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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31


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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
JUNE.

1--Cyriel Droo. Davenport, shot
Gustav Coddens Of Rock Island
when Droo's wife and Coddeus
we're seen together.
Henry ladders. aged Il, for
mer Rock Island alderman.
died.
edward II. Frederickson, aSed
-, former Rock Island boy and
hero In World war. died this
morning at St. Elizabeth's hos
pi.Al in Washington, d. C.
George Newton. aeed le. victim
Of elesatpr accidsnt, died - "a.
Asthony's holpital yesterday
aftexnoon,
4 Dvk. aged 60. one
Henry b Il xSlS r. ,,1,i;
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morning. q
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NAY.

1-Practically every o,..n,,..,.,
in the CITY ioinsd ~ *. NJ.
day celebration ma ...ss. my 10
rade culminafin, -1,s pS.
by Governor q +. H.rJ;. .
Of Iowa.
AMavor n n c,s,;
q delegation Of renre,.r r~s.n
Of local orxanjz.t;ons $500
on a trim to Wssh;n.tnr -
protest against dac-aas;na ~ :.
force at the Rnck I.lsnS 49,. s.e
al. ~ A'eeA
Many viewed. thu tot.l .c,,n.. :,
the NOON At tha xn.,,sssnn 'e 80 ~
lere observ.to, e 1s'''~uA 'oi-
aMc-r,. A,,..s
- 80 .ulsn, az yeals oid'
va xas ~ ae ~ 70 tne grand jury un-
s s,ao, i1.v0v ..o ooncs enarsed win
a., os'esi aunoreo ooi-
fro,n 40 olt a % La0erty Donas
rom rom inc nome Of his brother,
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sent relief supplies to Aledo
flood victims.
21-John Upton reelected chair
man Of the Rock Island county
supervisors at the opening SEES
sion Of the board.
The body Of George Schlofeldt, 76
years old, q retired Iowa farm
er, was hauled from the river
near Twelfth street by Rock
Island police after the man had
thrown himself into the water,
three hours before, ON the
Davenport side.
:2-The board Of supervisors voted
to devote $1,000 for the estab-
: lishment Of venereal disease
clinic.
Jail guards, janitors and over
seers Of the poor In Rock Island
and Moline were granted sub
stAntial wage increase by the
board Of supervisors.
Forty-five members of the outside
wiremen's branch Of the cleo
trical workers walked out on
strike on refusal Of employers
to grant wage increases.
23-Charles Hines was sentenced
to four years hard labor and
William Dawson placed under
$4,000 bond for their part in
transporting Mary Ste-ret, IA
years old, from her home in
What Cheer, Iowa, for immoral
purposes.
24--Home Of w. I. Gansert, S07
Twenty-secood street, Was en-
tered by thieves and $500 worth
Of silver was stolen.
25-Total Of $4S,523 Of the $751;, 900
quota was raised in the open
ing drive OF the inter church
world movement.
c6-Democratic county central COM
mittee met 1t the Rock Island
house and elected T. A. Fender
chairman.
The Metropolitan quartet, COM
prising Frances Aida, Charles
Hackett. Carolina Lazzari and
Renaldo Zanelli, charmed q
large audience at Augustana
college.
zS-The Fort Armstrong Hotel COM
pany was incorporated in
Springfield for 500, 900 with H.
H. Cleaveland, I. s. White, ]. l..
Vernon and H. E. Curtis Is in
corpofators.
Frederick Schmidt fired a shot At
Sheriff J. G. Miller on the
fourth floor Of the New Harper
hotel when the sheriff attempted
to arrest him for bootlegging,
zs-Writ Of temporary Injunction
against the Universal Chiro-
practors association prohibiting
practice in Illinois was issued
BY Joseph L. Hass acting a
Waster-in-chancery.
30-A. R. Hull. so years old, 1907
Sixteenth avenue, an arsenal
guard, was cruelty beaten by
Levi E. smith, IS years old.
while walking with his wife on
Eighteenth street and Third
avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
JULY.

John Shields of the Blake SpeE
ialty company died It his houe,
1888 Twsnty-second stre1.
from heart disease. 1t the sfei
Of 81.
The Tr-City Railway comn.,y
hled petitions with the puliic
utilities commission for a 81
cent fare to become eiPectks.
July 10. and = permanent To-,
~ lsss aark snoer,,I1
ne1yta hospital Is r.
= Ia v9yxiation, aftef I
two-day fxht Tor life folln~nr
an attempt It suicide.
Rock Island passed ! ssfs ma
sane Fourth. with NO accideats
reported. =
Mrs. Charles Castetter. leAAe, 4
civic and society aRsirs ~
at her home. 715 Twenty.ssirS
street. following Z long ;lls ~
-An appeal to children IA mr.
port the bathing Aaach - n
- :: ,s e. q 81
N. Schrits I. N
Nv. F. Schroeder. 81, forssr Il
aesman. police magistrate ~
Justice Of the peace, died Il n
homo. So Thiftieth ne
from the inflrmitiea OF a99 II
s-!csepa p. O'Connell. 80, 1i1d
MS hcme. 1902 Seventh Gvsai
from the effects Of gas wpu1
Received while with the AM
lean troops In France.
"a second casing victim, klbS
Wiilms. b. died 1t his 49,
szi Fifteenth aysnue.
io-hsyos 6chriver announc6 IL
iasiure Of tho children NJ
"a day response as1t thek h}s
9onnsnt u planl for thu lbatf-
Ing heaah.
tl-Ataotneg philip Il. va
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

M2114S6 OF MIeE nupy trace
Ililams to HOY Mathers.
11-Rpsopriatlon $zu0,OV0 for
lection Of 81 binary building
tr Augustani college will be
liked or the 1gustana synod,
low in sesst 4 ut jamestown,
\. Y, by . legation from the
iollegs. B
12$ynod in a ual convention Al
Damestowna grants Augustans
$500, 900 ID four new struc-
lures. II
hrriage d Miss Myra Bleuer
aand harl Williston Wagner.
drs. Benn wife Of late Fur
Store p1 Prietor. dies.
1AStage q bet for Eagles con-
vention
Mrs. An1 S. Peterson. so. aged
3 residel Of Rock Island, died
Satur1 evening.
! Marrias of Miss Mary Frances
| Littl0b william Drips.
liz. Silvqnan, we'll known Rock
n Isla1 grocer. died at sanato-
II riuri1t Denver, Colo.
I6-Maskxe OF Miss Kathryn
n Pr ett and Barth ]. Vosel
| Marie Of Miss Anna Marie
R2ell and Frank BudeIier
Stat convention of Eagles for
n " opened.
1s--H6s Ciemann. aged 65. furni.
tSe dealer and prominent bus
66ss man, dies this morning.
M long parade features Eagles
Convention.
17~6tate convention or Eagles
hrousht to 4 close.
LIN. Edward Shelton, aged 90
of East Moline, embloye OF
III Walsh Construction company
Of Davenport. committed sui.
4 eide BY taking strychntne moi.
soning last night.
Elena Hutton, aged IA, Hills.
dale, iust srsduated from
grammar school. dies of diph.
iberia.
'3-Marriage Of Marian G. Huh.
bard to Charles o. Pogemiller
Marriage Of Miss Jessia Mart
Caufield to John d. Mangels.
dorf
'5-Orders received at arsenal per.
hitting work completion avert
hfe lavoff ON Inn. "a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

1-Greater Rock Island move
ment was launched at noon
meeting of the Real Estate
board.
2-Daniel X. Brennan was made
Exalted Ruler Of the Rock Is
land Order OF Elks.
Cola c. Smith (colored) youthful
slayer Of Oscar Davenport, also
colored. was taken to Pontiac
reformatory to serve q Life
sentence.
3-State Health drive was launch
ed In Rock Island with A. d.
Herman, Y. M. C. A. activities
director. in charge.
Ruth Scott, 2-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and MrA T. C.
Scott. 1923 Thirty-sixth street,
attacked and injured by game
cock.
'sThe Wishing Ring" . Y. W. c.
A. play with . cast Of $50 was
presented at the Illinois the
ater before q capacity house. :
6-Mrs. Albsrt Stones, q chamber
maid at the New Harper hotel.
and residing at 1906 Fifth-and-
a-half avenue, plunged to her
death down an open elevator
shaft from the fourth floor of
the hotel.
Five hundred tri-city automobile
men were addressed by Lafay-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
FEBRUARY.

3--John n. Henderson, age SO, son
Of Captain N. L. Henderson
s17A Nineteenth street. died this
morning.
4--Robbers took 5000 worth Of
jewery this morning from the
shoN case Of the Otto Juhl jew
elry shop, 1904 Third avenue.
e--Peter DeDroost, age So, 222s
Fourth avenue, died q . re-
suit Of being struck by a Rock
Island freight train at the Fiji
teenth street crossing, Moline
q noon Feb. I.
Two robbers who broke into
the Ben +. Cable home, AIS
Twenty-ninth street, last night
have been arrested.
William Glass. aged 70. ZOO Sig
t6enth avenue, was injured
when struck BY . machine last
evening driven by Dr.. D. F.
Paul. Jr.
-0ix robbers who looted the Ben
7. Cable homo. bound to grand
Jury under $4,000 bond.
Rock Island Business Mems a.
ISOLATION held annual meeting
and endorsed plan to erect q
new hotel.
Mrs. Ida Griebel Of Manning,
Iowa, seriously hurt when run
over by . street car at Thirty
A nrst street and Fifth avenue.
t0-Rock Island given berth in
Thres-Eye league through ef-
fors Of delegates sent to Chi
caxo conference.
Order for paving Thirty-second
street and Seventeenth avenue
to cost s2s,sss passed BY coun-
ell.
u-Gust Stengel. 50 years old.
prominent retail liquor dealer,
died 1t his home, 1864 Sec
ond avenue.
CITY teachers At mass meeting
drew up a petition for increas-
ed salaries.
Dave DeSme', city mechanician,
burned in IRE at police station
garage.
Elks' minstrel at Illinois theatre
packs house.
le-6chools Of city hold programs
In celebration Of Lincoln's
birthday anniversary.
Five hundred good roads boost
ers At Z banquet in the Masonic
temple adopted . resolution to
BE- sent to the state highway
commission endorsing location
OF state bond road.
l3-TlNrmometer dropped from IS
degrees above zero to three be-
low.
,4--Rock Island County Tubercu-
losis association 10 formed with
Mayor Harry N. Schriver as
president following Z meeting
Al the city hall.
Phil Mitchell elected president Of
the Clearing House association
ct annual meeting.
l5-Home Of NrA Fannie Fryer
practically DESTROYED BY fire
netting . loss q 5000.
l. B, West Gum company attic
Y burned IN Afternoon blaze.
cassinx Z loss q 200
0feEd saf21 es g 80! Y
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

Aneng Ne pgOulDent ylsltsfS
II Heok Islall during ~ pagt
ye1ks peEAaps ~ 80 Whess ell
W. q nest signl1e1sce was
Newton D. Bakef, seerstary ct
VA, who On AMI ], Was the
elty's guest when he ln1pccled
the Rsek Island arsenal. An.
neanceneat u . second inspec.
tlon shortly SITTER tho 2rst Of the
now year, when preAlens rela.
i've t. werking eondfasDs will
b reviewed before The scae-
tiry, was made exclusively IN
The Argus tone tine ago
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

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ssss 70 fn faenf ri T6&no 8nates
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~, SS6 .ksyanfaekh ekreet,s
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Z. Ssx1n -. ~ Sndehk Sdne1t Ct
sv.sst~. rslshrafine Is
$500. 1.s'' S,sr,,, financiaI sfriits.
nss.Ss-. .es-s heCsn fhnir de-
-ss..t ~ TEMPORARY
. 1919 .~.,rshst,ns them
sS.s.ts.sr~ - TiIfnois.
49, -. k ps..s.t fs-vssrsnId eon
r.4ss.s.~ n.rrts nennetf.
Sn.a sssS.s $3.50 vas lost
~ N, .ns.,ssn~ honae from
Ii rs.nt,,a s.hcci
!. Wssss;ssi pv.productsI
AS-lno ae. 80 rnrcha sd
~ y II ANTI
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20 C1ss 41e.S.v. no. e,ected
- a. ~ -. Illinois state
R.esloen. - -.
als.oIic.l $780, a to- the
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!u. :, =. ,..,,,.- ..tnrned
AMeyof "a a. aft,r Iosine
t Mssmn ~ ms;ntenamcs
.e as1 liz ~, ..s n~ forcs with
VI w .ns.nsr. that sS00
sanou1So :. ,.;d ~ nv
smployes "ouiu Se '1 - -
une ~; $500. 20 ,..r iii.
sAe - ~, Y.,.rd
na Sas.a =. ane dia's nnernec,-
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49,, y 1,a Tw.r.;sth .tre.t
uissirs pennett how vas re-.
norted found IN Newton Kas.
whera he was taken imnrisou-
"a N !. hcx cor
1s-PocL Island citv Manning
Commission met ut the CITY hail
tn look over bids Of architects
and centractors for making a
oty plan.
19-Coi Milton J. Foreman. COM
mander Of the Illinois state
branch of the American Lee
zion. arrived in Rock Island to
promote the state membership
-,-s,,~
Word was received in Rock Is
land by Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias
G. WEIGH Of the drowning of
their son, Private Leslie Lloyd,
at Fort Sheridan.
21-Dr. Russell -. Adkins opened
the first tuberculosis tree
clinic at the city hall.
2eTwo hundred floats headed by
two bands paraded the streete
as climax of the Ship bf
truck good roads" week. b
A DELEGATION of 100 representS
tiyes of the South Atlantf
ports Association arrived
Rock Island on q tour Of TN
middle west. I'll
zs-The Rev. ]. r. Mordy daliver1
the baccalaureate sermon
the graduation class OF q |
Rock Island high school at
.qolnqo uslIsaiqssId IsIauso A. |
Rev. Samuel Van Peit honod |
National War Veterans at
annual memorial service iI
in the First Methodist chui8 II
Neighbors saved Mrs. AR
MitchaIl. g Years old
death by gas asphyxiatid ri
her home, 1875 Sixth avedS
noS. is ss o.; Dase s;a.
with two victories and M /.
losses. E
z6-Thirty-fOur graduates OF x
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land physician. visited city on

L8uO puyblcI4u, vWltoQ CITY VI
I, return from war service.
r-Mayor Schriver appointed q
committee ofs10 citizens to take
charge OF q fund for starving
children in Germany.
Rock Island arsenal started work
on = $650.000 building project
to include storehouses, and
foundry.
1S-Wflliam Wright, 6-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright
has leg broken when run over
by q truck ct Forty-fourth
street and Fifth avenue.
Rock Island Fans association
organized with DR.. c. w. Muel-
Ter, president.
19-Knights of Columbus start
drive for 100 new members.
20-Father and son banquets held
in eight Rock Island churches
and at the West End Settle
ment.
Bijou cigar store destroyed in
in night blaze which resulted
in a loss Of $4,000 to the cigar
store owners and $500 to The
Argus buile :.
21-Barn and . crib burned on
the Fred Mayer farm. Third
street and Thirty-seventh ave-
nue.. burning 10 hogs and net
ting a loss Of $500.
Edna Mechel of Rock Island and
Florence Carlin and Murrel
Harshmar Of Moline seriously
injured in an automobile COLI
sion at 1104 Efghteenth-anda-
half avenue, Rock Island.
22-French government certificates
were presented to relatives Of
gold star men with fitting serv-
ices at Augustana college.
23-Old city ambulance made first
appearance as modern fire
truck.
1-Lieutenant Colonel James M.
Hutcheson appealed to Rota-
rians to support the army re-
cruiting campaign Just started.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wright OF Moline
bound to grand jury for shop
lifting at the Young & Nc
Combs store.
c5-Teems Of two men each solic-
tied business district for funds
to support Rock Island base
ball activities.
25-Deputy Sheriff Frank Schrader
resigned to Join staff Of Mod
ern Woodman.
p. s. McGlynn. editor Of the
Moline Dispatch, honored at
meeting Of the Tri-City Press
club held at the Rock Island
club.
26-Ethel Hillmer OF Lincoln
school won district army re-
cruiting essay contest.
27-TTank Thompson, Al years old,
Of Wyanet. H.. seriously in
jured in 15-foot fall from the
viaduct at the west end Of the
Rock Island arsenal.
All floor space at the tabernacle
building sold for motor show.
cS-Army store in tabernacle clos
ed after selling $650.000 worth
OF merchandise in three
months.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20

From present indications. writes
leading fashion correspondent, the
Parisienne is not going to adopt any
Of the fantastic features that appeared
In earlier models. She is accepting,
however, in very marked way. GER
tain Of the models which have distinct
new features without any unbecoming
or bizarre silhouette.
The Parisienne is too fond of her
own personal appearance to go in for
anything that is grotesque. She has
worn too many good clothes and has
too much personal taste and refine
ment In dress to go contrary to prin-
ciples. Thus we find that out of the
earlier showings, which carried all
kinds of extraordinary hip extensions
and queer girdlings, loops and draper
les, the chic Parisienne has chosen
straight lines, simple waistline belt
ings. soft colors and the natural sill
houette.
This will come as no surprise to
those who are close students of fash
ions in women's dress. Only the ex-
tremists were enthusiastic about the
marked hip extensions and the compli-
Gated draperies.
czeeho Slavic Idea Proves Success.
AS prophesied, the Lanvin models In
the Czecho-Slavic feeling have proved
a success. While these dresses are of
marked type, they are not bizarre in
any way. In fact, they are most re-
fined looking. with delicate thread en-
broidery In black on white or stone
color. The best dressed women In
Paris are wearing these gowns, which
are of straight chemiselike cut, but
tightly girdled at the waistline with a
string tie of the same material, which
seemingly is drawn in as tightly as
possible around the figure. This gives
the appearance of being practically IN
corseted, the stomach and hips bullying
in a natural manner.
While the fashions of Jugo-Slav
origin were thought by some, to be
extreme, they really were not. Prob
ably the most remarkable feature
about them is the great number of
ideas which they embody.
Has Trouseriike Effect.
An example of how a costume that is
simple and beautiful has been worked
out from the long-coat garment with
trouserlike underskirt, which was one
of the most conspicuous notes in the
Jugo-Slav collection, is a Lanvin model.
1t was she who first introduced this
type of dress.
1t is developed in pale castor col
ored velours de laine, the bottom
band, which takes the place of the
trouser underskirt, being black broad
cloth and the collar of fisher fur, or
pekan, as it is called in France. The
embroidery is black, with the excep-
ton Of q touch of red around the
pockets, the prevalent fashion of hav-
ing breast pocket for the watch and
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20

person that had stood In the back o.
the store seemed to know the way
almost better than $50 well that he
got ahead Of me. He was walking qui-
city this way and so slowly that had
at last to overtake him. He said moth
Ing, just watched me as if interested
in the way was going-but. I'm
ashamed to say. he rather frightened
me! And here I am"
well, then" / said. "let's hurry
home and talk 1t over with the king +"
The king" as i had realized, was
a practical romantic" and at once
took the matter seriously, leaving
as might have surprised some Of those
who had only heard him talk-his con-
versational fantasies on the theme to
come later.
Calypso, however, had the first
word.
Il always told you, dad" she said
and the word dad" on the lips of that
statuesque girl-who always seemed
ready to take that inspired frame
work of rags and bones and talking
music into her protecting arms
seemed quite the quaintest of para
doxes-"1 always told you. dad, what
would heppen, with your fairy tales Of
the doubloons."
Quite true, my DEAR" he answered.
but isn't fairy tale worth paying
fOr?-worth a little trouble? And re
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20
DATE FROM s0L0MON'S TIME
Theory of ArcheoIogists Concerning
Ruins in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saio
to Be Working Havoc.

Despite the watchmen who nowadays
cuord the remarkable ruins or iShooe-
s,a where may perhaps once nave
been the mines of King Solomon. the
latest traveller in that part of AFRICA
renorts that the balloons are deaiihg
with the ancient masonry after a very
nohoonish fashion. Century after CEN
turv the clearness of the atmosphere
on6 the absence of moisture have pre-
sorved the walls of buildings whose
ORIGINAL use will probably never be
tnown. 1t may be reasonably argued
however. that some of them were forn-
1cotions built for protection against
notive tribes, and that this part OF
fr,ca was a center for the mining ana
d,strihution of gold. the very spot, IN
foot where Ophir obtained the pre-
c,ous metal that IT forwarded TO the
rcurt of Solomon. So far as can ne
determined, Solomon and the struc-
trras were contemporaries. and it Is
iikelv enough that the new mysterious
relics of remote past were later IN
tho nossession of the Phoenicians. In
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20

" aware that il was time for me to CO.
King Alcinous raised his hand with
gesture that could not we'll be denied.
That led me-his invitation being ac-
cepted without further pariey-to
mention the idea l had conceived as l
came along, of exploring those curious
old ruined buildings.
Tomorrow" he announced, "tomor-
row we shall begin-there is not mo-
ment to lose. We will send Samson
with message to your captain-there
is no need for you to go yourself; time
is too precious-and In a week, who
knows but that Monte Cristo shall
seem like a pauper and penny gan
in comparison with the fantasies OF
our fearful wealth.
So. for that evening, all was laugh
ingly decided. In a weeks time, II
was agreed, we should have difficulty
in recognizing each other. We should
be so disguised in cloth of gold, and SO
binding to look upon with rings ana
ropes of pearls.