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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-06
FOR SALE

A nice bungalow on Twelfth
street. choice location. east fruat
ave rooms and den. Strictly mod
ern. nice shade. paving paid
Priced low At $500. can giw
terms on part.
A nice >fve-room strictly moderI
bum low. in Case park addition
close to car line. paving in, yer,
desirable. Owner Is leaving towr
and has priced it low to sell Quicl
at $4,000.
One strictly modern five-rocu
bungalow on Eighteenth avenue
nearly new, near the new school
Only $500. Owner will take $1,7W
down. Auto in good condition viii
be taken in on first payment
Two houses on Twelfth street
close in. One Is . two story, thu
other is q flve-room. they are gooe
values, and should be seen by N,
one wishing this location.
One OF the best homes on the hill
convenient to car line, and II
choice residential section.
A Thirteenth street bungalow
oak floors and oak trim, nearl.
new, $4,000, on suitable terms.
Select your home now and b.
settled before winter. We havs
some mighty good values in homes
and can show them at your conven,
fence. Telephone r. l. 493 or 32S9
or call 1T 1903 Safety building.
! FORD & RALSTON
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-06
MECHANICAL ENGINEER.

ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW.
ings made. Jigy and Fixture designing
q specially. Ideas developed. Z. II
Michaefis, Mech. Consitg. Eng. associated
with W. N. Haskell. Patent Attorney,
609-010 Best Bldg. Phone r. l. 1856.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-06

A0peR pfRECrorY.

~>esrers->>sss>~<esp>r>r>
2A6QklC.
1tftA avuaue.
The STATED NETTING or TRIO LoDCB
- ~. %, a. r. 4 4. ~ yin
AM b hsid- on III Asss ThuEs-
NS day Of each mcaAn ~ Z ~
p. N. ChAries r. Eidssl
". ~: Ny o. 1Ooercx.
AMoo GR0TTo NO. 81. II. o. v. p. =. =.
- Stated aaeesngs hsad
@ J: ! : :: :
,n1( on the nrst Wednesday
III Of each month viAit-
ing propasts welcome.
]. W. Johnson, sAsaarch.
Frank L. kAtserson. 49,
Rotary.
THE STATED C0NyoCATlON OF ROCK
~aAAn Island Chapter No. Is. 4. 4.
K h, will b bald On the ma
A02 TUESDAY of eaaA month ~
AA 1850 p. m. 1. J. hooefts.
00 E.H.p.: Z. II. Aah, sec9ssasy.
a ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
IN 65S. A. +. 4 A. A.-Stased
MA meeting FIRST FridAy Of sssh
W menth. Otto priGster. W. NJ.
H, s. Bollman. secretary.
KNIGHTS TENPiAR-
THE STATED CoNCLAsE OF ROCK
.a, Island Command.Ty No. II,
SA knlghts 1emp.ar will be bed
t\A4GH the sssonu Monday OF eSch
WI month. Z. A. Aaugren. COM
manner. }. !. HlcAey. recoruer
fIacuce urliis hraI and tnlrc
ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER NO. $50,
irder Eastern SIar.-hesular meetings
second heunesday OF ea3a month. ~
| lt,ng stars weIcome. Ars. yessie ). LIN
ter. W. m: Many Il. nrsis. socretAry.
Initiation at regular meeting Aug. IL
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. B. = =
| A-The stated assemblies OF Rock u
| land Councn NO. ~. h. b >. NJ. VIII
be nela Gu the third WEDNESDAY Of eaef
| month. &. W. Thacher. J.. M: y. y
hAdebrandt, recorder.
UCAL LODGE NO. sos. I. o. o. =
| .s Meets every Thursday eveninl
| @NN at Odd Fellows temDle q
| '0X6 Fourth avenue, between Sew
| tPk enteenth and Eighteenth streets
H. +. Leonard. N. G.: Waite
| Losand, g. 5. First TharsuA
Of each Il. Jutn. lnltlatosy oegree, hrs
-1ecohd and third degree the loiiowini
THURSDAY.
/ F.O. 8.
BOOK ISLAND AERIE NO. 600. FRATEH
nal Order of Eagies.-Resular meeting
first and third Tuesday o1 each mont
at Eagles homs. Fourth avenue an
I, Twenty-first street. Frank WITCH. ". r.
! Joseph Grotegut. secretary.
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PERSONAL.

mrs. MARGAREr CoscRovE. WISHES
The public To- know that ans his -.
covered and is ready to deliver her won,
defful salve. Address P. o. Box los.
Davenport.
WANTED: RESPECTABLE COUPLE TO
20 fifty fifty on motor trip to California.
Call r. l. 473S.
ANYONE KNOWING WHEREABOUTS OF
Evelyn Glenn Wilson. Important. Ad-
dress E. B.. care Argus.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

I CAN ARRANGE A LOAN ron Y0c
ON q attsls. real properly or By On
tracts st 7% annually. 412 Best build
m9 Phone 4 ]. N.
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cr.rAvEIiSp CAMP. NO. $40.
sona Of Veterans--Meets ON second
and fourth Tuesday evening OF each
north at 8 O'Clock In Memorial nall At
the court house. L. L. Harms. COM
mander,; Eugene johnson. secretary.
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uA61b6lC.
Assn.se 1emp,e. HshisssaA sassss 80
Etfth ayuaue.
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<DNN G. A. =.
.M BUFoRD POST 243. q. A. 3.
0HW Meets regularly on second
! :: !: !: !: : !:
88M and fourth Friday altar
IJH moons of each month at 2
4 o'clock in Memorial hall in
GAsW tho court house. G. Il.
Z Church. commander; q. G.
W kEirst. adjutanl
): !: !: !: !: :: :: ::
2A o. O. Wv.
G SIBoNY BAY CAMP NO.
dK3 q. :. ". v.
3Ily Meets on the first and third
Thursdays Of each month at 8
.. ~. at Memorial hall. W. W.
G8sD MedcaIf. commander: Il. II.
&45E9 Titterington, adiutant.
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NASrEp-MALE AND FHMALE.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

VIBRATOR FOR BURROUGHS BOOK
keeping machine. Call B. /. 4S1.
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70. 8. i
BOOK ISLAND AERIE NO. o56. FRATER-
nal Order of Eagies.-ResulE meetlngs
first and third TUESDAY OF each month
at Eagles home. Fourth avenue and
Twenty first street. Frank WITCH. W. X;
Joseph Grotegut, secretary.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-06
HERE ARE THE
N SNAPS

4 Camp on Rock river, toilet, water
In house, electric lights, comfort
able sleeping accommodations for
10 people, fine furnishings, good
stoves. Boat with Evenrude engine
attached, 81, $50, possession at once.
Hotel or rooming house, rs rooms
up to 50 rooms in Rock Island, Mo-
line and Davenport, some Of these
Afe wonderful money makers, the
ut business in the world.
Restaurant and lunch room. doing
excellent business, best location in
Rock Island, owner leaving city,
snap II sold by 18th.
Shooting gallery. soft drink par
lor, cigars, tobacco, popcorn stand,
&C., this is a good paying business
ana ideal for someone, $3.50.
Barber shop, one of best stands
y tri-cities, five chairs.
a We will sell anything on COM
mission. If you have anything t
M or trade, see US. We sell res
estate Of all kinds-list your prop
wv, cars, etc. with US. We loa.
money on anything.
GALBRAITH G. ROGERS
uA Third Ave. Phone r. !. 192
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ALESMEN FOR STATE AND COUNTY
on a newly patented mechanical device
Al of merit. used by all check writers, en-
v dorsed by bankers. easily carried In vest
Spochet Exclusive territories assigned.
Big income for willing workers. Secur-
ity Products Co. P. o. Box 10. Chi
caxo Ill,
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
JOHN W~uk & Co.
CONTRACTORS IND
BUILDERS.
Manufactures Of Saah. Doors, Blinds -
0tAtFa. interior hnieh Of al kinda.
uardWood veneer flooring and dealers II
Gia0. 321 and j23 Eighteenth strest.
FRED DoECKEL. CONTRACTOR AND
builder. AL kinds o: building and ~
pair work ut low prices. Phone B. I.
311O. 1883 Twenty third avenue.
CONTRACTING. BUILDING, REPAIRING
screening. Prompt service. 3. /. 5227
Cash and Garry Grocery
Store For Sale
Doing good business; good Ioca-
ton Twentieth avenue and Ninth
street Leaving city. Phone r. I.
1926.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-12
I.EvIAS.

Aunt Dean Franklin returned
Monday from Dexter Mo. whrr,
she was called 10 t.i. bedside ol
her daugater Mrs. l'eari LaRut
who died February "a, after u lin
gering illness.
Mrs. Mamie Hurley of Glen,
dale spent last week with her
grand daughter Clara LaRue
who arrived last week to live
with Mr.. Kelly LaRue.
Born to the wife Of Ersel Lynn
boy. Corbett Ersel Lynn.
Ace Davidson has moved from
Z. Champions to the Henry
Brewster farm near Emmaus.
Mrs. Della Williams was the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Thomas
Burklow, recently.
Herman Mcclure went to Sa-
lem last Saturday on business.
Mrs. Dean Franklin visited her
son Lawrence and wife Sunday.
Miss Adeline Carter visited in
Salem andpinkneyville last week.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-12
SEN EN- SPRINGS.

Miss Hattie Holder and Law.
renee Shewcraft were united in
marriage at the home of Magis.
rate HIlINard in the Caldwell
SprIngs vicinity Gebruary 25th,
1920. Mr.. llillyard officiating.
Mss Hattie has formerly made
her home in Marion, but for the
past few months has made her
home with sister, Annie Camp.
bell. :n this vicinity. Mr.. Shew.
craft is one Of our Seven Springs
boys. We wish them q happy
voyage on life's matrimonial sea
and at the end Of life's journey.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-12

a home in Heaven. is the desire
of the writer.
Moat Duvall, one of our farm
e.s here, purchased the flock of
goats that were sold at the &rif-
fifth sale Thursday.
The chirp of the little chicken
can be heard in this vicinity.
This month is the windy
month and SC far we have had
awfully cold windy weather with
snow followed by very cold
weather for tho approach Of
spriLR
Cecil Brasher is attending
school at Frances
Aubrey Guess, Of near En-
maus. and Miss Ina Campbell, of
near Hebron. were married at
the home of Rev. }. c. KinsOlv-
ing. February 25th. 1920. Rev.
kinsolving officiating. We wish
this young couple a long married
life and success in future under.
takings.
Collin and Carlton Patton Wis.,
tied relatives near Emmaus Sat
urday.
Fannie Travis, of near En-
maus. spent last week with NJ.
l.. Patton aud family at this
place.
Warren Belle Of near Marion.
has moved on the farm of Moat
Duvall for the present year.
Floy Simpkins and family of
near Emmaus visited NJ. l.. Pat.
ton and family Saturday.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-12
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC


In the Stud season of 1920
will he one registered saddle
bred horse 5 years old. l6 hands
high, will weigh around 1000
pounds. A beautiful bay with
white hind feet, very stylish
with perfect form. This stal.
hon was bred by w. Z. Dowell
out of a very fine registered
saddle mare. He sent the mare
away to one of the highest bred
saddle horses in the state of
Kentucky and this beautiful
,vuhx stallion vas the result
If you have 4 well bred mare
it will pay you to see this horse
before breeding elsewher.
Also one good jack, being OF
the noted Black Spanish and
Starlight breeding. has size and
best of quality. good lengthy
body with the best of head and
ear, is a tried breeder. Sires
the kind of mules we all like
with size and best Of quality,
The above horse and jack
will make the season Of 1920
at my farm north of Marion,
KY, at $500 each to insure 9
living colt. Money due when
mare is traded or transferred
or bred to another horse OF
jack. Care taken to prevent 20.
cidents but will not be respOn.
sible if any occur.
Also have the registered Red
Poll cattle. some young bulls
for sale. The dual purpose cat.
lie, very large and smooth,
dark rich reds, very beautiful
and excellent mixers.
Also the Mammoth Big Bone
Poland China hogs of the lead.
ing strains in the north west
hog region, being the real 600
to 800 pound sows and 1000 to
200 pound boars. They are
not cutters like the small type
of hogs, get so big and quit
growing, they make use of lots
of grass as they are great
grazers which helps greatly to
cheaper the feed bill. Have q
choice lot of gifts and boars for
sale. Pedigrees furnished.
Also have the Rose Comb
r. |. r. chickens. very large.
true to color. very dark rich
reds, good ayers, hens excel
lent mothers. Eggs for sale for
setting purposes at reasonable
prices. b. H. EASLEY, Ma
rion. KY. Phone 76. 3 rings,
Marion exchange.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-12
CALDWELL SPRINGS

Miss Maliah rurley was the
guest OF Mrs. Nannie Bell few
days last Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roby Gibbs are
the proud parents Of u baby boy.
Earl Bell was the guest Of his
brother. Warren Bell last week.
Mariah Turley was the guest OF
Katie NewOerry Thursday.
Pearl Kinsolving is visiting in
Lyon County this week.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-12
R., |. BEELER
DENTIST
With DR.. BuntOn
FREDONIA, KENTUCKY


The readers Of this paper win BE-
pleased TO learn that there 10 At least
one dreaded diss.- that science has
been able to cure in all its stages und
th.t 70 catarrh. Catarh being greatly
hnusnesd BY constitutional conditions
reauires constitutional treatment. Halls
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous SUI.
faces Of the Systsm thereby destroying
the foundation OF the disease, giving the
patient strength by building up the con.
sutution and assisting nature In doing its
w.fh. The pfoprieiors have % much
faith In the cnrativx power Of UaIrs
nstA!rh Nedicin- hat they oYsr One
Hundred Dollars loi any case that Il falls
to cure. send Tor list - testimonials.
address J. CHENEY & co, Toledo.
ohio. sold ey all prussis,s. TSe.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-12
SALE NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, March 22, 1920

at the late residence Of Simeon Hunt deceased on the Marion
and I'LL! Spring road about four miles east of Marion will
sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder the ovno
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-23

bank odm6wiiy miastu picnic
dry; bank %utrzymuja, IL zdawna
juz przestrzegano administracye
micjska, re w gospodarce jej mu-
81 bye wprowadzona pewna O.
szczednoSc, DO inaczej nastapi
kryzys ciezki, ktory fatalne moze
sprowadzic j1astepstwa, Kryzys
juz jest dis, a jake jego nastep-
stwa beda rychla ~przyszfosc Okla
&c. lego rodzaju opinie W Pra-
sic angielskiej opublikowali
p1zedstawicicle naipowazniej-
szych bankow rhicagoskich.
ZLODZIEJ PODEJRZANY o
r
Murzyn Percy Green, ktory
zostal niedawno aresztowany i
II ktorego W sktzynce depozyto-
wei znaleziono bizuteryi ma
$4,000 jest podejrzany o tajem-
nicze morderstwo Pawla Kan
strup'a, cia}o ktorego z rozbita
czaszka znaleziono w garaZu "a
kwietnia. Policya posiada pewnc
dane, kt6re pozwalajq podejrze-
wac aresztowanego murzyna o
mordcrStwo.
w dzien morderstwa Kanstru-
pa, Green podjql GEEK w banku
IA 5000. Green przyznal sic, re
~bizuterya, znalcziono PREY MIN,
zostala skradziona w Pittsburghu
Z Gwoch apartamentow - jesz-
cze w pazdzierniku roku zeszie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-23
z MIASTA.

Miasto wciaz ma DUE klopo-
ty z braku funduszow ma pokry-
cic swoich zobowiazan i wydat-
kow biezacych. Jak pisaliSmy O.
negdaj - miasto zaczeso wyda-
wac certyfikaty dluzne u. 0. u"
tym dluznikom swoim, ktorych
wyplaty chciano ma pozniej Cd
lozye = w nadziei tel, IL CT, co
takie certyfikaty dostali, beda jc
mogli spieniezyt w pierwszym
lcpszym banku, a z bankami mia
sto pozniej ureguluje tie sprawy'
Tymczasem bank owych certy-
fikat6w przyjmowac ME chca, o.
swiadczajac, IL certyfikaty So
bez zadnej wartosci i ME maja pc
krycia finansowego - zadnego.
powiadaja, re TAXI certyfikat, to
tvlko kwitek re strony zarzadu
miejskiego, stwierdzajacy re mia
sto przyznaje, IL jest komus da-
ia sumo WHINE. lecz ME macy
to, IL zdaje gwarancye ma to, &c
zwr6ci temu,c kto "a miasto dug
wv splaci.... Wobec tego, &c
sprawl moze przedstawiac kfopo-
ty i wlec sic diugo, - bank
ME chca z tenn sic ,,badrowac."
Cpinia w bankach panuje tez
taxa, il miasto certyfikatami ty-
mi - spr6bowalo wydostac Z
bank6w pieniadze - ME wprost,
podstepem. gdyz poprzednio juz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-23

kandydatow mianowicie; McKin-
ley'a, Shurtleff'a i Chiperfield'a,
ably zgodnie przeprowadzic sta
nowy tykiet prawyborczy z John
G. Oglesby'm ma czele, jake kan
dydatem O nominacye ma guber-
natora, Konferencya powyzszych
trzech aspirantow odby4a sic W
Springfieldzie W srode, a jake
rezultat tego posiedzenia dwoch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-23

kandydat6w Z ~pewnoscia wycofa
swe nazwiska z tykietu, ably dac
wieksze szanse Deneen'owi. VIA
domosc otrzymana z kwatery Nc
K;nley'a, re ME zamysla on wy
cofac sic, ME jest pewna.
- Powiatowy komitet Thomp-
son = Ludin'a, zwyciezony przez
opinie najwyzszego sadu W czer.
wcu, odbyi wczoraj sesye w no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-23

te1u La Sale" i zreorganizowal
sic stosownie do aktu prawybor-
czego z roku 1910. Chas. R.. Fran
els, z 25tej wardy 7ostal wybra-
nv powiatowym przewodca ma
.mieisce Virtus C. Rohm'a. Oscar
E, Caristrom, z Aleo,(podal wczo
raj swa petycye jake kandydat o
republikanska nominacye ma gu
hernatora.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-23
z POLITYKI.

- Nazwisko Chas. S. Deneen'a
zostafo wiqczone do listy handy
datow o republikanska nominacye
IA .senatora Stanow Zjedn. L.
mieszczenie nazwiska byiego gu
bernatora ma liScie se%natoryal-
nych kandydat6w zalezy Cd cab
kowitego wycofania sic z tych
wyScigow politycznych trzech
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-23
SPRAWL LLOYD'A.

w sprawic Bross Lloyd'a i je-
40 dzicwietnastu w~sp6lnikow, o.
skarzonych o propaganda komu-
:lizmu i zamach staHu wystapi-
10 wczoraj dwoch Swiadkow -
lanes A. Duncan i A. w. Swan
son, obaj 50 ,.leaderami" partyi
robotniczych. Duncan zeznas, re
podczas strajku ME bylo dokona'
no zadncgo nielcgalnego czynu
aie by}o zadnych t~cndencyi "
celu wywolania rewolucyi. e.
zranie Swensona bylo krotkie
bcdzic on przesluchany powtor
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-23

~wczorajszej sesyi. L. .Romahsky,
prezes kompanii wegla p, NJ. AT
las Coax and Coke Co." skarzyi
sic, re koleje daja' sobie pierw-
SENSITIVE W swych potrzebach W
przewozeniu wegla pred innymi
konsumentami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-23
SZESCIORO
z LoDKI.

Ma jachcie ma jcziorze Pista-
kcc wybuchnaf polar. OddziaSo-
vi ratowniczemu udalo sic wy
ratowaG z piomieni 4 mezczyzn /
, kobiety, ubrania kt6rych byly
~ W piomicniach. Prey ratowa-
niu ogien przerzuci} sic ma ratu-
jacych. Podczas akcyi ratunko--
wei zostali poparzeni wlaSciciel
lodki Ian Holt / pilot Pawci Far
mum. Helena Johnson i Ellinor
Green pomagajqc PREY gaszeniu
poiaru, zgineiy w piomicniach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-23
OSMIU
CHINCZYKOW.

w ,rejdzie" ma pralnie chin,
ska pnr. 55l South Clark III. fe,
dcralny oddzial policyi areszto-
wal wczoraj wiaSciciela powyz-
sci pralni i sicdmiu innych Chin
czyk6w - "a palenie opium. Po-
}icya skonfiskowala oSm puszek
surowcgo opium, kilka fajek ! pc!
juz opalonego opium, skro
hanego z fajek - najsilniejszy
roGzaj opium.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-23

easy. wSzystkie wielkosci,
style. wielkoSci 3 de g, W = 20
sobote tylko para "a OsOC
Msskie czarne i ceglaste skorzane
domowe pantofle, everett style, sko
rzane podeszwy | obcaSy. zrobione
ola wygody, wieIkosci 6 do II
Eyn ss0o '!.. paF 2.45
Dziewczece bale canvas pantofle z
bialemi sk6rzanemi ~podeszwami i
obcasami. zrobione ma novel Paris
przys1wie. wielkosci "a do q O
do Z, ma sobote, para H'AO
Dzieciece brunatne i czarne skorza-
ne ankle strap pantofle, przewracane
skorzane ~podeszwy, wieFko- 90
Sci. 3 do a. w sobote para ~
Dziewczece lakierowane Mary Jane
pantofelki. sk6rzane podes1wy / OBJ
easy. wieIkosci So do I, o. q AZ
cenione ma sobote, pc HsTS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Jimmy Wide Knocks
Out Ertle at Milwaukee

milwaukee,, Wis. Jan. 2S-Jinmv
wilde, fyweight champion boxer Of
England knocked out Mike Ertle.
St Paul. early in the third round of
e lO-round bout tonight.
Inc blow that stopped Errle was
right hand blow co the lew. wnic.,
followed straight left to the face.
Wide was the first To land in the
opening SESSION. He pspperec away
with several straight lefts. E,rtIe rur
N some good right and left blows to
Ine head and body but apparently
Inls did not bother the Enktishmsn
In the second round Wilde scored
w1rn rights and Iefts to head and
BODY al viii and leaped away from
the opponent. The round ended with
Ice having much the adranaaeg
Inc EnglIsnman waded IN at fas,
chp as the third opened OFFERING
rights and lefts TO head an6 boev
without damaging returns Of. Of
aoouS a minute Of the final session
when Wiide-caught the 81. PauI rnun
with a right 10 jaw. Ertle's hands
dropped to lis side and SECOND lar
er ne reeied and fell 70 the cauvass
he tried to rise but could not make
the effort n the prescribed time.
Wide weighed 1Gs and one half
pounds and Errle IL at 8 n'ciock IN
the afternoon.
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Gov. Edwards in
Return Slap at
William ]. BRYAN

Jersey City, y. j.. Jan. 2g-W iiIiaru
Jennings Bryan was accused OF
wanting TO establish the harmony of
death" u the Democratic party IL a
statement issned tonight b yGovern-
or Edwards. in reply to an attack
made upon the New JerseI legislature
az Bristol Virginia. last hight. Mr.
Bryan had charged Gov. Edwards
with being an agent OF the liquor IN
te-ests a1c with trying 70 disrupt the
Democratic party. In his statement
Governor Edwards said
THE harmony MIR. Bryan wants is
the harmony Of death. r he has his
way the Democratic convention at
San Francisco viii be the morxue
from which win be picked the corpse
To appear It q November nationa
funeral. What I wish is. to disturb
no harmony, but an Intelligent grap-
ping with the situation so that we
VIII have clearly defined the tissue Of
liberty against Bectarianisn I would
sooner be Angel Gabriel TO call the
party To life than the smug under
tRker to preside NJ It's funeral"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
CALL DANCERS TO
LEARN OF PLOT
TO KILLCANCY

Boston. jan. 23-DRnc6fs who were
Al Roughan's Han when Patrulman
William G. Clancy was shot down
among them a week aep were called
before the Suffolk county grand Jury
tpday In its investigation Of the Off
GERS death. Fran them. It was said
District Attorney PeIletier sought TO
obtain information Regarding an al
legged plot by sume at the men
dancsrs te kin Clancy because of his
strict endorsement Of rules.
Joseph Summarize has confessed
thai he fired the shot which feiled
the ofncer. but claims he intended It
fDr another policeman who Was pres
ent IN civilian ciotheA The Euvsrn-
ment as q result of pot1cs invsskiea-
tiun. is said not To fsel satisfied that
9ammarcp YVES alune responsible ana
several persons are unaar survei'-
lance pending action by the grand
jury. Philip W. Puccia and Frank
Rptondo, who were ARRESTED before
Summarize confessed, are still held.
and tnday their hearings ou charges
II murder were further continued to
Feb. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Gr. and Mrs. Russell Craig lat
Thursday fnr Flint. Mich-, vhsre
they win lncaaa. Mr. Craig having
acoepted q Position there Their
many rrienes wish rhan much suc-
cess IN their new location.
Mrs George s Staples -eturned
Thursday FROM visit with relatives
In Houitpz-
GOrge & Bryant Of Freedom. for
merry Of this town. WIS q business
caller here Thursday.
The funeral services for the late
Fred Gilman viii be held II two
O'Clock Friday afternoon at the horne
Of his 6aughter. Mrz. Annie Amss, ON
Main street. undsr the xuspicss Of
Phient0ma lodge, I. o. o. f., of which
the deceased was q member. Out Of
respect to the deceaaed, who was
very popular with the business men.
the stores viii be clnse6 rum 70
?. hi during the services.
l. E. Mcinttrs oS Esst wxterforS
q member ofLhe executive board of
the State Grange, wt- address the
members OF Pt..rsdefd Grunge At the
afternoon session Of the all day meet
ing To be held Saturday jan. 81. A
dinner viii be served Al noon under
the direction Of James 6 Libby and
aids