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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09

rooath'S issue Of the no
u organ Of Intesnation-
Z which the Rick IL.
~ club II . constituent
% ss ,srticls urging al Rotaf-
y. ~ the Chamber Of Conn
~ article IL rich IN civic
~ m replete with the spirit
.nraity service. The article
- z reprinted herewith:
4. .sherN BE- unnecessary to AK
s,.,isa 10 Join the Chamber Of
-. for being . Rotarian i'm
siine . live wire who would
lhisr stand in the way Of
.tinr with every dynamo 70
~ "a home town better. But
. - many people in every
10 regard . Chamber Of
1870 IS q loossly-knit body
..,t. lstterers who run around n
= irving to secure new INDUS
n he town. and then ct the
~ dinner report that their ef-
!. lave been without results.
=. people from q mental Mis-
a must be sold the Chamber OF
nmerce proposition.
[.The best way to make = Knock
: booster is to take the biggest
q n town and load him with
4 and responsibilities. As soon
i. - himself given some pub
n. his weak mental muscles Will
,essthen, his wishbone will hard
I into { backbone and he will be
ne A enthusiastic booster for
J Chamber of Commerce and his
= city. II that man can be sent
| distant convention and repre-
Al his city, it will be q great
|ips both for the man and for his
Numerical organization.
"A Chamber of Commerce is the
bucentration camp, the mobiliza.
81 center Of . city's interests and
Sthusiasms. A Chamber should
|snd hack and help every move.
|sat and drive to better the city
n Il should refrain from political
ID church divisions which would
Ia to break the city into parts
kstead Of building for a whole
he Chamber must view every &C
|nty by the single rule, Is this tt
bneat onl va certain limited few, Of
|ill II benefit the city as q whole +?
"A Chamber of Commerce SHOULD
Ever act as a credit bureau nor al
Collecting agency, as some try t
b; but through many committee,
Itefest itself in such manifold in
Ife1ts as aviation. bus terminals
)vsrs and docks, Fairgrounds, bust
ess districts, streets, signboards
kception Of distinguished visitors
Operation with neighborini
hanbers Of Commerce, conven
|paA farm bureau, transportation
Irrational institutions, holida!
blebfations, retail merchants or
AailatiQAs. and any other neces
csmmittees depending on tn,
u and Its interests.
"a Chamber Of Commerce shouls
) the most inclusive and not tn
loet exclusive Organization in
y. Dues should be low and dup
Esttse, SO that many citizens ma,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09
YER COULTER ARRESTED.

julius Yer Coulter. proprietor Of
q soft drink parlor at z5A Fifth
avenue. was placed under arrest
today by federal prohibition agents
on q charge Of having in his pos
session and selling intoxicating Ii
quor. He was placed In the city
fail to await = hearing before Unit
ed States Commissioner T. P. Sin
nett.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09

81. Louis EXCURSION eUBn1s
To Muscatins Sunday aftes1Don
Oct. 10, leaving Davenport IL.
Rock Island 500 = N. FAeoSS
cents. sss;Ss
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09
bELe|ANS PLAN
ON new SCHOOL


The hrst step In the fulfillmeni
OF the Plan Of the congresation o.
St. PAul's Belgian Catholic church,
Twenty-fourth street and Eighth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

An unusual group of eX-
quisite youthful modes,
some strictly tailored, and
others in semi wrap and
snappy fashions luxuri-
ously ful-trimmed. New
est fabrics lined with silk,
warmly interlined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
WHY DO YOU TRY
TO HIDE THOSE
LITTLE P|MPLES
Or Cover a Dark, Sallow,
Muddy Complexion With
Face Powder and
Rouge.

How embarrassing It Is for one to
have pimples appear on face, neck. arms
or hands. One little pimple Is bad
enough-mars the attractiveness OF a
pretty face.
You can quickly remove pimples and
other skin blemishes by touching the
spot or applying Black and White Oint-
ment to the part affected. This simple
but effective home beauty treatment
removes. not only pimples, but clears
dark, sallow. muddy complexion and
leaves the skin soft. white and radiant.
All who have used Black and White
Ointment are delighted with the results
and keep a box always on their dressing
table Black and White Soap should
also be used and will be found a delight
full aid to the Ointment.
Both Black and White Ointment and
Soap can be found at all good drug
stores and toilet COUNTRYSIDE each q
package. or the roanufa cturers will send
postpaid on receipt Of soc.
A sample literature and Black and
White Birthday and Dream Book will be
ASent you free II you will clip and mail
mis- advertisement to BLACK and
WHITE. BOX 1907. Memphis. Tenn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
STEUBENVILE
STEUBENVILLE MAN
STABBED IN BACK

steubenTills, O., Oct. 2s-1n an alter
-ation with four or ftYe Italians AT tne
home OF his mother-in-law, MIS- van
Olinda, 23S Butte street; irving John.
Mansfield, Ohio. was stabbed In the back
with a stiletto and seriously woundea.
lie Is in the Ohio valley hospital. his
recovery Is likely.
ri in connection with he>affair Dominic
Inca Is charged with the staooing ana
is held for stabbing with intent TO KllI;
Giuseppe Tetrolo. Rocco terraro anu
frank Da Justina, Mrs. Sarah Shaner
I'D Mrs Nellie Johnson, VIE OF tho
wounded man are held as witnesses.
SccordinG to the women, one OF the
It;,lianS started trouble In the AFTERNOON
and was driven away. This man, II -
believed. is Luca. They say that last
fnur other Italians and forcing tnelr
way III started an argument which re-
sailed In Johnson attempting 10 put
them out The women charge that tho
ttve Italians jumped him and that Luca
dtd-the' stabbing.
.-Aft.r being stabbed, Johnson, 1t is
said floored two, OF his ASSISTANTS ana
coptinued battling with the stlleSto
ticring between his shoulder bfades: II
WAS after the fght that his wife dis
Cpyered the weapon sticking in his back
and withdrew II. The blade penetrated
Johnson's body about Ave inches. He
was rushed to the hospitaI ~ DR.. Ter
Hnllger as soon as the poles arrived
Patrolmen Mccarthy, iaupt; CON ana
tsaccavale responded to the call from the
Van Olinda home. and they arrived about
the same time that Railroad Detectives
Zimmerman and Dunlap appeared on the
scene. Four Italians and the two women
we're rounded up and placed in jail.
It was stated at the hospital that
Johnson's wound Is not necessarily dan
serous and that he Is expected to re-
cover. Luoa and the others. however.
viii be held pending the outcome OF his
wound. In the meantime the authorities
WIN Investigate the story Of the women
az to the cause Of the stabbfng. John
SON and his wife have been here about
two weeks visiting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
MANN|NGTON
RarOwall Party

The members OF the rTeshyter!an
church gave a farewell party Tuesday
evening at eight o'clock for MI. G. E.
Wemple and family. who will shortly
move to Wheeling. Mrs: Wemple was
active in all the societies Of the church.
and they will be greatly missed. An en-
joyable time was participated In by all
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Jones have re-
turned from a visit with friends In
Weston, w. Va.
Miss Helen Amos Of Fairmont visited
frienda here a few days this week.
Mrs. Victor Levelle and daughter are
visiting at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
w Christy and family.
Born to MI and Mrs Chas. II. Phillips
in HouKh Addition an eight pound boy.
Billie Taylor OF Marietta Is here visit
ing friends and relatives.
Mrs Chas. Charlton las returned from
q few days visit with friends in Wheel
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith. of Buck
harmon. are visiting the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs J. p. Charlton.
Charles NcCracken Of Moundsvill Is
visiting friends here.
DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell have moved to
the Emma Bartlett property on Main
street. formerly occupied by Tom Cum
ninEham.
Miss Ida Calvert Of Pittsburgh. Pa. Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

guests Of the formers mother. Mrs.
Rebecca Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cokeley have as
their guests their daughter. Mrs. Cliff
ford Carson Of near Woodsnrld, o.
John Anderson. q student In Sisters
VILE High school. Is recovering from a
few days Illness at the home Of his
father, A. L. Anderson.
Mrs. George Martin and son DR.. E. B.
Martin Of Romney. w. W.. are spend
ing q week with friends Sere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Warden have
moved into the Amos property which
they recently purchased. The Warden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
LABELLE ENGINEER
IS KILLED ON Rail

.steubsnvills, o., Oct. 2s.-James A.
Shannon, aged IS years, stationary engI-
neer at the LaBelie Coke plant, opposite
this city was struck and instantly kill
ed by q passenger train on the Pewikey
railroad near the entrance to the plant
Tuesday evening. He was following the
Path which led through the railroad
yards and had just stepped from be-
hind boz cars on q siding when>he was
struck. tho noise OF a nearby freight
Tain preventing his hearing the APP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
R0DY OF MAN CLOTHED IN SOLDIERS
UNIFORM FOUND IN THE OHIO RIVER
or RoWY-MAN MAY KAYE
BEEN Ro2BED AND MUIR
DEXNO.
other Items Of General Interest GASh-
erod mt Random IN Marshall County

\ man by the name OF Cox. who is
employed at the Fort Pitt mine on the
OAin side. found the body Of man
flsating in the river yesterday at noon
5 H% SEI1s"{ ps tge s'q IN this "s city
The man was dressed in an army orh-
c,r'S IN form. The uniform was com
ut except for the coat. He was very
H lids s"q Ills chair hair is a dark brown.
No letters or idcntifc~ ton marks OF
ANY Kind were found on the BODY eN'
opt for an Elgtn watch Of the open
rravnd on thr back and the serial num-
b"r * l.770.oTs. Twenty-stS cents were
f,unl IN tho trousers.
ON the right forearm there Is tattoo
9. the American Rag. Notnlns mas
h"rn beard in this city Of anyone being
drowned bearing the description or the
man and local police are mystihed as 70
his death.
Mr.. Grisell stated that from the CON
d!tion OF the body and clothes that the
body has been In tho water at least
w""k and possibly longer.
The body is now ot the undertaking
pnrlors waiting Identification.
Ladiss' HsadquSrtsrs.
The ladies. Republican headquarterS
have been opened In Squire W. NJ. RIGGS
office on seventh street. 49,,
4 lady Is IN charge all OF the time
and will be pleased to instruct any wo-
man how to use the ballot.
Moundsville Personals.
Mra N. A Sybert has returned 70
49, horne IN Morton avenue from a twN
wreks' visit with her sister. at Chicago
Miss Susanna Riggs Of Fourth street
will epend the next week with her sis.
ter, Mrs.. Paul Darrah and family AT
Graysvtlla
from a slight illness at her home on
Lafayette avenue.
Mss Cora watkins has returned to
her home at Glen Easton. after visiting
with friends hare.
.,ant the summer IN England. have re-
turned to &his city. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Csothers or SenSer
tract LEFT yesterday morning, the Tor,
mar xoinE TO Cincinnati. O.. to spend
sorue time on business and Mrs: CroS StS
on for n couple Of weeks visit with
her brother IN Pennsylvania.
Miss Helen Rodgers. student ~ FAR
mont Normal. will arrive here today TO
visit ner parents on Tomlinson avenue;
]. r. crow and family have moved
from this city to Pleasant faieS'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

Kerr. %, both Of Steubenville.
Ernest L. Hoobler. 81. OF Annapolis.
and Flora NJ. Peterson 2l' or East
Springfield.
TWO Big Meetings
Two big meetings we're held In the
county last nights one at Smithfeld ana
the other at Richmond. Miss Mary Por-
ter and Charles Simeral or TINS Guy
/ spoke at Smithheld and Rev. Scott or
Lisbon and H. NJ Carpenter OF this city
spoke at Richmond. Democratic meet
inCs scheduled for the same towns
failed to materialize owing to absence
of an audience.
Bib Celebration
The Weirton Steel company Is backing
a big Halloween celebration to be
staged at Weirton on Saturday night OF
this week. The jubilee win be featured
by a parade. Forty prizes donated by
the officials Of the steel company will
be awarded for costumes. The biggest
night in the history Of the mill towns
Play Burgettgtown
Steubenvills High Is scheduled TO
meet Burgettstown High on the local
gridiron Saturday afternoon. Follans-
bee High will tackle New Cumberland
High at the Folansbee grounds. On
Sunday the Steubenville Independents
will play the Pastime A. c. of Canton.
hero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
F:,IE:NlllY

Mrs. ]. II Ruttcnouttcr OF Parkers-
burg who has been the guest of Miss
Helen Calvert for few days, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Martha Williams and little Miss
Sallc Wagner OF Wheeling have re-
turned home after brief visit with
local friends.
Mrs. Ecsta Beagle and little daughter
Janice have returned to Grafton. w. Va,
having spent several days here us the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

family formerly resided at Bens Run
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Crumrine an
Mrs. c, II. Watson and children, Al
Middlebourne. were the guests SunoS
Forrest Williamson ard little daug1
ter Martha have returned home
MoundsyIiIc firm brief Visit with u
Dr.. e. H. Hall Of Meadville. Pa, sped
a few days here, returning "SdneSde
Friends Of J. c. Tl1crn will BE- sort
to learn that he Is confined to his boz
by illnesA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

visiting at the home OF her uncle, DR.. l..
NJ. Calvert.
Mrs. {. NJ. Downs Of Salem. vas 4
business visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Kcidel and child
ron have returned 10 their home In Mil
waukee after spending n few weeks here
with the latter's mother. Mrs. kathryn
Gould
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Hollabaush have
returned from a months visit in tho
west -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

rns DeitsIeal complication Of the asxt
Unitod States Senate and the ntuA'l Sl.
=, An 81 fhe statss Win DO ven tolA by
49, SnIiiyAn IN The fntslagsncsr 20
Tonrrow, Look FOR this feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity to uso
The Intelligencer Want ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

The all popular raglans,
the clever, dressy form fit
ting effects and the digni-s
fed Chesterfelds are re-
vealed among this selec-
ton of all-wool creations.
men folk will admire new
shades. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

Young men and elder men will
find pleasure inspecting our ar
ray of snappy single and double
breasted suits correctly fashioned
of all-wool materials.
The evening world., 1920-07-27
BLIND MUSICIAN
WINS COURT CASE
AGAINST LANDLORD
Rent Raised From so to $40
a Month Equalled His
Entire Earnings.

A blind musician who makes only
$40 a month 20 support his wife and
two childrensand whose rent has been
raised from so month to $40 within
a year was one OF the $50 tenants who
appeared before Justice Harry Itobit-
EEK in the Bronx Municipal Court to-
day in dispossess proceedings.
Robert Wright, the musician. was
led into court to tell his story in an
swer to the landlords demand for
&l2O, three months arrears in rem. Of
a fiat at No. $500 White Plains Ave-
nue.. Wright said his rent had teen
raised until 1t took all his earnings.
William ]. Gordon, the landlord, ad-
United his receipts showed n return
OF Ia LIZ per cent. Justice R1bltEek
fixed the rental at $50 n month and
got Wright an eighteen months lease.
The Justice settled the other cases
in similar fashion. He insisted on
eases OF fourteen, sixteen or eighteen
months, In an effort, he said, to break
up the practice OF having all lenses
expire at one time, so there is a gem
eral moving day that brings hard
ship TO tenants
Justice Robitzek said he had been
notified that the Lockwood Joint
Legislative Committee will hold a
special hearing at Morris High School
next Friday evening when Bronx
Borough officials, Municipal Court
Justices and others Interested In the
housing question are to be present
The evening world., 1920-07-27
HOME MADE
DRINK WINS
HOME FAVOR

Hot thirsty days call for cooling
drinks, and here Is recipe for a cool
ing drink, that Is as welcome in a home
as u cool breeze:
or parts plain. cold water
1 piece OF ice
l part Grape Ola Concentrate
No sugar required
stir or shake we'll
This recipe Il popularity known as the
Grape Ola Home Hi-ball II "a rich vita
the inimitnble, natural flavor OF ripe
grapes, and attractive with their rich
purple color.
II Is wholesome. appetlzIng, refresh-
Ing on hot day. good for every mems
Der OF the family. and liked by every
member OF 1t, from baby to grand
mother.
II has no artificial favoring or COLOR
ing. It's purity Il endorsed by Pure
Food Experts and physicians. Its econ-
omy Is matchless.
Grape Ola Concentrate should never
be drunk straight. The right amOunh
.of water gives the right taste. No
sugar Ia needed.
foundation OF dozen or more delicious
punches, lemonade, Orangeade. and icOi
tea. II IL a matchless grape navoring
for ices. sherbets, puddings, cakes. cam
dies, and on grapefruit at breakfast
Every household should have Grape
Ola Concentrate, not only for its de-
light as a cool, invigorating drink. but
FOR It's many uses as a 1avoring in des}
sertB.
We want you 10 try Grape Ola. We
know you viii like IT, Go TO YOU'D
grocer, or druggist. or delicatessen store,
and buy quart II you are not pleased
with IT, your money will be refunded
where you paid Il. Grape Ola Products
Corporation, 2 West 22nd Street New
York, y. A.--Advt,
The evening world., 1920-07-27
Photograph Helps Identify Victim
of Trunk Murder.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, July ia
photograph OF Mrs. Leroy, furnished by
Allen 4. Tatum. the linotype operator
whose name was used by the shipper
OF the murder mystery trunk. has been
Identified as that or n giri VINO was
Knty Lou Frondon OF Sturgls. Miss. It
vas announced to-day. The farmers
daughter. who became an orphan at an
early age. married a farmer named XII
Mccoy Jackson In 1918. but left him
the same year. After vacillating be-
tween Birmingham. sturgis and Nash
Vile she left for Detroit last year. Her
relatives wrote her IN care OF general
delivery, Detroit. addressing her as
katherine Louise Jackson. The photo
Graph was identified by Deputy sheriff
McNee OF Stnrkvllle. a cousin.
The evening world., 1920-07-27
4CERS MOST FREAKLSH IN CUP HISTORY, SAYS SPEARS.
POLICEMEN HELD
ON PERJURY CHARGE
One of Three Must Also Answer
For Alleged Assault Committed
In Saloon.

Harry J. McArdle. Mortimer su1lvaa
and James Mohan. connected with tn.
West Attn Street POfice Station, were
to-day held by Magistrate Corrigan "a
$1,000 bail each for the Grand Jury on
perjury charge. and McArdle was held
Ia an additional $500 for trial IN the
Court OF Sessions on an assault charge,
Assistant District Attorney Mcclure.
appeared for the prosecution and tltdT
accused policemen were represented by
two Assistant Corporation Counsels. Jos
eph Dehilf and James McCool
Edward Cassidy OF No. ia East 64th
Street, the complaining witness, testi-
fled that McArdle assaulted him on July
10 at a saloon at No. 20t West 57d
Street. and that Sullivan and Mohan
offered TO testify for him. But when
they first appeared before magistrates
Corrigan they todd a story differing from
Cassidy's. and the Magistrate caused
the perjury charge to be entered against
the three.
The evening world., 1920-07-27
$23O,OS3,8 1886 CUSTOMS
RECEIPTS IN A YEAR,
NEW RECORD HERE
Increase Over Previous Year of
Nearly Slt3,OOONOO, With Small
Raise in Collection Cost.

An unprecedented increase" in
customs receipts for the fiscal year
ended June 80 was reported Today
by Collector Of the Port Newton.
Customs receipts from all
sources at the close of business
June 30 amounted for the fiscal
year to $3.50. OSS ,sS5.27. as compared
with $l17,s54, 1926 for the preced-
ing year, and being approximately
S5,OO0,0O0 more than ever before
collected in a year in the history
of the Port OF New York." his re-
port said.
Notwithstanding this, there was
but a Gerry slight increase in the
expenses of collection, which
amounted TO S5,1S5, 1858, as COM
pared with S5,116, 1855 last year,
and this increase is accounted for
in the increased bonus to en-
ployees. The total value OF imports
was $1,000, 946, O4S, and that Of ex-
ports 1886, 1874, 723."
The evening world., 1920-07-27
RESERVE PCT. RATE FINDING
us. District Judges Defer-Decisaon
In v. Y. Centrara Appeal.

Decision on the appeal OF the New
York Central from the Public Service
Commission order OF July 10 for a two.
cent passenger rate effective sept 1 on
all lines In New YofA State, to-day was
reserved by Judges Ward. Hun ana
Cooper In United States District Court,
The present rate Is three cents 4
mile. as set by the former Director
General OF Railroads. Charles G. Pauld-
ing, for the railroad company. cons
tended the commission cannot re-estalb-
fish the old rate until authorized By
the Interstate Commerce Commission oc
new legislation At Albany. Joseph A.
kellogg OF the commission asserted thu
repeal OF the federal law, ending Gov.
eminent control, placed the railroads On
the same rate basis as before the war.
The evening world., 1920-07-27
B. R 7. AND B. C. R.
EMPLOYEES TO ASK
/. NEARLY ESQ RAISE
Demands to BE Made 1o-Mor-
row-Garrison Says 1919
Increase Is Limit.


The wage demands of the II, II. r.
and Brooklyn City Railroad en-
ployees who are members OF the
Amalgamated Association. OF Elec-
trio and Street Railway En-
ployees of America will be received
by representatives OF the companies
in tho B. II. T. offices at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning. The demands may
be served upon Lindley NJ. Garrison,
Receiver of the b. r. r., who Is in
town, and may go to his office for
this purpose In event of his absence.
tho demands win be received by
william s. Menden, General Manager
Of the b. II. T.. and II. Hobart Por-
ter, General Manager of the Brooklyn
City Railroad.
The men will be represented by Il
committee of nine, three from each
OF the three locals OF the Amalga-
mated. The present wage agreement
does not expire until Aug. IS.
II was stated at the office OF Mr..
Garrison in Brooklyn that the 10 per
cent increase in pay authorized to
begin Aug. 6 represents the limit OF
wage concessions this year. and 1t
is regarded as unlikely that Mr.. Gar
rison will consider the demands Of
the men. which are reported to be
for nearly u 20 per cent wage ad-
vance. Older employees are under
stood not to be In sympathy with
the new demands. Hope was eX-
pressed that an adjustment Of work
ing conditions may be reached, with
out affecting the wage scale, which
/ will prove satisfactory to the men.