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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
PASQUALE May
GO UP FOR LIFE
SeIf.Coniessed AbductOr and Stay,
er Of Baby C0uEhl!n Faces
Long Sentence.

Philadelphia. Nov. 1S.--Life i'm
prisonment Is the maximum pen
atty that can be imposed upon Au-
gust Pasquale, 1.-The crank" self
confessed abductor and slayer Of
l3-montbs-old Blakely Coughlin,
who Yesterday pleaded guilty In
the Montgomery county court to
second degree murder and kidnap-
ping for extortion.
The commonwealth accepted the
plea Of second degree murder,
which carries a penalty Of 20 years
Imprisonment because Of its ina
bility to produce the body OF the
chilud CT a witness who had seen
the body.
The penalty for kidnapping is
life imprisonment.
Judge Swartz, before whom the
case was heard, said he would pro-
nounce sentence Saturday. Owing
TO the prisoners plea OF guilty no
jury was impanelled. In his alleg-
ed confession. the crank" said that
after he stole the child from its
crib on June ., he accidentally
smothered it under his Goa. the
same night. east II into the Schuyl-
kill river. tied to an iron rail. Div
ers found the rail. but repeated
search in the vicinity OF the spot
Where the crank" said he had
thrown the body failed to reveal
any trace OF it..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
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Rock Island. ILL.,, Nov. is. Editor
Argus: A Supreme Enchantress
Of Supreme Caldron. Mysterious
order witches Of Salem. l wish to
correct the statement which APP
peared in last nights Argus ~
follows: That the first Supreme
Caldron will form In this city"
1 organixed Amoo Caldfon in De-
cember, 1917. 1t was chartered BY
Chicago in January. 1918, - 'Amoo
Caldron No. 2, N. o. W. o. 8. A
supreme body was formed in Chi
cago February. 1SlS--Amoo No. :
holding two offices.
In March, 1918. Mrs. Josephine
Mace, then head of Amoo No. :,
withdrew from the parent organi-
cation. Injunction proceedings
we're served on her and others for
unfraternal conduct. She plead
guilty to the charges and surrend-
cred her charter. however, retain
ing the name Amoo CAldfon and Is
now usurping the name Supreme
Caldron from the parent organiza-
ton. t.s
MRS. VASHTI A. BOLIVIAN.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
CONFESSEST0
Theft OF MAIL
OrSille Phillips Admits ParddpA.
ton In Big Loot Of Bur.
liDgtOn Train.

Council Bluffs, Iowa, Nov. 49,
Orvllle Phillips. II. younger broth
er Of Merl Phillips, has surrendered
to the government authorities and
has confessed to having participated
in the three and one-half million
dollar robbery of fast mail train
No. on the Burlington route rail-
road here Saturday night.
Orville's confession IL dramatic
incident in the story of the crime
and his surrender was made. he
says. when he discovered that his
brother Merle was perjuring him
self in an effort to save him. Or
vile Phillips Gays that Merle did
all that he could to persuade the
other boys from carrying out the
robbery
In supplemental confession said
to have been made by Fred E. Pot.
fenberger, the 19-year-old youti, un.
der arrest. he is understood to have
changed his previous statement thai
he did not know what became Of
the contents Of the sack. which j.
, understood to have contained abou
$7s0,000 in government bonds. ant
now says that the contents Of tn
bag was burned.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
POLAND SHALL
DEFEND DANzIC
League Of Nations Issues Mandate
for Military Protection Of City
Case Of Germans.

Geneva. Nov. 18.-(United Press.)
Informal reports here that
League Of Nations commission, in
terceding in the Polish-Lithuanian
dispute, had been fred upon near
kovno. concentrated attention to-
day on the league council, which
had appointed the commission.
There was severe criticism Of
the council for failure to give
greater publicity to it's decisions
and hearings. A full explanation
OF the proceedings leading to the
dispatch of the commission to the
Polish-Lithuanian front was de-
manded by liberal delegates. They
also demanded more complete state
ments regarding other delibera-
tons. The assembly organization
was complete today with the nam
ing of vice presidents and commits
sion chairmen who will rank as
vice presidents. The officials were
chosen yesterday in secret session:
Commission chairmen Organic
alton, A. j. Baifour. Great Britain;
technical organization, Tomaso Tit
toni, Italy; world court. Leon Bour-
geois. France; administration. Jose
Quinones de Leon. Spain; admis-
sion. Antonio Huneus, Chile: man
dates and disarmament, Hjalmar
Branting. Sweden.
Vice presidents included yelling
ton Koo OF China; Costa, Portugal:
Blanco of Uruguay, and Aguero,
Cuba.
Decision "Transitory.'
AK Ia Chapelle. Nov. 1S.-Con-
stantine Fehrenbach. German chan
cellor, and Dr.. Simons. foreign min
lister, concluded here today a tour
of the Rhineland districts and de-
livered addresses in which they dis
cussed domestic and foreign is
sues. DR.. Simons. referring to the
ALLEGATION of the districts Of Eupen
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
GALESBURG MAN
SEEKS FURTHER
HELP FROM COPS

William Cameron. 624 North
Cherry street Galesburg ILL.,, has
notified the Rock Island police that
he is being pursued by streak OF
bad luck in she automobile owner
ship game, which. bad luck first
came to the attention Of the local
authorities last Monday when Cam
eron appeared here to seek aid in
recovering a car which had been
stolen.
Leaving Rock Island Tuesday in
another machine. he lost new tire
on the road south OF Milan. The
car that had been stolen from him
was taken from Galesourg last Sun
day and was last heard from at New
Windsor, south Of this city. and
headed toward Rock Island. The
Illinois license number OF the car
II 449f6S. In q Communication to
the police today Cameron says that
he has found 40 trace oe the car
and also asks the police to give
what aid they can II locating the
lost tire on the second machine, The
tire IL . Goodyear cord on q steel
rim. size 3bxs. and has . leather
caRsp
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
Personal Points

Principal Arnold Lau Of the high
school left this afternoon for the
high school teachers conference 10
DO held ct Urbana Friday and Sat
urday. Mr.. Lau will be on the pro-
gram tomorrow morning and speak
on Curriculum Reconstruction" In
connection with the manual arts
department. The Misses Hazel
Parrish and Mabel Co66ert left this
morning to attend the. conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Thrasher and
daughter, Pauline Of 1906 Sixth ave-
nue.. left at noon yesterday for st.
Petersburg. Fla, where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Meek Of Marissa
arrived last evening for . visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Charles E. Bry-
an 1925 Tenth avenue
Mrs. G. A. Castleman Of st. Louis
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben T
Cable.
Miss Clara Belle Stephens, for
merly of Rock Island and now OF
Chicago. returned to her home yes
terday after . visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford e. Myers. 1916 Forty
third street
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
AT AUGUSTANA

Rehearsal for the Messiah was
held last evening at Augustana col
lege chapel, eco being ON hand for
the work. There are already 23A
enrolled to take part in the produc-
ton but those in charge hope to in
crease that number to at least 300
Those interested are urged to en-
roll at once. Eighty-six sopranos,
81 altos. so bass. and SO tenors are
included in the pa enrolled at this
time The oratorio will be present
ed in Augustana gymnasium Dec
10.
August9na Musical club will en-
terrain ata party Saturday evening
in the college canteen. The affair
is open to all students in the con
servatory department and all who
attend are assured of a happy time
The entertainment will be i'm
promptn, there being no definite
program announced.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18

and Malmedy to Belgium. declared
Germany viewed the decision OF
the council Of the League Of Ma
tons as only = "transitory solu-
ton"
I'VE do not desire to enter the
League Of Nations" he said. in re-
ferring to the meeting OF the as
sembly OF the league at Geneva
unless there il An intention. plain
" Indicated, to receive u as equals
1t would be imprudent to force our
selves into . society which con-
hins people who declare they will
walk out In the event certain other
folks enter"
Net Worthy Of Name.
DR.. Fehfenbach, reiterating that
the peace Of Versailles did not de-
serve the designation Of . peace,
declared that Germany. neverthe'
less, would live up to it and had
already demonstrated her deter.
mination by her work In making
coal deliveries and in disarmament
To Defend Danxig.
Berne, Switzerland, Nov. 18.-De'
cision has been reached by the
League Of Nations to entrust Pc.
land with a mandate to carry out
the military defense of Danzig. &C.
,cording to information received by
the Swiss Telegraph agency.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
THUMBS DOWN
ON CITY COURTS

Springfield. ILL.,. Nov 1S.-Aboli-
ton OF the IS city courts in Illinois.
with the exception of Chicago, and
establishment Of circuit courts in
every city of more than 5000 popu-
lation was provided for In the adop-
ton this morning of seven sections
Of the judicial enactment article OF
the new constitution.
Delegate John J. Brenholt Of AL
ton offered an amendment to sec
ton of the report that would have
included city courts. By a vote Of
IS to 3 the convention defeated the
amendment. /
A proposal was adopted making
the clerk and the reporter OF the
sup .eme court appointive by the
court. Under the present constitu-
ton the clerk Is eiectisA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
DELEGATES TO !,
Y BOYS MEET
Are SELECTED
Five from Association and Three
from Mothedlst Church Go to
Springfield.

Five delegates we're chosen by
the Y. n. c. A. board Of directors
to represent the local association
at the seventh annual older boys
conference to be held under the
auspices OF the Illinois Young
Mems Christian association and
Illinois Sunday School association
at Springfield Nov. 1928. The ones
chosen will receive $50 to help de-
fray expenses and are: Marion
Bessely, leader; Leroy TOland
boys department; Robley Biehl,
Quincy Mcneil and Sam Ryerson,
Three delegates sent from the First
Methodist church are Hartzell
Huntley, John Freeman and Rich
ard Ramser.
Banquets, music and addresses
ny distinguished men will make
the conference interesting IS well
as educational for the young rep
resentatives.
The welcome from the city o.
Springfield will be given BY Mayor
Charles F. Baumann and welcome
addresses will also be given from
the churches and Y. M. G. A. Rich
ard Hess Of Evanston, president o.
the 1919 conference. is schedule.
to voice the response.
Some of the principal speaker
of the conference will be: J. II
Hauberg, Of Rock Island. AM
chairman Of the state conference
committee; David r. Porer, Ian
sing; F. Smith. F. A. Sherwood
Richard Hess. George Plat Knox
! DR.. Allan Hoban and e. T. Cliss
hold.
The theme of the conference vii
be Our job"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
MONTHLY Loss
Three MILLION

New York, Nov. 1S.-While the
United States had 20 Of its 81 tank
ers leased to private oil concerns.
"a shipping board vessels were tied
up in American ports for lack OF
fuel at monthly loss to the gov
eminent OF $4,000. 900. Martin j.
Gillen. former special assistant to
the shipping board chairman. tes-
tilted before the congressional COM
mittee investigating shipping board
affairs here today.
The facts. Mr.. Gillen said. were
shown by statistics as late as May
IS, 1920.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
new OIL FIELD
MAGMA TESF FOR
THE TWO CITIES
Mayer ScAriver, States Attorney
Bell Police Chief Coz and
Others Own Gssher.

Financial success from a venture
ia the Texas Oil fields for Mayor
Harry n. Schrivsf. States Attorney
BENJAMIN S. Bell. Police Chief Tom
Cox and other Rock Island and
Moline men seems to be assured,
according to IN optimistic telegraph
report received at the city hall to-
day from Mayor Schriver.
The drillers shot" the well We'd
nesday and q gusher estimated at
1000 barrels . day was ushered in.
what IL more. the maycr telegraph
ed that the men in charge Of sink
ing the well got an opening only
three feet in the sand underneath
the cap rock and that prospects
are bright for one OF the biggest
wells in the district. which is at
Breckenridge. in Stevenson county.
Tho mayor, Chief Cox, Edward
Bakersfield. fre and police commits
sioner, and others interested in the
project. left Rock Island week
ago Tuesday for the Texas field to
be on hand when the we'll was
brought in.
The oil property is owned on a
partnership basis by about two
score men. all OF this community
A development fund of some $64.
900 was raised, mostly on basis
/ Of 1900 from each person in on the
| project, 1t L, understood.
States Attorney Bell is erected
with having discovered the pros
pect last summer and on his return
interested Otto c. Se.dlitz and 9th
ers in the enterprise. Mr.. Seidlisi
has been in Texas for number o.
weeks directing the drilling opera
tons.
Among a number of others inter
ested are Sam Bell. brother OF thu
states attorney; Otto Adams, Al
bert McInnis. Dave Brady. Archie
McInnis, all of Rock Island; Mag
istrate Frank Gustafson, Emil John
son and Sam kanakis Of Moline.
No Company Organized.
No company has been organized
the project being carried out on |
partnership basis thus far. Tn
property is said to be one blocl
square and only one we'll may b.
drilled on any such block. but i
has been rumored for some tim
that the men interested have al
option on large tract in the sam
locality and had about reached
decision to purchase the land shoul
the present property prove success
full. which it is indicated it ha
done. Many OF the intereste'
. parties are now in Texas and 9th
ers here are elated over the new
just received.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
Meet at Home.

The Queen Esthers of the Spen-
Ger Memorial Methodist church
met Tuesday afternoon at Bethany
home, after school. Miss Marta
Elm conducted the lesson, which
proved very interesting and prom
Used we'll for the new series OF
which this was the first Mrs. A. c.
harrison will entertain the circle
at ts meeting the third week in De-
cember. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
NAME PHILLIPS
GRAND WARDEN
Green Valley Man IL Made Active
Head n Odd Fellow Encamp.
ment ct Springfield.
(Special to The Argus)

Springfield, ILL.,. Nov. 49,. D.
Phillips Of Green Valley, former
president OF the Illinois Bankers
association. was elected grand war
den Of the grand lodge Of the In
dependent Order OF Odd Fellows at
the second meeting yesterday Of
the state encampment being held
here. Delegates from every lodge
In the state, including the three or
gantlations from Rock Island,
were present at the meeting.
Other officers chosen were John
". Birney Of Bloomington. grand
representative: DR.. G. A. Robbins.
Of Dixon. grand master; A. l..
Yantis Of Shelbyville. deputy grand
master. John H. Skies Of Spring
field Vas reelected grand secre-
.tary; Melvin P. Berry Of Carthage
WA rejected grand treasurer and
James Ewing Davis Of Chicago
grand representative.
The reelection Of Grand Secre-
tAry Skies will see the continuation
OF bis service In office for the clst
year. The meeting Of the grand
lodge yesterday morning at the
state arsenal was featured by the
election Of officers. Several mat
tiers OF business we're taken up and
greetings from the other two Or
ders were received.
The Rebokah assembly started its
election at the First Christian
church ct 1:3o O'Clock. BY unani-
nous vote Mrs. Alice NJ. Trees Of
Peoria, was advanced from the Of
flee Of VICE president to president.
Mrs. Nellie N. Thompson OF Kan
kakes vas advanced from warden
10 vice-president.
Interest centered in the contest
for warden in which there were
eight starters. The eight were
Miss Millicent Ebert, Springfield ;
Mrs. Ella Dunlop. Chicago: Mrs,
Lena Brennan. Chicago; Miss Flora
Sheets. Decatur; Miss Fern Web
xtsr. Chicago: Miss Catherine
kuns. Alton; Miss Gladys Neil,
willow Hi. and Miss Violet King
o. Elgin.
Several recommendations OF leg
islstufe have been made. it is said,
and the vote on the measures will
probably be taken at the meeting
10 b. held Thursday One Of the
measures IL said to be the changing
Of the annual meeting date from the
third Tuesday in November to the
first Tuesday in October. At the
&rend encampment meeting held
Tuesday the meeting date Of that
orGaniIaticn vas changed to the
first Monday in October.
Two factions seem to be work
ing and II 10 said tina. II the grand
lodge changes their meeting date
10 the first part Of October next
year the grand encampment will
make an amendment to change the
hate again. The Rebekahs may
change their meeting date II the
grand lodge does rs the two orders
work together. In event the
dates, are changed the
held here this year
which vas BY far the largest IN
HE history Of the Odd Fellows, will
never see It's like again.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
PROF. DEuTSCh
OF CINCINNATI
TALKS SUNDAY
Meeting at Elks' Hall Nov. q to
Present Leading Jewish His.
torian of America.

Professor Gotthard Deutsch OF the
Hebrew Union college OF Cincin-
natl will address q tri-city audience
at Elks' hall, lis Eighteenth street,
Rock Island, at s O'Clock, Sunday
evening. Professor Deutsch is one
of the leading Jewish historians OF
this country. The meeting is open
to the public Of the tri-cities. He
will speak on THE Roots of Anti
Semitism."
Professor Deutsch is the origin.
.ator of current encyclopedia system
and is the author of many books
His most recent work. the third
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18


volume Of the "scror,s.- 5.
pear shortly. The professor :
known throughout the ccS 3 vi
very active in the Nations, 4
Defamation League Of AVE. ~
has been for years associ..s sl|
me aeO rev Union college. 4. !
coming NJ: here under the sus,,.s !
the tri-city chapter Of n. 4
Services Friday.
Services at Temple En..
Eleventh and Brady stre.t. =
port, will be held at so'clc.s \
day evening. The evening" -. q
by Rabbi ]. L. Baron hi, -
The Jewish Conception Of - =
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
Cose Gift Shop.

The Gift Shop which the Kings
Daughter union has been sponsor
ing for week at the Y. w. c. A.
closed today. The plan was a great
success, and practically all OF the
articles which were left over from
the July bazar were disposed OF
during the conduction of the shop.
So practical did the venture prove.
that it has been decided to make it
an annual affair, and the members
of the various circles will begin
very soon to work on their articles.
A good sum was netted the treasury
through the shop, and the circles
members became acquainted with
each other as we'll.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18

Constant brooding over what he
took 70 heart a. hsvtng been .
scathiss dsnsnciation Of bachelors
~ Rev. Diliy sunday . year ago
IN Rock IslaAd. together with poor
vhysical condition from overwork.
ID held responsible for the attempt
Iof Andrew L. Lofquist. sged %, to
commit suicide late Wednesday aft
efnOoa 1t the John A. Holmer
,hOns, 1889 Thirty-ssventh street,
vhAr1 .IIofquist has r0omed for the
last hve years.
At S:3o O'Clock wednesday aft
aynoon Lofquist was found in the
bath room In . seriously weakened
condition from loss OF blood. he
having cut his left arm several
times between the wrist and elbow
With . razor. When found he was
standing over the wash bowl hold
inf his LEFT arm in his right hand.
keiag careful that the wounds
should not bleed other than into
the bowl.
The police were called and aided
I IN getting the man to st. Anthony's
hospital. where he Is being attend
ed BY DR.. Joseph De Silva. The
physician announced this morning
that Lofquist stands good chance
! to recover.
Worries Over Sermon.
During the revival campaign con-
! Quoted by Billy Sunday q year ago
L0fquist attended several OF the
sermons. In one Of these the evan
gelist scored bachelors. claiming
that they we're sinking . duty in
not getting married. Lofquist, who
had never married, Is said to have
taken the sermon throughout as a
condemnation OF his way OF living
and began to brood. according to
the members Of the Holmer fam
lily. Overwork in one Of the Mo-
line factories Is claimed to have
aggravated his condition. From
July to October he was an inmate
OF the WATERFOWL hospital under
voluntary commitment. He is said
to have been in better spirits Of
late to oil outward appearances and
his attempt Wednesday TO commit
suicide came Is Z surprise to those
about him.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
BUYS LUNDBERc spo,

Miss Alice Harvey has pures,..,
the beauty shop at 4o5 r., ~.
ing, from Miss Mabel Ina
The transaction has been eo,,.,.'
ed. and the new maj. asems.. l
taken over the business. M =.
vey worked for seven year 81
Miss Blanche Wilson, ovne, !, y. \
shop before it was sold 70 n.
Lundberg.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
Society
Bex Sociable' . Success,

Arsenal lodge 1886, Mystic Work
ers. sponsored box sociable last
evening at Odd Fellows hall. There
was d large attendance and q good
time was enjoyed by all. A splen-
did assortment OF boxes were sold
and a neat sum realized from the
affair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
Huber Infant,

Infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Huber. $50 Twenty-seventh
street. died this morning at st. An
thongs hospital. The funeral will
be held from the home tomorrow,
with burial in Calvary cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
Milan p. +. A. Meets.

The Milan P. T. A. is holding a
meeting this afternoon when a mis-
cellaneous program will be given.
close Of the afternoon by Mesdames
W. L. Clark. Harry Leiugang, John
Stunning and Fred Peterson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
Obituary
Augusta e. Grandin.

Augusta c. Grand.n, aged 60
years. died Wednesday at IL o'clock
after an illness Of 16 years.
She was born in Sweden Nov. s
1851, and came to this country
when three years old. In 1871 she
married Pehr A. Grandin. Surviv-
ing are one daughter, Clara c
Grandin and a son. Leonard v.
both Of Rock Island.
Private funeral services will bt
held at 1880 o'clock tomorrow af
ternoon at the Knox chapel. Mrs
]. o. Benson Of the Christian Sci
ence church Of Moline. will Off
ciate. Burial will be in Chippian
mock cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
Funeral Of Edward Mueller.

The funeral of Edward Mueller.
who died Tuesday at the home Of
his niece, Mrs. Andrew Math, 1900
Fifteenth street, will be held Fri
day morning at $3.50 from the home
and at 9 o'clock from st. Mary's
church. Rev. Francis J. Uehlein
will officiate. Interment will he
made at Calvary cemetery. The
family requests no flowers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
Funeral Of Mrs. s, E. Hamilton.

Funeral services for Mrs. 8. F.
Hamilton, formerly Of Rock Island.
who died at Denver, Colo. were
held this afternoon at Denver
Burial was in Denver Mrs. Swan
Tropp and daughter. Rena. of Mo-
line, mother and sister OF Mrs.
Hamilton, attended the services.
Another sister, Miss Elsie TrOpp.
attended her sister at Denver dur
ing the latter's illness.