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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06

31T73164-A Stylish Costume. Waist
317I cut in Il sizes "a. 30, 30. 40. ~,
and "a inches bust measure. skirt 3l6t
cut in ! sizes "a. 20. Is, 30, -. ~ and
36 inches waist measure. To make the
costume for n Medium size will require "a
yards of rs inch material. The width OF
skirt at its lower edge is 1& yard.
2SS3 Boys Suit. Cut in > sizes: >. !,
4, ). and u years. Size 4 requires 21s yards
of A inch material.
3l63 - Pretty Gown. Cut in Z sizes a:
81. 30. So. 40. AZ. ~. and 46 inches bust
measure. Size IS will require 1as yards of
rs inch material. The width at lower edge
of skirt is Is. yard.
$3.50 - Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes +:
:. 10. IL and II years. For a 10 year size
il will require ~, yards of ~ inch material.
2795 Girls Dress. cut in ; sizes,
II. II. and rs years. Size II will require
~ wards of &c inch material.
21Io-A Simple Apron. cut IN I sizes !:
Small. 1924 Medium. 36-Ss; Large. 40-42:
and Extra Large. 4446 inches bust measure.
Size Medium requires : yards of SO inch
material.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06
Il. .. employment Scrpicc

Gbcicn Tor II. z. employment
Seroicc, @eneralbirettsr Senomorc,
mebocler, at Hegieringena IrbeiOs.
foutorer bar ii0en ,Snrniar 1918 ifni
lei Irbeibc I'll oper 6 Millioncr An-
isgcre. : Ionnte Siosrum oar Nn-
toilet al arbeioSanIsgcrc 1902 $50
Yer'oner mcoena NntaQet al in0leb
ne eiteripsrgSler otter Irbeiocre ira
@rbclosgipere beleb Jig til 1881,
$50. &i0erc mcboelcr Wtr. Gems.
more al / arig5perioocn oa otter
arlgen bar Oct foltet He~9icrinacn
gicnncminitlig S1.3i for bpcr Ser
ion, Iom or itNiet grbcibc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06
Eutctcr incS Bacon.

Gt SaA Eotcter, ifanret / rigtig
tpnbc Stlucr lT9gc2 / Nlrnoen al ct
Steaelah, % oucr Dem buloea tnno
"Splo Sauce", iom lapes al en- STE
Snler, Ell lioen Sic Iel o. ell Stop
fogenoe Melf. Sper Dem l9gaeS
Sfiper meb Bacon % Iaa iteges set
/ Saacrounen. I'll Voteterne CT more
% Bacon Stlperre rigtig iprpoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06

On Guorc trincbc ncooocr &,loct
hans, han if lat ! Ell Stcn. iom han
fruococ / N%uau0cu. - SUt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06
Cottage Gbeeic Salao.

Higtig IpreOc Snlatblnbe lpggea
nooucr et 5ab % oeroucr lrgges
Cottage Gheeie, lom CT tiliat liOt
Salt og Yeber, ubrsrt nteO libt loo
Tl9oe % oerpaa presict ieiennem Ell
"Yotato Micer". ~Snoenior Ell Ming
az oenne Cottage Gbeeie lpggea
~hoarotoate sG9geblonrmer, iont %.
loa er preSlet igiennem Ell "Nicer".
Gu Moponnoiic Sresiing, Tom cr
frnorct liot itcrfcrc emo irbpanlig
lcrperC5 iii Nc1ue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06
OUR LADIES' STYLE DEPARTMENT.

Among the many varied features in the "Postcn," Our Ladies Style
Department. W know, is II of those on womenfo1ks appreciate the
most For years and years they have looked to these columns for IDEAS
and practical help as well as for the mere pleasure OF looking at attractive
models IL season hits. As i'll the past, w c will endeavor to make this
department a real news feature, in which will be found syle-suggesions
nat cannon tan to interest any woman. and incidentally may save her
money, Tor though W e strive to display novelties and uptodac models,
we avoid the impractical and luxurious and conform to fashion within the
limits Of good taste. Alter all simplicity is the key note Of good taste
and the wom who knows how to dress simply, yet with tade, is the
master of the art of dressing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06

31S2 Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes:
6. \. 10. aud II years. An : year SIZE
would require Is yard of material - inches
wide for the guimpc, and 2l2 yards Tor the
skirt.
2S16-A Pretty Frock. Cut in 4 sizes;
"a liz. Is. and 20 wears. Size Is will re-
quire 64 yards of ~ inch material. The
skirt measures about . yards at the foot,
with plaits drawn out.
2S1a- Child's Dress. Cut in 3 sizes
.. 4. and 6 years. Size 4 requires pa
yards of 80 inch material.
3lJ6 Pretty Lounging Robe. Cut in
4 sizes: Small. 1924: Medium, 36-3S:
Large. 40-42: and Extra Large, 44.46 inches
bust measure. A Medium size will require
55S yards of SO inch material.
$3.50 Ladies' House Dress. Cut in Z
sizes SO. rs. 10. ~. "A. 40 and 4S inches
bust measure. For a Medium size. & yards
will be required of sc inch material. The
width of the skirt at lower edge is about
= yards.
3969 Child's Play Dress. Cut in ;
sizes -. 4, Il. :. and 10 years. Size q
requires = yards of SO inch ma lerial.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06
- Oct, rveenre Gan>e
Su fortcre ,fortrlliu9 al pcrmau Scdlcr
Fm'attrrr III 9Ispcr Ire"
,5or'att,rcu III slspcr ire

"-- mems @la3co riQQCr.
Get flong / 2rcruc pno ham ION
lcntrc0c ncnoucr moo @mlgcn Nolr
to1 ita goo Sto. Set bouNc 70 iu0clt
sat ban iiulbc 10 bare rlaac,
han, 90 ban riaAcNc, % lao De TO
fomrnc Iccnbc % itercuhc ncoopcr,
"a ocreS Cater oQ @IUnc tjrrcoc %
pinto ham. Oct uur lom ont DC Qlor.
sc Nor al bam; ban iaa Storbaoocn
fcilc I'D @igcn, "a loct bcu iOin8coc
nm bag NTSiet ca ioripnn0t a oct
ION ON oclt huuhc taQCt nogct rro
ham, tom oor han bcr6uct noQCt
Oct pnr life Den lammc &lnaco ion
6roQ iig opoocr GA alotfcn rJn8coc,
nci. Set par life Den FANNIE @lrt iom
hapoe Icntrct neooucr.
Den - @lo5co hapoc 10 uorct
ian mil "a opoia ioo lrnac MI. at
han life hnpOc N}oo til al Ilippc rla
lr8. Nei, oor oct IlQt JIG Gen
itaffora l%l3liu1enl
Set rar unrurt. QrU2icli9 narmi
Golcu orocntlIN lrcatc Nattcr, og
life Ell clcitc li0cn @rl3, ittc Oct
minoitc &inbpuit, ION fuuoc tjsic
lot.
@lo5co Qirtc6c / GftcrmIoooQ
%lasco Ilftc let glrbcioc, Man orco
aiercnc opi Sorooiem % nuor han
lao hopoc iaoct 0cm ojO han pIIoc.
loQNc han ijq i Sfu9Acn al Ell Gpcrg
birf "a itirrcor uooucr Tiorocn.
9ct par iIcIocu at ic en- WIUtcr
Nocn en- BOO men Bigger bIultc
@la5co of. 9}ci. hon fife al hauc
set maGcIig. BON. &iQQc lila og tam
fc pon iuQenting uQ oremmc llocn
al one bpno ban oremtc onL, Ic oct
bar uoQct ior &lnaco oct
Mcn cnooQ NpiIcu2 QioQcljlbco
tIlfrcoaitiucOc ham life. Ger pur
roQct, han pinitc life huaO, men Ger
nor nogct Ionl ulIoc ircu / hom
Get qiorNc bom iao blpO tlIlmos %
poa famine (iO ioa Uu3ilcIig, at
han rent bcQnuotc at iUlc5 pco Oct.
Npdb rnr oct Tor nogct Bette, 'om
foriturrcoc ham ilig? BAR Oct noQet
han lunQtcoc luurt otter? uoQct iouI
bru110tc ln6i bam2 &rUnotc, brduu
tC. eitcrut han 900 lnn oIoorlll mar
&c icrisQt at tuUlc 0Ct, 'llttc @La
bcul @lsrc ii9 ri IRA Oct cnaolla 'or
oQcl Nci, "a, set por lttc u0Qct,
Get NOR &noblI0umQcr &cntcr1
IclIcr ia, Oct mouttc oct urre. %
iIiat, lliat off bolL &lo.co, ~ bar
pua2 San toq &nttcreu ham. span
irr NJ. iprnng crfrlng, bcgnuotc at
Loco ia meb 2lerenc, lIoQ oCmL
iporfcoc Dem, hulcoc, 'trcQ, lang %
rcalcreoc iom en- MaIutl2'luQ, az
iouot en- SnHo Toruojclic / bette
YPcn oct uur tor uurmt al 0rpc puu
mc0 | &unQoclL "a trUt ol u0maiet
ilulatc nan ia nco o9 loa paa DC
iorlfrPmic a7er, iom oQioo uur por
me 90 trUttc. men Nol 'rrolQc iii AZ
latte nflnQr0c PM ban bare rrrtc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06

-'ttI lCull, lNllHHtllbC III. Aul Utcl
VlaSco / Naffcn % holot BAN or
ocntlig lnit. "Son on ilaar, on"
"&o, Icg gler ion." ls0 oct bittcrt
Get par alt, lom blcp iogt. NIaacr
blcu t~rlrftct mcb op pan @ongen. q
itonic0C uoCuior Gnrncr3 9sr. Tcl
pnr nctop icrucrct 6Itcrmiobog9faii,
ocrinoC, lan ban liftc life at BIZ Tor.
|iturrct % aIoroc tort Frocca. @InScr
bIeu ltru1t in0e. Sailing iflloc ban
bouc flItucIo&.
Soa lao ban Der Nciieu al 0er
itraolcn0c Gitcrmiooog, o. auelnclr
fom Gpqisrcta Cine. Gcnnc @anq
III ban u%irfcliq Sitlin9. Son hauoc
10 lfomiIooct Vfartin Sic. Ell al line
"&omcratcr" % oct Tor Ell llbe-
tuocliqhco,
Zen Nutten lap BON Sinnet lbs
ior IIpor. San baocoe - baococ
Dem ole, Stolcbiemagllttcr, Sfolc-
bIcmmct &Grcrnc, alt % ole. Sc
bar llgc ems nleiammcn. 9hl par
hon iuroIg me0 Dem. &c bar ioa
ole moo ham olllgeucI.
ga int por ban, ocri par DC cuigc.
men icia, ia ieig bar ban ocapUrrc
cnOmL oct ieltc ban,
Burner lto0 oppc pno ct al Colts.
fnnrcnc rooclOe alenncm noglc al
inc qan1le @eacr. Sortc pcb &ln
Duet 100 Nnuo Bet % itirreoc no
opcr Napeu. Ncnoea Tooer Iog0c
fife Mcrfe til, bpor optngct bun oor
al Oct, ION glt ror iiN oerncoc; Sent.
umAcn bar belt uerppa ouer hpaO
bun lun. NJ % til 'llnl bun Tia til
at fate Ct Nllt pnn TaocrerL barc Ct
lunnort 2ictoit iom ban life IflllOe
mcrtc; uo9ct ban bclcr fife gIoroe.
Wtcu mao ion hun ga?
Bare Ell al neutrality-suspicious.
ION hopOc ine8ct lig inb menem
GrUrnr, Ell iom freb omfrinQ oCrnc
DC. lin, ioriiqtlQ, rnitenoc mart et
mart ct unoct al 1rurrc, ct Yurc
trr clIcr ct ggblctru, % citcrbpcrt
potfcoc ianrnlcu oct lom rul0t til
&oroCn; og iaa, cftcr al bauc lpcloct
omfrlna % i%orui@ict liz onL al jn8en
par / NTrbc0en, ioriuanot ban opcr
@icroct % iu0 mcllem @u'tcnc pao
Dem ouOcu Sl0c al G@le@pelcn. --
Get par oct. bun iugttpQ.
"a (ppcn uar bortc % hlm cl)oni
itoo ser. itirrrnoc ua0 Nopcr, bro'i
set uTltru ~ubcpiolt uo Al len0c:
"Sia mia. Gor, huorror CT ser lao
mango ionl ~ltlrIcr?"
Burner pcnOtc liz io%rul0rct moo
Gottcrcn. Sum ior iommcu, TRENT
al it c1ct Sp9rlamool. Non lon
ser, % glf bort til &nonct. itlnntc
SommcubpnacrL ioa uOoucr Maucn,
men iaQoe iutct.
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n,,n Wv ~, ,,NeIio nrm nI,,, r,n
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06

al nan to1 0cnuc Stcncn o. lloQ 81.
moo lin Ean0c Sloa 6ul
Noucoct lit mco Sen -- NpaO loo:
"a piI0c Sc ijuoc nam / aocIoinacr
llplsa. Nudo ino? SC plloc tuntc
paa banl, tolc ON BAN, icac at aiat.
&c iig ill hporior ban hapoc qIort O2i
90 mere nnhet -- &jI6c 0cttc uu.
re Sluttcu pno olt? &jI0c ban "a
iuoc 6rc02 -
&on ior op ifrGmt al en- SuqI,
ION iIoi opcr @oueoet bans, uerO0a
% irritobcI, iulcn ODER line cgnc
(outcr, % ban iun iiQ ioritrUmt on.
0crmco gnu ban iia til at iogc &ins
rene igicn inotll Oe bIcu liNr'au rTo
Sc iom ran 'cIo por. UIcu after
OrcU Nc0cn ham iii at boloc op. "a
tow han pau al 0rtuc aIgrcnc mar
mere NurmctroQen % hire llQ I'll Il
@uo. Get lhll0c bIinc uoQct oct,
&ultc ~ / &nnoet, onttc, iuommc,
i,I, ., -, 10 rn ,,,cr -, h,In, h,,
Qaacn0c, ulotlI ban nor lei a. oct
Ytcu hula mi noQcu ouerrumplCoc
non, hnon iooy 7e,rc 9orfc If
bom II ot ,n,n,c Of 7icbiIif mcn
Wntr bncm ,oIncrhrr milne forrmc
hiNon m, nrton inoo2 Pci Io6 set
in,rrr
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80 Nom ,,oh noo IicIhfnouicr ~
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nj Inn it,rc Iorrnnrin1 NJ NIooi,u
nor on,o,c, o0crcnc "a nj
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mos Mo-, G~,eInf,rtcn rnr iffr NJ blipc
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mar 3, oif
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ME, men on 'torr Ncrocll Nnor rpr
ltrUtict plco bojl IRE "a nan oel'oi'
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&r"'ionlllie, ~ e poo 'IA No'' oIco
roo, fIoll % @iII'IlIt mt men DER
non mn 0al'ic roma % 'au poo
boIl.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05
CLOSE week OF
EXERCISES FOR
ERIE STUDENTS

(Special to The Argus.)

Erie, June s. This has been COM
mencement week Of the Erie high
school. It opened last Sunday night
with baecalaureate services at the
Methodist church. The members Of
the graduating class, high school
pupils and faculty. occupied the
middle row Of pews, and the main
room and Epworth league room
were filled to their capacity with
relatives and friends OF the young
people. Rev. C. c. Babcock gave >
splendid address, and excellent
music was furnished by . quartet
composed Of Mrs. Fannie Swederus,
Miss Susie Pierce, ]. c. Adams and
Fred Bleitz, with Miss Anna Adams
accompanist. Thursday night,
June 3, was class night, and the
program was given as follows:
Salutatory-Roland Eggleston.
Erie High School; Its Past
George Besse.
Music-Orchestra.
Class History-Grace Van Fleet.
Prophecy-Kirk Guthrie.
Music-Orchestra.
The Community High school.
Movement in Illinois-Francis
Earl.
Glass Will-Glenn Arnett.
Response to VILLA Junior.
Valedictory-Harold Miller.
Music-Orchestra.
Exercises Last Night.
Commencement exercises were
held Friday night with the follow
ing program:
& March--Miss Hazel Norman.
Invocation-Rev A. c. Lille
Address-Dr. Ryan.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Janette Bark
man.
Presentation Of Diplomas-Pfo-
lessor Robertson.
Benediction-Rev. Lille.
Members Of Class.
The members OF the class are
Grace Van Fleet, Frances Earl,
Harold Miller. George Besse. Kirk
Guthrie. Glenn Arnett, Roland Egg
gleston. Class &ower, white rose;
class colors. blue and white: class
motto, Here Endeth; Here Be-
ginneth."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05
LERCH & GREVE,
PARTNERS FOR %
YEARS DISSOLVE

A partnership of % years will
be ended in the dissolution Of the
firm of Lerch & Greve. owners OF
a wall paper and paint establish
ment at 2002 Fourth avenue, and
the taking over of the business un-
der the firm name, Greve & Son.
Joseph ]. Lerch and ]. E. Greve
have been partners for that length
of time, first operating Z small es-
Enlistment where the Safety
building now stands. :. Mr.. Lerch
will retire from active business
and take q rest and vacation. H.
Roland Greve will become a part
ner with his father in the business.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05

~ ~
~ ~ ~ IT, - ~ u -
foeleDe9 49,, ~ WeaN n -.
coaufo1 Uoto - o1ehuSiAot Ae1 Z
0n4[&eE
~ e1moet : veak now. thinge
haxe - shaping ~ - z potst
Nher4 en1y = 80 Nae toqqlrea %
otArt 8SD ~ JhA n4saneA1 CON-
mittee n ~ 6e1U eeeslone WeS IL
eaH pa4 q ~ loJ1ttcal wachtns
~ aatnally doing any work. All
the okhef politicians on III ecene
we're holding Conventions = the
h0tel lDbooeo ana making ncmlnat-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05

3 ~ q ~ - ! y 3 n e. ! - IN
41nag III t1osb IS - ae11vo ~ ~
M e1tnx a. a ~ of1o11 80
. Md q nnSInR n ~ - :.
aais q u ~ ~ u ~ -
(tooal u ltfeo's 6olil orntteae -
ceaeosep a1none ~ etaAe 1eleee.
tjeno, unlo6o 6cme1htne oo14on1E u
upqok And The counnntffo1lDeN M
h fFoo - take 1T b tAes coe1el.
eacoo Il &nnS an1 No. ay. which
Win play - l6S9o = patt a ohep-
ine u degtini6e oe II oooventtoa.
C6aisuhah Ha3e u Mnkino 10 eee1e-
meut n reooy - the steon roller
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05

|1eys - 80 /.
-. 80 " &
ooafAern 6oloe1l - ~ M
~ eecapse they NJ
NSs4 ~ ~ hosthl : ~S
1lnoe ~ he vlsi1s ~
hote( fosorvAtiona ~
oAys and even veelEs SS1 u
b1t many are tepo(t 80 49,
cab an or faFees r. ~
rooms. Among recasf
the prominent hotels ~.
Gary. chairman Of ~
etates Steel corporasa11:s 1
w. Perkins and party q H@
Henry W. Taft, John HSss "
mond. whitelaw Reid. m
A. vanderlip.
Yamnany Chief O. os /
Charles r. Murphy - =
Chief has rooms for hfnsS5s ~!
several friends.
Some Of the negro 0eISe,Ssxs
alternstes are repofted n -.
rented houses for The aosy,.s..
period.
Leaders Of the National w..
party. who have planned 4 sis;'
the convention hall to e
their demand for = platfoen. s's.S
urging the states to completa r.;
1ication Of the suffrage 49, ~.
have opened headquayteFs -.
the street from the Coliserm,
Three big purple. white r. -
banners we're unfurled ~ \.
women, under the leadefsS,s r
Alice Paul, prepared TO- 49, !.
active campaign among IN nass,.
al committeeman and tn dsIeS,.s,
as they arrive.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05


"a! i s.. =
y Il !!l! + - :.
- ll =
tl11y - u j - ~ ~ -.
$500 e. - seoee
Dgee - : s s ~
]. 49,. !. " J. i . - -.
sss..sS ss a iss cioSSav vsfe,sea 4
i Inn ~,ssr1 ~ nerlIsns e.ln ~ 80
s..t. r. - ~ No.. Mn
s....- s's.s.1 -,v,.Ss.sr 81
-.-.ss ~.-.-
= = : .'
HoWoVors We 0etoM9 1eeca y %
b = pUot1c poocn ana Uooer Qlfect
muhtcipal supervision and 20 out
sider = g make any money out OF
It. Only hare expenses will b.
paid. and tn order 70 DO this .
charge of about 10 cents VIII b
made Tor use OF the hath housa.
while persons who come to tho
beach al ready for the water are
not subject to any charge. There
will Be no bathing suits furnished
q the committee decided that the
extra cost would run the total hill
Up too high. and In addition the
suits would not last long under the
severe strain Of being used every
day.
cnr-ittaa ne-ha.s
.,.,..x -.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05
I. o. o. F. LODGE.
ELECTS OFFICERS;
PAIL, PATRIARCH

Rock Island encampment num-
Der IL, i. o. o. r.. elected o6icers Ut
. meeting 1t !. O. o. F. temple FRI
day evening. Results Of the cleo
ton were: Chief patriarch. C. H.
PAIL; right priest, H. W. Letter
man; senior warden, e. H. Shelley;
Junior warden, Lysle Ganse. In
stallation will be held July 2.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05

Mrs. John Spencer Of Memphis.
Tenn, was in Davenport last week
to consult DR.. W. o. Coffee, the
ocul;st. about her eyes. She had
been afflicted with eye trouble for
several years and one was COM
pletely blind, the other was Just
starting. They returned that
night. Dr.. Coffee thinks he can
save her syesight
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05
FIRE ON STEAMER
ENDANGERS LIVES

New York. June 5.-The Nor
wegian steamer Bergensfjord,
which was reported afire $50 miles
east Of Fire Island early this morn
ing, reported later that the fire was
under control and the vessel pro-
ceeding on her way.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05

a drive 10 raise 97.000 BY p0pu-
lar subscrIntion to s. used 70 estsb-
IN . ,,,.r~,,,., 6.th,r~ neefh -
~ =.
iauncncu FIsday stle1u0 - sn1
city hall BY Z large committee cel-
ed BY Mayor Harry n. SchriveF.
Every member of the committee
was an enthusiast and there 70 big
promise Of Rock island having one
ofSthe best beaches. oatn noeses
and equipment along the upper
Mississippi.
Tho main plan calls Tor z nneiy
prepared beach ct the toot OF
Fourth avenue, the latest thing IN
bath house arrangements ana va
ri0uS pr0p0sltl0nS IN oetan SVlss
towaru tne esIaol's.m as at ~ !. c'. .S
r. vet ina money needed John
m spcetsr Ioserh = Prenderrast.
Iohr = Hanherg william B.
McTntvre and Gabe Mosen-
f.sd.r w.r. .rno;nted al a com.
r,;ttas - soAsc;t iiheral subscrfp-
.,ans ,rsu ~.r,ora business CON-
sons ~. Na.h.r. Mra r n
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named as the committee to prepare
for the city-wide drive for 81 do
nations and Mayor Harry M.
Schriver as a committee OF one to
appeal to all fraternal organiSa-
tons for their financial support.
The point was stressed that
while the proposition is a public
one and that the 81 donation is to
be really the basis of the drive the
various establishments and indlvid-
ual citizens who can a6ord posi-
bly, considerably larger donations
will be asked to give accordingly.
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Tho architect Arm OF Cervin &
Horn prepared the plans for the
bath house. which alone is to cost
$4,000. All of the latest conven-
fences are incorporated in the
plans. The building would be u
by IS feet in dimensions, and IN
three sections. The administra-
ton section would be in the center
where attendants check all arti-
cles of clothing and valuables and
keep a general supervision over
the place. On either side OF the
administration section are the
mems and women's sections.
The drawings are made to cover
what is known az the bask-4 plan.
Under this system no lockers in
which clothing is changed are put
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majority Of them srs anxious 70
board scme hand wagon, thtre does
not appeer 70 Be any. There are
seysral vehicles yeaay TO b rolled
out, Int the Horsepower doesn't
seem to be mobilised, - ~. and
everybody seems 10 look TO- the pos
abilities that some OF the horses
may be dark.
Moreover, the delegates, who will
have to contribute the votes to
nominate the candidate, seem to be
having little real information - to
the starting point Of the proces-
sion, although they are being in
vited IN half : dozen different direc-
tons.
Beys Authority Missing.
Then there is the absence Of the
steadying fniiuencs Of the old time
leaders, who have hitherto been
able to guide the destinies OF the
Convention. The bosses, who speak
with q note Of authority. seem 10 be
ahsent and although the incoming
delegates are willing to be led they
don't find any considerable party
being personally conducted in any
one direction.
About the only thing that every
body seems to be agreed upon is
that no candidate is going to be
nominated on the first ballot; and
from the Information that leaks out
from the various inner circles OF
the different groups. it seems that
all the managers are figuring on
at least three ballots to find out
where they stand and make up
their estimates on the possibilities,
The prediction Of many seasoned
politicians is, that the convention
will have the opening hurrah, the
complimentary votes for the fav-
orite sons, the ballots to fulfill the
instructions and pledges. and then
the real business will begin.
Nay Pool Support.
II the program being talked oi
Is carried out, the leaders of the
delegations from the larger states
will have a conference and decide
whether they will pool their votes
and, returning to the convention
next morning. cast them for the
man about whom they have hopes
of rallying enough support to CON-
mand majority.
Whether he be dark horse OF
one OF the candidates now in the
field, no one assumes to say, be-
cause only the preliminary ballot
mig can determine it. But with that
as starting point, the seasoned
politicians are quite sure there will
be little delay in getting to an
agreement.
1t may develop that some one oil
the candidates now in the field, be-
sides having good prospects for his
own nomination, will also hold a
veto power which will compel the
compromise managers to accept a
man Of whom he approves. SEN
ator Johnson of California is always
mentioned when this probability is
spoken of. Old politicians deny
tho force Of the argument. how
ever.
Federal Spokesman Resented.
There is another element which
adds to the uncertainty which
promises to continue up to The
time the convention begins to bal
lot 1t is repeatedly expressed
feeling among state governors
chairmen Of state delegations that
the fact Is that federal officers have
too much to say in the convention
plans and decisions. How far this
element will have to be recognized
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05

Ffossats garages 40 stmdiy built to give
you long years Of segvice. They come to
you 70 sections al ready to be erected in
lew hours time. The woodwork i already
panied the roofing Is part Of the roof
panels themselves; the doors and windows
40 au giaSe& and an hardware 3 included.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05
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R L Clean Towel Service. Phous
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Tri-city Towel Supply company.
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