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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-22
Mrs. Adclph Lewischn Left
JeweIry Worth $5C0,00O

Jewclry valued at more than $780,
OJ0 is included In the transfer tax
appraisal of the estate Of Mrs. Emma
". Lewisohu, wife OF Adolph Lewisohn,
banker Mrs. Lewisohr died July %.
1915. Some Of the pieces and their
appraised value are: Necklace Of seven
teen emeralds and 267 diamonds, $50
900; necklace Of fovty-siV pearls and
fourteen diamonds. $4,000: corsage
pin OF about 500 diamonds and a pear
SNAPPED diamond drop, $4,000; pear
shaped diamond with a clasp. $4,000;
neck chain and sapphire pendant, con
tanning l59 diamonds, $4,000, and a
bowIsnot, containing three Oriental
pearls. So,T30.
Mrs. LewIs2nn distributed her jewelry
among her husband, daughters, sons
and grandchildren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-22
Wilson Aids War Libraries
Expresses Approval of Scheme
by Substantial Donation

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-President
Wilson to-day expressed approval Of
the movement to establish Libraries IN
all American cantonments by making
substantial cash contribution to the
cause.
The President also autographed book
plates issued by the Library War Coun-
eli. and these will be placed IN every
book purchased with the Presidents
money.
Next week is 20 be known as war
library week, when the big drive for
100000 for the establishment OF
these Libraries will be made. but the
President. by anticipating the big drive,
has become the first contributor 20 the
library fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-22
Stimson Gets Legacy
Ex-Secretary Shares With Sis
ter Bulk of Fathers Estate

Henry L. S,imson, formerly Secre-
tary of War, and mis- sister. Miss Can
dace c. Stimson, arc the principal bene-
ftiaries under the will Of their father,
DR.. Lewis A. Stimson, fled in the Sur
rogates' Court yesterday. They receive
the residuary estate in equal parts
after the payment Of several legscies.
To Mr.. Stimsonis devised the property
AT 275 Lexington Avenue, and 10 Miss
Stimson the property at Z77 Lexington
Avenue, which was the residence OF DR..
Stimson and where he died
Dr.. Stimson left 20 his brother, the
Rev Henry a. Stimson, $4,000 out
right and the life income from sl0,-
600 trust fund, the principal 20 90 TO
his daughter Julia az his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-22
Miss Baldwin To Wed

Miss Marian S. Baldwin, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry De Fores, Bald
win. 1873 East Sixty -atth Street, will be
married 10 Captain Perry Dunlap
Smith, Of Chicago, Friday, October -,
in the Church Of the Ascension. Cap
tain Smith is stationed at Camp Sher-
man. Illinois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-22

in from twelve TO fourteen hours OF
labor day.
Mr.. Manning said that the Dairy
mems League had about $4,000 mem
bers in New York State alone and
about 1900 in Pennsylvania, New Jer.
say. Connecticut. Massachusetts, and
Vermont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-22
SAVERS Coz.

Some day when Mr.. Hoover and the President are us
y. ' - tho Food Administrator would suggest that
Mr. Wilson conserve his "yerys We offer prize OF TWO corn
mullins 10 ANYBODY who show Woodrovan sentence WIN
very in it that wouldn't be just as strong WIN the 'eS ~
Last night came photograph, from Mantle conn., Oh %
Hudson Hawlev the W. k posed he writes exclusively "
The Coming Tower Our thought to publish IT. ' our
second was that publication might treason on the g0uu
Of giving comfort to al enemy.
Inst 40 dangerous as the pro-German is the seml-pro
You have every right expect IN as conspicuous poSo
nc The m r+o+ comment Bernstor plot; but there is
barely s,oc loft 70 record that Wllamspor Pa Mr. Wllah
K Prettyleaf has Just welded Miss Susan R. Grass.
ERRATATbe song Sam Hill wrote not The Snappy Seven
teenh but The Mile" And Sam Hi " not IN the ih
Company: he's IN 10Th.
profteerfaq he's been charged against the hagmakers
Their sar spanged Banner Begins "oh Say can you See
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-22

Just as dangerous as the pro-German is the semi-pro
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-23
CARTRIDGES SHOWN
IN MOONEY TRIAL
BOOK EXPLAINING COMPOSITION
81 DYNAMITE INTRODUCED
Bl STATE.

l5 prHi,d Press.
SAN FRANCISCO June % Four
booklets explaining the composition
ot dynamite aud powder and their
uses we're admitted as evidence 10
day in tho murder trial of Mrs Rcua
Mooney after william q Proll a po-
lice detective mad testified he had
found the pamphlets in Mrs Mooney
apartments This was soon after the
bomb explosion last July when ten
persons we're killed Extracts from
th" booklets we're read 10 the jury
hy assistant diurict attorney Louis
E,rrari a
ThiriysN g2-cllihrc cartridges.
which proll said no. found IN Mrs
MONEYS quarters, were also admit
ted 5e evidence proll said thosa
cartridges correspondent In size with
cartridges found In the vicinity o,
tho explosion re testified he found
q 3N-calihre revolver In Mrs Moon
oy's home, which would not dis
charge the @. calibre cartridges.
ln his opening statement 10 the
jury Forrari said the booklets and
tho cartridges identified hy proll to-
day would be- produced as evidence
boz am effort ~ prove the states con
tontion that Mrs Mooney vas one %
The vonspirlturs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-23
GERMAN SOCIALIST
SPEAKS FOR PEACE
STRONGLY ADVOCATES QUITTING
WAR WITHOUT ASKING FOR
INDEMNITIES.

b. Associated Presa
AMSTERDAM. June - Accord
ing 20 the Berlin Vorwaerts q cnpy
81 which has been received here
Woifgaug Hoiur member of the
rcichstag. addressing social dem
Ocratic meeting in Berlin spoke
strongly in favor of peace without
annexation or indemnities Herr
llcine declared that the government
long ago should have stated publicly
what % said confIdenually 10 Dr
Arthur Hoffman. the former mem
her OF the Swiss federal council who
endeayOred 10 open peac" uogotia-
tious between Russia and Germany
n failed tD DO so. Herr lioine CON
tiuucd. because Wilhelmstrasse was
afraid uf the KreuZ keitung the
Reichahoie and the Tages Zeitung
and because prussian tradition at
tached vastly more Importance 20 tho
words Of the generals than 20 those
OF other people
But since the helligcronf govern
ments are uow 500 Involved BOO zoe cul
de- sac. that % is unlikely that they
will come together to talk peace Do
Herr Hcine continued 30 only r.
mains Tor the people Themselves 90
raise their voices for peace and 20
take boo hand the task of removing
those people whose mischieyous ac-
uyfy BIS 90 blame Tor the war. whose
ayowod policy of domination is
wrongly regarded abroad as the aim
of the German people and tu whom
must boz ascr.bcd the fact that Ger
many s hated by the entire world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-23
TRAIL INSPECTION PARTY
ENTERTAINED At HOBART


hI N".".IaINI ffrF
HOBART OKLA. june 2..--To a
tattoo OF anvil Bofs Irei from the
public square. with bells riugiug and
Whistles footing col " o. Harvey
and his official party of trail iusper.
tors were escorted into Hobart at "
O'Clock this afternoon ay three hun
bred AUTOMOBILES which met rlm a
mile east OF town and 0rmed a pa
rldo tR0 miles long On The parade
were three hanl- playing patriotic
music
lu town along Ho streets which thu
parade passed were gruuped lh1us-
auds OF women and children an bid
ding the father of the OZARK Trail 90
Hobart after q day spent 100 inspect
ing the Central Route OF the propos-
oi trail
Leaving Auadlrko this evening the
party received continuous ovation
by large crowds ar b passed through
WashIia Fort cobb Carnegie. Noun
tain View and iptehu
81 noon today the party we're the
guest, ot the farmers 0i tho Nicola
Sedan and Rainy Mountain commune
ties and a. Elmer FoA 5 miles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-23
PROHIBITIONISTS
WANT DRY CLAUSE
IN FOOD MEASURE



blhnae control power cot mo
president over necossatlea and limit
the articles mentioned boz fHt liu
one hy bcprescnafiro Moore 1f
IennEy Ivania to extend penal .a
lions 20 persons or agencies no
volunteer tlrir aId to Mr president
20 control work b. Representative
Anderson Of Minnesota striking rH.
'he bin The power Of the president
10 prevent unrrouOmI.tI manIa
iure ami distribution of n. fia
ana a conspiracy section added Do. ,U,
committee
The new ronspiact section pro
Fidcs
mat amy person Hhu rlusU.rrF
agrees Or arrange .Ifh 1000. other
person. 20 limit tHc a.IfIe. fr
Transporting producing mailing.
supplying storing or dealing boo ans
necnfsarios. 20 restrict fbr alpH.y
~ any necossarlos. fl restrict fHr
distribution ~ au, niece .arIr. fu.
prevent limit. Dr lessen the manU
iaciure Df production col auF u.,..
Haries or iu enhance fHc prI.. uf H..
neressarieF. shall upon conviction
thereof be- fined mot exceeding 800
600 OF be Imprisoned f.r u0t moro
Iuan iHp years pT both
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-23
RUSSIANS PREPARE
WAY FOR INFANTRY
DRIVE ON GERNANS
BAD WIATHEE BRINGS GINIElL
nllG'~ hENN 10 STAND
~ftli.
TEUTONS ENGAGE FRENCH
Crown rfinte'. iprtrs suffer Uesyy
iusses ~ lfth'k and Afr
ntNcu tH,k Into
1frufhts.

TIa tnr .fHHIm .I TrH.. .
summarized b.. fHr t..Hf.. r...
a. n..t.
T. French ..I s.mHH fhs
r.rf.H n.rfH Hr. northeast .I ~.
.an. .r# boo ....r.. .,.'ur H Ham
payne Hryr boon .Urarn loo ur.u.
DRIFTING .lr Ir. H.t. OHM Worrying
r....f. tH.. .H f.. eastern theatre
.r ..H.uH .U. gl...l ffr ru Hr.
Co.,. ...u. ..lr .u.. against fnr
t..I... German ... boz lombard
mont. which u.. prov. lH. prelude
I. fH. mu.rr.m.uf .. .H.rt-. t.
..t.
N. f.. N.f.U IU. H TH.U. boob
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-23

east Of here. they were the guests OF
honor az an old fashioned country
dinner
The farmers welcomed the party
with "A decorative arch over the road
Three huge oaks we're set before the
colonel bearing the inscription.
Welcome col Harvey"
Tonight the party was rendered a
boz reception at the Elks Club and
we're the guests of the Hobart Ozark
Trail association az q banquet. at
which covers we're laid for 200 din.
prl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-23
Few Auto Licenses Issued.

with the approach OF the time
when the state Highway Commits
sion 800 take over the registration
and licensing OF automobiles. bust
ness 10 registering ears locally has
dRindlcd considerably. The latest
registering are.
l1ss-Dye. Ford aud Rogers.
Ford
I>rU- Offett and Potter. Hupmo-
bile
1901 Allen Early. Milburn Elec
I>O2 otto Ice, T.. NJ, +.
sew IS. layton, Ford.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-23

PHOENIX. Ariz. June 30 Coy
crnor Campbell tonight boy telephone
message from Naco. acting ON the re-
quest ot the executive committee of
the American Red Cross finance com.
WIttee. proclaimed sunday june a..
American Red Cross sunday in an
churchc, throughout the state for the
purpose oi contributing funds 90 the
American Rcd Cross society
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-23
j. s. OFFICIALS SEEK
means TO END STRIKE

SALT LAKE CITY June 90
John McEudn representative ~ Sec
rotary Wm % Wilson of The depart
mouf Of labor aud Vim kurrr of tho
state industrial commission confer
red today with business men. rc-
rriInr tho strike a. the luicrna-
tiDual Smelling Company plant
Tomorrow Mr. Mcbride and Mr.
lucer viii confer with Vim Wrath
...oru mau"r"r Of fHc smelling
and o NJ kuchs. superin
t.uurnt % is understood that ON
thr result OF This conference win de-
pend the settlement OF the strike
IUe strikers today af O. meeting eel
HH.l fhoir infection uf NOT return.
Ing 10 work until their demands
H..e granted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-23
Amount. ~ Committees

Amnunts o., Committee.
Tic following Wrrr committees
a. worked throughout rho city
4 nrday with The amounts that each
Aurnd
boz street Wu Lindsey sum.
q rmau Mrs J e. Freeman MrH
II 70 Bowie 1901
fJcr Street Mrs J. q Thomp-
d chairman Mr. @ q vineyard.
"a John ward f1fs
I'm Buren, Street Mrs Fred
o. br0uru chairman Mrs Char
4 Mayer Nr o. " 5hlugbur7sY
s. completed
hIarri Street Nrs Miles Biv-
% and Mis- EDNA PoudIetou SIG.
jackson Street Mrs N % la
3nsy chairman Nrr q d Gis'.
4 a G. WIhorn ff5.2i
lHonr0e aud Madison Streets Mrs
H0u Benton chairman Mrs S.
II SrwhoId Mrs o. g. 5000 500
Washington Street Mrs thas o
1Inu chairman $50.
iHr D. Bryant. chairman. Mrs
ons'Hiur Mrs o. 20 Cole Mrs Or.
aVIer f3O3 30
FTaylor street Mrs l. a Wells,
atirman Miss Flora Niece. ~ as
4 fIuI
'FmmUre Street Nr a Eb'.-
ar chairman SIR John W Veal
-f1Hl
|Hurhauau street Mrs q % H.-
lpIu chairman Nu r. " Pitt
81 Mrs W % THfohDI. fl5
IpIerre street Mrs % ReItman.
aairmau. Nr Griffin fll'
fIaucu.u Street Nr Thos Turner.
Aairmlu Miss Gertrude .oNuios.
a. - Hall ta,.
North Side Mrs Jessie ~ Ross.
Aairmau Nrs n T. Morgan Mrs
pump Mr. Hammer Nr thas
IN Mr g. s Chrisioplc Mrs AZ
l,ght Mrs schrope Mr. Thompson
a saunders Miss Currie stiusou
s1Dl unot completed
lost office Nrs j O. Bryant
leirman Mrs Donsidino. Mrs g.. u.
a. Vr pr Itwlor sapa 90
Mr. g. e. Meyers alourI fl2a
Nr Lindsey sum while canvass
10 pulk street asked q mail carrier
bar he would bc willing to sun-
1ibp She sB. promptly given a
description for S.5 considered excel
a. -ho remarked that Do 900 we're
q conscientious the fund would be-
ised twice over
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-23
EFsaSff.sssI'1IIl

Tho height ~ flauorcrs - imlta-
tion. Take rho original Edison Mazda
and not some wouldhe imitation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-23
RED CROSS FUND
IS NEARING COAL
Of AMARILL0ANS

strong H fhc f-ht FOR the Rcd croa
.Drt l Amarillo itself
Tho various club. ~ the city yes.
ferlay contributed $40 for the
lul TlH includes contribution
Il.u itt sunday school classes
auI u.Ir'Ir Tho otner s0rleties
900. ..I1. 900 make their rcro-I to-
day.
Itr .eadgHHrfcfs announced that
b Zimmerman br 49, S. Gun
H.HEuam mI probably other will
l'l.r sunday oHing for Saint Fran
r. .Ur mo- purpose OF securing as
part n. f.r Red C.os. funds assigned
Ih' pIe no 'lat progressive little
in.u alert tY the WORK aud actis-
'g ni fre organization and will sub
scribe literally ' aas announced
Hf o. g. Myers worked down
town during ilr day Nr IL. Bry
aI Hu o .ousIdiur. un. D.
cob" anI MH b. O. laHier Nere sta
TONED af fIe p1#iYIfoc during the
Ia. aHi made .h. record collection.
tlubs contributing.
Club. auI #unrfIe. that .lntrihut-
.d yesterday la reported by tho
.rilUlHrl,r RDrD
'HIdran rhaufauIua .... ft2.s0
kH.FHf# q laHIr. 0f Security g2a..u
hni'rn HoodmDu OF America t2o.uo
Painters .HIm $4,000
Sunday School OIa. $50. D..
I.rt Christian church $500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-23

Edison Mazda Lamp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-23

0 rters Ras HHoelly decorated last
with a large Red Cross design
j. alth Red Gross Ights. causing
who looked 40 = t0 remember that
4 campaign ais 0n The Red Cross
q showed up very we'll u Tas DO.
~ bY the cry lieht and water
Hpany and Hss o0mp.imenied by
o. and the ronor company prais-
ff0f rs philanthropy and patriotic
o. 10 encourage more thought and
gao for the biz national organila-
. which IS doing s0 much io en-
tare love and health on the bat
nd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-23

headquarters Decorated
.t 'FRONT.' u fH. RED ,rus. bead
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-01

A variety bill is slated for the first
half Of the week starting Sunday at
the Columbia. Each rise OF the cur
tain will bring another big surprise
OF comedy song and dance. NIenle
Moore's 1917 Winter Garden Revue
will be all that could be hoped for.
1t tops a fye-act show with some
thing exceptional in a whirl of song
and dance from the Chicago Winter
garden. From The opening number.
Hello. People, Hello" led by the Bell
sisters, to the close, with the entire
company, in We're Sailors Of the
e. S A. there is an unending stream
Of new musical hits accompanied with
high class dancing. Frank Ward, a
young man with original ideas, pre-
sents an offering consisting Of sing
ing talking, dancing and a novelty
that is bound TO create enthusiasm
lie bills his number as The goth
Century Entertainer" Frank is a
clever youngster, possessing the nee
essary requirements for a successful
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-01

When Mary Anderson de Navarro
emerged once again into the lime-light
Of theatrical publicity she came in
new role-that Of coauthor to the big
romantic drama, The Garden of AL
lah." which comes TO the Burtis Tues
day. Dec 4, on its fifth annual tour
Her reentry into public life, even il
for few weeks or months, proves two
facts: Her wonderful popularity even
after years of retirement from the
stage aud her consUmmate skill and
knowledge Of the stage In assisting
Robert Kitchens, the author, in adapt
ing his novel. "The Garden Of Allah. %
for the stage, she performed what was
TO her a labor of love The story Of
the young monk who renowned his
religious faith and went out iuto the
world in search of material happiness,
only TO discover that there is no hap
pinees without contenment and peace
Of mind and soul was to her more
than the mere writing OF a play ii
was life itself such as Our Mary"
has known it and it justified her be
lieiss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-01

future. good singer, dancer, and or
iginator OF ideas that the public de-
man2 and like. Honor Thy Chill
dren is a plavlet written by Samuel
and Clara Lipman. who prob
ably have written more successful big
time sketches than any other writer's,
and who have certainly put their best
into this 1t is Of a satirieal trend
along lines indicated by the title, and
not only is clever in itself, but is
Interpreted by four people, every one
of whom has a finish and fitness for
.he part played far beyond that usual
ly found jn sketches Mr.. and MRS.
William 0'Clare, present neat Irish
singing and dancing skit interspersed
with Thar irrepressible wit and spon-
taneous humor inherent i'm every
freshman. They call their offering A
Breeze From the Lakes Of Killarney,
which serves to permit Mr. 0'Ciare
TO introduce his repertoire Of original
songs. The two Edwards viii pre-
sent "A Hunters Dream"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-01
n the Snencer SQUARE.

sunshine Alley" the new GOidwyn
Dhot0plav starring Mae Marsh, at the
Spencer Square theatre Sunday ana
Monday has the distinction OF being
probably the first screen champion OF
the Society for Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals In the world. In this play
which has for it's setting a little ami
NAL and bird store run by an age
lover Of living things, there IS proyid-
ed an object lesson In befriending
dumb creatures that has no parallel
The visualizing power Of the screen,
the warm human sympathy Of the
story, the force OF good acting and the
excellence Of the GoldWyn production
made by Jack Noble. with Everett
. Shinn, the famous illustrator in charge
Of settings, provides an attraction
that Is as beautiful as 1t is useful AT
time when almost all the purposes
are screen plays are bound up IN
problems of sex. this new element
comes as a welcome relief. Besides
it is calculated TO do vast amount
of good in brief time through the
great system of distribution maintain
ed by the GOldWyn corporation
A novel profession figures in the
story of Nearly Married, the new
iGoldwyn starring vehicle for Madge
I Kennedy, to be seen at the Spencer
Square theatre next Friday and Satur-
day. 1t is personifed in the charac.
ter of Hattie King, q professional co,
respondent. The Nearly Married
situation is that of a Young couple
who have quarreled because the has
band objects to having his wife:
brother accompany them on theil
honeymoon The wife, Betty, stimu
lated by her brother, Dick. who is 9
p rising young lawyer anxious to hegiT
his first case, proposes that they ge
a divorce So the husband. Harry
- consults his lawyer friend Tom Rob
, inson, and together Ney engage Hat
tie King
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-01
At Fifth Avenue.

One of the most thrilling of stories
IL told In The Price of Pride tse
striking new World-Picture Brady
Made which comes TO the Fifth Ave
nue. theatre tomorrow The story
deals with the life and adventures OF
two half brothers who grow up with
out knowing each other but look alike
as two peas They meet under strange
and startling circumstances in a west
ern gambling house and from their
meeting evolves a most remarkable
situation Carlyle Blackwell plays the
roles OF the half brothers and plays
them splendidly June Elyidge is
seen in powerful and effective role
and Evelyn Greeley appears in an APP
pealing part The production is staged
on an elaborate scale and moves swift
NJ without a single dragging moment
4from start TO finish.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-01
TnI-AGE- IREI.ANn.

Dublin. g. Correspondence OF the AS
ISOLATED Press That the tillage plan
introduced at the beginning of the
year has been an unqualified success
rs indicated by the annual agricutur-
al statistics which the Irish depart
mept of agriculture has Just issued.
This time last year the two remark
able features of the statistics were
the unexpected decrease in the acre
age of cereal and green crops, and
the large increases in all kinds Of
livestock The report for the preseus
years tells a tale Of the very opposite
character. Cereal and green crops
have gone up enormously while live
stock in every case has gone down
The falling OF in cereals last year
was about twenty thousand acres
this year there is an increase of 467,-
000 acres. The falling OF in green
crops last year was $4,000 acres this
year there is an increase Of $4,000
The total acreas of cereals and green
crops, plus fax and fruit. is now g.
G32,000 acres. an increase Of $4,000
acres or - per cent. the largest com
parative increase being in C0nnanght
with 22S per cent and the smallest
i'm Ulster. with 207 per cent
TIE greatest cereal crop in Ire
land IS oats which ROW stands at t.
$4,000 acres, an increase over last
year of $4,000. There are many pos
sibilties as a result Of This remark
able expansion, not the least Of which
;, -Hs Jfj.aTsnyl4 ~ "a Greatly iF,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-01

ter. Miss Dudley possesses a beaut-
ful singing voice and Is comedlenne
OF no mean ability Her partner,
clever piano player, also sings ana
intersperses bits Of pianologue With
good effect. Al Wild IS sure 70 please
with mis- bits Of mimicry and comedy.
Mr.. Wild has been with leading nm
strel organizations for years and as
a yodeier he Will prove his claim 20
The billing OF Americas Best Yodei-
er" Alice Condor d Co. viii present
a comedy playlet entitled who $
Bossq" The situations are extremely
funny and the skit IS full of breezy
dialogue. Leroy and Paul two men
( IN a comedy bar act, will furnish
plenty Of thrills and laughs in their
acrobadcs. a frst-run Patbe and q
comedy film VIII also be part Of the
program.