHAS. A.6POONER, News Editor. Entered at the post office at Chillicothe, Missouri, as second class matter. Tie Chillicothe Constitution' Including the-Mail and Star and Chillicothe Democrat. Owned: and published by -THE CHILLICOTHE CONSTITUTION PRINTING PUBLISHING co.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION DAILY by carrier In the City of Chillicothe, per year $7.00 Pe week 15 DAILY by mail In Livingston County, per year 4.00 By man outside of Livingston County, per year 4.50 ADVERTISING RATES Resolution of Respect, per line Card or Thanks, 10 lines' and per line Special Notices, per line .10 Entertainments, given for pay, under .59 at Legal' rates -Administrator's Notice' 14.00 Final Settlement Notice 4.00 Political Advertising, line (JHILLICO'IilE, MQ MONBAY; NOV. 27, 1922! A detailed sworn statement ot the circulation will be furnished at any ttme when requested by an advertiser Member United Press Association ARE you a. president cusser, brother? If so, don't be surprised if your young son follows in "your footseps. The example of the father can hardly be denied the son. Habits formed In youth ar seldom changed or forgotten in adult years.

People who-are unable or unwilling to raise children properly should refrain from Ing them Into Rails County Record. LESSON OP THE GALLATIN BANK ROBBERY. The ease with which six bandits robbed a bank at Gallatin, after wounding the mayor and night watchman and Intimidating a hundred "or more ci.tizens, demonstrates the helplessness of the average country town In such circumstances. What chance has a watchman or constable, however courageous, against a desperate gang bent on robbery? And tb.e citizens themselves are helpless, because taken by surprise, and the work of blowing and looting the vault is over so quickly that they have no time to grasp the situation and marshal their forces. So the story of Gallatin is the story of other rural bank robberies.

The bandits arrived In an automobile in the early morning hour, secured their plunder and departed as they came. They had their will of the town, and escaped without leaving a clew as to their Identity. This demonstrates anew the need of rural police system in Missouri. The need dated from the. time the automobile came into general use, and it is becoming more insistent as the mileage of good country roads IB extended.

The cry is raised In some quarters that state police would place an additional burden on the taxpayers, but experience of other states has shown that by detecting unlicensed vehicles alone the police practically pay for themselves. Further, by the capture of bank robbers and criminals and the recovery of stolen money and goods they mater- 1 lally add to the safety, of life and property throughout the rural sections of the state. When It convenes In January the -legislature consider this very Important Joseph News-Press. JAS. W.

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The police worked on two theories tonight in their Investigation of the death of "Handsome Joe" Lanus, wealthy automobile' dealer, -who was found shot to death In his garage. One was- that he was slain by jealous rival over a whose glove was found near the body, and the other was that Lanus, merciless In his dealings with delinquent customers, was killed in revenge. He was shot twice in the back. Two revolvers were found near, his body, one fullyi'oaded, the other with two empty "catrldges. Friends of the slain man informed the police that his fortune probably amounted to 510,000.000.

Lanus' busines and love affairs were numerous, it was said-. He had scores of deals with women customers' which he always handled him-! self. He was a well-known figure in the night life of cabarets and roadhouses; A heretofore unrevealed chapter In his life was made known at the inquest Saturday night when Louis Morris, a former salesman for him, testified Lanus had a 'wife and son living in the south. The boy was a southern university. Morris said he understood Lanus' friends knew him as a' bachelor.

The secret of his death, the police said might be involved in his family connection, hitherto untouched. Ming Alice McArdle secretary to Lanus, said she nothing of any marriage. She testl- fid regarding a visit of Miss Ryan to the slain automobile dealer's place of business shortly after the tragedy. Miss Ryan' according to the evidence, had learned of the shooting through- a Miss Walsh, a telephone operator. The telephone girl, it was said, listened in calls to the gar- "ge after the tragedy.

Both girls were questioned by the police. Search was made for one of Lanus' customers, after Miss -McArdle told the coroner of an argument between the two over debt of owed by the customer to Lau- us. "She said Lanus threatened suit if the debt were not paid. The wearer-of the glove, found In the garage, the police believe was the w.oman who phoned the garage a few minutes shooting, asked "Is that you, Jae" and hung up when a police officer' sought to ascertain her identity. USE HARD COAL.

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A resolution to grade, curb pave and otherwise improve Eastin street In this city from the north side of Webster street to the south side or line of Calhoun street. Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council ot the City of Chillicothe, Missouri, as foli'ows: Section 1. The City Council finds that 'Webster street, a public street In the City of Chillicothe, Missouri, at its intersection with Eastin street, IB now graded, curbed and paved with Hassam patented cement pavement; that Calhoun street, ajublic street In said sity. Is now, at its intersection with Eastin street, graded, curbed and paved with brick; that the roadway In Eastin street, between and connecting the north side or line of Webster street and the south side or line of Calhoun street Is a public street' In said city, is not more than eight hundred feet In length, and connects by the most direct route, the gradpd, curbpd and paved roadway, aforesaid in Eastla street, and more particularly that part of same extending across Webster street at Its Interspctlon with said Eastin street, with the graded, -curbpd and pavpd roadway aforesaid In Calhonn street, and morp particularly that part of same extending across Eastin street at Its intersection with said Cnl'houn strept; and that a necessity now exists providing graded, curbed and pared "roadway In said Eastin strept to connpct the roadways now improved as aforesaid. Spctlon 2.

Wherefore the City Council depms and does hpreby declare it necessary that Eaatin street fn this city, from the north side or line of Webster street to the south sidp or line of street, be tti established grade, a a points and in'all portions of the same I where curbing and paving are Hereinafter declared' necpssary; that said portion of said Eastin street be curbed on each side. Including all necessary returns at street and alley Intersecting, wi'th artificial stone curbing that said portion of said tlu etrret be paved with three Inch Vertical' Fiber Brick laid on a flve Inch concrete base with cement grout Bller, from curb line to curbllns, the distance between curb line curb line being 24 except at any street and alley intersecting where grading, curbing and paving have already been done, at which places the axlsting Improvements shall not be disturbed. All the said grading, curbing and paving shall be done In accordance with the plans and specifications therefor heretofore prepared by the City Engineer and now on flip In the office of the City Clerk. Section 3. The cost of all the said grading, curbing and paving, Including the cost of bringlng-the street to the established grade shall be 'paid to the contractor in special tax bills against the property liable thprefor according to law.

Section 4. The City Council hereby sets Monday, the 4th day of December, 1922. at the hour of seven- thir.ty, p. as, a time when any person or persons desiring to do so may appear before the City Council at the Council' Chamber, and be heard on the question of the necessity of he work sought to be done. Section 5.

The City Council does hereby order and cause this resolution to be published for seven (7) consecutive insertions in the Chillicothe Constitution, a dairy newspaper printed' and published In the City of Chillicothe, said newspaper being the official organ of the City. Passed by the City Council of the City of Chllllcothg, Missouri and approved by the Mayor this 20th day of November, 1922. Frank W. Ashby, Mayor. Attest r- Ollve Cook Clerk.

(First Insertion 21, dally 7t) street to connect the roadways now; improved as aforesaid. Section 2. Wherefore the City Council deems and does hereby declare It necessary that Eastin street this city the north side or line of Jackson street to the sauth or line of Webster street, be jraded to the established grade, at ill' points and In all portions of the same wbere curbing and paving are hereinafter declared necessary; that portion of said Eastin street be ourbed on each side, including all necessary returns at street and alley intersecting, with artificial stone curbing; that said portion of said Eastin street, be paved' with, three inch Vertical Fiber Brick laid on a 'concrete base with cement filler, from curb line to curb line, the distance between curb line to curb line being twenty- four feet; except at any- street and alley intersecting where grading, curbing and paving have ai'ready been done at which places the existing 1m-1 provemeuts shall not be disturbed.) All the said grading, curbing and paving shall be done in accordance with the plans and specifications heretofore prepared by the City Engineer and now on file In the office of the City Clerk. Section. 3.

The cost of all the said grading, curbing and. paving, Including the cost of bringing, the street to th established grade shall' be paid to the contractor in -special tax bills Issued against the property liable therefor- according to law. Section 4. The City Council here by Bets Monday; the 4th of December, 1922 at the hour of seve'n-thlrty P. M.

as a time when'any person or persons desiring to do so may appear before the City Council at the Council Chamber, and be heard on the tion of the necessity of the work sought to be done. Section 5. The City Council hereby order and cause this to be published for seven consecutive insertions in the Chillicothe Constitution, a daily newspaper printed and published- In the City Chillicothe, said "newspaper being the official organ of the City. Passed by the City Council of the City of Chillicothe, Missouri and approved by the Mayor this 20th day of November, 1922. Frank.W.

Ashby, Mayor. Olive Cook Clerk. (First insertion Kov. 21, daily 7t) NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Sealed bids will be received by thy City Council the City of ChilW cothe, Missouri, up to 7:30 P.

m. ot the 4th day of Decemba. 1922, at the Council Chamber In City Hall Bulldin'g for the printing, in substantial book form of One Hundred Fifty copies of the Revised Ordinances of 1922 and the Charter. of said City, and printing in comwf tion therewith a table of the and councilman of said city from the present time. All of said printing and work shall be done in accordance with Ordinance Number-2363 of the ordinance of The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids.

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The City Council finds that Jackson street a public street In the City of ChilUcothe, Missouri, at Its intersection with Eastin street, Is now graded, curbed and" paved" with Webster street, a public street In said city, Is now, at Its Intersection with Kastln street, grad- curbed, and paved with Hassam patented concrete that the roadway In Eastin street between and connecting tile north side or line of Jackson street and the south side or Hnei of Webster street Is a public street in said city, la not more than eight hundred feet in length, and now connects by the most direct route, graded, curbed and paved roadway aforesaid-In Eastin street, and more particularly that part of came pxtendinr aorose Jackson street Iti ntttioa with Mid Xlastln- with the graded, ourbed and paved read war aforeiald In- Webster itreet, and mora partieularly that part urne eztemdlar Eastin itreet lat'erseetioa said Webster treat; and that a necessity now ex. gti of providing' a graded, eu'rbed nd paved roadway in -M. vumsiii C-LLCUUJLVB la bULLaD omically solved at the Watton Studio. Your Photograph-- Is the one gift that only you can give. Make your appointment early and avoid rush.

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