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The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16
ROLL STILL GROWS

]. .;rran Good of the House appro-
 ,.,ious Committee Proudly an
 .,es that estimates for all gov
 .nsut departments and activities
 ao the coming years have been re-
 ,sd s1,417,422,6O2. These cuts in
 [. reductions in the proposed ap-
 ar;ations for agriculture the army
 navy and other things necessary
 tbe existance and safety of the 'tion The chairman says that sub- ;.tod estimates were sealed in all .es hut twon and that Congress
 ;sed the ante in these two instances. The post office appropriation was If the two that was revised up. ,rd and the higher figures were sde necessary by the long delayed M much needed higher salaries for stal employees. Need we mention hat the other was? We hardly knk it is necessary to tell the peo- e that in line with the ancient Re hblican policy, the pension roll will ! s64, 4,12O,OOO higher even than the ktimates submitted by the depart kent for the pension bill. It might |Ot be so clear why this pension roll bntinues to grow 5 years after the Inclusion of the war that caused it. Eether will it be so readily under kood why in wave of retrenchment, Ehen appropriations for the most vi- bl needs of the nation are being ealed, Congress will be asked to pay unuses to ablebodied soldiers, boun- les to prosperous wheat growers and , set aside hundreds of millions of pllars in order that congressman and hei families might enjoy junketing lip around the world.-Commercial ppeal
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16
Hagen affair.

Hagen affair. -
 There was much comment in Nina's set at this unexpected capture of one of the most eligible young men in town.
 But to Ted and Doris, crossing the country on the first journey of their life with one another. these comments. friendly or otherwise made very little difference
 Well have telephone in every room Ted had said. jokingly.
 And Doris. thinking of their first words with one another. had agreed that this would be quite appropriate.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16

Arkansas Natural Gas cheap because economical there is never necessary roaring fire to get heat hot enough for frying chicken wacl the precious coal burn when there is further GAS CAN BE TURNED OFF THE MINUTE YOU ARE THRU WITH IT.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16

If you want business course lei us save you money on a scholarship New Printing Company.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16
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 Published by 1. News Printing Company

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 ',.' S.,smt CT 4th. 1905. at the post ' .t Prescott, Ark, under the act ~ ss,gress, March 3. 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16

Every bit of gas is burned-no waste at all-no ashes-no disagreeable, unneces- sary work
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
Girl FALLS IN
/ FAlNT;BARELY
MISSED BY CAR


Miss Betty Mentally, NIL street.
Rock Island, tainted Wills walking
along Railroad ayeoae neaF Ninth
street, Moline, last night. She Was
discovered lying in the middle Of
the highway b. Mrs.. lrens Nat
thews, 438 Fourth avenue, after .
motorist had narrowly avoided
running over The girls body. It
was at first reported thst the Rock
Island girl had. besn injured In IN
automobile collision. ~
Afs.s Matthews told Policeman
Peterson last night that she saw
the girls body IN the road about
$50. She halted Joe Aerts Of
South Moline. who was driving IN
automobile along the avenue. and
Niss McNally was taken to the Of
ices Of DR.. ". T. Human and
later to the Moline public hos
pttal.
After the unidentified woman
had been taken to the hospital, 20
lice searched her handbag and
found q letter addressed to Miss
Betty McNally. Mill street, Roch
Island. Chief Ben DeJaeger visited
the hospital this morning and
found that the girl brought there
last night was Miss McNally.
The girl explained the incident
by saying that she had had anoth-
er one Of her spells. She had just
regained consciousness ut this
morning. Miss McNally has beer
taken to the Moline hospital sew
eral times under similar circum.
stances. Early this summer she Il
reported to have narrowly escapet
drowning in the Mississippi river
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
AID MEN SPEAK ON
BREAK IN PRICES

That Advertising would play .
biz part in the adjustment ofsprices
wss the stand taken by Howard
Harrington. president Of the Moline
I'd cluS in his talk before the club
yesterday noon. The club devoted
much Of it, business session to q
discussion Of the recent break in
wholesale and retail prices.
( ut IL time for buSiness men to
make plans with more care and
look . longer way ahead" Mr.. Har-
rington said. "Tendty Of condi-
tons during the last two. years has
been felt keen!y and everyone
knew that this break was coming. +"
william briggs and r. A. Shall
berg also spoke upon the possible
effects Of the price slash. The
club unanimously endorsed the plan
Of the Community club to stage .
Mardi Gras celebration on Hal
lowe'en and also the J. H. Prost
lecture to be given In Moline soon.
Forty Sign for OratoCy.
Forty men have already enrolled
in the public speaking class Of the
Y. M C. A. night school. The class
started Thursday evening under
the direction Of Professor J. p.
Ryan, former head Of the depart
ment of oratory at Crinnell col
lege, Iowa.
Glasses in industrial and COM
mercial subjects will not open
! until next week. Interest In all
these courses is powing but the
actual opening has been postponed
until q complete enrolment has
been obtained.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
SPECIAL SERVICES
TO MARX CHUROH'S
3OTH Anniversary

Eight charter members OF the Sec
ond Methodist church Of Moline Will
be honored next Sunday at services
to celebrate the 30th anniversary
Of the church's organization. The
celebration will be held in the same
building at Eighteenth street and
Twenty-fourth avenue in which the
flrst services Of the new congrega-
ton were held in October, 1890.
The charter members still living
are: Mrs. Rebecca Cornwall, Miss
Sarah Trevor, Mrs. Harriet Thomp-
son, Mrs.. Josephine Fowls. Miss
Marxaret Hoffman, Mrs. Lillian Ed
gar, Mrs. Margaret Ziegler an
Will Brown. Rev. r. G. Peafse. one
Of the first pastors Of the church,
will speak at the morning services
and Rev. A. M. Stocking Of Rock
Island. pastor Of the First Metho.
dist church Of Moline In 1890 will
be the evening speaker.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
Chicago Cash Grain.

Chicago Oct Wheat: No. I
rcd, 1T; No. 3 rcd. 1.3s; No. 2
hard, 23103.13; No. 2 hard, 2210
z.z3h; No. 3 hard. Els: northern
spring. 1.117t; No. mixed. 2.1s0
IA.
Corn: No. / mixed, 1.e301.06; No.
; mixed, 1.esh01.o8; No. 3 mixed.
1.o1@101h; No. 4 mixed. LOO; No.
s mixed. s7@1.O0; No. 2 yellow.
1.o601.10; No. 3 yellow, LOS; No.
4 yellow, 1.04; No. yellow. $50;
No. 2 white. 1.0401.0s; No. 8 white.
1.o4; No. 6 white, 100; sample
grade. 100.
Oats: No. 1 white. 6e056hc;
No. 3 white, 54@553kc.
Rye, No. 2, 1.730173h.
I Barley, So09S.
Timothy seed. 6.eo07.5o.
i Port, nominal.
I Lard, 1905.
Ribs, 15.25@l7.25.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
AIEDO PERSONALS

DR.. R C. Johnston, proprietor Of
the Rexall Drug store in Aledo, is
in St Louis this week attending the
annual Rexall convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. VAnAttA Of
this city visited Chicago friends this
week. They were accompanied to
Chicago by their daughters, Hazel
and Nina, who csntinued to Ann
Arbor. Mich, tesattend school.
The Misses Esther and Bessie
Peterson Of this city are in Chicago
this week visiting with Mrs. S.
Burnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clancy Of
Peoria visited Aledo relatives this
week. =
Mrs. John Black and son Holmes
Of near Aledo are visiting relatives
in Kewanee this week.
Mrs. C. e. Duvall and Miss Elsie
Gildersleeve, beth Of this city, are
In Champaign, ILL.,, this week At
tending the Home Bureau and bet
ter community conferences.
Miss Agnes e. Palm Of Chicago
spent several days this week with
Aledo friends.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 1.-Cattle:
receipts. 1000; practically nothing
doing on beef steers and feeders
forced sales. unevenly lower; sales
Of steers, 7.0o012.75; SOLE left un-
cold. other classes slow and
steady; she stock. most 5.5006.50;
few cows, 7.0007.25.
Hogs: receipts, 1000; bulk, un'
evenly strong to 15c higher; spots
up more; closing, steady to strong
no choice kind here; top, 1850;
bulk, light and medium, 15.400
1850; heavy, 1s.o0016.5s.
Sheep: receipts, 5000; fat lambs
25c to $50 lower; top westerns
12.4o! native. 11.60: few salei
sheep, Csc lower; good western
ewes, 5.25; feeding lamba 36c b
Soc lower; top, 100. .
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
DRIVER OF CAR Is
FINED ON CHARGE
OF DRUNKENNESS

Carl M. WEIGH. 1902 Fourth ave-
niue, Rock Island. arrested last
night on a charge Of driving an
automobile while under the influ-
ence Of liquor. was still in Moline
city Jail at noon today. He was
awaiting the arrival Of his wife to
bring SIS, the amount Of his Ane,
to the Moline police station.
The accident which led to Welch's
arrest, occurred at Fourth avenue
and Fifth street, Moline, yester-
day afternoon. Welch's car was
badly damaged. WEIGH pleaded
guilty to the charge against him
when arraigued before Magistrate
GustafsUn this morning. Btatiug that
he had met q man with . bottle
for safe . few blocks from the &C
cident
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
oBERTS NAMED
I'D OF FARMERS
OPERATIVE co.

. McRoberts, prominent
9ron farmer. was elected
{ Of the Port Byron Grain
umpany at its annual meet
- town hall yesterday at
B. McMichael was nan
resident, F. H. Sha6er ssc-
oasurer. and the following
ected directors: Willian
ts, J. B. McMichael, r. H.
Fred Behrens, Edgar Wal
ward Hartz. Victor Carlson,
eah, W. H. Alsdown, James
Fu and Frank Sample
valued at 500, 900 was d.
through the associatiou
ote Of thanks was extendst
pmcers for their service d
& business Of the cooper,
rganization during the Lad
l-arHand club served dime
members Of the association
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
! SNAP FINDS
LINE COAL MEN
ICING SHORTAGE

coal dealers are thousands
behind their orders, with
aspect Of immediate relief.
tigation Of the local stu
ssaled today. Shortage Of
atinues to be the principal
fpF the delay in deliveries.
The hrst cold weather OF
son, dealers were flooded
eders for coal, despite the
II warnings to householders
l heir coal bins early. In
lasss the orders were filled.
ture orders that will have
Neglected, coal men say.
4 grade of southern Illinois
! being quoted this week ut
lAd $11.75 a ton, an advance
Ago. Local dealers will not,
n guarantee to deliver fur
1efs at this figure. Posi-
= . break in prices IL not
I'D likely.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
MAY REVIVE OLD
PARKING LIMITS

Moline's parking problems Will
be settled by adopting the same
regulations which were adopted
last spring and nsver rigidly en-
forced, II recommendations Of the
ordinance committee are. accepted
BY tho council ne1t Monday even
ing. The spring ngulations set .
30 minute parking limit.
Alderman ]. A. Swanson, chair
man of the ordnance committee.
said today: Their was . nav in
the old ordinance which prevented
effective police ACTON. The new
measure, he debates. will have NO
flaws and vii b rkidly enforced.
The council on Sept 20, agreed
not to enforce the no-parking ordi-
nance until further recommends
lions and amendments had been
suggested BY the ordinance COM
mitteo. The com1itteo has agreed
on the 30-minute rule and II con-
Adent that the ceanc1l will adopt
it's recommsndatians.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
W. G. T, U. MEMBERS
TO CONVENE HERE

Members Of the Woman's Chris.N
tisn Temperance union Of Mercer
county will meet In the First Heth.
odist church in Aledo. Thursday.
Oct Z. in morning and afternoon
sessions. This b the annual W. c.
T.U. convention for this county,
The delegates will enjoy . basket
dinner In the church parlors at
noon. Speaker for the day In
clude Oscar e. Carlstrom Of this
city, who will talk on the Law
Enforcement Of the Eighteenth
Amendment" Also Mrs. Minnie
Coventry. . state worker Of the
association, who will speak on Ths
Responsibilities and Opportuniusa
Of the Woman Voters" -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01

y q YEARS OIL

- nm department. is cels.
j may IT. 3Ath anniversary
g CAist John Q. Hawk, /
g tAs original company
NJ Oct /, 1896, the vol,
g deDartments were dis.
n ~ tAs first paid fore,
veteran iiremen beside,
M are I'd Delene, aeria
eain temporarily At tn,
station. q member Of tn,
:; any, but who broke hi
! ncord for . period o
@ :. o. Young. JAIME
soan Mauthe and Thoma
1ee members Of No.
M bssn retired.
~ 10y day isn't what
one veteran firema!
sedly today q he recall
g which fofmse marke
10y. He told OF Ion
.11.s.slly laden with food an
0 9at are only memorie,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
ALEDO HuSkIES
TO MEET GRADS


Football win b IN important
part In the curriculum Of the Alo4o
high school this year. moro impers
tant than In several pears. accord.
ing to Dale n. Roberts. prlnoDa1
Of the high school and coach a
the football team. Coach Rooerta
has had the high school men 10
hand for several days and y fase
whipping them into shape Tor the
frst game Of the season. which =
to BE- played nsxt Tuesday alfer-
noon at the William and VasAd
neld. Ths alumni of tAs AigA
school have been called 0poo -
furnish an eleven 70 buck tho
youngsters. and the game = ex-
pected to b Q 6ne curtaan-ta11o9
for the fall program. as
For several years the Aldo hlg1
school has bssn clipping back a
the list Of schools which turned
out good football teams. This year
It 10 the purpose Of Coach RobsrtS
to turn out . team which will DO
credit to much bigger schools and
In all probability will give the
larger schools . race for the cham.
pionship. 800
Next Tuesday the high school
will meet . team which in former
years has Brought much credit to
the Aledo high school. Stars who
represented Aledo when the local
school was recognised throughout
this. district % one Of the leaders
In football will be on the Geld. 4
few OF the alumni, which are sx.'
pected to appear, are: H. Harbour.
G. w. Harbour, Raus McWhorter,
Krams. Boultenhouse. Mack. Dun
can. Petrie. Black. Mcfarland.
Dixon. Morgan and McCaw. Sew
eral others who have not yet listed
their names a. members Of tho
alumni team are also expected to
be on hand to meet the high school
eleven. :,
On Friday. Oct. 8. the local team
will meet the Alexis high school
eleven. The Alexis team has play
Cd two games and won both and
Ii expected to give the local men
considerable competition. although
little danger Of defeat for the
Aledo school is anticipated. =,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
DOubL EMURDER
IN FARM HOUSE
Bootleg Whisky Causes Quarrel
and Killing En-.
Sues

Cleveland. Ohio. Oct. 1.-(United
Presa) Three men were hunted
today In connection with . double
murder In q farm house 10 miles
from here during , quarrel over
bootleg whisky. Mrs. Steve Nedel-
IN, 80, notified the police that Tony
Schrosa e. and George Totoroff.
q. were shot to death and the bod
IL thrown into . creek ON Sept. S.
Shs said she was unable to notify
the police earlier because she was
under guard by her husband and
two Of his friends. Police recoy.
|Nro1 - ho11aa ;, - -.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
REPUBLICANS TO
MEET TOMORROW

Members of the Mercer county
Republican central committee and
the Mercer county woman's Repub-
lican committee will meet in Aledo
Opera house tomorrow to arrange
for Mercer county's part in the
presidential campaign this year.
James A. Allen. secretary Of the
county central committee stated
that the plans for canvassing this
county in q tour by tho committee
had been called on, but that It
might be arranged for such . trip
at q later date.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
MURDER CASE Is
LAID ON SHELF;
JURY ADJOURNED

No new developments have arisen
in tho investigation to learn the
identity of the parties. who shot
Robert Swearingen In Z poker game
early Thursday morning, Sept. 16,
and later escaped In an automobile.
Sheriff John P. Fleming II still
holding Quentin Sherman Of Aledo
and Myrtle Bond Of Galesburg in
connection with the shooting, Al
though 80 far as can be learned
neither Of these have been charged
with any crime. The grand Jury
adjourned yesterday until Saturday.
Oct. 3. without making any reports.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
G. O. p. UNITED.

Marion. Ohio, Oct. 21.-Wnited
Press).-All elements Of the Re-
publican party are united on the
League Of Nations issue, Senator
Warren q. Harding said today. re-
plying to reports That Senators
johnson and Borah had advised
him they were going to quit tho
stump unless . more extreme stand
10 taken BY the candidate against
tho league
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01

Fifty delegates, representing ev-
cry lodge in the Nineteenth district,
which comprises Rock island. Hen
ry, Mercer and Whiteside counties,
with the exception Of Erie, attend
ed the annual knights of Pythias
convention held in East Moline yes.
terday. Business sessions con-
vened in the Eagles hall, Fifteenth
avenue and Seventh street, while
the evenings entertainment was
staged in the grill room Of the
Kirkwood hotel.
Grant Kendrick Of Annawan was
elected president. Other officers
elected are:
Vice president = Frank Hawks.
Galva.
secretary-A. W. Van Housen,
Geneseo.
Treasurer-George D. Buck. Mo-
line.
NJ. T. Booth Of Atkinson wa
named state deputy and county
deputies chosen are: Henry coun-
ty, r. r. Brooks, Atkinson; Rock
Island county. r. G. Smith. Rock
Island; Mercer county. James &c.,
field; Sherrard; whiteside county.
stancey Byers.
Annawan was selected as the
meeting place for next year, al
though Kewanee and GalvA had
spoken for the honor. Geneseo wal
selected as the place In which to
hold the annual outing and . COM
mittee, with n T. Booth - chair
man; assisted BY A. W. Van Housen.
Vane Wooley, william La Mont
John Oberg and A.. e. Danielson.
was named to arrange for the out
ling program and TO set a definite
date 1
| A. =. Danielson Of Moline had
charge of all sessions in the alb.
sence Of the president and secre.
tary. Following the election, An
drew J. O'Donnsll, grand chancel'
lor, and Al Douglas, grand keeper
LOT records and seals, were giveI
Z grand honors. state Deputy Booth
conducted secret work and Grand
chancellor O'Donnsll confefrst
grand lodge orders on nine pas
chancellors.
! The convention was brought to
close with . stag and banquet
which continued up until midnight
Two hundred delegates and mem
bers were present at the stag
Many took part in the program
which consisted. Of imprompt'
addresses. songs and musical mum
bers. Features Of the program wer
selections by the male quartet Q
East Moline and songs by Ralph p
Stolx. East Moline Y. n. c. A. dt
rector, who was accompanied q
1.-The piano by Miss Mildred Garnes
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
COURT Term IS
ALMOST CLOSED


WIN the trial today Of . civil
suit. in which the Aledo Reduction
company. represented By Harry
studof, b asking damages from L.
T. 0iebrich for the replacement OF
IN automobile radiator, which was
ruined In . collision With Q caS
driven By Mr.. 0isbrich, will 80
the end Of the September term Il
circuit in Alsdo 20 far - the petit
Jury u coneern,d. Circuit Judgs
". T. Church goes to Rock Island
next week for the October session
Of court In that city. - aga
All cases scheduled for the Esp
tember term in Aledo which have
not been heard will b tried At
the December term here. No. GRIM
inal cases have 20 far been heard
at this term Of court and there are
only . few such cases to be. dis
posed of, but they will wait until
the December session.
The jury reached . verdict yes
terday afternoon in the case Of
Miles Bohan of Monmouth, who
had brought suit against Thomas
Haney and Orrin Ogle of Keiths-
burg, a. the result OF q controversy
over the dividing Of . commission
from the sale of real estate, in
which these men and several 9TH
ers were concerned. The jury
awarded the plaintiff, Mr.. Bohan.
$614 As his share Of the commits
sion. The plaintiff was represent
cd by Attorney Virgil H. Duvall Of
Aledo and o. C. Carlstrom appear
ed for the defendant.
On Wednesday the jury awarded
Fred Spengler the sum Of 1881 as
damages arising from an automo-
bile smashup last year about six
miles south Of Aledo. The defend
ont in this case was Grant Isen-
berg Of Alexis.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
Toledo Seed.

Toledo, Ohio, Oct. Wheat:
cash, 2.39; December. 2.27.
Glover seed: prime, cash, 1900;
October, 1850; December. 1875;
January, 1885; February. 1885;
March. 15.76
Alsike: prime. cash. 1850; Oc-
tober. December and March, 1900.
! Timothy: prime, cash (1s1S).
and cash (1919). and October, $50;
December. 3.55; March. S.65.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
MERCER BREEDER ~
OF DUROCS WINS
PLACE AS JUDGE

Earl B. Dodson, Junior member
of the firm of Ira H. Dodson q Son,
Mercer county breeders OF Duroe
Jersey swine, IL in Knoxville today.
0ficiating a. Judge in the swine
show at the Knoxville fair. Mr..
Dodson has won recognition amonr-
the breeders Of this district ~ IN
expert ON choosing tho winfeRs
among hogs. He ofnctated at the
Peoria fair last week as tudgt OF
the Duroc display. he.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
new YORK HOLDS
Man Who KNOWS
JescAa Gresnspa1 Claims Knewl'
olee d wan Street Benh
ThroWoc.

New York, Oct. /. - Omitted
Press, man who said he was
Joscha Greenspan. ~. arrested
while crouching In the vesttbule OF
= building in Brooklyn. told the
police today he knew who placed
Tho bomb that blew up wan
street" and that "the police VIII
never get him.
Il .0reenspan was questioned BY de-
ItActiyes OF the bomb squad but
would give NO Information.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
STORM TO NORTHEAST.

Washington, Oct. limited
Press. THE southern storm that
caused the posting Of warnings
along the entire Atlantic and east
Gulf ports yesterday, has moved
northoastward to the st. lawrence
valley, the weather bureau an
nounced today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
|IF /
|bERY Of
|.ROAD Ell


ltnsg. Clinton La =
MIA Moody, Eaa 70
arrested wednsse y
loek island police on
ysbsssy. were tufssd
"a Moline ssthcritiss yss-
esen sitter IN invsst'ga-
= crime had bsen n1de.
~ Lsdsnyoa ars In sas'
u IN.
- young men, all sesi-
- Molins, were arrest
11kiag into . Milwaukee
- e the night Of SEPT 70
n six dozen silk and
-. Whitney ana AeAun-
Iape1 TO the theft when
N s. Chief Tom Coz Of
- yesterday and latsr to
& Schafer Of East Moline
n colored youth, wal
/ Ill charges against hin
rselased. >.
II, . taxi driver, who II
I'VE driven the men arount
tossing Of the shirts. bu'
4 believed to have been .
lhs crime, is out on bond
I'M More Shirts.
y carton containing three
ali dozen shirts, some Of
n been worn, is being held
pst Moline police station
the shirts were found b!
nd pplice, part were foun'
]lunyon home in East Mo
II the youths were foun'
rested Wednesday night
II were collected from In
I purchasers by East Molin'
n night.
Goline police are awaiting
- Of Milwaukee railroad
Savanna before tax
Itler steps in the matter
|ehls are expected to arriv'
I1fnoon and a preliminar!
Twin be given Whitney AM
on before Magistrate A. A
q aftsrnoon or tomorrow
pill probably be bound owe
brand jury on a charge o
and larceny.