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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-11
Girls,Don'tWash
Your Face

Ue Liska cold cream instead (you have
nsver used anything like it, Just try it
once. and you viii never be without it,
OoaD and water has a tendency to make
the skin rough, and does not cleanse the
ek1n - thoroughly as Liska cold cream
To prove 1t make this test Wash your
aacc with soap and water. dry thoroughly,
then apply Liska cold cream. massage it
we'll into the skin. then wipe off the
euperiiu0us cream with a soft white cloth;
Il examine the cloth and see how much dirt
I has accumulated thereon. Liska cold
cream cieanses. softens and beauties the
\ akin. For sunburn or after dusty auto
TRIP there 10 nothing like it. Its fine after
shaving too. Let hubby or brother Try IT,
Just compare Lsks cold cream with any
other yop have ever used and you viii
need no further argument to convince you
shst its the best. Its put UP IN tubes,
The only sanitary way. Try it tonight.
Ton will be delighted. Al toilet counters
everywhere including j. A. Bengston and
A. J, RiceS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-11
DR. COFFEE STRAIGHTENS
y MANY CROSS.EYES AND RE.
MOVES ADENOIDS.

DR.. Coffee says he Strengthened
more cross-eyes and removed more
Adenoids last week than in any one
week in his Davenport offices.
Cases Of cross-eyes came 200 miles
to have them Strengthened and peo-
pie with adenoids over 100 miles.
He urges all parents whose chill
dren are afflicted with cross-eyes
or adenoids to have them corrected
now before school time. Give the
children chance. He straightens
cross-eyes in a few minutes, the pa
tient sits and talks to him. He,
removes adenoids just as quickly.
The patient goes home without
hemorrhage or trouble. He uses no
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-11
Dr..W. 0. Coffee
TREATS EYE, EAR, NOSE AND
ThkUAT DISEASES - EXAM.
NATION FREE 5 -'2DAY,
MONDAY AND TUES.
DAY.

People afflicted with eye diseases,
failing night. weak eyes, granulated
lids, wild hairs, Inflammation,
ulcers. s0r. eyes, scums or growths
on the eyes, deafness, loss Of hear
ing. headaches, ulcers OF the ears.
catarrh OF the nose, head, throat
and uyste"l, should consult DR.. W.
q. Coffee, the Oculist and aurist,
about his special non-surgical
treatment for most of the above dis
eases. He will agree to straighten
any case Of cross-eyes at one visit
no matter If they are born that
way. He removes adenoids in a
few minutes without an anesthetlc
Or serious hemorrhage. He SAYS
most cases OF diseased tonsile can
~ successfully treated without re-
S1oval. H. says earl is a con-
ttitutional condition and often
causes rheumatism, neuritis, stom-
Aeh troubles, nerve troubles aud
especially headaches and is cur
able. He especially urges people
that AZ growing deaf in one ear |
OF have head noises just starting in |
tne other 20 see him and try his !
Treatment md see il it will help
thom- Many cases of deafness are
quickly durable. He is treating
many very bad cases. Treats ali I
4iaeAses Ut the eye, ear. nose and
eAluat. He will make an exam
teetton d give you his opinion
Nhnther or not he thinks his treat
Int will help you, free of charge.
He has had 81 years experience in
1Ab specially, treating thousands
Non thousands of cases, using q
1pacial treatment developed BY him.
IN. This makes It possible for
Nh to succeed in many cases
W1ere others Of less experience
Would tail. He treats about SO pa
oents day. He is absolutely re-
lnole. He is in Ms Davenport Of
- every Saturday. Monday and
L 1e1day from 8 .. m. to $3.50 :. m.
II further information phone
gSouoGrt 7a14. DR.. w. O. Coffee.
Is National Bank Bldg, Daveu-
~ &yY3. knfs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-11

the liver Sunday to visit thsir
grandfclks, N. and Mr. Corneai
6o1Am and Family.
~ Ellen Morrov visited her
dakxhter and husband. Mr.. and
Nre. Fred Duncan, several days
last week, attending the excursion
to Davenport Tuseday on the boat,
Capitol
Robert Hess OF Muscatine was
whiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity Saturday and Sunday.
Nr. and Mrs. Brown OF Musca-
time, Iowa, were visiting the lat
ter's sister. Mrs. Ira Frey. here on
Sunday.
Miss Ella Martin Of Muscatine
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-11

over Sunday night with his ~,
o.. Mrs. Emma France. here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eckha,, II q.
family and several others 81 ~
Muscatine. motored over to nv.
Prairie Sunday to spend ~ IN.
with home folks. ~
Clara Schmidt is spending . $
days with relatives in Muscstina. (
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-11

Ms Destroyed - we're two COWS.
the hay and harness. which we're
partially covered BY insurance.
Little Carol Martin. son Of Mr..
and Nr& Emery Martin Of Musca-
tine, is visiting his grandparents,
Mr.. and and Mrs. II. L. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Aurdock and
family OF Buffalo Prairie visited
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-11

DAVENPORT 10 nUsCATINE.
On tho Mississippi's most gor-
ge0us steamer. Leaves Dave1pgst
$50 q M, Rock Island 1000 d N.
Friday, Aug. 10. Capitol De Lake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-03
Boston Mayor Says
Curtis Erred in
Strike Situation

3osraI. E-1. o.-Aavo- Pears 7 Is
am Il a41-e..E today SAID Lra- Police
Commissioner EEwl2 -- -u--.s had
TEls5ILgec ne sl-1aaln1 surrounding r
strike = he policemen LAST SeprEu be-
when & wav= q noting and IooCng III
lowed The wa-kOu- n oslc@-s
On -ae d. preceding re r!gt- o+ ne
5T-Itaa, chf mayor sid Il asked -h=
cu-----ssInper whether i woL-lG nor De
wise u nave the STATE E-ae1 rnoni-Iz=G
Police CONN 3ssIoce- Cu--is stated I.
no uncertain terms thar ne cid not WIS.,.
their zG al thai tine, the Elavo- SAID
The gDve--o- a.so pointed out ID ne
plainly thar no one had any authority
r1 Y -erfEre VII the police cu-,-14 ssslur-
e : had no alternative but u give Llle
pollce currulssl0ne- q chance ID demon
sr-aze whe-ht- ne tla6 adequately p-r-
vlded +ur re sI-Ealau- The cents Of
-..a- nigh demonstrated thai ne hac
rr1igJudge6 l."
Aa-uT Peters announced LlE- me 81
plus Of Ego z-6 or jan = was The Ia-s-
est IT ne history Of me CRY.
As he licensing board has ~ further
-aasnn for e1IsrAnce win National pro-
hzai-lon II effect, ne SAID ne had pet
toned the legislature Il abolish the
noz-d and --zrsfer rs remaining fEac-
lions = Lae board Of health
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-03
Roosevelt Denies
He Said Wilson
Had Opposed Him

Washington Feb. e-Asslsrar1 SEE
re-a-y Roosevelt issued 4 statement
--ocav taking Issue witt = report Of
se--a1c remarks made by mn yeste--
DAY II : Speech II Brooklyn Fl.
said Fl attempt had bee- made To.
make 4 SENSATION out Of his Use Of
chs ue-r ''u-prepa-ec" II coraectier
with the state Of tne navy priol 10
February, 1917. He -plaLned thai
W.aI n Gl6 say VS. that the ravy
vas -cprspa-ed solely II the sense
-aat = vas OF : peace footing"
! dl6 not state fiat 7 was opposed
by The P-esidsc-." Continued Nj.
Roosevelt Waac ] said WIS per
fec-iy cruE- That Is the officers q
the navy anE the secretary and !
could have thought crly of the nav
and forgotten the existence Of Coz
e-ess and our relations with other
nations the navy would have been
DohL1zed and hundreds OF Millions
would have been spent long before
ve got .11o thu war. The q-esider-
l understand, lid point GET that 70
mobilize the navy long before . de-
ciarzrioz Of war would G-1te natural
fy be considered q hostile art"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-03
SEEK TRADE
WITH RUSSIA

New yC-k- Fen. The american
Commercial Association 10 promote
trade with russia decided az meet
ing hera tooay . send z Mission &c
Soviet Russia % forster commerce
70 is G1acEEve coEm--lee were left
the details IF the COMMISSION person
ael ana date Of 6epa-r-t
Meanwhile pressure VII be
brought te bear" o- the fedora gov
er-nsat 70 1T The present -esr-ic-
lions against trading With that par
Of 51ssla L control Of the Boishev-
Tx 4 suggestion ttaI one % the
E4eUb ers Of -hE Association seek =
WI Of manaaU1s from the Cu+ao
S-1-es supreme coE-t 70 compel the
state department 70 permit American
firms 10 90 business with Russia,
ether through the 5Cvis. gDrer-ner-
or With the Soviet government Gi-
rect also vii De considered by the
executive committee
EnerBl ?. Jennings. preside-t n
the association and Of the Letiga
Machine ca Of Lehirnta-- Pa. al
nolaced al -o6ay's session that sraau
-G-ls do not need To send repre-
ssl-a-ves 10 Soviet E.Esssa 70 seek
business rs there ~ls commercial
rep-eser -atlpe u the Scvls- govern
merL here here am informed w.-s
whom yoC can negotiate"
Jennings EI has q large order
f-cEa the Sovie-s for printing presses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-03
SOUTH GARDINER

Mrs u ?. Eodgk-ns vas Z recent
guest CT relatives 4 Fairfield
-he Kings Daughters VI ueer
this G1te-noon WITH Mrs. TRINA Sa--
ger-
Charles C-osnan % Oak GROVE
passed -a= weekend VIII hls pa
-sr-s Nj. and Mrs. a E C-omar.
Ms Dana Eaies and azcgn1ar
Frances PISSED SATURDAY and Stn-
day WIKI Tel2ClNes IL Portland
Miss aN-2ue Tozlc- Of "a a1ervI-Is
was -ece-- guest Of Mrs. Harry
Jordan
A--Az- 3eeGle Of Cincinnati O.. :
passing ! few gays with MS mother
Mrs. Tal 2 Bee6le-
Ea-uid La--abee C 0aK CEr7ve
passec The weekend VIII LIS pa
-er-s u -0vl-
The Congregational Community
Club VII holG rs regular meeting
this Tuesday evening = larga at
tendance = desired as Lne-e IS busi-
ness o. importance Le cone before
the Meeting The club viii have z
box soc1ahls FrlGa- evsrng Every
one Is most cordially invited
Page Nure G. Bath passed Sunday
II his horne II rDwC-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-03
REUNIONS FIRST
St Mays Annual at
City Hall. Monday
MinsrrsI ShcS MAR Attraction -
Various Church Societies Hsr-e-
ser.ed by ev.y 5octrs - large
Gathering Present

The annual paEsh -eu11ou q the
St Mays church opened Monday
evening II City RAJ and VII Coz
-lus Tuesday and Wednesday eve
ungg. The booths nf which there
were sever were very PRETTY dec
Grated WIKI rElcoio-ed crepe paper
and electric Lights. giving splendid
testimony C the pal-sraktag work
done by those z charge The uIc-
s--eI show Eivsc Under the auspices
q the knights Of Columbus was the
outstanding feature Of tbs evening $
fun and was fully enjoyed and ap-
precia1e6 by the audience.
The D-sxEi Society booth was by
lar the hanGsomes- Of al. being fan
c-UIly decorated Y pure white pa per
twisted 20 resemble window cE--a.ls
and as q C-pwn-ng glory : row OF
white IghE sIasi1giy g'owed over
The front arch The booth was e1ver
over 10 the sale Of fancy articles and
aprons, being n charge Of M-s. John
Hanson. Mrs. Thomas Buckley. Mrs.
Cha-tas Murphy. Mrs. william Ryan
AID Ms. Deyine-
The junior EofT Name booth was
very prer-..y s-chse and decorated
with green and pink tissue paper
with large pink electric hEh- SIS
pended erum the csrCs- The booth
was II The charge Of Albert Wheeler
JOHN Allison and Murray Rods-ick
and dispensed ienouads.
The K CT C. boorh- under the jg--
iscicrIua Of James CoakfcE, George
Greenwood and Charles O'CoEnor.
showed u PRETTY with purple and
WHITE trimmings, having punch for
safe.
The 81 Na-T's Sunday school
booth n charge Of Miss AcNel, Miss
lynch and Miss DaMsn- was very
pretty with is nrrwr and blue dec
ararioas and i-s several tiny electric
Lights sczrterec here and there. Fan
CT articles were on sale ~ this
booth
Around the Ladies' Charitable So
eisry booth. which WIS under the
Jurisdiction Of MA Dennis Donovan.
Mrs George Dow, N-x Thomas
C9ughE7 and Misc Margaret Fox.
T-as II enthusiastic crowd Of L-tt.
1aIks far n conjunction with the
booth WAS a isn pond and e one
OF tie Errie ones caEf n line bite
Was the inevitable result The booth
frseiS dispensed fancy articles and
aprons and was charui1Ei- decorated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-03
LHCHFIELD

NJ and Mrs Robert Smith and
.rrracs.-srs Elrror and Nancy were rhe
veeK-enS guests Of the atnsrs aIot
Mrs. Mary Weston
Miss liz GEweE WIS q Sunday ell
81 AT rbe hons q Mr.. and Mrs u
g Boxtey-
Mrs. William SpaaiGIHg WIS the
Faday guest af Mrs F. kimhaL.
frank Bailey o. Gardiner was II
-pwu FRIDAY
DAVID Ware Il EanLng hay e
Gardiner.
Mrs. Clara HinckIsy Is TIzi-1rg he.
hrucher-1r-iaw, Frank Peacock
Wilbur Gowel WAS Sunday caller
a- the hume Of Azuon Stevens.
Dennis Elshcp WAS calling en-
friends and reia-ives n Gardner CT
Thursday
G. ". Newell was caller 4. ". -
BUWiey's SATURDAY,
1 Arthur Newell Is reported on -ne
EiCk lE1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-03

VI z-e.scv- -goe~ --.-.-,s 49, --,--,az
VIII greer.
-. 7--.- ..,-,.- -.
q ~ --,+74---- - ----.---l--S
pcc.r- es7rr-.,+ -,,s-s-.,-.----
aecu-ar.rrz ~. - = III
r,7-H- - ~ -,
vas - ~~,s-rrz - - - - q -
-lr-- Ms - -. =
Re--5f... IL - - n = =
- - - = = -'41-
DIR re di-ec-ior II In ua-z,r- -
one II n g.-sr-- 0--7s =, -, -
1--g Tor Is clspe2sa-o- :. candy al
~-acc7d Cza-y
Tie -Efres..--A-- -sl,,-e u,a~n ---s-z-
the naaagane-r q Mr. T1-f-r;a-
Pickett. Mrs & Z W1----r Nc
DAME Lynch. Ms. Jauas F-,-zr~s-., J
and Mss sara Lea-v VIII seus-.,
girls acting as waI--asses. -be -:7s
Tar les serving SALAD. -1.ls ro@-a .oI=
---L and ICE e-ea1 var4 lar-vz3- mar
ron-ze6 during tie evening.
The chief Attraction - -7a az-s-.,-
was tne -atas-re- snow 60 -
ne auspices ey4 -,s .,7tp-.-e - -
uabas. The enc ra- wal-a- r,-~,r-
Harold Lynch. Leo Az-prr A---,--
Leonard and Jot- J-~L--s 49,
&2-oor1 ne usEa, S-..-7-s ~ rs. 5,5,.rt,-
face comedian anG each II - rs
generously a.1rla-1--r Tn -
---dcy s--l-s Of ne female mem he-g
O ne cAorlF showed - very r,e-1l.,y-
al3 el=1r Faices blending II the
GnoT2s aIsc E2E1 cEla--l 10 lie 0usi-
= Il
1-one-- f'zlkra- acted a. n1e-locu-ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-03
.ACGCSTALOCALS
LOCAL LEGION POST
ADOPTS BYLAWS

BYLAWS were adopted - : Eaas---g
u James Fitzgerald Post. Nc :.
Ans-lcac Legion. held II cry hal
iast evening. There w-as z good az
tendance. The house committee was
gwen authority 70 procure furnish
Egs tnr -he rev quarters. -he next
meeting If the Post VII De heic Feb.
IS n the new roons. Il Is PLANNED 10
have formal opening Of these rooms
II me near future. \ vote Of thanks
was given citizen vao presented
the ocrE VIII curtains . furnish
the new -ooug, TIE Post being very
pleased LC receive anything toward
firing u Is quarters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-03
Legion Pests to Work
For Universal Trimming

Providence, 2 I Feb Franklin
D'o4ler National commander Of tas
American Legion. tod members O.
Providence Post here touigt. thai
IL universal military training is no-
secured n the nsx- few months ]:
VII De lost entirely
Every post N tire County viii be
asked 70 GET behind the legislation
he said. We feel there snouIc De
universal training for the youth Of OUT
COUNTY, Il vii serve 70 make bet
ter citizens" Eega-Etag the JacR
Dempsey incident Commander
D'0iisr told the members that Il e
not the function Of the national head
quarters OF The legion 70 review act.
Of rhs government or &c pass CT innl-
vl6uaI cases Ofrnose vino new find
II necessary 10 JUSTIFY heir exmp-
1lrr -um Service"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-03

wages NJ ElzZa-C s1ve so1s SIR
p-islg figures u the anc 1.e.l==y
lost through absence e-ol employ
nsn- The object q the first and
-oc- al ne factory WIS . cC- Lbs
down &c Z DED-n
NJ. Donald spoke II q s--G- veI-,
Es SAT- that lns acclds1- question
was Z vary sE-ioCs dne. eor Z TIE
Ll-ec States In scclaar- occl-s
every FIVE minutes Eo-erhougtt =
he best method % avniG-g acclde-s,
aa6 q vas- majority % accidents car
De avoided Corporation OF Lhs q
-hs paI u eCpigyee Is Absolutely
oecessa-y. SC1 "a per CERT u the
accidents are machine acclGeE-S NJ
-'ooai6 -oIG u the safsCv slg-1eev
and y The co-operZuar expected fro-
the employees.
INSURANCE Co-1lsE111a- & " a.I49E
Smith spoke Or Lh4 --lgh--I waste
created by these prsv4r-anie 2ccl-
Ge1-s. Absolute waste. Is shown tv
the Wo-E0sl Compensation Il Lh=
S-ate IF Nam during Inc year 1913
I0Caled over sGJG. a0e Lack q coop
grafton probably caused = .a-gz Pc
ca--aEs Of 1revErLakle 2cclGeC-s 4
referred 10 TIC genera vTi-Eness u
employers [or The T-arac-Io- Of he
-U-1sgZ-es. r. e2--4s-. ask=l Ltos-
----rraa-- - %
rcs give adt.-ia-a- %a.agua-as. r
- :. ~rJe1-4-. --sA = Ii =---i.---. - 70
give lis co-o9e-2lo- NJ S-E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-03
TEXT SOVIET
RUSSIA PEACE
OFFER TO POLAND

Copenhagen. Fer. The text Of
-he Soviet governments peace Offer
10 Poland promises that red armies
VII not CROSS the L-ae q TIE present
t-oC- II wr1-e E1ssia- Z makes &
similar promise o- behalf o6-he PRO-
7-lslonal government u TIE Tkrl-as.
-IrT11& SAID thai the Soviet CCS-
eminent was ready tc dsuoniI1zs
Immediately -hat peace vas signed
With the warning states ana guar
an-aes o=e- g-van that Russia would
not os exposed 70 sudden attack
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-03

-,ez- a-e-noon. jan IN, WIS rt7e DC
-z-411 Of = very delightful gathering u
h0-.e Of Ms Herbert -varaotZ-.
land avenue. This most euJoEa-3ls
-- US . reception gwen bv Lns Ia
- = a-sa-and avenue Methodist
ac---r = ne ladies' of ths Green street
r.---aoClst cru-cn Aid o. AUGUSTA Ar
: INA reception, when everyone goc
med VII everyone else WIS held
az : u I. then very pleasing pro
~ consisting CT SOLOS. readings and
-1-as vas s1lCyed, after wEica d.
.,5.s -e--esr-ers were se-vad- Al
--s=-s-- lad i -,osc delightful tine.
-.a-s vs-e ever IgB II attendance aoous
!. q ne A-gusa Ladies being press--
- -w-znly certainly has tae thanks
IA Gardiner Ladies Aid = 50 kindly
-r-.c.-s 1.- ve-- pleasant hone tor -nls
.1-aEa-a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-03
This Tells You How to Get
Benefit Of de Best Soma
F1eA Grade q EeUpei.n Sena Leaves nd =
eUPoudng d.. CaldveRs SD Pqa

nAoMTSEN importers and
vholaa2e 6eaiu N crude
dFues and medicinal hGAs
sH.haed from N pa-1s If the
world do not heEtate to say thzs
he marketfr The better grades #
medicinal herbs, roots, uik etc,
II practically confined to the le.d-
mg macEfacnmzs d the so-caned
package medaane. Who buy only
rne very best. and TINT the manu-
facsUrw d Dr. Cald~s Sw
Pepsan are the hrxSt uaas # Tie
best grade If Egypeiaa SIENNA
leaves n the wri6-
The potency If q tn hWed
Eam senae leaves 10 r.Eeve cm-
stipafion has long been recukMzo1-
not only by the medical prnfes-
slon- but by the pubic sener1Ry;
Il fact. seuna has been known md
used n medicine for more than
five centuries The cheaper
grades of Soma. such a are usu-
ally soid at retail. have. hovevr,
tendency 70 grpe and Ganp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-03

Lhs Great IncohonAe VII be or
lsr-a-1ec a. Lewiston Tuesday eve
uIns- FEB. :. Tribes n districts . IS
s-no - are securing 7BG paletaces
for adoption and everything ooss;-le
Is being done 70 make rr.s he r-a.+-
ss- event II the history Of or order
L 1ny sec-lon- The Great Incc-
honee VII be accompanied by every
great chief Of the Great Council n
Maine and lEry past great sacheus
Every EecDan should E-enc a rosr
cordial welcome and attended -tis
council n Lewiston a -,e-;.5 >.
ieaVes Depot square al o'ciocl..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-03
TO SEEK FACTS OF
VERMONT KILLING
IN BOUNDARY ROW

Montpelier ". Feb. AZ -1Cuest
vas Started tbs afternoon be1or-
Judge : n Harvey Of Montpelier
lily corr = me case arising OUT q
-ze killing % L Lester Morse g.
Mi61iessz yesterday, after q bound
airy dispute with George Hale =
prominent c.Lzea n that ruw-
ota1s's Attorney Z 2 DAVIS. = con-
Quoting the hearing 4 behalf Of lss
STATE Hale. pho spent the night Il
q as-I1gro- COUNTY jail after su--sr
1a-lg Unset &c she-t& Tracy, WIS
all1wHc u g g Is home Il Middle
se- Il COMPANY VIII e. o5ce- TO
day. SeE-dsfease VII ne claimed BY
Eale. L beng claimed thai Morse Ep-
preached IN Will pIrchfoLA
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Tends q Miss Rose Goldberg q
- 1-caa-G gave her surprise par
q re e-so1lS Of Feb = al -ns
l--= d Nj. and Mrs. N l. Goldberg
summer street
a= le vas passed n playing
ines and -et-esnnsug ware served
- @-.l1v--c were present: Nj acc
- 1-zx E-Il4s, M and Mr. Ec
-l--er NJ and Mrs Harry Cold
e-- Joseph H Dion- Frank NaIlaD-
---,c Of RocklanG- Jack hra-
lisa = Boston. Jane Lsvine- Esbec-
= : aooe--. Le-a Sicsper- Of Angus
- - t-.a-Ies Coldstet-
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AMUSEMENIS
oc-cery Caisce Ser-es

= -ol---y q Dorothy Dalton -1
.0c-lo1aI roles 70 perfection
S -g-1 s-cwl last evening Ell The
where the talented s-ar op-
-7-- NO days run IN her latest
1o-as 4 Inca production Els
E-lanG-" Miss Dalton has the
: Young VIE OF q millionaire
spends most O. his time over a
-~ss Die A murdsr-EysIary Is
"a theme II the story. which
~, entertaining and Offers CO.
Is -1-,zls.
--7e Griffith made decided hit
1e Climbers" and the GarmDut
was very nteres.Ire- Next
mag - -s.s theatre ends biz
-, 70 small house would think Of
T,1e-Elsie Ferguson II The
--'---el@" and Alice Rra6y n The
A2-ke-" Some class Tor a CRY
=:z= II -his and nc advance II
-e@. see Dorothy Dalton to-day.
9-- -.-5anks 81 the johnson OPP
: -1-se -on0rrow and Thursday
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French Tiger off
for Egypt Sidesteps
Paris Farewells

Paris. FeE- --@-ao~gas LIeOencea-
former premier q Trance, left TONG
for & trip 70 EEp-- a large -r-oe-
q persons gathered - -ne station =
Paris C bio LIN ta-eweI 5r- TIE
Tiger" 1ooied rtle1 by proceeding tr
automobile ID Cs2a-e--or Le Por-
where lie boarded ne tran
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RED SOY SELL THREE
PLAYERS TO TOLEDO

Boston Fee- The Ee5 sex al =
bounced the sale O. TREE players 70
the Toledo Club CT The American As
ISOLATION today Pitcher DunoE-,
Catcher AcN-iI and O-Eaeldsr Wi
ne51 90 70 Toledo for cash cnnsa5 =
Grafton and 81 option OF member OF
The Toledo -san
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VERMONT RECEIVES
INHERITANCE TAX FROM
ESTATE OF HETTY GREEN

N0E-pele- u. Feb The sra.s
t-sasu-e-s Office today formally ar
kngwIe6 gec receipts q fees arnoC-1-
ing &c s.9s6, 1-o- the p-Uaa1s c0u-
Il settlement OF the estate Of M-s
Hs--y H Green late q Nsw york
and Bellows Falls. Ills sur Z ez-
elusive u g 9ee recenL- paid 70 tie
state as Al Inheritance TAX
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AMCSEMENTS
~a''srs Rec - THE Valley o. the
G9a,,S para-nes.t-A-sc Fea-
III. 4. The Acme Theatre TODAY.

A-l--e-s IF Wallace Ped -tar
1zl---abis actor, who e nov Appear
oE :, par0oL-r-Arrc -eieasas
VII welcome lis appearance II : St
PERI feature The NaLsv Of he
Glzn-S" a. The Acme today Nj
Eeic = supported Hy II al-s-a- cas-
anc acting u rl1sCal excellence g
displayed II the course II TIE piav.
NJ. E-el6 VII De remembered As :
Cesar with Geraldine Fe--- II +ha
Screen version Of GARNER aoE bls
popularity las -0~a ~ leaps and
BOUNDS since ..s 1---la- appearance
= ne hgae- circles Of The s.ie--
G-E0A Ar Interesting Burton
Holmes T-a-Eiog and & Clever COMEDY
cor-1ie-e Z iii 81 e1cep-iocs. -e-t-.
a TT
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DRESDEN

Chiffon Cate Is II with the Erp
Charles G. EaL Of Cedar Grow
was d Sunt1y visf-or at r. Il Cares
The EewE schools with one excer-
-ior have closed Harry Carlisle anc
Howard Hal did not Kiss q whole
2av during the winter -en
Fred Chapman II Auour1 paused
Saturday and Sunday with lis ca.her
George CHAPMAN
Eastern River Grange ?. Of z
installed officers laS. Thursday eve
nIag. A supper was served II rce
close.
Wafer ET--al has game 70 Bah
where ne kas secured emplcyaer-