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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
WLUMBIA'S SHOW
70 FEATURE EARLE
" AND GIRLS SUNDAY

Inc program at the Columbia,
s0fting Sunday, will have as Q
neaaline, Burt Earl and Girls. This
= claimed to be spectacular offer
ms lor mirth and melody and has
= cast OF nine people. They will Or
.et songs, dances and comedy. 9th
sl acts on the bill will consist OF
s syton 4 Lum in a skit entitled
lne Sportsman" This is 4 tray-
es.y which shows these clever COM
eo'ans at, their funniest. Harry
a , Bond & Co. will present q
..!.ie comedy by Roy Briant en-
a''ec Our Wife" This little playet
OF present day life and is fun
.on start to finish. DeBelle { Wa
~" .r,s nave entitled their Offering
want Minute" and will entertain
nn songs, dances and dialogue,
Aye and Elaine, two southern Ia.
w present a study in tan. Fred
aa DAISY Rial offer "A Ring Fir.
aooa" The latest kinograms and
~pcs OF the day win make up the
o,s sot the last half of the week an.
s we'll balanced bill will be of.
r. se = including Harry Hayden 4
nss " The Love Game" Dunbar's
- Tine Darkies, entertainer,
tne south. Harry and Kitty
The Powder Puff Girl
Heat and Brother. and the
nrse De Lynes.
ha. y aate for the Singer Midgets
ss zen .set for week Of OctobeI
vi, me regular admission prices
III, prevail but extra performance,
-. . gwen that week as it hal
4 ~ found necessary in other cite,
n,s 10y to accommodate the de,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02

One Of the master superplays Of
he lay b scheduled for four days
= The Majssfic whom Louise Glaum
and Huaas s1aes aSDsar .befinainE
Sunday - !. RAEkse Read. Jr.,s big
osot phot0Dlay, 'Ths Leopard Wom-
IN. MIS- Glaum has I. dramatic
role which sclipsss anything she
Aas sver doas It any time. Il ID oil
shout . strange and fasciuatins
woman chAraclsf.
/ She had Z duty to perform-and
she was determined to kill the man
she loved In 0rdsr to accomplish
that mission. But whan the mar
had bested her ct every point In
the game, when he had cheated thia
leopard woman, - he had named
her, Cf his life. and she knew hay
cause was hopeless, she surruhd.
cred to the inevitable.
The Leopard Woman yielded Il
her beloved enemy only when be
had forced acknowledged that, sver
though blind, he vas her master. II
Ii conflict between the male anG
the female Of the species that Stew.
art Edward White wrote into his
favoTite novel.
John Culbertson, secret emissary
Of al arge European power, arrives
in Bajuma, city at the edge Of the
African veldt, on his way to the
savage kingdom of M'tela. This
kingdom Is the goal Of two opposing
governments-each seeking an alli
ance ~ first step toward future
conquest.
Also in Bajuma is Madame, secre
agent Of the rival government, seek
ing M'tela's favor. and who has dis
patched her to destroy CuibertsoI
in order that her colleague. whit
has previously started for the saw
age empire, may reach It unmolest
ed by foreign power. Madame Il
as beautiful rs the Leopard-mos
beautiful of Atrica's Jungle crea
lures a restless spirit of stealth
and cunning, ever searching din
trails in quest of unsuspectinl
prey. Hence her name, "The Leop
ard Woman"
On Thursday and Friday the Ma
jestic will offer Shirley Mason il
Merely Mary Ann" a film version
of Israel Zangwill's tremendou
stage success of Is years ago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02

Bordeaux.-Yves Berthon saun-
tered on the good ship LAverdiere.
where he presides over the des-
TIMES Of the galley, with 1900
francs In his pocket and q great
longing in his heart for . sail
or's good time
Hands up" was the shout Of q
feminine voice that greeted him a
he turned into . waterfront street
from the docks.
'This IL . good Joke" said Yves,
a he wheeled about to look into
the muxxxle Of . businesslike re-
voivef, held by q steady feminine
hand. This ID Indeed . good joke;
let me kiss you -.
"Bing!" spat the businesslike re-
volver and Yves felt q singing pain
in the left shoalder.
When he awoke. the 1900 fracs
had gone and 60, had the business
like woman. It was just getting
dusk. Yves went to the police sta
good ship Laverdiere.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
Gordon Was 4 Conner.

In one of his rafting the skele-
ton" moments, Al Cohn confided
that Robert Gordon's real name is
Marion Conner and that the young
actor changed it when he got his
first big part with Lasky. Al in
sists that the change was made be-
cause Bob felt that he was no long
er just q conner in the business
Anyway you figure it out, one must
admit he has arrived.
King Vidor is now engaged in
filming THE Sky Pilot" Ralph
Connor's big novel Of the Canadian
foothills. It will be Vidor's third
Independent production.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02

at the Young Mems Hebrew asso-
citation rooms. Maths hall, where
the classes are being held. An en-
rollment of SO students is expected
for tomorrow.
Services will begin at 10 o'clock
in the morning. followed by the
classes. Arrangements for four
classes and the confirmation CLASH
are being made.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02

which will be produced in New
York in the fall. Mr.. Maude is an
Englishman who appeared in Lon
don as an actor with Henry Irving.
Martin Harvey and Ben Greet.
Coming to America he did Greek
plays in California and made his
own production Of "Pelleas and
Melisande," Beyond Human Pow
er" and Francesca da Rimini." He
also appeared with Viola Dana in
"The Microbe," for Metro. He has
written a number OF successful
scenarios.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
FIND WORK FOR
lott N MONTH /


Nearly 1,1o0 men and women
have been placed IN Temporary and
permanent Jobs by the Illinois free
employment bureau OF this city
during the month Of September, a
record below the average, yet high
er than the preceding month. Al
though the placement ID, below the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
,aax Rossmore had a wife who
r about getting q reduc-
e Drrchase of a dozen
f 4 m shan she did about

the Faust Jsese and insofar a. per-
manent waving Of her hair was
concerned, she never thought Of it.
But Rex didn't like her domes'
ITCHY and that's why his sten0g-
rapher appealed to him so strong
N.
But when Rex's wife discovered
the true state of affairs, she got
busy and it wasn't long before she
vas considered the most up-to-daec
woman in New York. In fact, she
was SO much up to date that Rex
was made to realize how wonder
full she really was. That's why
he begged her to return to her for
mer ways of living and found real
happiness domesticity..
Miss Bennett. never had a more
fitting role than that which she
portrays in "Hairpins." Matt
Moore is seen in the role Of her
husband. The picture was directed
by Fred Nibol under the personal
supervision of Thomas H. Ince.
n, supporting company is excel
lent.
The Spencer Square management
announces the booking of "Humor-
asque.' the greatest photoplay pro-
ducsd for some time and announce
msnt Of the playing dates here will
be made soon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
CONTINUE SUNDAY
REGISTRATION OF
JEWISH CHILDREN

Registration OF all Jewish chill
dren in Rock Island and Moline
for Sunday school classes will be
continued tomorrow Thirty-five
children were enrolled a week ago
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
Next Lytell Film.

Arthur Maude has been engaged
by Metro to make the screen adap-
tation Of "A Message from Mars -
the successful stage play by Rich
ard Ganth0ney in which Bert Lytell
10 to star on the screen. Mr.. Maude
has written two comic operas
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
SCHOOL SAVINGS

Edison, Lincoln and Irving were
the three leading schools in the
war savings collection made by the
State Bank of Rock Island. Haw-
thorne, Irving and Grant occupy
the first three places in the regu-
lar school savings.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02

One Of the most elncient wireless
systems il the invention of Jap
anese electricians, who were
among the hrst 10 experiment with
radio-teleEranhY.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02

70 Iaes Rcd sad Enid
! ssnset = Nsw plays.
q lie Spsnesr Sqsaass

81 -. -. Avev tbousht az hand
--,. ~.
- natl'sy aleseu "s'l -
~ : stunt actor! Seeing hlm
1900 the latest jazz steps Tor :
I SSSserf scena or making love 70 q
1877 nurse q tbs hero o9 sick
n YOU probably cannot Inn,
s.n WsiNe ripIking his life to mo-
~ thrijis Tor the faded film fan.
-. v.,,. - ~. 1,.rt. .
lns -. 100 ~ from : io.-
s..,r IN vh,ch he was rfdinr
49, Mn aver \ stepn en-
..t n :.rhc Roarine Roads
! W. s1sr",,.e ~ nust . he drove !
49, 80, soms ~ the most
saes ~. .c,,r... IN Amsrics At
49, put he saved the
~ r;sEiest thrill for
Your Hurry" his newest
III - ~A---
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02

tally the benefits different of automobile
through the addition Of live steam to the gasoine unusual
they BY oni1als the Automatic Steam
Carburetor company Three different used
The carbmetor manufactured by the Automatic
buror 24s6 Milwaukee Chicago
successfully designed the vapo
automatically The earbureor has been submitted different
sections Of the Sosy Of Automove Engineers and
general acceptance and approval among engine designers Of the
industry.
Tn tests and their results were a. follows:
TEST NO. PAIGE MODEL s-55: SEVEN PASSENGER
Increase gasoline mileage sos pct
Increase in speed under pull mile
Increase power climbing per grade PCT
TEST NO 2-FoRD 1917 TOURING
Increase In gasoline mileage 34S pct
Increase IN speed under pull mile
Increase In power climbing per cent grade pct
TEST NO. s-PAcKARD Tw1N-s1x SEVEN PASSENGER
Increase In gasoline mileage PCT
Increase speed under pull miles
Inc1aese power climbing per grade pct
Carbon eliminated from all motors where steam is used
with the gasoline said Otto c. Brewer general sales manager
Of the The in the steam acts as solvent
the carbon and keeps The principle appes when
the oxygen process is used to burn the carbon out
performance of the improved al
beyond belief with the of steam carburer njects
principle The largest engines in the world
Corss designs in tn gasoline and partly
being designed partly gasoline and
with the two mixedy
NOACk MOTOR co.
Distributors
zoos 10 Fourth Ave. Rock Island, iii.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
Steam CQrb4refOr
ShOlUS I11tereStit1Q
Figures in Test

DEVELOPS INCREASED MILEAGE, SPEED,
ACCELERATION AND CLIMBING POWER
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
Births, Marriases,
Deaths /.
FUNERAL OF LOUIS KANN
HELD AT HIS RESIDENCE
Delegation From Merchants and
Manufacturer Association
Attends Services.
Notices May Be Phowsd UntI
zP. NJ, Nam $500. BroA<h ?.

Funeral seryioes for Louis KaDn.
president OF he 3. KaDn Sons cona-
pany. who died Monday morning ~
his Baltimore residence were held
there this morning. ,ntsrment was
in the Hebrew cemsUry.
A special copnnaittes from the Asr-
chants and NAnuf@storers' Assocaar
ton OF this city Attsadod the fnreral
Tho paubearers we're Dr. HArry
KAufman. Meyer cohp, 0eosSe De
Nsaies and Henry Adler. OF Wash
ington; Louis Bsamberser, Of New
York: G. c. Homer, MAX Hochschild.
Dr.. T.. HGabagsr, Noses GoldeuberH.
y. Schless.ns>r, n. .Jsnowitx. Nathan
TIA mt urssr. Norris cohn. Charles
Cobiens, S. Julien Stein. A p. Franck.
A. sinsheimer and Robert Adler. OF
Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Jacovos Dcmetriou KioupaA -, and Hszf-
LEILA Euthocim Jonadides. 20. Tho Rev.
b. Lambrides.
John L Carroll, 90. Detroit, Mich. ana
Rsrnadine J. Lesher. y. The Rev. n j.
Charles Frederic Howell. 50. and M.sy
Eun,ce Leonard. &c. Tho Rev. s. r.
Andrew Kieffer staIey, -, Peabody. M@,
and Mary Ann Rebecca White. ~. fhe
Rev. 9. Merria
Oscar Frederick Bredesen. 2s. Of Brook
iyn, N. T., and Helen Eary Fox. 81 rhe-
Rev. w. p, Johnston.
Read. Is. Of Herndon. Va Tho Rsv. H.
Anthony Ricciardi. II. and Josie MsrS'
HopN ~ The Rev. C. E. Wright
Francis Joseph Selb, -, and Mary =.
Briggs. ss. The Rev. T. J. Kerviek-
Jesse Gennes Tbs, 81. and Kathiyn v.
NEEDING. ls; The Rev, = HAye.;
rs. The Rev e. G. Powern
George M. Ferris Is, and Gertrude Char
lotte Hamilton, 20. The Rev. q. r. Dud-
Louis J. Lynn. 20. and Ruth v. Burns. II
Rev. 70. A. Hannah.
Frederick G. Hicks, ~, Port Washington,
N Y, and Marie Christi Stevens. rs, Ber
wyn, N. II. The Rev: q. c. y, Bratenahl.
Lewis Mackenzie. n. Chicago M, ana Jean
Price, Is, birmingham. Ala The Rev. },
Samuel r.. sachman. a. and Ray Roll, ~.
Baltimore. The Rev. G. Sllverrtone.
Wilson Selden washington. 20, Alexandria,
Va. and Irene Watkins Tinsiey. -, Rad
ford. Va The Rev. VIM. J. Morton.
Thomas g. Luslt 20. and Marie II. Hall. n
Baltimore. The Rev. II. +. Downs.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
DEATHS.

Samuel Katzman. IS yrs, 1912 18th st. NV.
Thomas ". Breslin, Se yrs. tl7 ! st, ne.
Mary II. Young, 25 yrs, Gardeld Hosp.
Davenport white, jr., yrs, The Dresden
Thomas II. Melton, Sc yrs. esoa wis ave.
NV. -.
yohn c. Cole, 1 tr.. t5t 18th St sc.
Ida =. Biacltmon. sc yrs., 1s2t 2sth ~. nv.
Leo Sabiniasz. 20 yrs, st. Eliz. Hosp.
Petcr Jombelic, &c yrs, ST. Eltz. Hosp.
lanes T. Bradshaw. IS yrs, 625 a Vt. -.
Marie T. OelEado, 3 mthR, $500 X ~. nv.
Thomas Ryan, ; rths., Children'e Hosp
PIanch Miller, wks.. lTi5 18th st NV.
Claude g. Moberly, i2 dys., GeorsetoN u
Univ Hosp.
James Tippett. = dys. Childrcn'a lIoSp
Charles Malta. dye 2sbq sth s,, nv.
Infant OF william 6. and Rose Mott, min '
st7T 18th ct. NV.
acytr,d, page. IL yrs Wash. Asy. Hosr
p.njamIn Redd, Sc yrs. tss st nv,
George n. williams. 50 yrs, EmcrS. Hos'
I,ois v foyer. y-r.. c0'i 7, -. nv.
Iottie Driver. 81 yrs, 81. Eu1 Hcsr.
Man Stewart ie yra Fr~Cim,uF UNsr.
Annie Richsrfson. q We itis ~.H'"n r..
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
SOLDIER, SHOT BY WOMAN,
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

with two bullet wounds in his body
and one in his neck, Raymond Mans
field. forty years old. marine scr
xeant, is in a serious condition today
at the washington Asylum Hospital
Mansfield. according to his story to
the police, was shot last night by
Annetta Latanxa, colored. in her homo
at 1852 Union court southwest
He told Detectives Bradley and Bar
bee this morning, that he participated
in q dance with several white men
and colored women and after tho
dance the LAtanxa woman drew q re
yolyer and fired. He stated to the
detectives that he succeeded In get
ting the revolver away from her ana
threw the weap away.
The woman is being held BY the
police.
Clip yssr Liberty Bond eeupees snA
exehanee them for W. .. D., theresy
aiding yourself and ysur country.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
CLAIMS SREDSF
REVOLUTION IN us.
American officer With Let's As
serts Proof Of Plot Has Been
Sent to Washington.

LONDON, April I4-Lieut Col
Joseph stehlin. formerly OF the La
fsyette escadrille and now com
msnder OF the flying forces OF the
Lettish army. declared today that he
has knowledge that the Russian Boil
sheyiks have issued call for "a
red rising in America"
According TO Lieutenant Colonel
Stehlin, a copy OF the proclamation
has been sent to Washington for OBJ
servation by United States Govern
ment officials. Lieutenant Colonel
Stehlin, whose home 10 At Sheepshead
Bay N. Y. gave the following ac-
count OF the affair:
Calls Fer Aettsa-
rLate In March. while on the Let
tlsh front. ! saw a message that had
been taken from the false bottom or
trunk owned by a Russian courier.
The courier was shot as soon as the
contents Of the message became
known. The document made up three
closely typewrttten pages on linen
paper, and was addressed TO The
Bolshevik forces in America"
at declared that the time for the
propaganda Is now ended. and that
the IUOhtnt mas CouaC "
proclamation said that Boishevism In
Russia would be lost unless tho Boil
shevik movement got under way out
side OF Russia
s.s.n states Yield.
According to the American officer
the small border states adjoining
Russia are making peace with the
Soviet because they were forced by
the allies. The allies. he added. re-
fused to lend money OF give aid for
a fight against the Bolshevist Rus
SLAMS. The money of the border
states is so cheap that they cannot
buy war supplies. and II they do not
make peace they will be crushed by
the Russian armies.
Lieutenant Colonel Stehlin express
ed the opinion that, II the border
states continued to make war, prob
ably all would fall with the possible
exception Of Poland. The Russian
soviet 10 wasing . strong propaganda
campaign in all the nearby states
Stehlin said.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
MARRIED

WHEI.AN-CUNNINGH Cafh@-
ai,nounces the marriage Of her dauEhter,
HELEN. to Mr. DANIEL JAMEs WHE-
Ian, OF washington. d. c. n bnu-
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
BIRTHS.
SONS.

william J. and Goannstte A. Tierney
william c. and Edith K. Ball
Michael p. and Annie K. Laxaia-
James =. and Minnie r. Montgomery.
Horace A. and Amy Rsd{ord-
Samuel r. and Kathsrins W. E6VarlA
Henry c. and Pauline D. StockeIl.
Warren II. and Helen Kennedy.
BENJAMIN r. and Edna J. Toy.
Irving and Ella Rosenburg.
John Z. and Agnes n. McKsAn-
James and Cora ". Boyd
Andrsw and Arnetta Perry.
Homer and Teresa Nee.
DAUGHTERA
Alemanno and Madeline Il Con-
David and Molly CoppeA
Joseph p. and 1rene Gray.
Morgan L and Louise n. Rftfne.
BENJAMIN r. and Ross Bsanet1
John r. and MinidA Or0haughneusy.
Robert H and Rose H David
Lewis c. and Bessie L Heller.
Oakley and Katharine L AaYcum
Frank and Marie Hauas-
valbert K and Elizabeth Dowline.
Henry and Mamie Howard
Thomas and Alba Mcintyre.
william II. and Edna L Carter.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
MATTE K. vynTTLow.

Funeral services for Mrs. Matte T..
whitlow. wife OF George R Whitiow.
who died Monday at her home. 3sle
Kansas avenue, were held this aft
ernoon, at 2:30 O'clock, from the resi-
dence- Rev. Earle Whitley, pastor of
the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. oficiated. Burial was In
Glenwood Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
Peck's Transfer and Storage

u~~-, ts hsuss moving; i~eai and long
s,sfs-o~: pAAAsA motor van: sp~eAai rstes
= k..ssnG 70 n.,ts,, ~. n =. h's
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
WILLIAM I. sAUTER.

william l. Sauter, thirty-seven. died
yesterday At his home, 1921 Sixth
street. following q short illness. He
is survived by his widow and his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Caspar Sauter.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning. Following . requiem high
mass at the Church Of the Holy Name.
at $50 o'clock, interment win be
made in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
PERSONAL

SKIN AFFECTIONS
A Speciality. Pimplcs, Acne, Eczema, Itch
DIR NICHOLSON. 1905 II st. N. w.
Miss CAMERON M..lcTpins; ~ nj m s. b0pT' n m
1919 Now York Ave. N. w, second door.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
MARY A. SMITH,

Funeral services for Mary A. 5n-ith.
daughter of the late John and Js-
sephine Smith, who died Monasy a.
her residence, 1888 Thirteenth street
northwest. were held this moruins
from the chapel OF Frank CSeierg
Sons Co. 1913 Seventh street. ~ thr
Rev. John +. Eckenrode. ass sFtxnt
pastor OF the Church of the I'm Ecp
late Conception. Interment was ia
Mt OIiset Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
MRS. HELEN lGeGREG0R SINCLAIR

Mrs. Helen NcGregor Sinclair. wife
OF George A. Sinclair, of 1913 Thir-
tieth street northwest, died yestef-
day At the Sibley Hospital. following
brief illness. Mrs. Sinclair was .
resident Of Washington for many
years, coming here from Petersburg.
Va.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the undertaking
establishment Of the Joseph Gawlers
Sons. Co.. 1730 Pennsyivaina avenue,
at 3 o'clock. Tho body will be ship
ped to Petersburg. Va, Friday morn
ing for interment
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
rHoMAs II. MELTON.

Funeral services for Thomas n.
Melton. head Of the Melton Construc-
tion Company. who died Monday at
his home. 2SO2 Wisconsin avenue
northwest. were held from the Temple
Baptist Church. Tenth and N streets
northwest this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, Interment will be private.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-12

primary Prof. Mcleod and Miss
Madison have finished two years Of
splendid work as instructors in our
public and high school
Miss Charlotte Woolcnhaupt attend
ed the graduating exercises of Pleas
ant View Luther college at Ottawa on
last Friday. Miss Woolenhaupt was Il
dinner guest on Tuesday at the home
OF Mrs. n. r. Langley, east of town.
Mrs. II. Patterson has returned to
her home in Ottawa after a brief visit
with relatives and friends in the vii
lage
Children's day will be observed at
both the Methodist and PraHui,..e rian
church here on Sunday, June 10.
Miss Edna Tnorson and sister Of
GIBSON City, spent the day recently
with Miss Charlotte Woolenhaupt
from whore they went to Ottawa for
a visit. with friends before returning
to GIBSON City,
Mrs. l.. Lucky spent few days
this week with her brother, W. l..
Fogle and family north OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Sutton are the
proud parents OF a baby girl who ar
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-12
Human Temperature,

According to the hour Of the day,
mans temperature varies. II Is low
est at about 1870 o'clock in the morn
ing, when it averages 81 degrees Fab
renheit; from then it gradually rises
until it reaches maximum of he
tween 9S and 90 degrees Fahrenheit
ut 3 80 o'clock in the afternoon, after
which it falls. This is the tempcra-
ture Of the Hrmpit. which is always
slightly lower than that inside the
body.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-12
The OriuinaI Buduet,

The word "budgct' was originally
the name of the leather socket in
which the cavalry used TO rest the
butt of their carbnes. II also means
n small wallet or purse. Ii became as
ISOLATED with the annual financial
statement Of the chancellor because
lie took the statement he was about
to make from his case. The word
was highly objected to Il, the time, but
1t stuck.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-12
NIGHT NEWS SUMMARY

Hurno8 Aires Tae United States
government bought 1900 tons Of Ar
gentine sugar
Dublin. Completed returns in The
county council election a greater Sim
Fem victory than expected, with $40
Of G99 seats captured.
Columbus. Senator Harding. pro5i.
Dental candidate, filed for United
States senator from Ohio two minutes
before the time expired.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-12

rived via stork special Tuesday, Juna
5. This Is the FIRST girl. the other
children being two little boys
Mrs. Ada Tcherassy was has been
visiting village relatives for the past
three weehs, left Monday fol St.
Louis where she will visit prepare
tory to going to her home ae Rich
mond, Calf.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-01
GALLAGHER DOOMED
FOR OREGON SPEAKER

The following item from the
Ontario, Ore, paper, is interest
ing to the many local friends Of
a former Philip resident:
p. j. Gallagher, who repres-
ented Malheur and Harney coun-
ties in the 1919 session Of the
Legislature and will be a candi-
date for that job again is being
made the subject Of political gos-
sip as a likely candidate for the
position of speaker in the 1921
session.
Mr.. Gallagher, who returned
Sunday from Portland, where
he was one of the attorneys in
the Warmsprings case, admitted
that his name was mentioned in
connection with the speakership
but declared that he was not an
avoWed candidate for the place.
There is plenty of time to
consider the situation" said Mr..
Gallagher and too many things
might happen in the next year
to declare myself now. 1t is true
that q number of men have men,
toned my name in connection
with the speakership but with
out any authority from me.