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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-14
ALL HIS AILMENTS
DISAPPEARED
When He Tried "FTuIt-a-tlVes
or Fruit Liver Tablets
MOUNT BELKNAP HoTEL,

LAKEPoRr, NH.
"At 70 years of age, chronic COnstip-
alton was causing me to suffer with
distressing Headaches, Dizziness and
Indigestion.
Lbelieve l have taken more medi-
cine than any half.dozen people in
town; but nothing did me good until l
tried Fruit-G.tiecs'.
Right away could see their good
effects. After taking them for three
months, my bowels were regular,
and the other ailments Disappeared.
FRANK A. HALE.
soc. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y.
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be printed in a later issue Of the Ban
ne.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kepp George
Parker and Mrs. Josephine Burndage
motored to PittsGeld the earlier part
of the week and visited with Mrs,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-14

Burndages daughter, Miss Lillian
Burndage.
Charming gowns of the latest fash
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-14
New BIouSeS
for Winter Wear

Blouses are coming in daily
that will go nicely with your
new suit. 49,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-14
Sweaters
and Scorfs

The Mallery Line, opened to-
day, A nice, warm sweater is
a comfort for cooler days.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-01-01

him when. he reaches Kenosha.-J. III.
Gilmore, an actor, throws thrills into
guests at Plaza Hotel when he threat
ems suicide Mrs. George Bolton has
skull fractured in auto accident on
Geneva Road Kenosha Elxs pay trib-
ute to service men.
"a. Five hundred quarts of Gam
Der fluid disappear from auto truck
stalled at Liberty Corners. -Announce-
ment is made of marriage Of Miss La
Maude Yule and T. r. Miller.-Judge
Belden kills injunction and big cars
come to Market Square Rent prob
ers hold first meeting. Anna Auster
buys Schlitz Hotel.
25. Peter Schmitt, employee of
Wisconsin Gas g Electric, disappears
after forging large pay check.-Chas.
Hansen, Kenosha painter, is instantly
killed when car turns turtle.-Frank
Martinez dies at ST. Catherine Is from
injuries received when struck by auto
mobile
26. Fellowship Bible Glass Of NJ. E.
church renew their attack on gambling
and other vices.-Rev. Fred Ell. Ingley
opens nationwide campaign of Espis-
copalian church at st. Matthew 's.--
Prof. Tremper tells about Shantung at
Congregational church. go
back one hour.
II. Three gambling house bandits
enter plea of guilty and await SEN
tence. George W. Truesdell, former
sailor, dies from illness contracted
while in the service.-Rev. j. G. Craw-
ford starts the school for unruly
boys.
| 2S. Mayor says Bring on the
probe'' in answer to cleanup petition.
-Nuptials of Miss Loretta Scherr and
Bernard Stangl -Kenosha saloons stop
beer sales at midnight in keeping with
enforcement MEASURE Royal Arch
Magons hold observance Of High Priest
Night.
/ 90. Rev. Q. w. Taylor and Mayor
Joachim have conference at minister Is
home regarding cleanup petition.
Stephen .Kovasic and Merko Muhlick
admit several petty crimes to the po-
lice.--Nuptials of Miss Lillian Har-
wood and Floyd Hill.--Joseph Charles
is fatally injured when he falls from
third story window of the haywood
Hotel George S. Whyte made presi-
dent of Chamber of Commerce. Moose
honors soldier dead at lodge gathering
Death of Mrs. Rose Bauschelt of in
fluenza.
80. Nash Company pay record tax
of more than 100000 to state tax com
missioner. Caspar Cairo braves death
To 60 into his blazing home and rescue
two Of his children.- Heaviest rain of
year soaks Kenosha.-Elks remember
soldier brothers with gold mementoes.
81. -Four gambling house bandits,
after pleading guilty to larceny, are
paroled by Judge Tully after they
have agreed to pay $500 to Kenosha
charities Kenosha ordered to pay
large increase in gas ate.-Kenosha
| is second in paying bonus taxes ac-
eording to alnation-Charles Gund-
ZACH, Racine man is held up in Keno
sha and two bandits escape.-Poliee
and Fire Commission at meeting call
for stronger enforcement of laws.
Death Of Philip Leipzig.
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of laws Kenosha has double wedd-
Cahee and Miss Norma Niles and Sam
uel Cahee.--Nuptials of Miss Rose
Greenwald and George Kresal.- School
Board bars card games at social CEN
ter meetings .-Announce plan to open
q bad boys 2 school in Kenosha.-W Will
Liam Button dies at Wilmot.
Is. Police decline offer Of Sam AL
bin to help hunt pals in Chicago. Miss
Brister elected president of Kenosha
College Club. Marriage of Miss Sonia
Lydberg and Reuben Elmergreen,
Miss Helen Nelson and Harvey Merrill
and Miss Marie Hermann and Edward
Arents. Death of Mrs. Rose Suther-
land. Donley Shoe store sold to Cohn
Brothers.
16. Sam Jacobsen pleads tsNot
Guilty. to charge of operating a
gambling house. Marriage of Miss
Alice Nelson and Clarence Iyerson.
Death Of Mrs. May Schulz at Pleasant
Prairie Twelve recruits are sworn in
to new national guard company.
IL. Chief Becker Of Zion sends
large bill for capturing bandits
James Hoffman charged with burglary
is freed by jury.-Rev. Conway leads
in raids on slot machines and gambl-
ing machines.-Se Seven more Kenosha
beer runners are nabbed at Zion. Sou
sa g Band scores triumph at Coliseum
under management Of Since Club
Abe Silver faces warrant of being a
beer runner.
Is. Lewis McGonegle sues Wiscon-
sin Gas and Electric Company for
$4,000 because Of death of child
Mrs. Pingatore, widow Of slain pa
trolman, secures new home through
help Of Odd Fellows. Death Of Thorn
as Hunt.-Dominick Olesenski is
caught by police while running on
streets in night clothing and is taken
to hospital.
10. Fellowship Bible Glass starts
petition demanding cleanup Of civic
conditions in Kenosha The Medinah
Shrine Of Templars from Chicago feast
at Elks.-Death of Mrs. Gertrude
Price.
20. Owners of alleged gambling
devices lombard police for return Of
slot machines--Harold Bachman and
the Million Dollar Band of the Sunset
Division give concert at Coliseum I'M
der auspices Of American LEGION
Marriage Of Miss Naomi Linstedt and
Leo Jensen Walter L. Malone ar
rested at Zion for stealing bicycle in
Kenosha. Aldermen ride roughshod
over petition of 1900 and refuse en-
trance to interurban cars.-Death of
Mrs. Hilda Hill.
81. Mayor names committee Of
seven to propose means for garbage
disposal. DR.. w. 2. Nelson accepts
position as Health Officer for Racine.
Simplicity marks nuptials of Miss
Alice Hale and Kenneth White at
Elks club.-Dominick Olesenski dies
from exposure Of two days previous.
%. Charge of larceny placed against
gambling house bandits. Motor
buses start on Salem avenue. MIS-.
Milton Dowse dies after long illness.
Death Of Mrs. Richard Campbell =
Mrs. Angeline DeFazio dies at home
in Kenosha.- Kenosha has real war
wedding when Miss Lillian Callahan
WEEDS Capt. John A. Wilkinson at st.
/, ames.-Deaths Of Joseph McDermo+t
and John Gruhs and Adam Pulers.-
Mrs. Ferdericka Anderson dies.
%. George Thompson, who was
booked to wrestIe Sheriff Lutter of
| Racine finds Sheriff Meyer waiting for
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%. James "Old Bi1l'' Collins is
held as accomplice Of Loveday in LAT
ter's attempt to break jail.-County
Board puts building project over to
January session. -Fadowsky, F'prac-
teal joker, tries suicide at city lock-
up.-Nuptials of Miss Mae Cunning
ham and Hutton Holden and Miss
Alice Hylen and Verl VanMeter.
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Hoekneil.
%. Earl Loveday kicks his way out
of Kenosha lookup and escapes
William Burns, negro hurt in practical
joke, dies at hospital-Ashley Turner,
Wilmot pioneer, dies.-Death OK
George Henry Pierce.
"a. Adolph Rasmussen appointed as
cadet to Westpoint and Randolph
Head to Annapolis.-Chief Owen
O'Hare is called to Clearwater Florida
by arrest of Carl Carlson, alleged to be
one of the Brass NH bandits Steve
Fadowski declared insane and sent TO
Mendota.-All Kenosha opens its purse
to help Salvation Army drive.-Coun-
ty Board appoints new building COM
! mittee.-Death of James Mcdonald
IS. Sheriff Meyer gathers slot ma
chimes in raid throughout county.
Wedding of Miss Anna Pfaff and
Henry zuelsdorf, and Miss Carla Pet
ersen and John Balk.-John Maurer
injured when horse is frightened.
Death of Joseph Christman, Keno
sha arpenter-Death of Mrs. Char
lotte Foote.- Blizzard, landscape ex-
I! pert, addresses Chamber of Commerce.
| %. Police get extradition papers
1 for Carl Carlson-Jitneys make an
nouncement that they will re-enter
Kenosha-Cupid stages many we'd
dings: Miss Helen Arneson and Robert
| LiIley; Miss Hazel Brady and Ray
mond .Bassett, Miss Minnie Reiser and
III. P. Berrong; Miss Sarah Matthew
/ son and Charles Dickinson; Miss Vega
i Tolf and Michael Loewen.- Steamer
1 ttKenowis " launched ct Hog Island.
81. All Kenosha joins in observ-
/ ance Of Thanksgiving Day.-K. a. S.
football eleven loses to Oshkosh
Two men hold up Walter Hansen on
Main street-Kenosha has many
Thanksgiving weddings, including
those of the following: Miss Madelon
/ Cox and Mitchell Becker; Miss Ida
Tackle and Cyril Kotz; Miss Agnes
Loretta Eddy and Harry Reith; Miss
! Agnes Lamirande and Frank l.. Scho-
/ ley; Mrs. Margaret Richter and An
drew Anderson; Miss Edna Letting and
Harry G. Fuller; Miss Edith Biofn
and Harry Oberiey; Miss Evelyn Mild
red Orvis and Roy A. Swenson; Miss
johanna Hvgarheide and Louis Zyder-
/ hoff; Miss Florence Elfers and Charles
F. Lasco Frank Schultz, Kenosha
fireman, cuts deep wound in his leg
! when Thanksgiving goose slips from
under his carving knife.
%. Postmaster German sends out
bomb warning Horner tries to
cash raised check.-Paul Aklev,
wounded soldier, attempts suicide at
Plaza Hotel William J. Swift and
four others are seriously injured when
his car crashes into work car Of street
car hnes-Ars. Bertha Kalis dies as
result Of fall on steps Of home.
90 Thomas Fleming chosen as new
chairman of Building Committee Of
County Board.-Death Of Victor Peter
son.-M Marriage OF Miss Flora NJ Tim
me and Leslie N. johnson in Chicago.
80. Frank B. Willis, ex-governor Of
Ohio, flags boose and bolshevism in
address at Congregational church. -
Chief O'Hare leaves Florida with Carl
| Carlson.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-01-01
NOVEMBER

1. Bandits pay over $22, 800 to Pro
baton Officer and shake Kenosha dust
from their feet as they return to their
homes in Chicago. Hundred Kenosha
young ladies stage tag day for jewish
relief Kenosha goes over top n the
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-01-01
DECEMBER

| /. Simmons Company begins Work
] distributing 100000 as dividends on
earnings to 1000 Employees Finance
committee of city council fixes definite
| " the 30-mill tax.-New ordinance en-
acted making uniform sewer assess
ments at So per foot.-Death of Capt.
! Benjamin Cameron, who was head Of
life saving station for 40 years--Keno-
sha feels pinch of coal shortage.-Mar-
riage of Miss Elsie Wade and Thomas
Perkins Teachers form N. E. A. Club.
| q Carl f, Carlson, alleged slayer Of
| Tony Pingatore, arrives with Chief o.
Hare from Clearwater and tells of rob
berry, but not Of murder.-Fred Mason
and Roy Uhrig, while under parole, are
re-arrested and given 50-year sentence
for highway robbery. Lyric Club gives
first concert at Virginian. Several ca
ses of smallpox are reported.
| 8. Tony Canine, Peter Vittrina and
Paul Dominick arrested as suspects in
bomb explosion of Anton Mangan home.
Carlson gives interesting information
on sale of Brass Mill bonds and is
ready to plead guilty.-Death Of Mrs.
Frances Nehlsen.-Marriag of Miss
Rose Lentz of Bristol and Fred Redlin.
-Gunnard Hansen identifies Carlson as
Pingatore slayer.
A. Carlson signs written confession,
giving complete details of Brass Mill
robbery and names Loveday as the one
who fred fatal shot-H. W. Menden-
hall resigns as general sales manager Of
Black Cat Textiles Co., to become vice.
president Of Federal Textiles Co., Of
Milwaukee Frost Mfg. Co. breaks
ground for erection of two new build,
ings Mrs. Elizabeth Raymond arrest
ed as shopIifter- Three small children
Of Mrs Julia Scbwan have narrow es-
cape from asphyxiation.
5. Carlson waived examination and
requests to be allowed to plead guilty.
War department sends word Of death
Of Private Donata CaIlicho In the bait
tie of Argonne Forest death of Jo-
seph Field.-Kenosha industries plan
to burn oil to meet coal shortage.-Pe-
ter Paulsen, well known railroad em-
ployee, drops dead on train.-Thres
masked stick-up men rob sixteen men
in the Z. s. Kimball saloon on NEWELL
street and make getaway with $780,
Real 4-ineh snowfall and storm. strikes
the city.-Junior Prom held at Guild
Hall.
6. Carlson hopeful in jail awaits the
coming of Judge Quinlan. Nuptials OF
Miss Mildred Murray and Leo Ryan
celebrated at st. Thomas Church
Marriage Of Miss Hazel MCNEIL and
Archie Crow.-t5amuel G. johnson, for
mer prominent resident, died in Racine.
Death of Joseph Moore
Z. Police arrest seven in gambling
raid in Market street boarding house.
Death of Mrs. Helen Simmons, prom
inent pioneer woman.-Elks pay trib-i
ute to the memory Of departed BROTH
ers in annual services st. James choir
gives sacred concert at thesS James;
Church.-Hon. Frank EbbertsefeC hica-i
CONTINUED on Page La
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-01-01
SEPTEMBER

l. Kenosha celebrates Labor Day
Score of minor accidents are reported
to police.-Rev. d. B. johnson address
es Kenosha colored people On Chicago
riots.-St. George opens parish center
2. Seven thousand Kenosha Riddles
tramp back to school. Occupants Of
car wrecked by fire truck ask $4,000
damages from city.-Charles w. Nash
announces building of Nash plant in
Milwaukee.W Wisconsin Gas & Electric
Company asks 20 cents as heating rate
Soldier bonus wins by big vote in
Kenosha. Voters vote to buy all utili
ties.-Edward Dayton elected grand
knight of Knights of Columbus.
5. g. A. Phillips of Evanston buys
Senator Stephenson farm for $125,000
Thomas Walters dies Of heart failure
while unloading gravel Archie Haney
arrested on larceny charge in st, Louis
Marriage Of Miss Lenora Tekamr
and John Hampel at st. George s.
Nuptials of Miss Julia Herin and 10
seph Mayer.-Death Of Tom Wallos.
4. Mrs. Margaret Burns Of Kenosha
killed in auto wreck in Chicago
Striglos Brothers of DeKalb buy Eliz
abeth street site for $4,000 ice cream
and candy factory. Word reaches Ke
nosha of death of Private John Lonica
at army camp.
5. Sheriff Meyer seeks hired man Of
Emil Otto on larceny charge. Three
Chicago men start trouble with negroes
in Kenosha. Julius Bogwilo secures
bail and goes back to his children
6. Jim Hoffman tries to rob hotel
and store at Camp Lake and is cap
tured in the act.Luigi Marobella is
stabbed almost to death by Carmine
Orrico in quarrel over card game
Gentleman from Indiana loses hi,
clothes by theft on Jacobs Island
Miss Mathilde Holmes wins scolarshiI
ia school of journalism at Appleton
Marriage Of Miss Metha Lewis and Lt
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-01-01

CONTINUED on Page La
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10
Have you found the mate
to your button?

Don't forget to register
your name in Santa's big
book, and then you can look
and see If your partner has al
ready registered. And when
you find him, you can both
come TO the store and each get
a dollars worth of TOYS.
Toyiand in the Easement.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

A Giraffe.
all motued
and spOtty.
just ike
the one in
the Kipung
book. mild
blue eyes, a
perfect
blonde,
price
$3.50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

Mems Union Suits. Derby ribbed
suits. spring needle knit. in cream
color, medium weight. in sizes s. 10
as Our regular $3.50 values. for
Saturday, each ------------ -S1-9o
Mems Union Suits. heavy fIeeeed
lined. in gray color only Cut full.
shaped arms and legs. button front
and closed crotch In sizes IS to
40; regular $3.50 values for. SO
Corsets. Miller make of white
coutfI. extra heavy boned. double
strength front stay. medium high
bust. large. comfortable skirts.
hose supporters. in sizes s 10 IS
Our regular s3-50 values for Satur-
day. each S@-aS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

Mems FIannelette Gowns. in
white domet and some stripes: two
style collars. trimmed with fancy
stitching and braids; some with
pearl buttons and others with silk
loop; in sizes IS to as, for Satur-
dav only. each ST IS
Boys Mackinaws OF heavy wool
mixed pIaidS. made in the regular
style with two pockets. belt and
convertible collar. in a large variety
Of coIors. sizes to Is, for Satur-
day. each $3.50
Outing Flannel. IS inches wide
heavy weight long f1eecy nap in
dark and light. solid. stripe and
check patterns For Saturday.
real bargain yards for S1-o0
Bargain Basement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

Plaid Blankets. SIS by so inches.
warm and fluffy wool nap in plaids
with heather effects Each blan-
ker weighs about 4 pounds, for
Saturdays special. each -. -S5-95
Mems E1anneiette Pajamas of
good. heavy donlet material with
solid and stripe patterns finished
with pearl buttons in sizes IS 10 46.
for Saturday only, each S2-59
silk Silirting. i \ crepe. dfmity
stripe and plain. perfect in every
way. in So inch width sI-ss value.
for Saturday. a yard -S9c
Mems Cashmere Hose. q fine.
firm quality Of WOOL yarn in the
heather mixtures, for Saturday,
pair SOC
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

a White Camel conjures
up all sorts OF pleasant
visions and forms the nu-
cleus OF a circus parade in
any nursery. Price $3.50
Toyfand-Basement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10
Christmas Stationery

Again we have the largest
popular priced line of boxed
stationery for Chris TN a s
Gifts.
Boxed Stationery many attractive
styles. white and all desired tIntss
a box . .39c
Roxcd Papers. IN white and all
tints and an exceptionally fine quail
Boxed Stationery. very large as
sortment. including Cranes Linen
and Commonwealth Lawn II all
shades. a box ---- SO
We have many other attractive
boxes of stationery which Is an ever
practical and Never Enough GIFT
Make your selections Saturday
while our stock Is compiete and
rev. Prices range
from. $50 to $500
stafEenery-NzIn FToor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10
Special Sale of Christmas Candies the Bargain Basener

Fancy Canlie-our entire
line OF high grade and fancy
candies, regular soc a pound
values. until Christmas.
HOunO- QUO
Vassar and Schraft's Candies. in
fancy boxes. sizes Z. 1, ?. ) and s.
pound boxes. We have these
candies in round reed japanese
boxes and trays All to sell at very
low prices for the quality
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

Bead Necklaces. cut crys-
tai and black beads alter
mating in a most effective
way. Several lengths and
sizes Of these Price $3.50
French Shop-end Floor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10
These Would Be Nice
Gifts

- - @@A
tens of W o o |,
leather and Jersey
cloth Some a r .
gauntlet style and
others are slip on
and clasp Prices
are, q pair
59c TO $2-25
Perrins' French
Kid Glove S, Of
pique and over
seam styles. l and
? clasp in black
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

Cm rellas OF black
American Taffeta with silk
and linen covers and loop
and ring handles, each
$500 to $3.50.
UmbreIlas-Mafn Floor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

a bfack Bear. not fierce at all,
buzz friendly Ike the ones in the
park. With red ribbon u give
touch o. domesticitv. price. $3.50
\ Buffalo, youII think you're in
Gage park when you see him. all
soft and brown and furry, price S2-5O
\ Brown Pony. with a gay blan-
ket and a spirited air. a neat bride
and gentle eve. price. $3.50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10
. Hinnonnfannn-

n H1ppOpOtamuS - rev
children ever own one
JUS like the ones that doze
in the circus wagons. not
pretty, but such a pet.
EELCe .o--1V
Toytand-BaseEne
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

Rain or Shine Umbrei-
las black green. brown
red. purple, taupe and
navy, ivory rings, leather
loops Prices range from
$1,000 to S16-50-
Umbrellas-Nain Floor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10
Stuffed Animals

To Please the children-Big
folks like them, too.
All these Animals are about II
inches high and are most attractive
fnVE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

white, brown, mode champafgne
and grey with contrasting coIcr en-
broidered backs,
a pair $3.50. S4.75 and $500
Ostrich Feather Fans in white,
black, rose. Jade ard turquois blue.
each ......S1 $3.50 to $500
GIoFe<-Nain Floor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

PicturS Fran e 5 OF
French gilt with touches
of enamel in colors. an
oval frame swung in a lit
tie standard. Price. $500.
French shop-end FIoer
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Mems Shoe Specials

Mems Dress Shoes, mahogany calf
skin solid Goodyear welt soles. Eng
ush or conservative lasts. save $3.50
by buying these guaranteed shoes Sat
urday for only Ss.45
Mems Dress Shoes. black or brown.
kid or calf skin. English. Munsen and
conservative lasts. welt Soless regular
$3.50 to s12-60 values. TO close out at
per pair -Ss-Ss
Mems Work Shoes, brown army las.
strong. durable and comfortable. our
$3.50 to $3.50 values special price for
Saturday, per pair S4-9s
Basement shoes
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-20

~ 49,
!. ~ Iowa occafhayen, Aae.|
~. lsoatlans q Rock Island MS
- "a great numbers yesterday
0aenH With them . large
"a e 0tner guests bringing
nnmDef q visitors IN CAMP
" OvSs Scout CommiS-
$3.50. $3.50 - Preston had charge Of
mn lor the R0tarians
s ~ : lsree number Of them CAME
- t0s : TAI afternoon and evening
=. .un. Iney len tho Rock Island
ciao N three groups. one 1t .
o,ciock And the others 1t 3 and 4
= cloc Inoee coming early In the
AIIsInoOn TOOK advantage Of the
vMlmmlng and fishing. Colonel
solusn, coming 9 little later on,
80 Nken LOT z swim under the
1ole euarolansh1p OF ICY" Mosen-
.saoeI 6otn finished their plunge
~ 1904 order and all voucled for
the TACT that the Colonel II some
lioater. He managed to give ICY"
2 lev lessons.
Colonel Jordan and Lieutenant F.
Y. MitcneH, Paul r. Preston, scout
commissioner, ana n. e. Streiter.
president OF the Rock Island coun-
Gil, took charge Of the afternoon in
spection and did 1t in real thor
ough order. In making the after
noon awards all men on the In
specting squad were high In their
praise Of the efforts put forth by
1.-THE scouts as to cleanliness and
tfdiness. Men from the city were
astonished in finding every tent
and the grounds in A No. / order.
Got Scout Meal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-20

] = ~ people interested =. e.
lne . branch corset company
ikie cify have not given mp hops
80 tually finding suitable space
vionced in . communication
6lved " the Chambsr Of Com
11ee requesting them to continue
1rlr search. Their requirements
1and approximately 5000 square
[se 3 Z centrally located portion
n IS city and should the proper
- b available. the company
nm immediately estsblish their
|slnat n this city. Amy space which
~lehf provo suitable for their use
shoeN Be reported to the Chamber
r Commerce, who will take the
nntt1x mp with the interested COM
eeny. The acquisition Of this
much would be a very desirable
49, TO the manufacturing institu-
ans Of Rock Island as 1t would
eiys employment to some one hun
did fifty to two hundred women
immediately.