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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
0STEOPATHs FROM a STATES
MEET HERE LAST OF WEEK
Two-Dhy Session VIII Open I'm Jcncr-
son Hotel Friday
Morning.

Osteopathfc physicians. surgeons
and specialists from four states, Vlr-
ginia. Maryland. North Carolina and
the District or Columbia win gather
here Friday morning In convention.
After the meetings OF the four State
societies, the groups will merge and
complete the formation OF district
organization. This probably will be
the most important business to be
transacted at the convention. Lee
ture OF DIR. r. Kcrdrick Smith Sat-
urday night on How to Live Longer
and Better" will bring the convcn-
ton to close. II viii he delivered
In the auditorium of John Marshall
High School at $40 O'Clock under
the auspices Of the Virginia Osteo-
pathtc Society
All OF The convention Sessions will
pc held In the auditorium OF the
jefferson Hotel and will be open 10
inc public Among those on the pro :
gram Tor addresses are DR.. f.. Euric
Miller. of Bethlehem, Pa; DR.. g. d,
Swope, Of Washington: Or. Riley
Moore, OF Washington: DIR. w. Banks
lMeacham. of Asheville, y. C.; DIR. ].
Ivan Dufur. of philadelphia; DIR. NJ
y Carson. of Wilmington, ". c.: DIR
s. III. Bright, of Norfolk; DR.. Iiadlry
Carter. Of Baltimore; pc. ]. s. John
son, OF Hagertsown. Md. and DR.. II,
s. Becker, of Stanton DR.. Rccklnr
is president OF the Eirpinia nstno.
pathic Society, and DR.. ii. II. BciI az
Petersburg, is secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
WANTS SUPPORT IN WORK
Foreign Corporations Found Not TO
He Giving Co-operation Through
HiChmnnd Bra

Foreign corporations and firms do
ing business in Richmond and en-
joying the advantages OF the city
should bear a share of the respon :
sibility OF pushing the city forward,
according to the Chamber of Com
merce. in a resolution adopted at the
last meeting of the board of direc-
tors.
Attention was called to the fact
that Richmond firms were subscrlb-
Ing to membership funds in the
chamber. and that their names could
always be found associated with
most OF the worthy movements in
the city. but that foreign firms and
corporations doing business here sell
dom participated in these movements
or subscribed anything toward the
work OF advancing Richmond's inter-
ests.
Nice. Burlington. chairman of the
membership committee of the cham
Der. introduced the resolution after
n canvass of representatives of many
foreign concerns, and the directors
secretary OF the chamber. Will mail
a copy OF the resolution to corpora
lions i'll the States doing business In
Richmond territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
Other Cities May
Emulate Richmond
Tag Day Paraphernaliu
Offered to State
Democrats.

Chairman Cease, of the special
committee, announced last night thar
the tags and placards used In Mon
days activities, will he loaned to
the Democratic organization in any
city of Virginia, which may desire
to put on tag day for the benefit
OF the campaign fund
first come, first served" said Mt.
Cease. "Wc have been advised that
Danyiile is about to emulate the cN-
ample of Richmond in this matter.
that city. Therefore the offer is
open to all Corners. The first city
making a formal request for our
paraphernalia will get 1t free of cost.
We have no further use for It here
and will be glad to help the cause
by donating the machinery for opera
tons to another community.
we would like TO see all the cttiea
take up the idea which has proved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
COTTON MARKETg

NEW YORK. Oct. lo.-Tnero was n RI.
covery OF about cent q pound in tho
cotton market here today as result, 'n ~,
Saf re a BetsH fosSrS aoniasa
crn ,2MerinEs. a December contracts soid IN
nIice .of yesterday, and closed G'GSs II ~
Win The sansral list closing frm al
net adyanco OF Is points OH October and ~
1o to LIS points on the moro active nosi.
The market opened nrm at an advance a,
10 to IS points In response to upexpecieaNGyJ
strong cables accompanied by ruruors n, n :
British coal miners had asked for nnother
conference with tho government I,ivnr
nool and houses with other foreign oep.
nsSt9Sns ss were active buyers. while South
sS sSsay n snd advances ns e, "
rinR by recent. sellers were uncoyereS sna
after their execution the buYina bocame
!css urgent. with prices easing OF during
lhe middle OF the day on approhonsior,s
q! 81 Increased ,sss Eastern belt spot oGerinss.
Eya,o sdYIsss from deorsla but hedsss s sfi-
Ing continued in small volume. and after
reactions OF co to co points the marker
',rmsu .np .aRaln on tho renorts OF rain
IN the southwest and unfay6rsbie Western
neit forecast and reports that, tho hnld!-'
sfn snit markess Some monthst made Tho
points not hishef. The, Close Vas Several al
noints off from tho bestfUpd rea.isjn11'
Triyate. cab !, !, from u yerpoor raid there
et ths ssfls but thss Tho lndSs sienas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CIIICAGO. Oct. l9.-Rece.uts: {l2coo
Eood and choice steers strong: 10 to 25c
higher. Top. 1910: bulk good and choice,
ib.G1a lL0l: grassy steers drasGy at steady
prices; bulk. S75dN.a: butcher cattle
slow: bulk cows. Is.U5Ts15; Gamers steady
a.SWi.l5; good bologhas. s.epat.15: trashy
kinds slow: calves evers ge see lower: bulk
it.I9: des! able feeders active. eco a ii -
others and stockers slow. Receipts: West.
commoner kinds. 1.soT9.25: very slow.
Hogs: Receipts. 2sol0: opened - TO DOC
Than Yesterdays average. closing weak
Top early. i5.26: practical top late. ny0:
packing sows. gSIi3i5: piSs mostly 5oc
lower: bulk. desirable kinds 1850 q ii. 90,
sheep: Rcceipis. lI.oop: Tat lambs clos
Ing strong TO = higher: TOP Westerns. is3:
choice ouotable TO ie.15: top natives 1900:
ewes. co.: bulk. 5.Sa5.75: feeders stron !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. oct le.-Bearish economic
CONDITIONS. especially the trahHattantic coal
s.rilc. brought shout heavy seiiips OF
m eShs e., closed .. ns.y"e. * TO Lac down.
hack OF IL 10, lAai.,:. In ptor;si,ts ih~
ou:SoH,e varied from lilo decline 10 &c al
San.e.
One OF tho. big elevator companies led
the Hc!!inE OF wheat. but the pressure on
,!s, INA, marie, was from many sources, and
ttkinE Profits; Weakness of foreign ex-
change. together With comparative lack
Of ehport demand. kept attention focused
the greater part OF the time the de-
xs,lopmensss resarding the BrIa.h coal
given by the Kansas STATE BANKING com.
misPioners office that farmers should sell
their wheat. BESIDES. prorninen, banker
here was quoted as asserting that lower
Ing OF Somm0dliy prices must continue.
frequent, were brief. After the close il
was said France and Belgium hnd taken
G1.oO6 bushels.
Corn and cats fell with wheat. Corn
touched the lowest level in three years
Provisions reelected the weakness OF
grain and hoEs. Losses were heav!es. il
porh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
PRODUCE MARKETS.

SUGAR.
sE@ f9f Se' would ga he has
al m S GpOa and the recent squirt
TO be repiyins confidence in the local raw
sugar market 10 some extent and a little
T!ees rm and SiEhcr There we're s %itn
OF OF ~, 100 bags q re5us aaoat and October
,rllneai al I've c s { t. and 1906 bags sso Of
G%Has for S 1 TSr 81
Tho GEs ne aa R5s sase a
Fsass. az. 81 rs e h A. snss
Lated 1Sane o,h her re,,nSrs how;evGr did not
NEW YORK. Oct. l9.-Thcre was fur.
.her rally In the market for, coffee III.
, lures here today owing to the steadler
sneertatn whctSCr tho latter Was ' on ordcrs
FG Ses aFf5 t fS eHsisns Sa 10
na tho Sass fh spot BY su1 no
IS no mi T Se ssS sS ps. aSsSs
the low record of last Saturday. Last
nsea saysnte. e the nss DAY osasSs9
49, R Rss :s $685. SsH Hsaaa 3 as s
,,,,r, cerToNsEDp OIL.
ri To-Day 2H 1f oioMsyr sreaT In In
lard and lowe. crude prices. Was suceceded
rumoIs and Western buying. The ci6so
was Is to 20 points net higher. Sales. SOD
GUNNER yellow saSt closed io;D; October.
Prime winter yellow and summer white
nominal. -
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 1a.-RouRh rico no
sales; RECEIPTS. SECS sacks; millers' re-
ceipts. t,662: clean rice Quiet. Sales: Hon
duras, $50 pockets. 2R96: Blue Rose,
80 pockets. SGSh.. Bran and polish I'M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20

ton meanwhile was Ecirpus. Port receipt,
s,asks. Ioz7 rs Tsnorts. .6st. Ai making HHns
iI'.:S5 40 far this season.
New YorkMMddlinr co.sa: reeeio,.. rs
saIes: SS %. EOS bales: sales. 10" bales
Minor norts@ssock. 4.5;1 bales.
DeEls aes bslas: s,oaH i.s.I PAIL Ssi;. eI
Total for owsek-kecsipts. lsS.Iii bsies;
Total for season-Receip,s. l.Is,.45s bales:
exports. 1889 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. ia strong ten
a %s to Syens. shatg ss The decline
d. ,i.y. ana shsfs we're, usSaTa meysinen Ms
shieh finally acaSried p:iees aboa, u a
hais Sysr 'ns na! Of
PRICES at ne, sain. Of no 10 ia rq nnTns Win
response 10 a scn,s,ionaiE GOOD Liver,
POOL m.rhet., caused. according to private
cablcrrains; BIZ hooe. OF another confer
on to fs s san. F hsd SssS msSs s
,naihei commenced 70 saE under tealiz!nE
adsrs BY wso s%sers snH on
were demandih9 h,shsr wages and Of
aomnE south Carolina milis Pressure to
cell fnally became sufficient to pare gains
down to ason, 20 pointn. but In the later
he!t and reports from Interior points points
that farmers were stubborn holders OF
,,RbSS,,ss . With pek!nG seasIng here and
tons nt the Eastern melt 20 quit einnin
;or siaty days caused heavy short cover
iegs,s Tor the day. wRers eioo nf" Il sF n
US points higher than the c!6se Of yes
,erdnY., The great nrmncss and activity
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20

such splendid success In Riaha,ona.
Tho tegs and placards could cas,!Sl
90 sent from town 20 town. NO ara
r"1ny 20 receive applications ~ te!-s
oEFaph or mali Immediately. Let err
an core. They may have the harg.
phernalta IN turn Applic;itinns.
should be addressed 10 mn or To C,isv
ohna.finRn John NJ. Purcell ati3Mur.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
Courts 10 Close E,rction Ds /,

Owing. TO the national ;SExi ION
OF the court VIII 20 TO theirs -S.;,nn.,
to vote, the United states Districti
Court Will not convene Norambsr -
Judge Edmund WaddiII wiS be-,,,.
IN, Inc next session % the cturt on.
The United States Circuit cnnrt al,
Appeals also VIII defer opening until,
the dnH after election. Of,synE in
the Office OF Marshall Saunders vera
o ,, engaged yesterday IN summon
ing grand and petty JQr!es Far the
Norfolk term of the Circuit Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
NAVAL. STOREs.

NAVNI. STORES, NJ!
SAVANNAH. GA. Oct. lo.-Turpentine
~: stock, sl.Eis. Rosin f,rm. salos. 'i lis:
RECEIPTS, iaOoi. ship naants, i,is: stoos, ii !;
Il. es9'S Il. 20 il.s 1872 s sAl,si ,,s. 8
ss s ..ss s sss.'sss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
-. DRY GOODS.
CnnK nAA n hh.L

NEW YORK. Oct. l..--wIde sheet!ngs TO-
gay We're reduced form epc to q basis OF
&c yard for 1914 b!cachcd goods. Shce IA
ana pillow cases also were reduced. re-
auctions IN pcrcalss was followed by a
slight quickenlug OF trade.
YARNS also were cut TO 3jhr for Southern
tame cones for knitting purposes more
IMAM per cent below the top market ri
the war. Burlaps were weak, silks steudy
and wool goods auic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20

500 to 800 lbs. . :m3 ~
GOOD 10 choice cows . I'D ST.
Medium TO good cows ......... g N III
Fat. smooth oxen .., sisSp ~
Medium to good oxen ....... ST. So
Common TO medium oxen -. $40 az
Eat butcher bu!Is ............. ID
bologna bulls ................ %
Light. common bologna bulls o [s
M i%% los .;;:;:;:;;a;.s;,;"..;i;s 10 nm
. to 80 ibs. ................... TAfa 10
Common TO medium hciiers 6R 1X
Good corn.fel hoGs. 100 l6a
cad aad UP r:;::...;s;.;.:. lsG@ II
Go 40 lbs ;.;...;::..:.;.., ls 1s,s
5000 corn-fcd piIs and shoals IL Gp Is
All Southern hogs foId subject 10 Inspsc-
ton and when soft and oily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20

PETERSBuRG PEANUT MARKET.
REPORTED by Rodgers. Piummer ~ Co. Inc
., Petersburg. Va. Oct. 49, ia,0
SPANISH. FANMkNS STOCil-Mnrk.,
weak: sales reported
VIRGINIA FARMERS STOCK .Ma t,,e,
weak: sales reported
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20

MEETS 4 GREAT NEED.
HorsforG's Acid Phosphate 10 ysr,,
ocnchcial for exhausted condit y1nI d,I,.
20 neat, oVerwork or iuso,nnts.-a,ivt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
IMair, SAra.1 - Al ie.I,A -. g
CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES, !
$50 Z. Main Street Phono Rsndaiphi24 {
NorfoRk 81 Weaterr, nv.

leave IsrUud Street sIatIon Daiiy
For norfolk 5.5a y. NJ. 800 AIM.
3:a0 l.. NJ, 5:3u j.. NJ. FOR tho West,
SO. a. NJ. $40 a A.. 2 90 p. M. 40
7. NJ. 9:S5 =. NJ. Arrive from Nor
folk. 1855 ~. NJ, 6.56 p. 81, 9ts5 p.
=: ~. ESQ L. u. 1855 T.. NJ, 11ics,
S32 East Main Street Phone ,MAel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20

shIipmsn,s $50: stock. :2.7st.. Ros,n duh
tnics NONE: receipts, loss; shipments. pta
to,h. s..@. Quote: Il. ID. Z. +. g, II
Il. NJ, y. VIC. WV. 1875
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20

for the day wcre 63,tgs. United States port
stnckr. l037,yS. Exports. s.oes. making
80 40 far this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 1s.-RouEh rico no
sales: RECEIPTS. SECS sacks; millers' re-
duras, $50 pockets. 2E @t: Blue Rose
3,4G pockets. $685.. Bran and polish un-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
LOCAL PRoDCch MARKET.
wholesale Quotations by wood-on -craix
Inc. I2l5 Eas. Cary St Madison 4ss-J.

Richmond. Va. Oct. 10. 1870.
Evening star., 1920-05-23

FRANKLIN, Series 9. touring car; just re-
painted and overhauled; car equal TO any new
81 500 car; YOU buy this right. The
Southern Garage. rear 1i1s 18th st. NV.
OWNER MUST SELL.
Oakland Sensible Six, 1917; in hrst-class
condition; runs and looks like new; summer
and winter tops. both in excellent shape clock.
spotlight and many other extras; for immedi
ate sale. $500. North s135.
Evening star., 1920-05-23

HOW WOULD You like to own q car whicb
solves the carbon problem3 Duplex engineer.
ing in the new Saxon has established totally
new standard Of motor-car value. Write or
call and let US explain.
Walter Z. kittel & Co.,
Saxon Agenta,
1625-1627 ST. NV
Phone North 2463.
Evening star., 1920-05-23

STUTZ-19ls. Cheap for cash. Apply 1919
Irving st. NV. Tel. Col 4467. 24'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-29
BOOSTERS GoRgG
TO HOLD MEETE IN
DRURY TOWNSHIP


The Rock Island Sunday School
association Is covering the county
With its annual series Of township
meetings. Next Sunday afternoon
a meeting will be held at Hazel Dell
church in Drury township At 2:3e
which viii be addressed by Mrs.
W. H. Marshall, Sherman W.
Searle and Fred ", Adelmann.
Sunday night two meetings will
be held at Andalusia and ~ -Provi-
dence Baptist in Drury township.
respectively. with the entire pro-
grams given by the Boosters. "
These programs will consist OF ser
monets and musical numbers. and
at Andalusia stereopticon address
will be added. on the subject. Rock
Island County In. the Foreign Mis-
sion Field" Luther Kuan.shu, who
returned last week from 10
thousand mile naval cruise, will
also be q speaker. He will tell OF
his visit to the battleields in
France; the trip up the Rhine in
Germany, the. Olympic games in
Belgium and the bolshev!ks IN
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-29

How can you and your family
keep from getting tuberculosis
Through disinfection Of homes in
whic ha c0usumpuve or persons
with Z chronic cough has lived,
worked or died.
See that NO one in your house or
In the place where you, work,
whether he considers himself well
or not 10 ever allowed to spit any
where where his spit can not be
burned or thrown down . sewer
Insist that the other fellow cover
hsi mouth and nose when he coughs
or sneezes; also do 1t yourself.
Eat simple, nourishing food, chew
it we'll and eat slowly-drink plenty
Of water.
We need Z county tuberculosis
sanatorium-yote for . 3-mill tax a
the November election so We may
have . place where incipient cases
may be cured, those afflicted have
Intelligent care and bodybuilding
food and the general public be pro-
tected from this dread disease.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-29
TO HEAR
Is. BASS. IN
LEAGUE TALK
....~,,fie Committee Completes
-, lnsngeneRts for x6et-
~ Is College Tonight

..l,dpasing . large crowd to
8, llrs George Bass. chairman
. y national Democratic wom-
6mmittee, who will speak At
a,ana college at s o'clock this
f.'rlns, taking as the topic Of her
ssi,ess "The League OF Nations.
nemocratic women's county
.aittee, Of which Mrs. E. C.
ks,y Is chairman, is this after
ssoa completing final arrange
- Of de ais for the meeting.
4 Nm Bass will be met at the Bur
tseton station by the reception
asmittee and will be escorted d.
ssrtly to the hall. where, prior to
- arrival Of Mrs. Bass . musical
srogr,m will be rendered.
rOllcwing the meeting Mrs. Ben
! Gable will entertain the Demo.
.ntic Women's club at an informal
,eception at her home on Fifth ave-
- and Twenty-ninth street.
Ven who would like to meet
Nh Bass are also invited to Mrs
cables home for very informal
reception.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-29
BURGLARS WORKING
AT NOON GET LOOT
JEWELS AND CASH

Working in the middle Of the day,
a burglar today ransacked the
rQoming house conducted by Mrs.
Hnma Lundhlad, 1896 Eleventh
street, Moline. and made OF with
cash and jeweiry belonging to Mrs.
Lundblad and her guests, the loss
being estimated at $500.
Harold Bjork lost q gold watch,
while Gus Nelson, another roomer.
is minus a gold watch, suit over
coat and pair OF gloves, as well as
a silver cigaret case Mrs. Lun-
blad herself lost 5000 in cash and
a diamond ring valued at $125.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-29
PROTECTION GIST
/ or TWO SPEECHES
BY w. j. GRAHAM

A Republican mass meeting was
t,ld at one of the leading theatres
Of East Moline, Thursday evening.
Frank J. Clendenin presided. DR..
We. Taylor delivered the opening
address introducing Congressman
Graham.
Mr.. Graham in opening his re-
marks addressed himself to the ne
ressity of a protective tariff. He
,nalyzed the conditions existing in
American industries and pointed
out the danger should no law be en-
acted to protect the manufacturer
and the laborer from an incursion
\ q European made goods. He point
I'd out that American workmen
mast not be reduced to the level of
European workmen and that the
only way to prevent this was to
preserve the market of America for
America.
! Mr.. Graham then analysed the
League of Nations. He pointed out
that should this country enter the
league as it had been prepared by
Wilson. that the next congress
would be face to face with the adop-
ton OF a general draft law and a
general military training law, as
ihese would be necessary in order to
have trained men in readiness to
be sent over seas to defend the
hcundries OF foreign countries.
He closed his address by calling
attention to the great waste of the
wilson administration. He de-
clared that the people of the United
States now owed $4,000. 000, 900,
which was one-tenth of the wealth
Of the entire nation. that at least
ten billions Of this money had been
wasted through inefficiency on the
part of the administration and
I POINTED out many instances of this
waste which had come to him as
the head of the war expenditure
committee. Mr.. Graham stated
that the welfare and the safety Of
The nation as we'll as its future pros
perity depended upon the election
Of Mr.. Harding and a Republican
senate and lower house of congress
for the adoption of such laws and
politics as will result in economy
and protection Of the interests Of
the people.
Congressman W. ]. Graham deliv-
cred an address at noon today at
the plant of Deere & Mansur COM
pany, in the city of Moline, at 1890.
The burden Of his address related
10 the necessity for a protective
tariff. He also called attention to
The vast waste in money and war
material of the Wilson administra-
lion because Of lack of efficiency.
Harry NJ. McCaskrin, candidate on
tne Republican ticket for the gen.
eral assembly. also made a stirring
address for the entire Republican
ticket.
S'oHaiii, III tuc toui sc Vi HIS
remarks, declared that one Of the
most essential acts on the part OF
ne incoming congress should be
.le enactment OF the protective law
mat unless the Republican party
elected president and both houses
VI congress this would not be done
me result would be that goods made
W foreign. under-paid labor, would
aood the markets Of this country;
.ua1 THIS would result in the clos
aug OF important and essential in.
austries Of this nation with the re.
sui that American working men
Nouid be thrown out Of employ
ment
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-29
Two KILLED IS
train DERAlLS
Frisco Passenger Train Enreute 10
Kansas City Wrecked IN
Arkansas.

Paul's Spur. Ark. Oct. es.-Two
persons were killed and four in
jured when Frisco passenger train
No. los. Memphis to Kansas CITY
was derailed and the engine over
turned here las, night The dead /:
John X. Elmer. Thayer, Mo-, en-
gineer.
- Ferguson Willow Springs
Mo-, roadmaster.
George W. Mitchell, fireman
Thayer, Mo-. and George Miller
baggageman. Kansas City. were Sc
riously injured. A. W Stout
Springfield. Mo-. and William Lewis
Kansas City, both postal clerks
were slightly injured. Spreading
rails was given as the cause Of the
accident.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-29

Personal Points

"A son was horn 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
W h. Hedrick OF 311 Nineteenth
street yssterday morning. He has
been named walter Henry.
Miss GoIdye Sosna left yesterday
noon for Chicago. from where she
will 90 to Urbana to attend home
coming.
DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Eng Of 2427
Twentieth avenue announce the
birth Of 3 daughter, Sunday MORN
ing. She II to he called Rosemary
A brother, Thomas, welcomed her.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-29
VERDICT finds
CoCCHI GUILTY
Jury COnvic.s Italian Of Murder Of
Ruth Cruegef Of New
York in 1917.

Bologna, Italy. Oct. 29.-(By the
Associated Press. )-Alfredo Cocchi,
on trial here for the murder Of
Ruth Crueger in New York city. in
February. 1917. was today found
guilty on four charges.
The prosecution asked for Coo
chi's conviction for murder in the
first degree. attempted criminal as
sault, classifying passports and false
enrolment in the military service
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-29
Russia, all of which he has -
messed within Ne last three or o.
months. -
PALACE SHOWS GOOD
BILL FOR LAST HALF

Margaret Taylor. known as The
Dainty Little Miss" opens the bill
at the Palace the last half Of this
week. and Freed and Green putpn
9 clever act called "The Music Les
SON." which made decided hit.
Patrick and Otto are Soldiers OF
(l1ls) Fortune" and they have
something entirely new in their bats
tie Of words. And there Is come
dian on, the bill, Stuart Barnes.
whose stuff is snappy and up-to-the-
minute. An upusal feature which
Mile. Rhea end company puts on.
is a most original production q
story. song and dance. just the kind
that makes a vaudeville bill what II
should be. Douglas Graves and
George Edwards are good In their
act, II gotta Have Meat" w.
!, Until congress enacts new Avs,
the old Danish laws will remain N
effect in the Virgin islands. esls7E