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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27
SECOND CAME IS
LOST BY VERNON

Los Angeles. Cal, March 27.-By
polishing off the Vernon Tigers
yesterday afternoon at Washington
park the Cubs left southern Cali
fornia with a record better than
they expected After the Bruins
had pounded Slattery, Chech
Quinn and Fromme for 10 hits, the
score matched the blows, the game
finishing 10 to in favor of the
tourists.
The Vernon hitters took liberties
with Walker and Weaver, accum-
ulating 13 blows, but in the main
they were unable TO draw any in
terest on their swatting. Their
most voluminous sessions were the
fourth and seventh. In the fourth
Walker was pounded for four hits
one a triple by Long. but they could
only squeeze two tallies over the
plate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27
7 III EATR E.

is the beautiful Venus" and a
more perfect woman has not been
seen here in years in the local
theatres. Her mystery of electric
ity is simply astounding and mar
yelous. The act is presented with
beautiful scenery, costumes and
electric establishment.
Fern, Richilieu & Fern, a trio
of youngsters, present novelty
of genuine worth, which they bill
as AN Athletic Skit" 1t is a great
act and one that will never fail to
to entertain and amuse. Wheeler
& Potter, in a phoney episode, COM
plete the bill, also showing the
ninth episode. Buried Alive" of
the Vengeance and the Woman"
serial
Coming Sunday William B.
Friedlander presents the sensation
of last season. THE Naughty
Princess" a farcial Operetta in five
scenes, with % people.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27
ORION

The senior class of the Orion high
school presented the play. "A Rustic
Romeo" at Coal Valley Saturday
evening. The total receipts of the
evening amounted to sos.
The Flora De NoSs company will
be in Orion March - and 28, and the
management assures the personal
appearance of Miss De Voss for the
coming engagement, On the first
evening they will present An Imp
of Satan"
Miss Jean Martin Of Chicago is
visiting at the F. G.. Andres home
The Shining Lights Missionary So
clety of the Baptist church will meet
at the home of Miss Esther Boutwell,
Friday evening. March %
Mrs. E. H. famine entertained the
Thimble club at her home Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Wayne and son
Forrest and Miss Carrie Fitzpatrick
visited at the W. -. Cha pman home
in Snvis sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Fl Tamme and
son Richard We're Rock Island Wis
itOrs sunday
The Red Cross headqlIa rters have
been removed from the H V. Con
over residence to the opera house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27
Dan O'LEARY IN
SECOND VICTORY
Veteran Pedestrian Bests Previous
Time by Two Seconds and
Wins Easily.

Dan OLeary, champion pedes-
trian, in his second appearance in
Rock Island, won over two local
men on roller skates at the Empire
rink here last night. Mr.. OLeary
walked the mile in TAO, beating
his time of the night before by two
seconds.
Frank Bledsoe and Hyman Pa
tient were the men who tried con-
illusions with the veteran last ev-
ening They lost the race by eight
yards Tonight Dan will race
against four men, Victor Clark, Will
Morgan, Frank Bledsoe and Hyman
Patient, who will work in relays.
Tomorrow O'Leary appears for
the benefit of the school children
and the boy scouts, and will race
against selects from the scout body.
Manager f. T. Dolly of the Empire
rink is well pleased by the interest
shown by local people in Mr..
OLeary, as large crowds have turn
ed out at each Of his two perform
anceS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27
CANCER
Chiropractic Did 1t
| Wish to Express My Grateiulness
TO You Toward. the Science
Of ChirOpractic.

Il am 20 years of age, and a year
ago last April l was taken sick with
severe pains in my stomach"
| consulted my physician At
Breda, Iowa, and for a time took
treatments from him, but l contin-
ued TO get worse all the time. After
consulting several doctors. who all
pronounced my case cancer of the
stomach. and that there was no
hopes for me.
| then went to a sanitarium at
Battle Creek, and was put through
an examination, also had X-rays
taken which. according TO the doc
tors, did show cancer. giving me
no hopes, and but a very short time
to live. After arriving home, | was
induced to see the Chiropractor.
and | did but as last resort, but.
as ! was benefited by the first ad-
justment, and after | had taken
about sixty of their adjustments.
was restored to health, gained 30
pounds. and can eat anything
wish without pain. There has been
no sign of a return of the trouble
in the past year.
My gratitude for what Chiroprac-
tic has done for me can be better
imagined than expressed in words
| hope that this will help some
one needing relief as / did to de-
eide for Chiropract:c"
HENRY RICkE
DID 1T
II you are sick-come to me. |
welcome the most difficult cases.
n. y. NEITHER.
Rock Islands Chiropractoy-
Spencer Square Theatre BUILDING
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27
TO COMPETE IN SWIM.

Chicago. March 27.-The first
OF the national A A l. swimming
championships will be held in the
Detroit A. c. tank Saturday. the
events including the 70-foot plunge
and 150-yard back stroke
Coach Blackjack Of the l. A. c.
and three Of his premier back
stroke artists, Jones, Siegel and
Seeger. leave Friday for the VOL
VERNE metropolis The /. A c. trio
loom up as likely winners in this
event Harry Taylor Of Pittsburgh
and Mcdonald are other entrants.
The C. A A. will be represented
by PrincelI. LIGHTER and Cox in the
plunge and Mcdonald in the back
stroke. The Cherry Circle plungers
will compete against Fred Jorn Of
Detroit and Cyril Carroll Of the
New York A C PrincelI and Lich-
ter are unbeatable in the 60-foot
plunge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27
ISLAND CITY CLUB
SELECTS NEW MEN

The Island City baseball club
held its annual meeting last night
at the Island City headquarters in
the Eagle building Officers were
elected for the coming season fol-
lowing an entertainment. Those
named are.
Manag er-Laurel J. whistler
Captain f A DanieIson.
President X Frank.
Vice president IS. Smith
Treas rer- e. l. Cavanaugh
Manager Whistler states that prac-
t1Ce Will be held every Sunday aft
ernoon at Reservoir park. Candi-
dates who wish place on the team
are reg-.ested to appear for prac-
tice
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27
MONDAYS FIGHT RESULTS.

At Joplin. MO.-Jack Dempsey
knocked out Tom Riley u.
At New Haven, Willie
Jackson and Johnny Dundee fought
draw 15D
At Philadelphia Fl Lew TandIsl
beat Eddie Wallace (6); Kid Nor
folk beat Jack Thompson (6l~
At Pittsburgh.-Young CLANCY
beat Eddie Wimler GOD.
At Boston-Frankie Brett and
Young Sacco fought draw 12)
Johnny Noonan beat Tommy
Elm (Sl.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27

terday. They will stay three or
four days. While they came here
to dispose of horses left over from
Wizards circus, both said they
will talk with police officials about
the possibility of holding the fight
between Willard and Fred Fulton
on July 4 in this city.
Sailor Solly Friedman. the Chi
cago lightweight. yesterday affixed
the official skids to Tom Jones,
who has been acting as his mana
ger for the last six months, and,
following workout at the Arcade
gymnasium, announced that in the
future Davie Miller would hold
down the job of mentor.
Jack Malone, the st. Paul well
terweight. who battles Bryan Dow
ney at Fort Sheridan on April T.,
will start training Friday at the
Arcade gymnasium. Downey is at
Columbus, Ohio, preparing for the
encounter
Ever Hammer has cast aside his
fighting toys and dolled himself up
in the uniform of a Shaw taxicab
driver. The bristling blonde pro-
poses to refrain from boxing for
a year.
New Haven. Conn, March 81
Willie, Jackson and Johnny Dun
dee. lightweights, boxed Is rounds
to a draw here Monday night.
Jackson previously had dropped
Dundee for a knockout in Phila-
delphia.
Camp Funston, Kan. March 81.
Bob McAllister, boving instruct
or at Camp Funston, mas been
matched to meet Jack Dempsey
tonight at Fort Riley. according
to an announcement by McAllis-
ter today. The bout will be 10
rounds.
New York, March 27.-The Cubs
are dickering for First Baseman
Jake Daubert of Brooklyn. Dau-
bert has contract with the
Dodgers calling for a $4,000 sal
airy, which expires next fall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27
Bits o. Sport

Tommy Robson won a decision
over Augie Rather in II rounds at
Boston.
The house of delegates at An
napolis defeated a bill to abolish
betting at all race tracks in Mary
land. This is believed to settle
the question for at least two years.
Baltimore, March 27-Jess Will
lard worlds champion heavy
weight fighter. with his manager.
Colonel Miller, arrived here yes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27

Featuring the variety bill at the
Columbia starting Thursday matt
nee, is Dunbar's singers, introduc-
ing five beautiful southern misses
singing southern songs of the six
ties. Special scenery and lighting
effects are used to represent the
south, which adds much TO the pre-
senting of this beautiful number
Marian Gibney, strikingIy
handsome girl with a beaming
smile always on top TO which can
be added most pleasing person
ality offers a comedy singing and
talking speciality which she calls
The Sassy Single" in Clean
Glowing"
The Electrical Venus, is a high
grade novelty act of fame In the
theatrical world end is brim full of
sensational novelty electrical fea-
lures most abusing and refined as
we'll as mysufying. Mabel Burnell
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27
Al Rack Hawk.

1t is made evident in the produc-
ton of Fighting Odds" to be seen
at the Black Hawk theatre tonight,
in which Maxine Elliott, the noted
beauty, makes her first appearance
as a star in filmdom, that the pro-
ducers have overlooked no oppor-
tunity for realism.
There are two scenes in this
photo-drama by Roi Cooper Me
grue and Irwin S. Cobb photograph
ed at places which are widely
known. One OF these is at Sher-
RVS. on Fifth avenue. New York
City, and the other is at Sing Sing.
The scene in Sherry's shows the
famous restaurant with its. many
notables seated around me tables.
Anyone who has ever been in
Sherry's will readily recognize the
dining room. The scene showing
a indicated and wrongly convict
ed man leaving prison anu another
going in to take his place was TAX
en- at the gate Of Sing Sing prison.
Henry Give is the man coming
out and Charles Dalton. as the cor
rupt John Blake, is going in.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27
DEMPSEY DROPS Riley.

Joplin. No. March 2T- Jack
Dempsey knocked out Tom Riley Of
Toronto in the first round OF what
had been scheduled as a 12-FouDd
bout. Dempsey scored seven knock
downs before he finally sent Riley
down for the count With left hook.
The Canadian boxer did not re-
cover sciousness for n minutes
dempsey weighed 200 pounds and
alley 2l2.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27
SpOrtifOridIs

Knockout German of Davenport
seems to have a standing challenge
out to Johnny Donahue. local light
weight Reports have it that Cor
man has offered Johnny a neat
sum merely to sign articles. Now
along comes George Dams, manager
of Al Baldwin of Jacksonville, ILL.,,
with a defy to German Dams wants
to accept Germans challenge for
his battler in place of Donahue who
is in no condition TO fight at pres
ent Al just blew in town from Hot
Springs and is anxious for a tri-
city go.
Peanuts Schieberl stated last
night that he has cancelled Mike
Dundee's bout scheduled with Joe
Purman at Ottawa next month. The
Wop's manager says that Dundee's
eye is giving trouble. as it has be
come infected
According to Promoter Schieberl,
the next fight card of the All-Star
Athletic club will be booked for
April IA or 81, he has not yet def
nitely decided which Peanuts
states that he will feature Richie
Mitchell in the main go. with Cal
Delaney of Cleveland or with Billy
Whelan, the only boxer who is
credited with a win over Johnny
Noye. the ST. Paul scrapper.
Schieberl says that he will book
some good preliminaries, and will
boy if the former displays class in
his go tomorrow night.
Noye's workout was his last be
fore his coming mill, according TO
Johnny He is in great trim and
will take things easy during the re-
mander of time before he enters the
arena Ed Shave. Johnny's man
ager. dropped in this morning and
is confident that his boy will please
the fans and displease Mcmahon in
his first bout here. With Shave
comes oddles of St. Paul Jack"
and Mcmahon hackers are much
sought after at the present time.
Shave stated this morning that
Billy Wheian's victory over Noye
was the result Vi
on the part of the latter, and that
he will guarantee Johnny TO knock
out Whelan inside 10 frames in a
future bout. 1t is the impression
here that Noye was dropped for the
count by WheIan, but such was not
the case. according TO Shave The
bout was stopped in the second
round by the authorities. but
Johnny. although dazed from run
ming into a stiff hook to the jaw,
was still on his feet with lots Of
strength. and would presently have
come around in good shape.
Emily Thirty wants TO match
Battling Johnny Shultz. the Toledo
Buzz Saw. with Johnny Donahue,
local lightweight From all the dope
we opine that this would be some
scrap and should draw a record
-rowd
Thirty will arrive in town Thurs
lay morning with a string of Chi
ago bsttlers Lee Mcmahon
frankie Jumatti. Battling Shultz
md probably Johnny Heiderer |
will compose Emii's party. Pro-
noter Babe Mesnor stated last |
light that Mickey Pierce of Moline /
will be the third man I'm the ring /
, t0maFr0W niRht'G festivities
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27
At the Majestic.

Norma Talmadge, who stars i'll
BY Right of Purchase" at the Ma
jestic tonight and Thursday, pos
sesses the unique and enyiable rec
ord of being consistently the big
gest attraction at Marcus Loew's
big metropolitan playhouse, the
New York theatre. When her first
Select picture, The Moth" was
exhibited there, it broke the stand
ing record for attendance. When
her next picture, The Secret OF
the Storm Country set an even
higher mark. the management con-
Quoted an investigation into its
books, and discovered that this
star held the absolutely unique
distinction of having ser five sep
arate attendance records there.
which records have been unassailed
until a subsequent production Of
her own broke them and set new
mark.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27

Spencer Square - Tonight and
Thursday. Charles Ray in The
Family Skeleton" Fatty Arbuckle
in The Bell Boy"
Majestic-Tonight and Thursday.
Norma Talmadge in by Right of
Purchase" Screen magazine.
Black Hawk-Tonight, Maxine
Elliot in Fighting Odds" ThHrs-
day, Ruth Roland in The Cats
Paw" Pathe news, Ford weekly
and a comedy, Luke the Plumber
At the Spencer Square.
The humorous account of the
struggle of a young millionaire
against the demon rum, and his
cure by a lovely chorus girl and
loyal old valet makes up the
basis of Charles Rays latest Para
mount picture, The Family Skele-
ton" now showing at the Spencer
theatre. Every other means hav
ing failed to effect q cure, pretty
Poppy Drayton, the chorus girl
sweetheart. consults the boys old
family physician and plots with
him to startle the young man into
forgetfulness of his imaginary
trouble They hire an ex-priz2
fighter who is to pretend to abducL
Poppy under the boys very nose.
Billy Elmer, the beloved detective
of the screen in this picture takes
the part of an expire fighter,
while pretty Sylvia Bremen plays
the leading feminine role.
Also Fatty Arbuckle in The Bell
Boy" Fatty makes a splendid bell
boy. according to his way of think
ink and one seen and heard" &C
cording to the tales of the guests.
He is supported as usual with an
all-star cast
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27

Emily Thirty wants TO match
Battling Johnny Shultz. the Toledo
local lightweight. From all the dope
we opine that this would be some
scrap and should draw a record
crowd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-27

Peanuts Schieberl stated last
night that he has cancelled Mike
Dundee's bout scheduled with Joe
Purman at Ottawa next month. The
Wop's manager says that Dundee's
eye is giving trouble. as it has be
come infected
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Very Special

Although the Jewelry de-
partment is the center of de-
light for a never-ending
chain of Gift Seekers, and
while we might mention, al
most without number, the
great array Of beautiful crea-
lions that are here to entice
you, we wish especially to
call your attention to this
Woman's 10-ligne Jeweled
Bracelet Watch, with Ster-
ling Silver Case and Adjust
able Detachable Bracelet,
fully guaranteed, that we are
now Offering at. .$7.9S
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Popular Shelton Lawn
These packages feature the
lined envelopes-White and
Tints-box Use
Highland Linen Bond
White Paper, Tinted En-
velopes = package of "a
Sheets and "a Envelopes. 75c
Marie Antoinette at 79c
We especially emphasize
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Satin and Fur Combinations presenting wanted
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Imperial Pound Paper, il
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Envelopes, package rs,
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White only, for soc. En-
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He who gives Stationery
gives wisely - and we
might add that it is we'll
nigh impossible to make a
mistake in choosing from
this great showing of
Boxed Stationery, since the.
styles are the newest
brought out this season. <
Pennington THO Cabinet
pa Sheets and "a En-.
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a Combination Gift Box
PA Sheets, "a Cards and As
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Elegant Royaltone Liner
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kirnono or Bath Robe;

deserving first mention these Long Crepe Chin
monos with stirring around the Neck Sleeves and
Line All pastel shades at......................
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39c Percales That Are Yard Wide
The assorted patterns are as import
ant as your saving at, yard. 80. CSC
Desirable Heavy Kimono Cloth
We could not begin to replace this
Kimono Cloth to sell at, yard. =. $3.50
High Grade New Dress Ginghams
Selection offers the best Of Plaids,
Checks and Stripes, yard. .25c
A Special Lotof Pajama Flannels
Heavy grade, Offering checks and
stripes Of Pink and Blue, yard. :. $3.50
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Embroidered iuow Cases

the hint that number of women will
es for their own use at these savings:
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Special Valuesin Basement

In addition to the many Of
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kirnonos That Are Stunning
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with a fringe, the yoke effect
forming a sleeve. :. .$12.75
Imported Japanese Kimonos
Also elegant Kimonos of Crepe
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in all colors. All sizes. $3.50
Rich Imported Silk Kimonos
These feature heavily hand
embroidered patterns, in rich COL
or combinations, at. $500
Other Kirnonos a
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HC11C11 OH lSIIHdS IDUuC6IuGuCS
$6.50War1n Wool Finish Blankets
Your saving will suggest instant &C
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$3.50 Fine Double Bed Comforts
4s-etty Silkoline Coverings with soft
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Heavy So Large Size Bed Spreads
"A wide range Of assorted patterns are
yours to draw upon at. .s2.49
AK 36-lnch Bleach Pillow Cases
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Linen, in White
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Captivating Suits at Price to Delight You

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Stocks, you must remember, are now
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sale will not be obtainable later. All
future shipments Of Gift Things will
be received subject to much higher
prices. Sales people have ample time
to give you individual attention.
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Pillow Cases of Quality de Luxe
If you would pay little more and OBJ
tain quality in proportion by all means
see the Cases of the size mentioned
one pair to holly box for. -. .$1.9S
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Look Elsewhere Return Here for
Holiday Stationery

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observe, especially, these prices good Pound Paper:
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Hats--New Arrivals

The newest conceptions Of Fash
ion are introduced in these stunning
affairs that will peep from their
boxes tomorrow. And we could
hardly provide wider latitude in
choice than Large and Medium
Mushrooms Of Panne or Lyons Vel
vet with Shirred Crowns, orna-
mented with Velvet Flowers; or
Small, Tight-ftting I'urbans OF
Lyons and Silk Velvet with Gold or
Silver Brocaded Brims. The colors
are Black, Brown, Taupe, Blue and
Combinations. Of special interest
also at this time are the new Hats in
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Note the Quality OF These Cases
Embroidered Pillow Cases, with
Hemstitched Ends, made Of fine Linen
Finished muslin, 45x36 inches in size;
one pair to neat holly box for. .$1.59
Evening star., 1918-11-30
WILL PROVIDES $1,000
FOR HOSPITAL ROOM
Garfield Institution Is Beneficiary
Under Will of Mrs. Mallery.
Other Local Estates.
Bras. Bed. Relacquered, Satin or Brish

Garfield Hospital is given $4,000 by
the will of Mrs. Helen NJ. Mallery,
widow of Col. Garrick Mallery, U.
S. A. The sum is to be used in estab-
fishing the Helen Mallery room at the
hospital, preference being given to
patients who are musicians.
Mrs. Mallery leaves her portrait to
the institution and a picture of Col.
Mallery to>the Cosmos Club.
Bequests to Yale.
A bequest of $500 is made to the
Kingsley Trust Association of Con
arship at Yale University to be
named after Col. Mallery. The Scroll
and Key Society of Yale is to have
the swords Of Col. Mallery and $500
to purchase a portrait of him.
Several bequests are made to rela-
tives and friends. including $4,000 to
Charlotte A. Ramsburg, $1,000 to Col.
J. Edwards Clarke and $500 to Sarah
N. Gadsby The remaining estate
goes to Charlotte A. Ramsburg. The
National Savings and Trust Company
is named as executor.
Other Estates.
The Christian and Eleanora Rup-
pert Home is named as sole benefic-
iary of the estate of Marie T. Scha err
by her will dated July 10. 1902, and
offered for probate. Myer Cohen Is
named as executor.
By the terms of the will Of Flor
ence Price, dated June 1s. 1913. her
One-third Of the remaining estate is
to be distributed among her three
brothers. Joseph NJ. Adoiph L. and
Harold c. Price. Two-thirds are to
be held in trust for the sister during
her life, then to be distributed among
the heirs Of the testatrix. Clara
Price and Joseph NJ. Price are nance
as executors and trustees.
The bulk Of the estate Of Cora A
Rebuschatis is left in trust to hel
sisters, Emma and Margaret Noud, fol
the benefit of her daughter, Marion
Rebuschatis, The will is dated May
Is, 1917, and directs that the trust
terminate in ten years.