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Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09
NelUs Of Social Circles
 Bisbee Q Q Warren Q Q Loweu
NEW OFFICERS NAMED.

Mrs. W. s. Brakefield was elected president of the Twentieth Century Club at the annual meeting which was held Tuesday afternoon at the Y. W. c. A. The other officers who will serve for the coming year are: Mrs. J. D. Blair, first vice president; i; Mrs. R. G. Linden, second vice presi- dent; Mrs J. W. F Smith, recording secretary; Mrs. J. F. Teufert, core spending secretary; Mrs. George H. Cobbe. treasurer and Mrs. H. Snod- grass, auditor
 Four delegates and four alternates to represent the club at the meeting of the Federation of Women's clubs to be held in Yuma on March 26 were elected at the meeting. They are as fellows: Delegates. Mrs. Mcclellan. Mrs J. F. FeBfert, Mrs J. ". F. Smith and Mrs. E. J. Flanagan. Alternates, Mrs R. G. Linden, Mrs Charles Mo Donald, Mrs J. H. Hertman and Mrs. Allie Wilson.
 The delegates will endeavor to. se- cure the next state Federation meet ing for. Bisbee.
 The following new members were elected to the club: Mesdames Clint Moon, Reimer, Laekner, Phillips, Thome and Marvel Smith
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yard. West Virginia and Ramseyer, iowa.
 Naval: New members, Krause, h. diana; Lufkin, Massachusetts; Dar- TOW, Pennsylvania; Stephens, Ohio; an1 McPherson, Missouri Holdover members, Chairman Butler, Pennsyl- vania; Browning, New Jersey; Brit ton, Illinois; Kelly. Michigan; Mudd, Maryland; Peters, Maine; Hicks, New York and McArthur.
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WARREN uNIoN

Services for Sunday. March g, as fol lows:
 Sunday school will meet at the usual hour, 10 a. m.
 Preaching service will be at 7:sO o'clock in the evening.
 Preaching service at II a. m- will be at Don Luis.
 Sunday. school-at South Bisbee will be at the usual hour, 2 D. m A cordial invitation is extended to everybody to attend all our services. THOS. A. MITCHELL Minister.
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LApIEs, AIp socIETY MEETS.

The members of the Ladies Aid sc- ciety Of the Methodist church met with Mrs J. E. Quick in Tombstone canyon on Thursday of last week l. was voted that the society should pay the amount necessary to secure the right to the revolving cross and insure its erection on the new church build ing Only one such cross is allowed to a community. The committee in charge of the matter includes, Mrs l. B. PTater, Mrs C. w Ducharme, Mrs. U. s. Grant and Mrs. Phil Dug ger
 The hOstesses for the meeting were Mesdames Quick. J. C. White, Nelson, and Mrs. C. Clarke. The next mee ; ing will be held at7the home of Mrs. L. E. Hawes in Warren,
 The following were present at the meeting: Mesdames C. ". Allen, Bald win. R. L. BlohIn, Clark. Cochran. De Bora. Dugger, Ducharme, Enochs. Gardner. Grace. Grant, Dsrshman. Hall. Ikier Main, Nelson. McGaughy, Perry, .PTater. Nation, Warrington, Ruth and Taylor.
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Dorothy Phillips will return to the screen of the Eagle theater today and Monday when the Universal Special, The Talk of the Town" is shown.
 Miss Phillips is no stranger to Eagle patrons. having been seen be- fore in such memorable pictures as Hell Morgan's Girl" "A Soul for Sale In -The Talk Of the Town" a distinctly refreshing and pleasins story is promised in which the emo tional star is given a role exactly suit eI to her varied capabilities
 -'The Talk or the Town" is based cn a st0T5 by Harold Nickers which ap-
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GUESTS AT COPPER QUEEN.

Among the guests at the Copper Queen hotel are: E. B. Briden, To ronto; s. L. Harrington, Los Angeles i; E. T, Rooms and wife, Cananea; E. T Kennedy, Chicago, and William T. Murray, Douglas.
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Supper Guests. See Underqround Works.

As a compliment to It John Boise, who has been stationed at Naco and who will leave soon for Georgia, Mrs. Gerald Sherman entertained at an in- formal supper last evening After SUD- per the guests made an underground trip. Covers were laid for Miss Hazel Rove, Miss Sarah Randolph, Miss Gladys Hodgson, Miss Gertrude Sher- man, Lieutenant Boise, Henry McKin- aey, Richard Smith and Phillips Dick nson.
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Lowell FILA

The regular meeting of the Lowell Parent-TeacheI association was held Thursday evening. Miss Gregg. one of the teachers. gave a helpful talk suggesting ways of creating new inter est in the meetings of the association Miss Butler contributed piano solo and Miss Horton presented an exhibit of the work done by the pupils in the
 art course. 4 social committee was appointed. The members are Mrs. Kinsells. Mrs. ]. J. Jones, Mrs Lam drum. AIr. BYlcm and Miss Parsons. -
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LOW BOWLING SCORES
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CBy Review Leased wire)
 TOLEDO, Ohio, March Slow scores marked the opening of the nineteenth annual tournament of the American Bowling congress here to- night. Between now and April 2 796 ive-man teams will take part in the competition. The tournament win be occupied by local teams until the 1O:S0 square on Wednesday night.
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ENTERTAINs FOR NIECE.

As a compliment to her niece Mrs. F. H. Hatch, who is spending several weeks in the district, Mrs Charles R. Woods entertained at delightful tea Saturday. when forty guests enjoyed the hospitality Mrs T. O. McGrath and Mrs. John Dymock poured Red carnations were used in abundance on the table and throughout the rooms.
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CHRISTIAN scIENcE

[ Informal Christian Science services are held in Warren every Sunday in the public hall opposite c. & A. offices. All are most welcome The meeting to- day will be held at 11:30 a. m. Sub ject, Man"
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ST. JOHNS GUILD.

Mrs. Gerald Sherman will entertain the women of St. Johns Guild at the regular meeting this week. Plans for the bazaar which will include food and candy sale will be discussed The date of this event is April and the place will be announced later.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Sunday SCHOOL, J. 45 a. m.
 Morning worship, Il o'clock. Story prelude, Two Chinese Baby Girls. p. Sermon, .sThe Stewardship of Money. p , Epworth League meeting, 6:30 D. m. Evening worship, 7:30 o'clock. "The Christianity or Christi
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peared in recent issue of Snappy
 Stories It tells of young woman who married for the sole purpose of gaining freedom from the almost mil itary conventions of her fathers house and of the manner in which this young wOmansought still further free dom from the conventions of married life. How her husband hits upon a cure and brings her back to his fire side completely subdued makes an en- tertainment that is no less pleasing and it is strong in dramatic quail ties Adv.
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Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning prayer and address, Il a. m Thursday, choir practice, 8 p. m. Friday, Lenten service. D. m.
 JACOB M WHITE, Rector.
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LAST OF sRlDcE SERIES

The last of the series of bridge par ties for fle benefit of the fund fer the permanent blind and one of the most successful which has been held was given at the Country club Tue s- day. Mrs. F. E. Shine and Mrs C. s. Thompson were the hostesses.
 Among those who entertained groups of friends were Mrs. T. O. Me Grsth. Mrs T. A. Hughes. and slrs. John Bridge and Mrs George Bridge who entertained jointly.
 Playing at Mrs MeGrath's tables were Mesdames F. F. Whiteley. John Dymock. Harold Wood. Gallagher. Gle on Knapp. McHenry, MosieT. ". 4. Meyers. F. H. Hatch. Charles r.. Woods. Arthur NOtman J M Rosn. John Mitchell. 4. J. Balmforth, \. C. BlcdsOc. Charles Willis and Hickman.
 The Mesdames Bridge entertained Mrs. John Rawlings. Mrs Gerald She-- man. aITs. F. F. EllinwOOd and Mrs. C. M. Lynn.
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woMAN's LEAGUE MEETING.

The woman's League of the Presby- terial church will meet Tuesday at 2:3O in the church parlors. Mrs. Fraser and Mrs. Fisher will be the hostesses-
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Churches
PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
 Morning worship, II o'clock ser mon topic, Christ and Reconstruc- tion -=-.=
 Evening service, 7:3O o'clock. Stere Optican lecture, Joshua, and the Scenes ef-His Conquests.''
 There will be an important meeting Of the congregation held at the church Wednesday, March 12, at 7:3O D. m, which every member and adherent of the church is urged to attend.
 ALLAN KRICHBAUM; Pastor.
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RECOVERING FROM INFLUENzA

Mrs. W. G. Bryan who has been i'll for the past week suffering from an at- tack of influenza, is recovering.
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CHRISTIAN scIENCE

The Christian Science society of Bis bee. AriZ., holds services in the Odd Fellows hall every Sunday morning at Il o'clock, and Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Wednesday evening testi- mony meeting at o'clock The public is welcome and invited to attend. Sub iect for Sunday, March g. Man"
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VISITING lN DOUGLAS.

Mrs F. Hatch WhO is hOuseguest ot Mrs CleOH Knapp. has gone to Doug las Co snend tiIc week end with Mrs. Tim Boyle. FFTH
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LINcoLN ?. .. A. MEETS.

The members of the Lincoln Par 'ent-Teacher Association met at the school building Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ross Griffith presided. The question of the advisabiiity of the erection of fence to safeguard the welfare of
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BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED.

Mrs. Roy Taylor was the hostess 10. her bridge club which met yegteT- day morning at her home in Warren
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According to an announcement made this week there is strong prob ability that the Y. w. C. A cafeteria will open again in the near future. The committee has located several direc- tors and are awaiting information from regarding the prospect of secur- ing one to take charge .of the local cafeteria.
 The junior Y w C. A. reserves were guests at a party at the Y. w. c. A. last evening. About 50 girls enjoyed the hospitality of the associa-
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Mrs. Haqood Hostess

Mrs J A. HagoOd was hostess to her 800 club at her home in Tomb stone canyon Thursday afternoon Those playing were Mesdames John Chain, Mrs. Smith, Fred Cowan, J. Watson, A. F. Hurst, J. B. Potter, B. Hoesch, B. PlayfaiT, Ross Griffith, Ralph. Wickern. Smock. POnkln, George H COhbe and Half. Mrs Haat made the highest score.
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Y. v. c. 4. Ne,os

Devotional service will be held in the Blue room Sunday morning at 1O:30 o'clock
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On Fishing Trip

! OlI r IoIIIII4 UP
 Mai. and Mrs. w H. BTophy with Mir and Mrs. Tom Collins as their guests left this week on motor. trip to the Roosevelt dam by the way oi Globe, where they will enjoy some fishing. From this point they will mo tor to Chandler
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The regular monthly meeting of the board of directors will be held Tues day afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
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tion. Miss Helen Moore is leader of the group.
 Mrs. J. c. Glenn left Thursday for San Diego to meet her son, who has recently been sent to that city from New York to be mustered out of the service from that port Mrs. Glenn has been a guest at the Y. w. c. A. for several weeks. ts
 Twenty charming hats were the re suit of the work of the women wno attended the millinery class conduct ed by Miss Louise Sporleder under the auspices of the Twentieth Century club last week at the Y. W. c. A. The work of hat making was taught from the initial step of draughting a pat tern to putting on the final bit of trim ming. Miss Sporleder is the county demonstration agent.
 The ladies of the Christian church held tea in the Blue room Thursday afternoon.
 The committee in charge of the musical given by Senor Conrad J. To- var last week under the auspices of the Y W. c. A. is much gratified by the artistic and financial success. of the program. Sen0r' Tovar is a native of Mexico and is making a tour of the United States en route to New York, where he is under contract to make records. l--
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Visitors Entertained

MT and Mrs Harry Hamilton of NacoZari, who were visitors in Bisbee this week, were the inspiration for a number of informal affairs. On Thurs day evening they were dinner guests at the w A. Myers home, Friday noon they were at luncheon with the Gerald Shermans and Mr and Mrs Arthur Notman entertained them at dinner Friday evening Mir. and Mrs. Hamil- ton left yesterday for Douglas.
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Anona Club Meets

AnOna OtuO meeLS
 The regular meeting of the Anona club was held last Monday evening at the home of Mrs. C. W. Boswell in Warren. The evening was devoted to sewing The members present werS Misses Josephine Clouthier, Margaret Caretto, Edith Kennedy, Evelyn Ken nedy. Jennie Warren, Lucy CarettO and Mesdames C. T. Dunlap and R. CerfuFth The meeting on March 10 will be at the home of Miss Elizabeth StamDeT.
 Motor to Benscn
 4 group including Mrs. E. E. Eilin- wood, Mrs. E. M. Durley, Mrs. Richard Thoman aud Mrs E. A. Putnam mo tored to Benscn Wednesday to attend the meeting of the Southern Arizona Presbyterial society. They were the guests of tho Benson ladies during their stay and returned to Bisbee on Thursday They reported very sue cessful session of the society.
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ton. Miss Helen Moore is leader of the group.
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We test, repair and re- charge storage batteries, and always carry a full supply of battery parts, new batteries and rental batteries.
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ST. JOHNS EPIscoPAL

lO11 seventh Street, Douglas. Ariz
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24
Sharp-Deaver

Mr.. Ellis Desver, of Paris end
Miss Myra Sharp, of Fulton were.
married in the Methodist Church at.
Fulton Tuesday Oct. ID, 1919 at a.
o'clock in the afternoon. the cere-
mony being performed by the Rev.
johnson. Mr.. Deaver is cashier OF
the Paris National Bank aud is the
son of former Monroe County COL
lector Deaver. and the bride is a.
very beautiful and accomplished
young lady.
. The happy couple left for eastern
points for an extended bridal tour
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24
The Sugar Situation

Steps to prevent an abnormal in
crease in the price of sugar be-
cause of the existing shortage were
taken Monday by the Department
of Justice.
Attorney General Palmer notified
beet sugar refiners. who have been
Withholding their products from
the market until the price situation
became more stabilized, that the
United States sugar equalization
board had determined that ten cents
was fair price to be charged the
wholesalers and that the charges in
excess of that amount would be re.
6 garded in violation of the Food Con.
troll Act.
The price to the wholesaler here.
tofore has been 9 cents, so that the
new price means an increase of one
cent pound. Retailers have been
al lowed to charge II cents a pound
for controlled sugar under the old
prices.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24
An interdeDominational Sunday

An interdeDominational Sunday
School institute to be conducted un-
der the auspices of the Monroe
County Sunday School Association
will hold its first meeting Monday
Oct. 9th 81 2::30 o'clock in the
Christian Church at Holiday. the
evening service being held in the
Baptist Church at Paris The after
noon meeting Ou Tuesday being in
the Methodist Church at Stoutsville
and the evening service in the
Methodist Church 10 this city. The
last session will be held Wednesday
at 2:30 in the Methodist Church at
Madison. These meetings are un.
der the supervision of Miss Harriet
Beard Supt, OF the M. IS S.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

The celebration at Paris Wednes
day of this week was largely at.
tended, the crowd being estimated
at between 5000 and 5000. Quite
a number from Monroe City were
present and q most enjoyable
day was spent. The entire program
was carried out with the except
nee of the unveiline of the memo
rial tablet. gift of Fletcher Farrell
be airing the names of ell Monroe
County soldiers. This was post.
poned to later date for the reason
the tablet had not yet arrived.
Three hundred soldiers marched in
the big parade and made a most
imposing spectacle. Rev. Shively,
of Paris, made a splendid talk to
the soldiers that was appreciated
by all, at the close of which the
soldiers were treated to first. class
barbecue dinner served at the old
fair grounds. Each soldier received
a button and a flower. the first be-
ing presented by the county judges
and the latter by Monroe county
women.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24
Rails County Crime

Charles Day, a young negro. was
brought from Rails county to Han
nibal Friday afternoon in order to
protect him from mob violence. 1t
is alleged that the man assaulted a
white lady, Mrs. Whilty Stout, of
near New London. and was only
prevented from accomplishing his
purpose by the help of a neighbor
who heard her screams and ran a
quarter of a mile to her assistance
Mr.. Stout also arrived shortly later
and fired at the man with a shot
gun, and though peppered pretty
thoroughly with small bird shot, he
is not seriously hurt-Palmyra
Spectator.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

Sixty cases of whisky. valued at
$4,000. was stolen from lockers in
the Kansas City Athletic Club by
bandits early last Wednesday morn.
ing. One of the bandits, posing as
messenger, gained entrance,
covered" the night watchman with
a revolver and bound him. Two
confederates helped remove the
whisky, which was hauled away 10
a truck
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

Rev. Garnet Alcorn former pastor
of the Christian Church at this
place and who is at present pastor
of the Christian Church at Fulton
had the honor of delivering the
Sunday morning sermon Oct. 10Th
before the national convention Of
the Christian Church held at Cincin-
natl last week.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

Word has been received here by
Mrs. A. E. Ely of the serious illness
of her father. B. F. Talbot, who was
a forL er resident of Monroe City,
but whose home is now in Texas.
Mr.. Talbot had a serious stroke Of
paralysis, but at the last reports
was slightly improved.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24
Civil Service Exam.

A civil service examination will
be held in Monroe City by John C.
Ensor on. Saturday, November %.
1919. for the position of fourthclass
postmaster at Ely. Mo, Applica-
ton blanks and instructions can be-
obtained at the Ely postoffice or
from the United States Civil Service
Commissioners, Washington, D. C.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

Miss Mary Ragar who is teaching
at Franklin school north of town,
went to Kirksville yesterday to at.
tend the teachers meeting which is
in session the 20, "a and Is.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

Mr.. aud Mrs Boy McAilister re-
turned last Friday from Colorado
Springs where they have been for
three months. Mr.. McAllister hop,
ing to escape his usual attact of
hay by staying at that place
during hayfever season.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

Monroe City Rebekah's will OBJ
serve "children's night" at the Odd
Fellows Hall Tuesday, October 49,
when supper will be served to the
children as we'll as other members
of Rebekah families.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

The little boy S years old taken
from the Orphans Home by Rev.
John Anderson and wife was re-
turned to the home by them last
Tuesday. as they wanted a boy
several years older.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

A. H. Donley and sister, Miss
lie na, and their niece, Miss Edith
White. motcred to Shelbina Sunday
to spend the day with Miss Edith's
parents, j. F. White and wife.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

Mrs. C. M. Sullivan and guest
Mrs. W. E. Reiley visited in Quincy
Wednesday.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

F. E. Thomas returned home Sat
urday from a visit with his daugh-
ter Mrs. Robt. Adams at Shelbina.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24
The American Public Health AS

sociation. at lis annual convention
at New Orleans. October 81 80. for
the first time in its history will
have a symposium on meat inspec
ton. Present and former officials
in the federal meat inspection ser
vice are on the program for address
ses. which Should give the mem
bers of the puolic health associa
ton a better understanding of the
part in disease prevention that is
played by meat inspection.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Powell of
Bowen, Ill, came in yesterday to
visit Mrs Poweli's brother, T. E.
Willard aud family.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

Mrs. Frances Haear and daughter
Mrs. Gilbert Hagan aud children are
visiting Mrs Haear's granddaughter
Mrs Ross Edison at New Hampton,
Nc,
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

For Sale "A nice lot OF Jonathan
apples.-Frank Gentry.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

Miss Bess Vanmarter came in
from Kansas City Wednesday to
visit her grandmother Mrs. Susan
Pierceall.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Clark. Mr. and
Mrs L. M. Clark, of Memphis. Mo-,
came in Friday to visit R. H. Doug.
las and family.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

Mrs Louise Colvert and Mrs. Paul
Drescher and little SOD, left Friday
evening for their new home at
Monte Vista, Colo. where Mr..
Drescher is alret dy located.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-10-24

Mrs. Vireie Cones returned to
Quincy Tuesday after visiting her
mother Mrs. Rose McAllister.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-26
POSTAL CHIEFS
INSPECT SHOPS
Investigating Mt Rock Island Arsen-
al to- Decide If Supplies Can be
Made There.
COMMANDANT SUBMITS BIDS
General Restoration of Island
Beauty Started at Direction of
Colonel Harry B. Jordan.

United States postoffice depart
ment representatives are conduct
ing a comprehensive investigation
at Rock Island arsenal with a view
TO ascertaining the possibilities OF
having material used by that de-
partment manufactured there.
Inspectors Scholes and Schooley
came to Rock Island for that pur-
pose and are inspecting the arsenal
shops, escorted by o. P. Olson, as
sistant postmaster of Rock Island.
They have spent two days on the
island.
A bid on 1880 mail boxes of the
type placed on street corners has
been submitted by Colonel Harry B.
Jordan, arsenal commandant, and
a proposal has been presented on
the manufacture of mail sacks.
The proposals were submitted to
the postoffice department as the re-
suit of the work accomplished by
the tri-city committee that went to
Washington for the purpose of
diverting more work to the island
that force reduction to a large ex-
tent could be prevented.
With the reimbursement program
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-26

The only argument advanced against Floyd
Thompson candidate for the state supreme
bench is that he is young. Mr.. Thompson is in
his 32d year But he has been doing mans
work as states attorney of Rock Island county
for seven years. He has been repeatedly ptted
against the oldest and ablest lawyers of the bar
of Rock Island and nearby counties, and he has,
more than held his own No apologies need be
made for him on the score of youth
Former President Taft a federal Judge
at-24
Justice David ! Brewer was district Judge
at ~ and chief justice of the Kansas s11-
prene court at 49,
Justice Joseph Story was in the United
States supreme court at 49,
Stephen A Douglas was elected to the state
supreme court at 28.
Alexander Hamilton at 80 leader in
the convention which framed the constitution
of the United States
~ The list might be continued indefinitely.
If man has the right stuff in him the
earlier he starts to climb the farther he will get
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-26

on the island the matter Of restor-
ing the beauty Of the place has been
started at the direction of Colonel
Jordan. Production has been the cry
on the island for the last several
months and practically no atten-
ton could be given anything except
the manufacture of supplies.
Start Cleanup.
A cleanup league, an organization
which costs nothing for member
ship, is bein gadvertised ON the is
land for the purpose of securing
every employe as member. The
cards carry the appeal that every
one not only refrain from scattering
litter, but give aid by picking up
what has been thrown down care
lessly. A crew OF men is at work on
the lawns and driveways and the
natural beauty will soon be restor-
ed.