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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

AN excellent program was given
~ Friday evening at the Red Cross
house at Fort Bliss by Wade
Hampton chapter. U d. c., under the
direction Of the president Of the chap
ter. Mrs. f. II. Daugherty and Miss
Emma Nations, chairman OF the en-
tertainment committee
The program consisted OF orchestral
selections by Miss Edna Murdoch,
guitar; Miss Reba Light. mandolin
Miss Amelia Harper. piano. Miss WV
enne Brown. VioInist; Miss huln buL-
tress. Hawaiian guitar. and Miss Lu-
Gle Watson zylophone-. Readings
were given by Miss kathleen Bolton
Miss Maxine Rodgers and Miss Helen
Temple. Southern songs were sung
BY a quartet composed OF Mrs. y ~
LAWYER. Mrs. Ponder, Mrs j. g. Nor
row and Mrs. T. II. Daugherty- MS
Alvin D. Hudson was at the piano
Following the program members oI
the chapter served coffee ana nome
made cake
Flowers were distributed during lne
week to the patients by Mrs Eoltll
C. Lane for the Sunshine society sIl
maEazInes have been sent out oy Ars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

THE art department OF the Woman'i
I club win meet Wednesday after
noon at 9 o'clock in the auditorium
Of the clubhouse. The subject for the
afternoon wiz be Indian art dating
from thousand years 70 the present
A program win be rendered and a
brief history Of the articles OF the
exhibit viii be given
The exhibit viii be Of particular i'm
terest as the pottery and other eN-
hibits are automatically known 70 be
more than 500 years old and are from
the collection Of Mrs. D. Bruce Smith,
who excavated the specimens
The monthly social meeting Of the
Young Women's Bible class Of Trinity
II. E. church was held in the basement
Of the church Friday evening The
decorations and arrangement Of tables
made IL one Of the most beautiful az
fairs even given in the church The
tables were in the form Of a cross
with a magnificent horn g plenty as
center piece and the words we are
thankful" suspended above.
The dinner, which was genuine
THANKSGIVING feast, was enjoyed by
about 90 guests These included the
members Of the class, their husbands
and young men friends. A program Of
music. readings. and songs followed
Mrs. f. z. tanker entertained the
Aiathean Bible class Of Highland
Park Baptist church Friday after
noon. The class was called to order
by the vicepresident, Mrs II. IL Chad
wick. Mrs tanker was nominated
class reporter. Later in the after
noon ice cream and cake were served.
Those present were Mrs. c j. Grant,
Mrs. =. T. Combest, Mrs. T. y. Pierce,
Mrs. II. IL Chadwick, Mrs Morgan
1Iiuican, and the hostess. The next
meeting win be held in December
with Mrs. Chadwick as hostess
= =
Members OF the Woman's club are
making elaborate preparations for
their Christmas bazaar December 4.
Mrs. win T. owen is general chair
man o. arrangements and Mrs. G. W
Young Is in charge Of the cakes. Mrs.
j. A. BELLS is chairman for the
handkerchief sale, Mrs. Charles Levy
Of the flowers. Mrs. John Grant Of tie
candy and Airs. William P B. McSain
and Miss Alice Ashcroft Of the needle
-
wade Hampton chapter Q. D. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Wade Hampton Chapter, U.D.C., Gives
Program For Fort Bliss Red Cross

81. Blain. Mrs. H L Graham. Mrs. e.
a BEARD Of Trinity Methodist church
and George Harrington
A program viii be given at the keo
Cross house on the evening OF NO
vember q. which viii consist Of mu-
sic selections readings and dances,
Mrs. I. I. Case, hostess OF the hea
Cross house, viii arrange this pro-
gram.
Friday evening there viii be an en-
tertainment under the direction Of J..
j. Johnson. educational secretary OF
the Y. ~ c. A.
For Wednesday and Thursday af-
ternoons programs have been ar
ranged. wednesday, Miss Helen TEN
ple viii give readings and MIS- j. F.
Deeds will give a group Of violin Sc
Iections. THANKSGIVING afternoon
women OF the First Presby terlan
church viii distribute flowers to the
bed ridden patients
Lieut.. Harold Rivers, or the 4u4tn
aero squadron. who has been sta
toned here for some time, ieIt TO-DAY
Tor Hampton Roads, Va. TO attend me
aviation Photographic school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Musical.

George Daland, organist and choir
master OF St Clements Episcopal
church. viii 90 10 Albuquerque. Tues
day TO give an organ and piano re-
cital. The piano recital viii be given
Tuesday evening under the auspices
OF the chamber Of commerce Of Al
buQuerque. and Wednesday evening
he viii give an organ recital at St
Johns Episcopal church. He viii re-
turn Thursday. ar. Daland is head
Of tho music department OF the high
school.
on sunday evening at $3.50 o'clock
a chorus VIII sing the song Of
Thanksgiving" a most appropriate
and beautiful manner in which to
open the happy season Of Thanks
giving. at the First P-saby terian
church. Charles ]. Andrews viii di-
rect the chorus ard Mrs. James era
ham McNary win play the organ &C
compartment
Those who are to sing are: Mrs.
r L. Holiday, AIrs. Ralph II. Hen
derson. Mrs. j. L Foster. Mrs W. r.
Schutes. Mrs. sam Watkins, Airs. H
Ar. Long, Mrs. A. II. Goldstein, Mrs.
Charles J. Andrews, Mrs. +. A Nor
risett. Mrs W. j.. Wuerhman, Miss E.
Preston and C. J. Andrews, r. G. Bill
inEs. w. W Rose Leonard Worcester,
jr., DR.. Floyd Poe, james Graham Nc
Nary, Tom Williams, II. @. Meyer, A.
I. BehrinEer and j. A. Dick.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

II j. Stevens. II.
Airs. Roland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Misses Ginther Honor BrideS-TO-Be
With Luncheon At PaSO Del NOrte

katherine Dick. Ruth Schwartz, Viz
ginia Giraud, Billee McRae, Mildred
RoE rs. Alice Myles, Geneviere Ban
nell. stella Brick. Dora Lee Nc Rae,
Elizabeth Stevens. Elizabeth BtaIt'
Jerelean Williams, Jennie Nae Elliott,
Lenna Robinson, Anne Bucher
Frances Oppenheimer and Mesdamesss
Hicks Tooley, X 3. Edmunds, g. G..
smith. Uric l. Bouquet and Mrs
Ginther and Misses Mary and Grace
-
The members Of the 51st degree Of
the Scottish Rite were entertained
with a dinner on Thursday evening
at welcome Inn" Ysleta. with
Crawford Harvie as host Chrysan-
themums decorated the table and
bir log fire burned in the wide fire
place. Those enjoying Mr.. Harvie's
hospitality were Charles $ Ward, DIT.
]. II Gambreu. George AlasliE, H F.
Darnell., Julius Lorentzens T. 4
Courchesue. r. n. Guernsey, J. p.
KeoEh. IT., Capt John J.. Rice, H J.
PsndeIides. William S. Cooke, F. II.
Lynch and F. ~ Bannell-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

4 Uses GRACE AND NARY GIN
iNl TIER gave a luncheon Saturday
at hotel Paso del Norte for Miss
Harriott Howe. Miss Enid Ainsa and
Miss Dorcas Anne Payne whose en-
EaEements 70 army officers were an
nouuced recently. Airs. Paul Ginther
received with her daughters. the
table was decorated in green and
white Wavors were keWpie brides
in wedding reEalla- Place cards de-
nfcted brides and bridegroons and
marl-ed covers for Misses Fayne
sfnEs- Howe. Marion Ainsa, Patty
sfnsa. Dorothy smith, Frances smith
Alma Orndorff, Burtram 0rnuet1l'
sn-e 5Tazofnn. Mary Magoffin-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Lodges and Clubs.

Next Tuesday evening al S o'clock
the Mcdowell club VIII present the
following program
Paper on the composers Strauss ano
Debussy. Miss Cara Hawkins
Solo erenade" -----.------ strauss
Mrs. C. ]. Andrews
Reading. ~rhe Blessed Damse-s WIZ
music by Paul Bliss. Mrs David Fen
messy Miss Mary Hsermans at the
plano
Revere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Debussy
Airs. F. O. Barrett.
Dance. Mrs. Carol working.
Solo Romance" -.---.--.--- Deoussy
Mrs. NJ. Long
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Gold and White Decorations Will
Feature Mrs. Folks Bridge Party

GOLD and white was the color motif
4 featured at the bridge party
given Friday afternoon BY mrs
Robert Gates Folk. one OF Two aLlall Z
OF which Airs. Folk was hostess tlle
week. The other. a bridge party OF
eirsJIa- details. was given this after
noon at the Folk nome 10 -l--
Chrvsan themums in gold and white
decorated the reception rooms ana
other appointments relleclea nc
colors. Shades were drawn and light
I'M with yellow candles in silver and
crystal holders gave the lina4 pref.
note A three course menu was
served at tea time. a..
Mrs. G. 7. Pelham. mother o. the
hostess. assisted with the hospi-alils
of the afternoon. The guests on Fri
dav were. 1Iesdames James Altonte,
Ben Swain, Thomas Hastey, 6rsan
wells Brown. BreedloTe smith, var
ran small. Walter Johnson, Curtis
Read. Joe de Roulac, Herman bate
man. Presley Bittick, Ballard ColQ-
well. Arthur Foster. Misses tame
Morton, Dorothy Ormsbee ana Cnaf-
The guests for this afternoon were:
1Iesdames Charles Goethings Hadley
Sanders. William Fowler, Ralph
Fleck. Tally Brown, Lille HOWARD
Misses Sybil Shedd, Nay Campoell.
ElTeATu EayLEr Bessie LaA4A11H II s+A- p
ces Langston, Jennie Nae Langston,
Grace FTlecl, Blanche Meyers. Ber-
nice Brick and Isabelle Valentine
3
A hundred dollars was raised Tor 81
Alargaret's orphanage at a card party
given Friday afternoon by the Won
ems Catholic Order Of Eoresters II
knights OF Columbus hall Mrs ". B.
CLARION was chairman OF arrange
ments, with Mrs. J. I. Driscou, Mrs.
". Z. TruesdaIe and Mrs. z. c. Hitch
cock as assisting Committee Miss J.
Pesuueria and Mrs. n. S. Quesnel also
assisted at the tables.
The first prize IN the bridge games,
a butter dish, was Won By MS. Iay-
Ior- the second prize. an electric fash
light. by 1Irs. Charles Davis and the
consolation prize, a bottle OF per
fume. went to Mrs. AIc1lindus- Mrs.
i. 7. Strother won the 500 first prize.
an electric iron; Mrs. J. s King, sec
ond prize. pair OF silk hose, and Ms
T. 3. Young, aluminium syrup pitcher
as consolation prize
IN bunco, Mrs A. n. HerreyInann
WOE first prize. bon bon dish MIS-
+. Williams won second prize and
Mrs. Eugene Perkins the consolation
Hot chocolate Uas served during the
games By Mrs. Waiter Blackwell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Weddings.

Announcement Is made OF the we'd
ding OF RobertOsborne and Miss Dolly
Ernst wednesday evening at the home
Of the brides sister, Mrs j. c. Bruckel
ter Of AIr and Mrs Charles Ernst Of
SchulenberE, Texas. 1fr. Osborne has
been for ten years a blacksmith at
Fort Bliss The couple are at home
at f119 Polk street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

rouncemenfs for your holiday parties
It Is quite the Thing. We are prepared
to do All kinds Of such engraVlne
right IN our own shop and In the
most popular styles.
Fl Puso Printing CO.
New address, los Chihuahua st--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

Elizabeth Hawkins. Grace Hawkins.
Pearl Force, Erin Turner, Okle Nor
ris. Genevieve Bannel, Louise cam
breII. Kathleen Allison, katherine
Benjamen, and lIesdames o. T. Metz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Ancient Indian Art To Be Discussed
At Won7an's Club Exhibit Wednesday

met Friday afternoon at the army y.
II. c. A. Mrs. Fields, a visitor who
attended the general Z. ID. c. con-
vention IA Asheville, y. C., spoke
Mrs. Charles E. Bryan gave a report
Of the Confederate reunion held in
Houston and Of the o. ID. g conveu-
ton at Austin. Mrs. P. p. French OF
the Robert 2. Lee chapter, q. ID. c.,
and her aunt, Mrs. Fields were guests.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

hII iIIt tN| na|d
tl4'Nnf 1t'Ia10 ~ M~at.acNu'
is Aa4|''an AAft|fa a
90 salary |NH orgy f0tfIII0r
n ihc country elected |dr onn yea
tN eliff a'c4 have flIlcf Iun ~
tfaf IfE|t
feIriiHlH governors arr better
paid lhNs |hf nt state oxI.c
HiIte tnd two 1T |lIt four nfn 40
n0|nitd Iof IhfeflaI|e ||.ms with
|ihn result ihal ihes fehlain n 81
five ~ long rs a rule. IA tho nfnsi
|icnt Vhp NAMED them
Francis Hur|on Harrison. fotol
Nor general II the Philippians. tops
|ihe list Of lnfr|Itfiai txeruil4rs
with an |ndcfnIN term and y kl
DOo yearly sAlast Arthur Yhaer.
enNcrnof Of Porto Rico. Receives
tioooo and b appointed for an ln.
definite ftIlu. NntNIuuI Ti|omas
hiens, ir. ~ ALASKA and G. !. Me-
earthly ~ Hawaii each recrlvo an
nuaI salaries 81 1sUo duiIna their
four year terms
The slalos which will elect GOV
ernops this gear. with The lneum
bent his poiliics. salary and term
'of office. nrc
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19
Republican Convention
in Chicago GO Years Ago
A Review Of The Republican Con.
ycntion Held IN Chicago 80
Years AGO

CHICAGO. May ls-The conven
ing 81 the Republicans In Chicaeo
June 8 10 nominate a candidate lor
President recalls airesh al mi.
time the Republican convention
opening here sixty years ago which
nominated Abraham Lincoln. This
was The second national Republican
convention and the. first Of The
many which have since been held
IN Chicoao.
The convention assembled on
May 20. 1860. and Lincoln was
nominated ON May no. the third
and last day. After his election
feeling aroused hy the slavery -.
sue ran quickly into civil war.
Relics OF the campaign OF 1861.
including The oil painting ~ the
rail splitter are preserved by the
Chicago Historical Society. n ".
Wood. field secretary Of the socf
ETY., has Just prepared what he re.
CARDS ~ the most complete account
Of events Of the convention OF sixty
years ago. In this he calls ulien.
lion 10 Addison q. Proctor OF Ann
Arbor, Mich. who, Mr.. Wood be.
lieves. Is the only surviving dele.
gate Of the convention.
Chicago IN 1890 was a promising
city Of 10000. not quite % years
old. II had won the convention ~
the offer 20 build The largest AZ.
sembly hall IN the country and an
~ al every session. Accordingly
The TWigwamr arose AZ the south
west corner Of Lake and Market
~slreei~ occupying r space 100 by
$50 feel. II was a temporary wood.
ca structure costing a little over
the estimated e5oo0 The balance
WIS made no hy charfinp % rents
admission on is formal opening
he saturday hefore the convention
Few Republican c0pyeniiuns. 10
any, have been "a charged with
exeltemnHt or hhd so spectacular
nh ending. LincOln's prospects az
pFartd small enough before the
convention opened. Tho favnrilc
WAS William n. seward senator
from New York. Ne had a great
asset ia he ability uf ThnfloV
Reed. who prosecuted his campaign
anlope TIE delegates. tie suffered
4 hanHlcau ia tho sirierminnd nlt
nilsllinn RI Horace firerley, the "a.
mullA Now York editor who had no
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

and ,accordin Eto Mr.. Woods re-,
view. the gcnlers Of interest He
notes. hoWevef. that other. and non.
political attractions. werr numcr
Gus. among them being Zoumees.
circus bands, minslrels and such
well known lheairiraf pirres ~ che
day AZ -Lucreila Borgia and The
Hidden Hand.
The slavery issue came up quick.
~ on The first day ~ the eonven.
ton. when David Wilmol ~ Penn.
%sylVania. on laking The chair ~
temporary chairman. made a ten
minute anlislavery speech. mo
extension ~ slavery hcramc an
essential part of the platform next
day.
IN view Of the many days NOW
|sprni IA hearing delegate contests
this convention Of sixty years aro
offered something novel. There
were M contested Delegates. There.
~efe, however. some ~~conteslins
states, whether Ia admit Mary.
land, Virginia. Kentucky and Tcxs
was a question that occupied most
.of The first day and was still un.
decided when Adjournment came
for the day.
The next day ihc convention o..
cided 10 admit The border states.
The platform committee then
brought IN rs report n was
amended 10 include a r~casscrtlon
.of NE "selfevident truths uf the
Constitution. Al Adjournment little
remained beyond choosing the can.
'didate. and NJ. Wood characterized.
tkat night as a mmuliuous one,
filled with hand music and process.
sions until almost Gay. Enthusiasm
for Seward. we'll worked AZ IN his
behalf, va nj high tide. Greeley
.teleeraphed his paper that 81.
wards nomination appeared GER.
tain. Incidentally remarks Nj.
Wood. this convention vns the flfst
at which The telegraph was EN-
ploycd.
AAN LNttNNA AaNAt AAiu iAt Nullils|
nation IS now for many q familiar.
story. Seward led on the FIRST
ballot l13N with Lincoln next best
At zoe, and pa necessary for q
choice. A few moro votes cuine 81.
Seward on Che second ballot bring
lng his total 10 iSiit. while Llncnln.
Jumped 10 close quarters with ial.
Tho laklng OF the third ballot.
showed lincoln going strongly 70.
the front
A. the Figures Nere being com.
piled ~ X. Cartier uf Cleveland
Ohm, counting them ~ Tor linn
aclf. found that linN1ln needed
only a few vtes 10 win. Tlla lahu
lallon IN fact az llal uenlml Nas.
22fiA for Liurnln ami ~ for ~
ward. with 253 necessary for llle'
nomination lralanlly corllrr was
on his feet 20 announep f0e ifans.
ier ~ lolr Ohio votes Ifuni UiMsp'
n Lincoln
The convention quickly broke In
% 4 scene Of enthusiasm With FEW
parallels Ia The long lIsl az Aner,'
lean political conyonlions. fufiher|
tulqH Nofe changed to hiring I'm
rnIn'e total 10 5f. The nomination
was thea made onanimQu>.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

VI SON waul o easing or lahe that
win give perfect satisfaction buy a
Gpodyeaf At }. y walkerf' sic
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19


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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect It
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.

Judging from reports from drug
gists who are constantly in direct
touch with the public, there is one
preparation that has been very sue
cessful in overcoming these condi-
lions. The mild and healing infiu-
ence Of DR.. Kilmer's' Swamp-Root
is soon realized. It Stands the high
est for its remarkable record Of
success.
An examining physician for one
Of the prominent Life Insurance
Companies, in an interview Of the
subject, made the astonishing state
ment that one reason why SO many
applicants for insurance are reject
ed is because kidney trouble Is so
common to the American people.
and the large majority Of those
whose applications are declined do
not even suspect that they have
the disease. DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root is on sale at all drug stores
in bottle Of two sizes, medium and
large.
However, II you wish first to test
this great preparation sent ten
cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bins-
hamton. N. Y, for = sample bottle.
When writing be sure to mention
this paper.-(Adv.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01

subsequent circumstances have
partly cleared him from definite
blame in the matter. he was taken
Ter = "Peeping Tom,r who VS. on
Grating Of late IN . residence Sec
tion OF this city. and made the tar
Sc: for > shot by an irats house,
holder Saturday night. The fami-
NY Of which the marksmau IL the
head had been annoyed several
times By seeing . face It the vim.
dow. 1t h Expected that, however
rightfuily or wrongfully the ahct-
gun was used, the incident will
prove . warning to the real Tom. .
The lad who suffered actually did
approach and look In the window,
but has . good alfbi for his action
In that he claims to have been In
duced to do 90 by "a tall young
man" whom he met on the street
and who assured him no harm
would como of 1t.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01
lNbER IS TO
Mise BALANCE
FOR CITY PLAN
1865 II Raady To Enter Into
fxneast VIM Edward H.
Bennett, Palmer.

=. halauce OF the money need
= larry through the city PLAN
= peoject for Rock Island is to
2, s,lDsd by the Chamber Of Com
$3.50 recording to an agreement
z into between the Chamber
$500 and members Of the city
a1nsias commission. Just how
s. ek0mber will provide the mon
80 not announced. though in all
1;,sha1llity the money will come
~ x the one fund which Is un-
ri consideration.
Yeuteeday Phil Mitchell, treasury
= 4 the nitrate fund. offered the
,Ia1ey which had been subscribed
4 cifiseus for the establishment Of
/ nityste plant on the arsenal, but
Sfjch vas unsuccessful, to the
Emission. The planning commits
.Ion last summer decided not to
suieY into q contract with Edward
4 Bennett Of Chicago, city plan
n nth the entire 5000 neces-
~ wxs in sight The commission
ri t3,400 from the old patriots
kpd and now with the nitrate fund
.lsd tho promise Of the. Chamber
q Commerce to raise the balance,
liz commission will go ahead with
risning the contract.
John X. Scott, city attorney, has
been examining the contract and
VII report at the city planning
commission meeting tomorrow
night o. 2. Cervin. who has been
1ppointed by the forum bureau OF
Tie Chamber Of Commerce to at
tend the state planning session at
Decatur Dec. 7, will probably hold
conference there with Mr.. Ben
nett, who will also be present at
The state meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01
MAY DROP CASE
WITH MARRIAGE
OF QUINCY MAN

William w. Steinbricher, against
whom Lillian Fleer-of Quincy came
to Rock Island recently to COM
plain. took the vows Of marriage
before Judge N. A. Larson yester-
day afternoon and thereby probably
escapes prosecution on 4 charge for
which he is held to the grand Jury
under bonds by Moline police court.
Miss Fleer made charges to the
Rock Island police that Steinbrich-
er was tho father OF her child.
Complaint was properly filed and
the Moline police were asked to ar
rest the man and turn him over to
the Rock Island authorities. Stein
bricher was found living with an
other woman in Moline not his
wife, and SO the police Of that city
kept him in custody and succeeded
in obtaining a bindover. Stein
bricher was out on bonds and in
the meantime the other woman In
the case has made good her dis
appearance.
This situation did not appeal to
Miss Fleer, who sought the protec-
ton of Steinbricher's name, and
she invoked the aid of the states
attorneys Office. Steinbricher &C
cepted the opportunity to marry
and probably escape consequences.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01
CIPHER FACING
FEDERAL TRIAL
IN BOOZE CASE

Adam Cipher. 3718x 1ifth ays-
nue, was hound over to the April
term Of the federal grand jury By
United States Commissioners T. B.
Sinnstt Tuesday aftsrnoon on 1
charge Of violating the voistead
act
CIPHER was able. to furni1h the
bond and gained his liberty. Tom
Simcox and Louis Ortell were Joint
signers of the release.
The defendant was arrested Mon
day night by prohibition agents n
soft drink parlor conducted by
him at 1870 Fourth avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01
MEMBER CONGRESS
LOOKS FOR WILSON
TO RESIGN OFFICE
Especial to The Argua

NopcCl4l W Inc A8VaT
Galesburg, ILL.,, Dec. THAT
President Wilson's - likely to resign
his office instead Of fulfilling the
last two months Of his term, was
the belief voiced BY Congressman
E. ]. King here yesterday. The
Congressman said:
II look to see the president re-
sign from his Office during the last
two months of his term. Under the
circumstances it would be the
gracious thing for him to do. That
would give Vice President Marshall
the chance to serve the rest of the
term. The vice president is q good
fellow and has been a good friend
of the president during all this
ordeal, and has not attempted to
embarrass him. Legally the vice
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01
PEEPnyG TOM GETS
LOAD OF BUCKSHOT
(Special TO The Argus. !

Galesburg, H.. Dec. IA load Of
small shot having been dug from
various exterior parts Of his anato-
~, 3 l6-year-old youth Of this city
h rejecting. while recuperating, on
he Disadvantages Of being found
locking into the windows Of other
pluple,s houses at night. Though