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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
MORE RI011NG
IN BELFAST AND
REST OF ULSTER.
Score Have Perished in Fight
ing Since Wednesday Ser
geant Murdered in Cold
Blood as he Goes to Mass. :.

Belfast July Is. The official "com-
muniQue." issued sunday. calls the
II hours. just past - quiet night"
But three more deaths came in Bel
last hospitals, bringing the total
known death roll up to 17-although
1t Is certain that moro than a score
OF persons have persisted in the riots
since Wednesday.
Sunday morning, as he was going to
mass, Police Sergeant Mulhern was
shot down in cold blood. at the very
doors of the church. and on the steps,
before Oath came to him, the last
sacfa'iisents were administered. The
g ssa escaped and there have
been no arrests.
Saloons Are Looted.
Disorders are reported from sew
eral neighboring towns, from Bangor
to Newton. A number Of saloons were
battered in and looted. and there was
considerable smashing Of windows
although no casualty list has yet
come in.
A good example Of the chaotic con-
ditions that have existed here since
the conflict began. and the lack Of
information concerning the number
Of victims of the mobs. is shown In
the fact that the funerals Of several
perSSns killed took place Saturday,
and that the authorities had no pre-
vious knowledge Of these deaths. The
bodies had lain In different houses
several days.
= One Of the worst features OF the
present situation is that number
Of the police On duty have taken to
reprisals-as result Of the merciless
Sim Fem shootings of the last six
months. 1t indicates that even the
police are getting out Of hand and
into an ugly frame of mind.
Troops Are Hampered.
The troops, too, are hampered by
the activities of the Ulster volunteers,
who are nominally assisting" in
maintaining order. Actually. they
have given the soldiers grounds for
complaint in that while the troops
were investiga ting the disorders, there
would be assistance afforded every
opportunity for criminals to escape.
1t is established, however, that the
Obstetrics ignore the police and troops
as long as there is a Sim Fein tar
get. The Sim Feiners meanwhile
are waging a triangular war. against
troops, Obstetrics and civilians whom
they deem Of dubious complexion.
AS far as Belfast and the remainder
of Ulster is concerned. the situation
has developed into sheer civil war; in
which the troops are neither wanted
nor thanked for their intervention,
and in which they are looked upon
as interlopers.
Disorder!y Element.
The disorderly element of the Bel
fast shipyards. arming themselves
with iron rivets, known locally as the
Belfast Butterflies And they are
ready to seize any pretext for riot
ing under the guise Of Ulsterism-
which is plainly disconcerting to the
real followers of Sir Edward Carson.
Troops using a tank fired upon
and wounded several civilians in
Cork Sunday. following the burning
Of disabled military motor car by
mob. it was learned in Belfast
Sunday night.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
GERMANY is WORRIED
OVER FOOD SITUATION

Berlin, July 26.-Sections of Ger
many are again reacting to terror
Of food shortage.
In Treves, during the last few
days. there have been incipient dis
turbances. several quite serious,
when the poor undertook to take
things in their own hands and mobs
looted shops and warehouses.
In Saturdays disturbances the po-
lice were so helpless that they ap-
pealed to the French forces of oc-
cupation for assistance.
Government officials continue to
counsel calm, declaring that while
fuifillment of the allied coal de-
mands will materially affect tho
country's ability to produce food
stuffs and other necessaries of life.
the attempt must be made to abide
by the demand.
it is likely that commission OF
coal workers and employees will be
appointed by the government to visit
the United States and other coal
producing countries 70 study methods
Of efficiency.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
CLOTHES IDENTIFIED
AS MRS. TRUMBULL'S

Clothes found in the murder
trunk" in New York were positively
identified late Sunday night as be-
longing to Mrs. Leo Trumbull. for
mer rooming house keeper in whose
apartments E. LUeroy and wife
whom she first knew as Katharine
Jackson, had stopped.
Mrs. Trumbull identified q brown
coat with fur collar which Miss jack
son had borrowed from her.
After running down several con-
hicting clues thought likely to lead
to the solution Of New Yorks trunk
mystery, the police of Detroit Sun
day night switched their activities to
an investigation OF story told the
police of Birmingham, Ala, by Allen
A. Tatum. linotype operator, con-
corning the actions OF Katharine
Jackson. of Starksville. Miss. End
.her friend. "E. Leroy" while IN De-
trOit.
Miss Jackson's Body?
The police believe there is a pos
sibility of establishing that the mu-
tilated body of the young woman
found in the American Railway Ex-
press Company's warehouse in New
York is that of Miss Jackson.
Tatur said he met Miss Jackson at
Birmingham. called on her in Nash
vile and later sent money to her
when she was in Detroit, according
to information received by the police
here. Tatum also saw her when he
came to Detroit early in May and
stopped at the Park hotel. he told
the Birmingham authorities. He de-
MED he had anything to do with the
Staying.
According to Tatum's story, the
Jackson CIR! was close friend Of
E. Leroy. a mechanical engineer for
an automobile concern.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
RED TRIAL ARGUMENTS
WILL REQUIRE WORK

Chicago. July rs. - Fully a week
may be required for arguments in the
trial of William Bross Lloyd and 10
comrades charged with advocating
the overthrow of the government by
force.
The duel Of oratory will begin Mon
day.
The defendants will be represented
by Clarence DarroW. w S. Forrest
and William Guinea.
The states case will be presented
by Special Prosecutor Frank Conner
ford and Assistant States Attorney
Lloyd Heath and Marvin Branhart.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
BURY BODY OF HERO
OF FRENCH LEGION

Fremont, Neb., July 26.-The body
Of Alfred w. Fowler, veteran Of this
French Foreign Legion was 6uriet
here Sunday. six weeks after hid
death in Genoa. Italy. The American
legion rendered military honors at thu
grave.
The only son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
S. Fowler. Of this city, Alfred had
been to Genoa as a representative d
the National City bank, Of New Yor1
and while there. enlisted in the forI
eign legion.
He was commissioned lieutenant d
artillery and fought on the VosgeI
front.
His death was indirectly due to inI
fluenza contracted while in th|
French army.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
GREEKS ARE MEETING
HOT RESISTANCE NOW

Athens, July 26.-Co. Jafar Tayar.
Turkish nationalist commander at
Adrianopie has evacuated the nom
combat nts frnn1 that city. according
to dispatches from Thracc today
The Greeks are crossing the Mari
eta river under heavy fire from can
non and machine guns which the dts-
patches say the Turks plar:"d on top
ofHo6anes. -
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
WOULD TAKE TWO YEAR,
TO MOVE KANSAS WHEA1

Topeka, Kan. July 26. - Unles
present transportations are improve
and more care provided, railroads wi
require two years for the removal ;
the Kansas wheat crop. That is til
situation confronting wheat growel
as presented today by Gov II.
Allen. in a telegram to e. e. CLAIR
chairman of the Interstate Commerd
commission.
OF the $4,000 to 10000 box cars al
lotted to Kansas by the federal con
mission. only 9.766 had been receive
up to July IS. according to the go|
eruor Grain movement at this tin
is so per cent below that Of 1919.
said
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
KANSAS FOR HARDING
BY BY 10000 C CAT Err
Senator From Sunflower State
Calls Cox a wet" and
Harding a Dry"

pictured as wet" and Senator
Harding, as dry" by Arthur Cap
per of Kansas-the first statement is
sued through republican national head
quarters since the nomination Of
Harding.
"Seventy-fve per cent of the wom-
en- OF Kansas will vote for Harding
because of his vote for the prohibi-
ton amendment and the Volstead
act" said Senator Capper. II sup
pose there are more 'drys' il tho state
of Kansas than anywhere else. and
they have deep seated feeling that
Cox was nominated by the vets
Senator Capper predicted 10000
majority for Harding in Kansas
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
SEN. REED WARNS THAT
ANOTHER WAR is NEAR

Warrensburg, Mo. July 26--voic-
ing warning that anothef eEuropean
war Of major proportions Is looming,
United States Senator .!a=aes 4. Reed
In an address last night urged that
American troops be brought home.
He declared the present situation as
between Russia and F~land grew out
OF polish ambition. Japanese cupid
lty and tho greed Of Great Britain for
faft laef 3fitssa, ttas8es tefsas0f1 ~ -
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
To End Wars IN One Dnv.

Tho British its de-
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dollars apanes:
Two Startling signs the times which sensational tns
Of
seapa Flow
attacking equipped
sg
the
plane probably by the torpedoes
@s ss
unit Of the attacking naval force by the defending planes from
years Millions money spent ruthless
ezpeditonary Chasing hornet
last
81 and the
On the
Of
Muah S
whether
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
ASK LoMDEN 70 TAKE
HAND In SITUATION

stsNsN0xsNN NJ ~ - NsStN
Chicago. July 2S.-The Illinois coal
mine crisis, which threatened to shut
down half the factories in the state.
was put up to Governor Lowden Sum
day night for solution.
For more than two hours q dozen
leading coal operators pleaded with
tho governor to use his power to re-
heve conditions.
Practically every shipping mine In
the state is closed as the result OF
a walkout OF the day men to enforce
demand of 81 an hour, time and one-'
half for overtime and double time for
Sunday.
Lowden Won't Comment.
Governor Lowden seemed impressed
but refused to comment.
Matters are too indefinite, he said.
John M. Glenn, secretary Of the
Illinois Manufacturers Association.
said many factories in the middle
west will have to close soon unless
coal is produced quickly.
He said Illinois factories have only
q three or four day supply.
Some middle west factories." no
added, "are supplied for couple Of
weeks. some for month and some
for only day or two" ~
Meanwhile Frank Harrington. pres
ident Of the Illinois union, says
"there is no strike. The men have
just quit"
Lewis Warning.
From indianapolis comes word
from John L. Lewis, president of tho|
United Mine Workers Of America.l
that If the demands Of the illinois,
shift men are granted. he sswill i'm
mediately call tout the 100000 mind
workers in the central competitive
field to force the scales in other coal
producing states UP to the Illinoia
level.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
SUGAR AT 70 CENTS
PER POUND IN SOY

New Orleans. La. July 26.-Gral
lated sugar was being extensively
tailed al 90 cents q pound here
day. S;is dealer ;S:.s;si0;iEiIes; ne wI
sell as high az 100 pounds to d
toner.
The japanese liner Yeifuku M
arrived yesterday from Ja1a with
O0O. 900 pounds Of Java raws d
signed to tho american Sugar Rel
.6ne GDfnpaay .-.s vs.. -. ..
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
IRISH POLICE RAID
TOWN TO GET REVENC

Cork, July 26,-In reprisaI of 81,
Fem attacks and shipping. a mot
truck load of police today went
Klimalloch. 10 miles from Limeri
where they set fire to many hom
of Sim Feirers. Later the police fir
volleys from rifles through streets
the town, shooting at any one ver
uring out. Al least five houses wd
burned to the ground.
1t was not known how many w@
wounded. The police smashed SD
windows with their rifle butts a
stopped every one on the roads led
ing to and from the town.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
POISON CANDY
CAUSES DEATH

Nashville. Tenn. July 26-nand-
writing on the wrapping Of the box
of poisoned candy which caused the
death of one person and serious ILL
ness of four others at the central
hospital for the icsanc here vas
considered today the most important
clue to what the police term death
plot.
Partial analyses Of the candy by
DR.. William Litterer showed traces
Of strychnine, he said
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
Girl Murdered
Because She Had
Prettier Clothes

Lexington. KY. July 26. Alice
Hammock. u Kentucky mountain girl.
has been murdered Jealousy was the
cause. 1t was not another love tri
angle, however. In fact no man fig
ured in the case. Alice was shot TO
death by Goldie Sturgill, another
mountain girl, because Alice had
prettier clothes than she had.
Goldie lured Alice far out into the
mountains and then shot her three
times.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
FIND BODY OF WOMAN
WHO JUMPED INTO STREAM

Albany. Ore. July 2G-The body OF
Mrs. Edith Knox. Of Wichita, Kan.
who committed suicide by jumping
into small stream near here, has
been found. Dependency. which
was caused by the death Of her hus-
band two years ago. Is believed to
.lsaxe -been, ha.,oaetiye. for aaer act 90
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
IlUIIDE sk
T0s0l vE CRISIS
Of GOAL MINES
Strike Situation Threatens to
Shut Down HALF Of Illinois
Factories Lewis % Gall out
10000 Workers.

indianapolis, July 26 Officials
Of the United Mine Workers Of
America declared Sunday night
that asasnsrat strike u the blum
nous coal miners Wa. Impending
saying the strike would take place
unless wage demands wsre met.
They added that tho strike would
involve anercs;y.e.ea.. !. e1a coo
miners. gs s's3
Charges Of conspiracy betwsen
coal miners and operators are to
DO investigated, il was declared
by federal officiaia hera SUNDAY
night Il was alleged operators
and miners held secret meetings
at which operators agreed 10 raiss
miners salaries in certain mines
and that tho operators planned to
raise coal prices. Il 10 said the
meetings were held without the
knowledge of the national execu-
tive committee on the coal situa-
ton.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
SALESMAN HELD
IN NJ TRUNK
MYSTERY CASE
Chicago Police Say They Have
Information That Roy Mel
lin. Comeo, Mich. Murdered
the Young Woman.

e. Chicago July 2s.-Hay Melltn. .
travelling salesman, was arrested In
the Bangor hotel Sunday by Chi
cago police on the suspicion that he
may be the slayer Of the young wom-
an whose body was found in a trunk
Friday in the American Railway Ex-
press Company's warehouse in New
York.
;iie;iiii.s home is in Coneo, Mich, -
miles from Detroit as
Private information"
The police said they had private
information. which supported the
theory that MellIn was the slayer.
Mellin left Chicago two months ago
for Detroit with a young woman
answering the description of the slain
girl. according to Lieut.. Michael
Hughes. OF. the detective bureau.
The suspect was well dressed and
prosperous looking. He wore a large
diamond ring. During grilling to-
day he denied he had anything what
ever to do with the crime. He will
be examined again Monday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
ISLANDER WINS
TRlCTTY GOLF
CHAMPIO NStIIP
Arthur Smith Beats w.
Skinner in Arsenal
Finals.

Displaying brilliant form through
ont the match. while his oppcaent
played mediocre golf. Arthur Smith
Of Rock Island won the tri-city
championship Saturday By defeat
ing Warren Skinner Of Moline. 5 up
and I to play. A large gallery
witnessed the match. which was
p3yed on the Rock Island arsenal
links. Smith led 1t the conclusion
Of the first Is holes, I up.
At no time during the match did
Skinner look like . winner. His
driving was far inferior to the long,
straight drives Of his opponent,
while his approaching and puts
were not In . class with Smiths.
The Rock Island man played in
the form he displayed throughout
the tournament. He was steady in
pinches and shot with the serenity
Of . champion from tight places.
Smiths approaching was particu-
larry bright and he pulled himself
out Of several tight holes during the
course Of the match BY his master
full shots.
The dopesters looked for Smith to
triumph over tho youthful Moline
player, for throughout the weeks
play the Rock Island golfer dis
played much more class than the
Pillow City artist. At his best in
Saturdays titular match. Skinner
was outclassed by the Islander.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
THURSDAY CARD
ATTRACTS FANS
Capacity Hs1se q nlinsls Expected
mon TfiCll3ss 81 NsaFsy
Z Tewns y See TAleu6

1vhen Johnny Noye and jimmy
Haulon step into the ring 1t the
Illinois theatre next Thurnday
Might IN the main event Of the Rock
Island Indepshdsnt Athlstic club's
ali-star card. tri-city boxing fans
win - to Old school glove Wild
efs in action. fDe boeA Noyo end the
Dsny: ritz. are assrs''is s'ssA asa
II h seldom tri-city fAns are Of
feeed . match zach ~ the local pro-
meters hAye Arranged for their
opsning fAll card and . capacity
house viii undoubtedly witness the
sAcosntsrA The advance ~ sals
= go l1eqnl1f -1nglb ~ 1n6G118
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
BROOKLYN FleH7lNe TO AVERT
CRACK WITH HANDS ON BANNER;
SOx STILL MENACE TO NUNS

New YseA Sept Unted PresA)-TAs Bxsskyn Ds1sn hase
raeAel stage = ~ NatIeaal league whssS
tragedy a1d bshble matter for nstsa1 q gxn IT.
De1ges sday that ragged edge wAs t1ey aos
tain enpefs Of he pennant bet s cennue win u11
ether dub has . chance
By Winning yesterday frsn the Pirates ~ Dsles psa
sonsWAak They reached q te
naag games, they compel To 0at Win ~ teve Of t
rnaag Cincinnati 8e Win euk 0noo IL
Gats and Beds to ne again sday te ether VIM Aavs
his chances reduced before dash.
SOX DOG INDIANS
In the American league Cevelanfs hopes n fa
Ae again. The Indians neveA another vicsf Widowed
sny b. the iegEed Chicago Wlke Sex whe rpaHel h seea1
place. TX ygks behind Tho Yanks New another gas anl
well hack In third place.
tAs Y:.ks Of sevss Of their remaining s.ass ~
WIN finish with pefceataes 81 e& cUangtanos +
wssA require cut Of 10 for Chass esp ana nias sag ~
the Ya1kS <
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

Baltimore. SspG 3o.-Ths post
30 series hetvesn St Paul, Pa
WinAers in the American Asso-
oo. and Baltimore. pennalt
sAnsrs In the new International
>. will opsn hare Oct 5. Games
~ = played hsre Ost Z, I. > and
snef wAieA The tvo teams will
- O. Paul.
\ ne series viii - he best i've in
onss. Each tam Win b al
ed 10 players. The g. Paul
~ who have gone to the Ma
y and Americas leagues In the
tsw veehs vim - eligible.
49, Dunn Of the Baltimore Glib
ssfua1d to- eel any Of hin
g . TIE majoes since H. Afaes
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

HANS SWOGGLE SAYS
SDent ever tag . giTi II ysu
want 70. DO II"
BONEHHAD LUSTRR.
You can't frow hair on q pool
ball, but you can scratch It.
The sophisticated girl aerses IL
hall says yeung nea dent oeDe =
call any nsre They csns 70 visit
Now that women have the vote,
they might begin to wear their bal
lots shorter.
A KISS Is LIKE THE END or
A RAINBOW. YOU NEVER CARE
WHERE IT ENDS.
II has ooDe to tho q1estieA 81
whether men Or VenoA nake TIE
best husbands.
In the old days the three RS
meant reading. 'riting and nth
metic. Now they mean rub rouge
and repeat. PUT! Put! WHO'S
got the powder!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

Two.bas h1ts-Taylof, Fried, Gel.
lerstedt Three-base htt-Whistler.
Home runs-Fried, Norton. Earned
runs-Traetsrs !, velies < Stolen
bases - Stripes 3, Henshaw 9,
Shafee 3, Lamb Fisher. Sacriflce
hit Wlnterbottsn. Sacrifice Fly
Lanh. Delble play Gelleystedt to
nrie to WinterAottem 10 Norton to
hughes. Let ON bases Tractors =,
Velies z. Struck out-By Ursella 8
Hughes, WinterbottoA 3, /Ihrig,
Cassidy Z, Wsodystt 2, Gellerstedt);
BY Gellefstedt s Lamb 3, Henshaw,
DaAielssn, Whistler q Thomas q.
Bases On. halls-OR UFsella 4 (6el.
lHstsdt q, Hughes, Shafer) /, on Gel
lefstelt l (La1b). Hit BY pitcher
IArig. HenshAW. Passed balls
Whistler I. \NnsNs:20. Unpirs-
- WAWMo
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
CPORTING JAZ7
~ 1xUC1 CoRNAD


Isn't n funny hat persons who
ah6de IN glass Aemiciaes are usa-
ally The sasieoe b break?
Law bsglas = wsns IL nsns1t
~ ~ y Heaa ~ s1gno WAN.
~ Nv i1st - ~ travel
No voadsr TIE qgssn bee has %
many saitoFs whoa sAe controls
TIE honey works.
THERE'S A FORWARD PASS
BORN EVERY MINUTE AND TWO
10 CATCH IT.
ssnslimss . spesl n H. Aaal
b worth twe IN - DaEk SleeD!
Sleep!
Do you reme0her wy back
whom yoar girl woald invite you
70 stay for supper!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

Cleveland. Ohio. Sept. 2o.-Clsvs-
land defeated Boston In the arst
game Of the series here YESTERDAY.
2 to 0. in { pitchers battle between
Herb Pennock and Jim Bagby. It
was Bagsby's 18Th victory OF the
season. Approximately $1,000 fans
sat through the chilly voathae %
witness the game.
Bagby held Boston to four hits,
two Of which were made BY Keeper.
the first man up IN the Arst and
third innings. He never was In
trouble until the ninth inning when,
with two men out he walked Witt
and Menoskey, but wound up the
game by striking out Hendfyx.
Score BY innings:
Cleveland -. ...oe00oaeos-2,
Boston 90. .000000ooeQ
Batteriss-Bagsby and 0'Nstll
Pennock and Schang.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

popped to Flshsf. woodyatt famed
ON third swings. Geilerstsdt
famed, tipping the third one.
Fried rolled out to Fisher to
start the tenth. Taylor could not
get under Norton's easy drive and
L rolled through the open door OF
IL clubhouse for . homer.
Woodyatt famed. Gellerstedt drew
his second pass. went tp sseend On
\ passed bal land was allowed to
take third when . hid picked mp
the ball near the backstop. Shafer
scratched . hit to Dantelson, Cell
lerstedt scoring. Shafer stole sec
uud and again rot to third when
whistler heaved the ball to center.
Hughes beat out . hit to Lamb,
ehafer scoring. Ihrig popped to
Taylor.
velies TAks Csuat y
Stropes poked one safe to right
On the flrst ball pitched in the
Velies' half Of the tenth. and gtols
second On Ihrig's poor t1lUU. Win
terbottom thrsW ont T1s11f. Dan
ielson singled to eenter. Strops1
scorine. Cassidy 106sed On Whist.
lee's dfiyo and e fall safs for Z
hass. Danielsoa stopplng q second
Thomas fopled - Ihrig. and Taylea
snAsd u b. grounding out Il
HAghsa-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
GIRLS, ETC.
"a II Smiles.)

There are girls that make %
foolish
TheFe aEo g1rl1 tAa1 nAko 10
There aFs girls thst nake ~
want = Ing them
And to hola fsEeveR - ouf
Thsss tars giFis wAsoe syss
oeuh 0olt . stn11e,
There AFe glF1D Whese figures
ase tAek A0A
Bat the girls whe leek Tie ~
hek at yes
An ~ ghis q . lee<bou
Do they cali II tall because tn
year h beginning to tumble?
Do ysa II ~ cir bun ~ ~
Did yos Let ooDeboay - fol
you With your girl while you weft
on your vacation?
Wsull1't TIT ut ~ teet b
G1bo<31Htey