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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
HEARS
ADDRESS ON
ADVERTISING

Advertising honest advertising -
IS the force behind every big sue
cess in the world, according 10 VIII
liam H Duncan, a Boston advertising
man who. with his wife. Is in FL
Paso visiting Mrs. Duncan's cousin,
Ed Lachman.
Mr.. Duncan was the principal
speaker at the adclub luncheon at
the chamber Of commerce Friday
noon. Mr.. Lachman was with him.
1--WE hear so much about truth in adj
vertising that we are tired Of il,
said Nj. Duncan, but as matter or
fact we have TO have truth in ad-
vertising or il won't do and It won
last. Not truth simply as an ethical
proposition, but truth as great
force that supplies TO power TO ey-
cry human activity that's worth
while"
Jack Biggy made A talk on trade
marks. using posters 70 Illustrate his
points. he told Of the comm rcial
and ethical value Of many well known
trademarks and OF how rhey are pro-
tecteds Nine. Martha Close writer
FOR the Fashion Magazine Of New
York. who Is in II Paso studying
conditions. was the guest Of Mrs
Nell D. MichelmOre-
A collection amounting TO so was
given TO Mrs Kate Hivess marron or
the grin. as a testimony OF apprec-a-
ton for he- services during the year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Funeral Of Dr. Bryan
To Be II 3 TomoT6lC

Funeral services for Or. Edward
Wadsworth Bryan. who died Ihurs-
dav viii be conducted tomorrow att
ernoon at 9 o'clock az the fanny
home. $500 Hueco street. Rev. j. l.
Henson pastor OF the Asbury Methqo.-
DIST church. and Rev. C. x Campbell
presiding eleder Of the FL Paso dis
ODD Fellows and Spanish War vet
Grams win conduct services a the
crave in the odd Fellows plot OF
Concordia cemetery. Dr.. Bryan was
also a Mason -.
Dr. Bryan was born IN 1oustol'
Texas. February II. 1858, and was q
uracticing dentist in FL PasO for 10
wears. FOR u years he was secre-
tary OF the local L Q. o. p. ledge re
was a charter member or the houslon
Light guards, g captain OF the broWn-
vrod rifles. and after the declaration
Of war with Spain IN 1898, was cap
tain OF the san Angelo rides, which
served through the war as 2. company
Of she 3rd Texas infantry. During
the Spanish-American war, DIT. Bryan
was commander at Fort St Philip La,
and afterWard at Fort Clark
Surviving are his widow, dauEn-
ter. Mrs. p 3. Bradley two grand
daughters. Misses Mary ana Gene
Bradley. students OF the Fl Paso high
school. and two sisters. Mrs. caro-
Chapman and Miss Johnelle Bryan, OF
Houston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Is PRISONERS
AREPARDONED
BY LARRAZOLO

santa Fe. n II. Dec. 51-A group
OF 19 New Mexico prisoners today sud
denly lost belief in the old supersti-
ton that Is IS an unluczy number
from governor O. A. Larrazolos VINO
en- the latter part Of his administra-
tion seems 20 be trying 70 make con-
dftfons easy for The next warden OF
the uenitentizrv- OF the IL prisoners
hardened, six had been convicted or
murder. one OF involuntary man
SLAUGHTER. one Of rape, two OF bur-
form school
1Turderers pardoned were: Walter
A Cray sentenced December, 19lu,
from Torrance county 50 years. 30
sefa Perea de Gonzales, only woman
in the group, sentenced from valencia
county, March, 1912, l1es Leandro Oh
guin. sentenced from Valencia cOun-
tus West, sentenced from Grant coAn-
ty. March, 1915, so TO 100 years. Jim
Ferguson. sentenced from Guadalupe
county. NAY. 1913. three 90 seven
years: Luciano Lopez. sentenced from
Mckinley county June, 1913, 70 10 ~
years- 1larcelinO CaraDaJais sentenced
from otero county, October, 1870, nine
10 ten years. for involuntary man
slaughter Amabo Ancheta. sentenced
from Valencia county, september,
1913. 20 years, for rapei Herculano
Martinez. sentenced from Lincoln
county, april 1913, five TO seven
years, for burglary; John Parker
sentenced from Mckinney county
February. 1920, three TO five years
Cor burglary and larceny
The minors from the reform scnQol
ars- Luis BaldanasO and NepomusenQ
Valenzuela, from SocOrrO county and
Nerchel Hayfords from Colfa1 county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
PULLMAN MEN
DEMAND OLD
WAGE SCALE

Chicago, III, Dec 6A-lnlou el-17
80 9ccent the proposed cut in wages
m 10 20 percent, which the emplose e
Industrial relations committee p1q-
nosed- according to Harry smith.
general chairman Of the Pullman
7Tr smith said that the men VINO
attended last nights meeting ane
who represented IS or 80 percelnlt On
the 5000 employees at the Fulllllal p
plant. voted unanimously not 70 aI-
cept a cut in wages
a01rr men now are receiving wages
on ne basis Of the scale awarded by
the railroad labor board on QctoeeE
Ia 1890" Mr. Smith said W. are
not going TO stand Tor any cut -
hearfnr. before the railroad labor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

TELLSDEALERS
TOCUT PRICES

New York. Dec. 31.-Reductions in
predicted by ]. II TreEoe. executive
Secretary Of the National Association
OF Credit 1Ien in his January letter
to members OF the organization
tlroughout the United States.
Declaring that the retailers have
not followed the lead Of manufactur-
ers and wholesalers in cutting prices,
he said retail merchants would have
been better off had they taken their
losses and distributed commodities TO
consumers while the purchasing pow
er Of the consumer was still strong
Many, he explained waited for the
holiday trade before making requc-
tious and while the trade was fair,
essential buying has been narrow.
He urged consideration OF the prob
lem OF preventing unemploym ent
which he termed -the serious thing
OF the moment
ave urge wise and reasonable buy
ing on the part Of all he said lhis
alone wiz keep industry and prevent
fdleness"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
81 LYNCHED
IN 1920, YEAR
SHOWS SLUMP

Tuskeree. Ala. Dec. 31-Lynch-
fnrs were less numerous IN 1871 tnan
in 1919, according 10 records com
piled al Tuskegee institute and made
Guiding eight white men, were
lvnched this year as compared with
81 last year and 6 In 1918 the
81 N ~ Is = Instances I'm 1890 officers Of
the law prevented iynchiugs, the re-
mort showed. 10 Of these instances
being in northern and 40 in south
ern states. Armed force was used
to repel would-be lynchers IN -
cases and 60 four OF these mopS were
tired uuon. seven Of the attackers
having been killed and number
al tie 81 persons ynched. 50 were
In the south and nins in the north
and west. one was a negro woman
Eighteen negroes lvuched were
charged with having attacked white
women. The offences charged
AGAINST the white men were. Muir
der, five; insulting women; one 10 {,
charge except being IoreisHeli
one: killing officer Of the law, one
Offences charged against negroes
1vnched included Murder, 1lFes KILL
ing landlords, SIX; insulting women,
two: knocking down guard, escaping
from chain gang and then returning
and surrenderiug, two and one each
Of the following. Jumping LABOR
contract, threatening To- XII man,
cutting man in fight 'Ior receiving
stay Of death sentence because an
other confessed crime peeping
through windows at woman insist
ing on voting.
BY states lynchlngs occurred as
follows.
Texas. 10: Georgia, 9; Mississippi
Alabama and Florida. z EACH Mime
sofa. North Carolina, Oklahoma and
California 8 each Arkansas Kansas
Illinois. Kentucky, 1lissourli ONO,
South Carolina. Virginia and ~ est
Virginia, one each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
OFFICER FORMERLY STATIONED
HERE Is Ell PASO VISITOR

Col Arthur p. Watts. Infantry
United States army, is spending q
Few DAYS in FL Paso with friends and
relatives Col. watts IS euroute 70
the Philippine Islands, where he has
been transferred for duty with the
Philippine department Lately he has
been stationed at Laredo, Texas,
where he was in command Of the
3Tth Z. S. infantry and the post at
Fort Mcintosh From Laredo the 37th
infantry was sent 20 Fort Wayne
then 10 Fort Brady In Michigan and
it was at Fort Brady, Sault St Marie,
Michigan, when Il received his orders
for overseas.
Col watts was in FL PasO in 1912
with the 18th infantry, and then
shortly afterwards was Quartermaster
for Fort Bliss and the Fl Paso mill
tary district. During the world war
he commanded a regiment OF infan-
try ia France. Upon return to this
country he was again sent 20 El
Paso as zone transportation officer,
from which post he was transferred TO
the line and to the infantry arm Of
the serTice- aL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
MORE GIFTS ARE RECEIVED
FOR JUAREZ BENEFIT BALL

The Spanish American lodge OF
Tuarez has received additional coutri-
fsz4fions from E1 Pasoans for the bene-
fit bali The bali TEss 20 have been
riven Christmas but was postponed
on account Of the death Of AIRS. Fran
cfsco Rodriguez. a member Of the or
der. Ihe proceeds VIII be used TO
send a delegation 20 the convention
AZ Tucson, Arizs January II, to try TO
bring the 1928 convention to JIarez-
Additional coutri butors iuclude- The
White House. Sherwin- Williams com
pauv, Lee Moore, Henry S. Beach, r
1I. Dudley. y. ]. Birney- Martin r
Sweeney. Louis Chernis, R c. Light
body e CO. ROBBERS company, First
Rational bank, T. W. Huffecker, Meyer
d Talbot. Eoldsteln, Shelton-Payne
Arms company, Slberberg Bros FIELD
Parker company, Wise seed company
Anderson Investment company, p W.
14cAfee. III Faso Overland company
p. c. Thede Lumber company. Evans
sales company Pevton Packing com
pany. e L Murphy, 7. del Campo Dr.
Urfwere Luui "a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

PROBLEM UP
TO PREMIERS

Paris. France, Dec. Shy the AS
ISOLATED Press. THE attitude Of the
British government regarding the in
timation OF Dr. walter Simons, the
German foreign minister. that Ger
manr viii be unable TO come 20 an
agreement on reparatlons II Iur
pressed 10 disband her ponce or
ganizations IS not known mere OH
INQUIRIES ia official circles today
elected the information that an carry
meeting Of the allied premiers aiolle
urfT clear uu the attitude or tle
allies. as. while the question lnleIes -
France more particularly it is = ~
lective question which must PC -
cided by all the slgnalofles 10
Spa agreement No. ~.
Penorts from London that the Brit-
ish cabinet has decided to give rallle
q free hand IN dealing with German y
on disarmament are no. IA a 49,
officially, but il is common .eu ia 3
Era nee does not want a free manu-
10 menace is involved in the Frencn
affff1de il was pointed out py ule u
official today There IS always -
Drosnect. he said. Of application OF lne
r---ffisa r,rnvfded If Germany refuses
10 FrIfU1 her obligations. but tne
French view IS that the menace comes
f~o-- the Germans. who TOOK a SEP
uuurecedeuted since the war '1nel ~
Sfmons called on CnaEles A--e- -. ~ :. :
T7---rN ambassador TO Germany ana
tod sim virtually that Germany prop
sbIv would be unable TO pay the rep
srations II obliged TO disband the
police 49,. ~, 77,-1,-
--,1is- will be selected for occupation
Fin case ii is found necessary 70 plt
into effect the provisions OF the 80
aereement. the allies having the rlsl-
f6 choose any other territory IN an
531if,,5s ir viii be a collective cper-
alton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Harry Kidd Is Gioen
Commission In Royal
Canadian Air Force

Harry Nethis Kidd, former El
Pasoan. son Of Mrs. w S. Wiley, OF
the Wiley sanatorlum, has been COM
missioned honorary second lieutenant
Of the Royal Canadian air force. The
commission was signed by king
George at the court Of St James.
lIr. Kidd BE- % years old He at
tended the FL Paso high school and
az the outbreak OF the was was going
Being under age at the time. and IN
able to get into the United states
army. he went 70 Canada and en-
listed in the air forces Of that coun-
try. he is an artist. and during the
war was called 70 England by Cen
y. Trenchard 20 do his portrait Mr..
KIDD Is at present studying art al
ne Academy Of Fine Arts IN Phila-
delphia-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
NCITY
PLACED UNDER
SMALLPOX BAN

Chicago. III. Dec 51.-Half o. the
r7r11-qntine today following the Out
break OF an epidemic OF smallpox
geventv-four cases OF the dlseaae
were reported and about 1900 per
sons are blockaded in the quaran TN
Hammond. INA. another Chicago su-
burb
Health officers today were consld-
plants in the district All pubnc
gatherings were forbidden and the
aters were ordered closed az East
Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
FIRE ANDFIGHT
IS CAUSED BY
BEEF STEW

San Francisco. Cauf, Dec. ST.
Desire Of Biglari Gulio for beef stew
led to a fire alarm, a fight on the
roof OF a hotel in the italian quarter
here, and steps 10 determine Gulio's
mental condition
Gulio, the police say, thrice set the
roof Of the hotel afire in an effort TO
cook the stew. Twice the proprietor
eztinguished It. The third time, find
ing Guuo armed with an ice pick and
a rusty sword. he called the police
Two officers subdued the man after
a spectacular struggle along the
caves, and eLunguished the nre-
Gulio is in jail awaiting the attention
OF specialists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Oregon Names New
Consul General At N. Y.

OREGON. Of Mexico, has appointed
BENJAMIN Trasvina, Of Nogales, So
nora. to be consul general at New
YORK. and Alberto 1Iascarenas, also OF
Nogales, Sonora as consul genera
at san Francisco, it has been an
nounced by Mexican Officials mere
rTrssvina. Is a former vice president
Of the Nogales. sonora. chamber OF
commerce and a merchandise broker
AFascarenas is a local lnancier. Botn
were educated in the United states.
Trasvina is a graduate Of Cornell
University, while Mascarenas was
r-a5usted from santa Clara college,
in California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
MAIL
GUARD HAS
BEEN LIFTED

Boston. Mass, Dec a1.-Special de-
livery mail hereafter viii not require
receipt. the postmaster general nou-
fled The postmaster here today.
such mail VIII be delivered to the
addressee or 20 the person authorized
TO receive It and 81 delivery cannot
be made 20 persons 70 VIII be placed
fin mail boxes and a notice left under
the door.
The announcement said the change
was in keeping with a plan 20 use the
special delivery system solely for eL-
peditiug mall matter and not Tor
safeguarding o., a function cared for
by the registry system.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
MINE
LOCATOR OF
ARIZONADIES

Phoenix. Ariz-. Dec. S1.-Word was
received here early today from Flor
ence. Ariz.. Of the death in the hos
pital there OF C. Frank Schlling Of
Ray. Ari-. pioneer mining man and
known throughout the west
lIr. Settling was one OF the orlGi-
nal Iocators OF the properties now
controlled by the Ray Consolidated
Copper company and has been asso-
ciated in other large mining ventures
Funeral services viii De held IN
RAY Sunday and the body VIII be sent
to san Luis Obispo, Calf where MS
wife was buried
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Girl Dance Teachers
Plead For Open Halls

san Francisco. Calf, Dec 31.-Fiftyl
girls employed as instructors i'm
dance halls here have appeared before
the Women's Vigilant committee and
urged the committee not to proceed
with its campaign tn close public
dance places as the result Of gang at
tscks on young girls.
The girls protested their living
would be taken from them as the
dance halls are vital 20 their eNis-
tence-
The members Of the committee
pledged themselves TO obtain other
work for the girls IL possible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
BOROUEZ ON WAY TO MEXICO
CITY TO TAKE CABINET Posi-

Nogales. Ariz., Dec 51.-Elayio A.
Boruuez. former governor OF So
nora. has arrived here from Her
to Mexico City to assume his duties
as controller Of the treasury in the
cabinet Of president Oregon Otti-
cfals in Nogales. Sonora said the
cabinet portfolio was newly creaLea,
havfng been made necessary by the
cuntry's resumption Of national
banking system
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
SONORA BEEF CATTLE TO BE
SHIPPED TO MEXICO CITY

Aqua Prieta, Sonora, Dec, 1l---Be-
rfnninr in q few days, several car
loads OF beef cattle from ranges n
the state Of sonora VIII pc snlppeo
- ere 1Terico city m--rket by Fran
cisco and Ramona Elias and Rafael
CabfIondo. Besides cattle belonging
to the shippers several thousand
head have been purchased from oLn-
81 rasers. including Americans for
ehfnment. The cattle viii come from
Nexico at Naco and Nogales, and
VIII be shipped in bond through the
United States via FL Paso TO Juarez-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
BERT B. WILLIS IS DEAD.
Will BE BURIED TOMORROW

Bert 3 Willis. aged IS years, died
at the home OF his sister, Mrs. G. g
Roberts. SOS Chester street. Thurs
da vafternoon. He was a resident or
Fl Paso for Il years. Funeral serv-
Ices will be held at the Trinity Netho-
dist church at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Rev. p. p knicterbocker
will officiate- Burial viii be in
Evergreen cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
GIRL WILL LIKELY DIE
FROM BICHLORIDE POISON

Rosa diaz, aged Is years, probably
ride OF mercury which she swal-
lowed Friday. The girl, who lives
IN a room in A. b. c. alley, between
Third and Fourth streets. said she
took the poison about 10 o'clock.
Three hours later q neighbor dis
covered her condition and called po-
lice Policemen w. c. Stewart and
Charlie Woods responded. Emer-
gency attention was given by DIT.
John Hardy. Her recovery was cX-
tremely doubtful. the doctor said. She
is at the county hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Former Mexican Bandit
Is Making adobe Bricks

Mexico city, Mex Dec. 51.-Gen-
Perd0 Zamora. the reformed bandit,
also turned over q new leaf, az least
Tor a time. is reported to be making
adobe brick at the Cauutilla haclen-
da in the state OF Durango
The story OF Zamora's honest toll
was brought TO Mexico City by Cob
Luis Alvarez Gayou, on his arrival
from Durango
AccordinE TO Col Gayou. Zamora
fg interested in his work as brick
maker for the hacienda and wants
nothing better.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Japan DENIES
PROTESTMADE
ONLANDLAW

Toxic. Japan, Dec 11.-Ihe state
ment is made in official circles that
Japan has not protested against the
California land measure IN view OF
the negotiations which are pending.
The declaration made December 2
by representative Kahn, Of California.
that he believed reports were true
that the Japanese government nau
ry-ithdrawn its opposition 20 the
California laud law, it is believed was
due possibly TO Misrepresentation over
the speech made by Vlscount ycnlaa-
the foreign minister. before the diet
on December a. in which he eN-
pressed the opinion that new jap
anese-Annerican treaty would be con-
Guided. leading to the notification OF
the California land law
state department officials at wash
fnrton have declared that representa-
tive kahn was mistaken in his I'M
preston that Japan had Withdraw p
opposition TO the California anti
japanese land law adopted in Novem-
Der.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
u. S. Adjutdnt- General
Is Sentenced To IaiL

washington. D. c., Dec 51.-1Iai.
Gen. Peter G. Harris. adjutant gem
eraI OF the army, was sentenced to-
day 20 10 days IN jail for contempt
by justice Siddons Of the District OF
Columbia supreme court
Gen. Harris was Gdiudged In con-
tempt because Of his refusal 70 obey
an order Of justice Siddons TO eN-
nibit an affidavit filed in the war de-
partment under the selectiTe service
act
was saved from going TO jail BIZ a
provision Of law allowing govern
ment officials when sued officially to
prosecute appeals without the for
mality OF a bond
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

Geneva, swift. Dec. 51.-1Iademoi-
selle Msuter. CT Neufchatel, reputed
70 be the Oldest woman in SWitzer-
land. has just celebrated her 105rd
birthday. A romance that did not
end as romances should caused her 10
remain an old maid. although, she
sars. she had eleven uronosals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
MEXICAN c. OF C. DELEGATES
VIII. RIDE ON PASSES

emilio ArEuel1es, assistant secre-
tzrv Of the Juare1 chamber OF com
rssercs. has been informed that passes
for en- felsEateg 60 the convention Of
me Confederation OF Chambers OF
Commerce OF 1leIico in Juarez in
FebruarT. viii be given by Mexican
rsfiroads. About 200 delegates are
said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
CHH8JAHJA'S GOVERNOR
viii. BE INVITED TO RODEO

Gov. Iguaclo Enriquezs Of Chihua-
hua. has been Invited % attend the
cowbov contests ln Il Paso next
month. p. n Bennett. member OF
fhs young Mems Business league
WHO b helrinE arrange the show. said
there were many expert mexican
'l-suueross who would Ike 70 take
part 81 the rodeo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

Mrs. II. n. DERRICK. IS years old,
died at a local hospital Thursday
afternoon. FEneral arrangements
have not been made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

r.. b. HaWlius Presiding.
STATE vs.. AIRS. Henry Mohr- speed
ing. fine Of 800 and costs, applca-
ton for new trial granted.
Clark Wright Presiding.
State vs.. A. W. Graham and W. s
I.azero. speeding. fine Of 81 and costs
each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

To Cure a Cold I'm One Day
Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMC
QUININE tablets The genuine bears
the signature OF E W. Grove. zoe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

LAAAAAA-Aa1 IN 0AA--HA--Aa
In need Of q practical farmer or fore
man. had many years erDerie1ce as
farmer Of Irrigated land; expert stock
man; also expert grnder and clearer Of
farm land. ditch o. road work. Give
me an interview. Address
G. G. B.. II Paso. Texas.
r. r. D. J. Box 243-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

James Graham 1IcNary is confined
to his home with a severe cold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
TIE COURTS


judge Ballard CrluWell EreaiuinEs
A. j. Mitchell Auto company vs. A.
C. Langan. recovery OF automobile,
petition filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

LICENSED TO WED.
Talmadge p. Rodgers and Margaret
L Coone.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-25
Licensed to Wed
HAMPTON

Mrs. Harry Benell and Miss Haz-
7 Fulscher. Of Moline. have been
lere to see their mother. Mrs.
slscher, who has been confined
y her bed for several days.
Gamma Outman is home from the
lospital. somewhat improved.
Rev. M. R. Ferguson, evangelist,
q Chaffee, Mo-, was prevented by
ne sickness Of some of his
friends from coming to Hampton
Wednesday. He was to begin a
tertes Of meetings at the ConEre-
ntions church at that time, but
ney have been postponed until
ome time next week. Meanwhile,
Preparatory services are held every
ssening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-25
|Y,r,c.A. CALENDAR

~ Hi-Y boys will meet tomof-
- evening at the Y. N. G.. A. The
~ aid not meet last week. as the
- we're unable to be notified be-
~ Of the school recess.
N water display. in which var
~ swimming strokes, life saving
funny stunts will be given,
II Be held tomorrow evening at
Y swimming pool. The pool
nchers will only accommodate
y persons.
/ ne first game Of the City volley-
n league tournament will be
Hyea at Sis and 5:55 tomorrow
oajng between the doctors. law
=, American Legion and . team
hcsen at large.
! ne. social committee Of the Y
MI meet tomorrow evening ia
HE final arrangements for the
bllcve'en party to be given Fri
night for adults.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-25
HAVING LIQUOR
BRINGS ARREST


The Rock Island police rsids1 two
more Of the city's solt drink par
lore Saturday and James Carey and
Frank Sohnson, the latter . negro.
propristnrs Of the pieces, were ar
raigned before Magistrate d. ]. Gle
land in police court Saturday after
noon snA were Aned $500 each on
charges Of having intoxicatiAe
liquor In their possession.