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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-05-02

Miss Corinne Williams, of the
College Music Faculty, entertained
the Trail Club inMiss Poindexters
studios last week..
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-05-02

Mrs. John D, 0deneal, of Gulfport,
is expected this week to be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sherrod, and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
COX APPROVES
MORAL FORCE
Suggests Method to PrcveBt Prof
ns-Aecepts Hitchceek's
Treaty Reservations

Los Angeles, Sept. ~. = Omitted
Press. )-Elimiration Of pronteer-
ing by moral force"-a huge re-
voiving fund placed in the hands Of
the president by congress with
authority to purchase supplies to
prevent extortionate prices-wAs
suggested by Governor James N.
Cox here today.
Cox previously suggested that
this method be used to prevent
sugar profiteering but has decided
1t could be>extended to all commod-
itics. Cox's view is few purchases
would have to be made but the
moral force" Of the president hav,
ing such power would eliminate
profiteering. 1t would be like the
musket behind the door," he said.
The Mexican question was ex.
pected to come to the forefront As
Cox travels eastward across New
Mexico and Arizona tomorrow and
he is prepared to meet it by refer.
ring to the Democratic platform
His personal view is the United
States should cooperate with the
| present regime in Mexico in its ef-
fort to establish itself firmly, and
formally recognize 1t when proc
has been given of ability,
The Democratic nominee now ii
directing an attack on that part d
the Republican press which, tax
ing orders from the senatoria
0ligarchy, ds suppressing news o
his campaign
II don't care what they say abeu
mn editorially," Ne said, but
challenge them to present the new,
Of both sides Of the case to the tur,
Of American people"
! Cox now II telling his audiences
In discussing the treaty, he 4
willing to accept Senator Hitch
cocks reservations. These, h,
claimed, give reassurances of pro
lection Of every American intefes
without injuring the pact.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
FARMERS bound
OVER; FEDERAL .
CHARGES HEARD
Jehn Weaver and Edwin De Wag-
ner Under &,00e Bond Each
Cramer Brothers Dismissed.

Edwin peWagner and John
Weaver, farmers living on the Co.
Iona road east of Moline. were
bound over to the grand jury un-
der $1,000 bond each on charges Of
violating the constitutional prohi-
bition act, when arraigned before
United States Commissioner +. p.
Sinnett in the federal building
Tuesday AFTERNOON. -
Edward and Frank "Huntla''
Cramer, brothers, operating . soft
drink parlor at Eighth avenue and
Twelfth street, and Edward Adam
son, farmer, living east OF Moline,
were dfsmissed on similar charge.
The cases were prosecuted by As
sistant United States District At
torney Clark B. Montgomery Of
Peoria. -
All the defendants had been un-
der bond for some time pending q
Icontinuance of their cases, all hav-
ing entered pleas or not guilty and
refusing to waive preliminary hear
Ing at the time OF arrest.
Arrested Two Months Ago.
John Weaver was arrested about
two months ago and a large guam.
tity Of sugar, an dother supplies
were said to have been found at his
farm. Edward DeWagner was ar.
rested about two weeks ago and
federal agents are said to hold W.
rious amounts Of supplies as evt.
dence against him.
Adamson was arrested at abou,
the same time as Weaver, buI
gained his release on account o.
lack Of evidence on which to hole
him to the federal grand jury.
| The Cramer brothers were n
rested about three weeks ago and
had been under $1,000 bond. Fed
eral agents who made the arrests
were unable to show 4 sufIlcien
amount Of evidence against tn,
brothers and the case was dis
missed. They were represented b,
Attorney J. X. Scott.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
SCHRINERS 60
| TO KE0kUk FEST


Between 600 and 800 shriners, In
GLIDING scores OF out-of-town mem
bers, the patrol. Shrine band and
drum corps, boarded the Steamer
g. W Hill late Tuesday afternoon
for the pilgrimage to the keokuk
ceremonial today
The steamer stopped at Musca-
tine. Burlington and Fort Madison
to pick up delegations. pulling into
the Keokuk wharf early this morn
ing. The boat will leave Keokuk at
1901 a. m. Thursday on tie return
trip, arriving In Davenport between
1 and 5 p. m.
SINNERS from Iowa City, Grin
nell, Clinton, Dewitt, Rock Island,
Moline and towns within q radius OF
IS miles of the tri-cities, were a
part Of the delegation to board the
steamer here.
Charles Robson, illustrious po.
tentate. said the delegation num-
bered between 600 and 500 when
the boat was ready to leave. The
steamer has accommodations fol
$500 passengers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
NIGHT RIDERS
THREATEN GINS

Rome. Ca, Sept. ~. - (United
Press. -Ginneries in this section
were taking, precautions for prop
erty protection today, following re-
ceipt OF anonymous letters threat
ening destruction of their plants
should attempts be made to gin cot
ton until the market reached 40
cents. Cotton on the local market
was bringing 81 cents yestArday.
BE sure you do not gin any more
cotton at this gin," said one Of the
letters, which was signed Might
Ridersr until cotton IL strictly 70
cents. II you do We will stick IRE
to it IS We did the others. So for
your own sake and the sake Of thu
community do not gin, any more
until Gotten y - cents. ! am truly
one OF your faithful night riders.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
JOHNSON TO
Invade EAST
Calif6fnia Senator to Mako Whirl-
wind Tour for Harding
Ticket.

New York, Sent. Ex-senator
Hiram Johnson Of California will
invade the east on q whirlwind
speaking tour in behalf Of the
Harding Coolidge ticket, the third
week In October, it was announced
'otday at Republican national head
quarters.
Senator Medill Mccormick OF
Illinois is due here tonight to ad-
dress Italian meetings in this vicinz
ity. Later he will 60 to New Hamp-
shire to address voters Of French
Canadian extraction in their own
dialect He will speak in Stamford,
Conn. tomorrow night.
Senator william Borah Of Idaho
WAS rested in New York today be-
fore . speech in Waterbury, Conn.,.
tonight and . visit to Massachusetts,
1t the special request Of Senator
Lodge.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
GRAND COUNCIL
ELECTS PEORIA
NAN MASTER


J. n. Dunlap OF Peoria was elect
"a Grand mAstsr Of the Illinois
Royal and Select Masons in coa-
vention this morning ct the aA4-
oonic temple. He succeeds 6. q
,Geise Of Oak Park. Other olacsfs
we're named a. follows
Deputy graad master-O. L. Cald-
toll. .
Grand principal Conductor Of
works-L. L. Abbott.
Grand treasurer-F.<E. Hoberg
(re-electsd).
NGrand recorder-G. W. Wafyelle
Ire electAd).
Grand captain Of the suard-M.
H. Leighton.
Grand captain-W. A. Huber.
In addition to these, there are
four appointive omces, those Of
grand chaplain. grand marshal,
grand steward and 1raAd sentinel
The incoming grand master will
name these after the installation
exercises set for this afternoon.
Eighty-eight delegates from 81
,, cities in Illinois are in attendance
1t the grand council. The visitori
were scheduled to be taken on ct
automobile tour Of the tri-cities q
l o'clock, ending ut the Watcf
Tower, where supper was to b
served.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
CARS DAMAGED m 4
SMASH AT CORM

Edward Lawyer. member q h
real estate firm Of Lawyer L NJ
No. 40 State Bank buildins. I,
Otto Patting, salesman 81 4
Wheelan Cigar company. litlns'l
908 Fifth avenue. both escaysi 4
jury in an automobile colltsina,,
1880 O'Clock noon today On O
enth avenue and Thirtieth nm
Mr.. Lawyer was driving Z ii,
ing car down the Thirtieth nm
hill and Mr.. Patting was driyinel
small delivery wagon east on 81
enth avenue. The cars collidel {,
the intersection and both were e.
Ederably damaged, Pattingt r.
chine getting the worst Of L e
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
FORD PRICE CUT
PUZZLES TRADE


Detroit, Mich. Sept. 22.-(United
Press. )-Autohobile manufacturers
here were still bewildered by Hen
~ Ford's announcement of q re-
turn Of the prices of his automo-
biles to q pre-war basis. Few man
ufacturers were able to say wheth-
or general reduction of automo-
bile prices would result.
Dealers here believed a general
cut would follow. Manufacturers
Of high priced automobiles will ig-
more the Ford reductions, they said.
Second hand automobile dealers
will suffer losses, it was believed.
Many have large stocks purchased
at high figures and are unable to
sell them for less than the new
price Of unused cars. =
Costly Cars Unaffected.
Cleveland, Ohio. Sept. 22.-(Unit-
ed Press.)-Prices Of higher priced
automobiles will noble affected By
the reduction in the price Of Ford
cars, Cleveland automobile dealers
said today. 1t was the general be-
lief, however, automobiles near the
Ford prices will be affected.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
(atarrh So Eat
I Cou' dn't Breathe
/, through Nos.,ri's
1t Was Z Fortunate Day for Ne
When ! Feand Drees a. Am
DeginAlng to Really Live Again,
Il Has 1ale Q New Nan d Me-
Suffered for Tears From Catazrh,
headaches, Csnstip patton, Inactive
liner md Stomach Trouble.

Mr.. Csas L. Rutledse, who 10 en-
ploytd by Alexander Z Co., lumber
l4alsss, and lives at 2e3 W. Bea-
ford street, Normal, ILL.,, near
Bloomington. says: II have been
troubled for the past 5 years with
severe headaches, conatipation.
liver and stomach trouble, but my
worst trouble was catarrh Of the
lSss and throat. My head felt like
T. would split Open, my bowels
1eref Dcted unless urged by some
stfone cathartic and I was very
o0iOua, my stomach was 80 sensi-
tis6 that everything ! ate caused
great distress, Allied mo with gas
aid 1t times was doobled up with
csAmps. Catsrrh caused = constant
dripping h my throat and l had .
time getting It cleared up In the
nosains. I would awaken with .
Nd taste that was hard to get rid
q
~ took about everything I heard
&C n my effort 70 get we'll but moth
Ae DID me any good. When I heard
o. the benefits lots Of people had
received from Dreco I made mp my
lind 70 Try Il. have now tAken
tho bottles and zeal flne. It surely
~ g y the bottom Of my trou-
~ ana an me mp, can sleep any
tllns now: have no morp sdisxy
q q 10
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
MARION EDI1N
TALKS FOR CO.
Thomas Brooks Fletcher 4 -
unss VIM Enter Densef,1,s
q Campaign. &

Columbus. Ohio. Sept. 3s.-fus
ed Press).-Thomas BROOKS ~
er, editor OF the Marion TriIr
rival Of Senator Hardingt Ns,;s
Star, 10 going on the ttsmp \
Governor Cox, 1t was announce :
day. Fletcher, a well known A.,
tauqua lecturer. has canceled
number Of platform 'ensasenaiI
for October to campaign,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

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Cle3hee.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
is DEAD GIRL
PAK| kISNUkI?


Tulsa, Okla, Sept. 22.-(United
ss.)-Paki Kisnuki, 16-year-old
daughter Of . japanese truck gar
dener residing three miles west Of
Tulsa, ran away from homo here
Saturday evening because she eb-
jected to her fathers action in
placing her in the public schools,
according to police here.
In q report to the police the faith
er expressed the belief that his
daughter would pass through Kan
sas City enr0ute to Dec Moines,
Iowa. and would appear at the
hone Of . DR.. Anderson there.
This doctor, the father said, had
practically reared the girl in his
home.
Although the father Of the girl
had not heen communicated With
today. polic6 officers are inclined
to believe the girl found dead in
the railroad yards at Kansas City
IL the missing Tulsa girl. It Is be-
lieve4 she exhausted her funds and
Wis wandering in the city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
BANDIT Ell yIZCAYA SIAN

Cordoba. Spain, Sept. ia-l
vizcaya, the notorious bandit, n
recently escaped from jail hen
was killed today by a man who 4
tempted to capture him. For son
time FL Vizcaya has held the n
raj population near this city n i
state of terror.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
ALICE PEACE
MEET BROKEN
Report That Hostillties VIM Re
stns- Russia Wants War
to Cease.

London, Sept. 2S-(United Press)
-UnconNrmed press dispatches to-
day reported the Polish Lithuanian
peace conference had broken up and
Polish delegates had returned to
warsaw. Resumption Of hostilities
was said to be imminent There
was no Official standardization.
A Moscow wireless today reported
the Poles had started, . vigorous
offensive in the Grodno region and
that stubborn fighting wse in prog
The London Times said the Rus
SLAMS had been driven out Of Gal
acia. The Poles were far beyond
the boundary line, 1t said. y
1t was reported here the Russians
had evacuated Baku.
Russia Wants Paee.
Riga, Sept. 22.-(United Press. y
Ruesia wants complete peace,
Adolph Joffe, head OF the soyiet
commission, told the Polish dele
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

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hmt A ANN n "a entered tho war
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

Browns Business college Is open
ing night school classes this week.
Make your arrangements to start
either Thursday or next Monday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

Spend Monday and Thursday n
enings at Browns Business collsa
night school.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

cation 4 tAs opening q a.
farences here.
'sRnsei9 wants q peaca 80
vic4ory.~ jo6e said.
He saiA 4 was hoped. !
yeaco could b. neeotiatsi -
Poland and that . ssparate F.,
ment could BE- reached ~ =
allies.
Jcmbsd. head Of the Po,idk -
Uatj6n. declared Poland ~
Of warfare and CRAFTY
peace.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
ma DgNDBR MADS II. re

Dscstns, Ifk. Sept. 31.-Mrs. Ines
J. Bender. Of Decatur was elected
national ytesident Of the ". r. C.
IN Indianapolis Tuesday, recording
t. word reaching Dscaaur this
mefaing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

Maks yoaE- spare time count
join TIE elosbes ct Browns Busi-
- collage vlieh are be1n4 o.
1fni3e9 tn vsek
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

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1n6 both vere broken BY hittine
ia vaik. The board over the lad.
~ forming the scaffold struck one
n the lampS beside the main en-.
ksnce 70 he bank, breaking it, and
nm fell wsetvard. None Of thu
6llink objects struck Mielke."
M ~ Brnin Coneusslon.
DR.. 8. D. Banta was called and
fnllovSd the ambulance to the hos.
iital. where Mielke breathed but 1
~ times The physician mad,
M 4 cursory examination, ant
ala that he did not think ther,
vas . skull fracture, but that thu
injury to the back and side o
uielke's head had caused death du'
p brain conclusion. The right sid'
6 his head Was badly cut. as wa
tie forehead. The right hip seem
q crushed and the physician CAV
- his opinion that there nad peel
eevsfs Internal injuries.
Employer Makes Statement.
Frank N. Skinner, painting con
tractor, proprietor OF the Skinhe
Wall Paper store, l7O4 Third ave
nue.. was the employer OF the me
working ON the Central Trust build
mg.
MT. skinner toia Tne Argus Una
q nad furnisned the men WIN u
Isl OF material TO handle the 10
Tns ladders. pIanks ana ropes wei
W. u was up 10 tne men 70 y
tne equipment according TO the
ont system rather than the hoo
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22


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aevgntsensn 49,, 1880 81 INA
hutn bofuenIon, ss'n ~, - a.
sherman notei,> "a ING so. 49,. ~
efai autnolities On 3 t. ,,s,i
forgery ane sppvp, :. ~
mater tnss o,u .. nos u - xurnst
Dufine tne l.sse 80. ~ chic.s -
MIS-. MARTIN maas Z ~. = ~
and while there purcnAseuc .ss.s
gown fsom tine n!m = o ..rt
BIOS 5he oroeIoe ~ s... =, =.
70 her roc. isis1o eeu'sss =
sured paFeeh ..., 90.
An Aue suo .,vSn A.
snlpPee 49, . s1'ose s..@na dsv
the hocA Asu pssS Ma h.en
later, put AIFQnk Auu..ss n. ~
stamped ON u Ing p.ls .s $500
oIesseu ~ ,e sSs c..snsssrth street
lns n ~ -. 3 s;nnson said
thai the parcels post carrier took
the packaee to 500 Seventeenth
street-the Sherman hotel-the
morning of its arrival, but was told
to ratufn later. In two hours he
vas b6ck and maid said Mrs.
Martin VAS in her room, Mrs. Bor-
denson was posing as Mrs. Martin.
She signed the receipt slip for the
Dackaee. and the notice Of delivery
Of the package was forwarded by
the carrier to the Chicago firm.
However. the notice had not gain
| ed its destination when Postmaster
simpson received q letter from
! STEPHENS Bros. regarding the pack.
age and announcing that an incor'
rect address had been placed on 1t
Due to the fact that insured parcels
nost matter goes through the mai
without a record kept Of 1t, thu
local postoffice officials were handi
canned in getting 4 line ON tn,
nackare.
NJ w.-.,, p,,,s FINN
Ms' ma. N '.s UP
Tuesday afternoon the real Mrs
Martin was do~nsown anu %"
woman IN 'front.' OF ne McCaoe ue
Ipartment STORE VINO was wearing
dress tine exact oupncate Oh Tue ~, va'
sne nao oroereo az CnlcAeo: WI
martin steppeo up 10 tne SURE "in
cow aiongsioe OF tne strankel az
opeleu ~ : .ou, Ss SA III o on-. .a
ed admtrat;on of the dress tn
woman wore and deftIv dnlstione,
her 40 N wbere she had nurchase,
the drass The answer was that tn
drasa had heen nnrchased from
Ms-shsi M.,d r. ~ Chicaro He
snanicsons deenened Mrs Marti1
left the woman's side but remaine
m-her vicinity Keeninp trace q
her the trail led to the Sherma,
hotel A complaint vas then mad
to the notice and MRS. Bordenso
was arrested by Police Chief Tor
Cor and Detactiye Dennis Bennett
She confessed tn forging Mrs. Ma,
tins name IN the narcels most =,
. ceint ain in order. to obtain III
nackaee Onenine n sbe fonnd
dress and no II A. her she decide
tn wear Il
She also confessed tn the theft {
! $50 from a negro maid at the hot,
: ahout two weeks ago a case tn,
had been renorted to the nolice
>. u.ls =. r.s..., n-.s -
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

Sandwich meat, Slices
Csc n.
Dried beef, sliced, han
pound for 38c.
Lonshorn cheese, e
0 d.
Boneless Goldfish, peuss
PKG. 39e. /
SlSced sweet pickles,
SOC . jar.
Orange mar % q sd~
3oc n.
Smoked on sardmeA'
Aroe cans for zSe.
-Golden Rale" butts.
- pound prints, he.
stsraee egg, ASe .
das0.
~Sanavieh- Ola" 3 ~
for 1e.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
Groceries. Thursday:
Lenox soap, with other groceries,
eight bars to each for Csc.
Sugar-cwed bacon squares, &c ID.

Jersey Cream dour,
$40 . sack.
*Americs's Cup" coffee,
Csc b.
Canned squash, 8e .
can.
Mised vegetables for
soup. two cans fer zSe,
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