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New-York tribune., 1920-07-30
Z Women Held Pending
Result of Mans Wound
Mrs. Sidney Denies Accusation
At Lawyer Baumer That
She Shot Him

Mrs. Carrie Webbcr Sidney and Mrs.
Ray Brady were held without bail yes
terday in West Side Police Court to
await the result of bullet wound
Peter Baumer, an attorney of Broad
way, suffered early yesterday morn
ing IN Mrs. Sdney's apartment, at 800
West Fortyninth Street
He is in Bellevue Hospital, where
h" is said to have identified Mrs. Sid
nrey as his assailant. Mrs. Brady's
husband, Edward J. Brady. who was
one of the party in Mrs Sidney's
home. also is in the hospital, cut
about the head.
II played the hostess" Mrs. Sidney
said. 81 was serving drinks and
sandwiches. Banner and Brady got
into an argument, first over religion
and then over nationalities, and the
next thing | knew there was a crash
of my cut glass-$1,0 900 worth gone to
smithereens-and of the furniture.
Then heard shot and Baumer fell.
he made his way to the elevator and
went downstairs. where he collapsed"
New-York tribune., 1920-07-30

ne wanted to know where the money
was coming from.
The meeting was adjourned to Au
gust 16. Borough President Curran
moved that decision on the memorial
ques5ion be postponed fer six months,
but his motion was defeated,
New-York tribune., 1920-07-30
Hiday-Clearance Sale of
Mems Shirts
Pure Silk-Fibre Silks
Silk Mixtures
(Better Grades Only
At Reduced Prices

Imported Habutai and Pongec Silks
medium and heavy Broadcloth Silks
very finest Fibre Silks in newest
stripes novelty and staple silk mixtures
that are preferred by many instead of
all silk on account of their durability.
All sizes in the aggregate, but not in each
individual style. Some have separate COL
lars to match or collars on. but the majority
are plain negligee styles with soft double
cuffs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
Welcome News.

John ]. Mitchell, prominent Chicago banker
after thorough investigation Of business con-
ditions, east and west. predicts:
There will be no dearth Of money for
essential and legitimate enterprises.
aCommodities- will all 10 considerably
cheaper soon.
"The drop in prices Of silk. leather. sugar
and rice" he said, simply came bit EARLIER
because Of particular conditions. The rest viii
follow" ga
Thanks for those kind words, notwithstand-
ing that the average consumer cannot .quist
his troubled heart with mere promises, no
matter how welcome they may be- He feels a
good deal like tho negro Who said n promise
am like de hyin' machine man calis an
air pocket'-a big hole surrounded with
nothin'."
Nevertheless. let ~ hope the predictions
from 10 eminent and soand IN authority, may
be realized In the fullest sense
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
Law and Custom.

The wrong party is In the saddle; your IA
vorite measure ID lost: and your representa-
tives in government seem to stand for evtry-
thing that you abhor.
But they done. You do not have to lie
awake at night for fear that some one will
pass laws to close the streets. burn down the
houses and enforce murder. theft and DO
lygamy; and even though you know that the
supreme court was wrong in its last decision,
lie IN the land is still endurable.
The great body Of Law remains q II always
Vas. You can walk the streets Or hoe the gar
den In your old accustomed way, and You can
still cit down to meal without stopping to
ssk whether some new tyrant will have you
drawn and CHARTERED for eating peas with the
wrong implement
s1f they give you veal for. dinner whom you
wanted beef. you know at least that you will
net Be served with Chinese BIRDS nests or the
"long pig" Of the Cannibal islands. or the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
Socialists Reelected.

II special slection = Nsu York ciu last
JA4fs6ay. The avs aoeaaiists wAq wses az
PEELED fron> fhs New Yosk state ~asseunbly -
hang Aisaoyal. wsfs rsslscesd ~ iacssassd
majorttiA
Thsy Won in spite Of tho united opposittoe
Of the Republicans and Democrats. who pre-
septsd . fusion ticket in each district Tho
election machinery was entirely IN ths- hands
q the old line parties. s
Nsvssthsless. the voters q these i've dis
tricts expressed their preference for these So
called "disloyahsts"- they expressed it in
no uncertain terms.
Their victory at the polls Thussday II A.
tributed q much to tho action Of Speaker
Sweet and his colleagues, who oustsd them
from their seats in the assembly, ~ to. the
strength Of the socialistc doctrine in these
districts. 80
Their expulsion was q challenge to repre-
sentative government It was denounced BY
leaders Of both the Republican and Democratic
party, and IL Sweet attempts to expel them the
second time by his steam-Follsr methods, he
will be guilty Of undermining American con-
-stitutional institutions. 49,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
TlHlE DAILY SHORT STORY

The day the letter was recelvod
she had been. for her. unusually
blue and lonely.
She could not help feeling IN her
secret heart that the letter could
not possibly b for her. and yet-it
was rather nice to BE- called dear"
-
Molly hastily snatchsd up the en-
vel0pe. end - she scanned It / Sic
ond tiu5s the amile died from her
face: 80 Miss Dolly Roberts. Sar-
gent School. Cansridss Mass" she
read.
So that vas II! she had fre-
Qusntly been confused with Dolly
Roberts hecauae Of the similarity
Of their names, although they were
~ different - night and day.
Pretty. frivolous. tickle Dolly-wAx
tho whole school WAS talking aboat
her now Tor sloping quito dramatic
ally . wesk ago! Yes, and the
manS name had BEEN Carling!
A lump roee to Molly's throat ard
Threatened 70 choke her. Never b.
f6rs had sAs realised quite how
lonely and aloAe she waa.
she at Qnite stu. A daring
thought bad snGsee1 her mind: this
Monty NJ Q aaSo. distance. away,
Dolly ~ eertat1ly 1ayond caring.
Sco0ol VUun - sloolng now IN .
NAoh anA NRA1av 18Th aeosa h%~. 49,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
The Garage Home.

= s4O &0s08S = 10aAASs
The garage homo IL one answer to the rent
'proAtees.
A small payment down gets good building
lot. often large enough far garden. berries and
chickens.
The buyer builds Z neat double garage at
cost Of . few hundred dollars, divides it with
Temporary. partitions into two or three rooms.
puts in the plumbing fixtures he intends to use
later in house, moves in and laughs at lahd-
lords.
Having started thus on the road to home
ownership. the garage-resideuce is an incentive
to economies. The quicker the first little debt
is paid on, the sooner viii the desired modern.
residence on the front Of the lot be reality
The idea Is = good one and allotment firms
arc likely TO quickly take It up and put on
the market whole subdivisions With garages
erected, ready for occupancy until the day when
the house can be built 49,,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
MILDRED
MARSHALL ,

formed from the longer name and
Rita. was soon forthcoming. The
latter has proved more popular
than Ghita, which is too Italian for
vogue outside Of that country.
Rita. however, was soon tsans-
ported from Italy into the other
European countries. France uses
It today and It is as common in
England as Margaret or Margu-
rite. The same is true OF this
country. Even Finland has a Rita.
though It rejects oil other forms Of
Margaret.
The pearl is, Of course, Rita's
talismanic gem. 1t is believed to
bring her admiration, friends and
lovers. Monday il her lucky day
and 2 her lucky number.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
H!:!'fbaRE5}b I R;n4% me
1sARC. ELlZABETH THONpSONb

forbid her to follow her inclina.
t3ons and to punish her for miscon.
duct will not check her or prevent
her nom going wrong.
! believe tho girl should be re-
stfictaA and severely punished.
You did not begin soon enough to
exert your authority and there
fore It win be dimcult now to take
an upper hand. Tho longer you
wait, however, the harder 1t will
b tor you to gain cootrol.
: WhAtevae you do. keep fear out
q yoaF mind. Whsu yos punish
have faitA tn yourself and in the
outcome of what yoa do. 70 start
With, talk the matter over With
your daughter and lot hee present
her paint Of view. Then tell her
that you have her interests 1t
heast and insofar - you consider
It advisable you will respect her
opinion. but where 20 believe she
10 1ot night she viii have 70 eeespt
your 6sc1aion until she % oe legal
ase To DO Otherwise.
Yoa might try IN allowance sys-
ten. Give yoaF daughter 70 cents
Z veek for sDsndiag msssy; II yeu
consider 70 coats too mach make
the aAoaat whatever you feel IL
right Each day that she dOoe NOT
obey yoa deduct 10 cests fSsn the
a11AWAnnA hnl2nwa shn .f11 -eG~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

his lovs-making sha was eteaAfly
impsrsonal in her letters; vha4 was
byeathsd into her pillow o'nixhts
Molly never revealsd.
Thus matters stood until oae
crisp morning in early December,
A. Molly Vas leaving the school
building, = telegram was put into
her hands, and With 4 sinking SEN
sation in her breast, she tore opea
the envelope. The words stared M
At her through blur:
Meet mo on 1:15 train today,
Must see you-Monty."
Molly stood dased; her little
world was crumbling about her
feet andeshs was poWerless to stpp
It. Monty here! She repsetsd It
to herself DULY again and again.
He Vas % fine and hoaest. he
would sdespfse her, think her Z
cheat . liar, she told heeself mises-
ably: She wished vaguely that she
might die, but instantly put the
thonght from her IN scoFn. No. the
|only thing to do was. to meet him
and ooafeos Tie whole vretched
business.
Al DE hour approached, lfoily'u
sensitive eoal ahRank ffum The task;
but aoueAoW abe tqun4 heeoelf q
tAs station, vaiG1hg with . hsayy
heart - besak her poee AubAos IN
to . tbcusen6 crystals.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

ished, there being Latin names u
rent under long leasshoA tenolS;
rent Of . farm. ground rent ~
Of state lands, and the ANIMAL -
payable for the right 70 tho
petasi enjoyment OF anything ~
On the surfacs Of the Land
Q. What is meant 3 mafmav
ing in cooking? A. G. v.
A. This means the adding "
salt. pepper. oil and vinegar. 70
ealad ingredient or mixture. sliO.
ing 10 stand until we'll season.. i.
Usually . mayonnaise DRESSING "
addsd at the time Of serving
Q. WHIST 10 the full name 0! wv
prince q wales? G.. A. IN
A. The prince Of Wales, IT, 81
names are Edward Albert GnIys
tan George Andrew Patrick D
David u the name by which ne :
usually called In the family c'!e !,
Q. Which is the correct inlp =
70 uss In marking . cut in. =
belt where the name Is O'Conn'
Mcdonald or VanH0rn? FF.r. g.
4. Individuals may decide =.
arbitrarily. but jewele:s adviss = h
eonbination orc, Med. or sn.
making silver and jewelry.
q What causes wind shske "
s,insr,. m freesi FL II.
A. There 10 Q difference OF op'.
ION ~ 70 the cause Of anen
(WinA shake). II 10 generally ~
posed that the ANIMAL layers OF ~
timber Of trees (Yings) are - ~
times sepafated b. strong
Mary. however. doubt that thie
dition d due to wind, and benz
qAenl1 - 1ola95ed Iathey -
- M0nHDfmR.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
u 3NISTAKEN IDENTITY.
BY Nina G.. Ramsay.
NCopyright. 1920. by the Wheeler
r. Syndicate, Incl


- U. 8. Birmingham,
~ Lisbon, Portugal.
sDsarest Dolly:
Il cannot begin to tell you how
glad I am again TO b writing you.
Guess I acted Mks . cad about Ted
CorlinE-but Ct the same time you
m41ladmit. little girl, that you gave
me oome cause for anger. Dear,
caA3swe call II quits? And - for
Ihe letter fluttefed from Molly's
1intprs. Who in the world vas
Writing to her like this? Why. she
haa never had . sweetheart in all
her lonely life, and out OF q CLAIR
bl4k1ky-this. She flashed guilt-
llysA6 she thought Of the little
grit and hurried ylcking 10 the
scattered sheets. fintshed reaafng.
The rest OF the letter was niled
VITA thrilling tAlss Of travel, bits Of
humorous adventure, and -betvoen
tho nnes-a maas yearline for
Ao1es and his" girl. Il was sagnsd
'J19ty." ss5
Moliy's life bad bssn sinsularly
uneventful ~ far - maa wefo con-
Qerued. Ever einee che could ~
11nbsr she had LIVED With her
mother - her only eompanion-the
1oehef whose soul ana Mad were
hurled deep In . past oe which she
meter spokA Molly passionAteiy
loved to reed and she had early
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
What's In A Name? NJ
tcssyas>1 1914 b. u. wss.,sr s,.dteaaA h,

RITA.
Rita IL one Of two countless
names derived from the popular
Margaret. Its brevity, charm and
peculiar Fitness TO be, applied TO- a
certain type Of girl has made it
sufficiently important to be ranked
- Q separate and individual name.
Indeed, its connection with Mar
garet is rarely recognized and it is
given in baptism without thought or
reference to In illustyious origin.
Nts IL Italian In It's derivation.
When Italy accepted the pearl
name which has penetrated every
European and some Asiatic coun-
tries she changed It to MArghsrita.
Ghita, was one Of the contractions
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

~ $50. ID Z 6okAor Il
.s.... ~ ~. ,..-s.-. 1870.
.
eefto0 . 0e cioee g 2 ceee opoa
wAiek - - pat IN artistje work
manlake e1nish. hut an eoiA9 to
a. The post-moetam ct the begin-
niue here. lust 1ps tha-. 2oyeity Of
tn thing. 4 reader whoee family
had influenza writes, in paft:
I'VE ali st&rted to convalasce but
my husband. ON whose lpne the
doctor found Z SPOT after be had
boen In bod four dAya Sd the doc
tor cautioned him not to get out Of
bed. But on the following day,
with his temperature 100 degrees,
while / vas attsndinA~to the chill
dren, Iho went to the bathroom and
shay9d. That night his teunbera-
ture want up To I0t and thA NEXT
morning It was l03 two nursas
..... consultation with pr. {.
and with Dr. n. but In spite
Of IN he succumbed Ii thfee days.
Do you think It might have been
exposure In crossing the hail to
the bathroom? or might it have
been because VI didn't have
enough fresh air! It vas hitter
cold and q strong wind and
thought It unwfse. but the nurses
kept the windows open all the
time. He had never been sick a
day IN his 81 years, and had done
hard farm work always"
Moral: Doctors orders should
be oheyed. Why employ q doctor
IN you do not intend to follow his
advfce?s
In this autopsy We encounter 4
very common condition, namely.
the fear OF fresh air, or rather an
effect ~ that fear.
Pneumonia has several titles
Lang fever h = good old name for
Z, because ft-conveys more mean
my than the word pneumonia.
ultra-sctentifc doctors have even
proposed pnsumanitia-presumably
to signify lung Inflammation, but
this III too ugly a VOID. Pleuro-
pneumonia 10 also a., old term for
It. emphe11xln& the fact that uSu-
ally some pieurfsy inflammation
OF the lung covering membrane)
goes with the pneumonia. Hippo
crates confounded pneumonia with
pleurisy, and wasn't 30 far wrone
at that Lobar pneumonia Is a IA
miliar term in medical parlance
meaning that the Inflammation is
usually limited to one or more en-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

Dear Mrs. Thompson: ! an the
mother Of eight children. One Of
my daughters IL IL years old and
crazy about the boys. At nrst I
would mot allow hsy to 90 With
them beoAase she yoa % young. bat
she would slip on and 80 With any
one, 70 I consented 10 her going
once In . while, providing I knew
where she WAS going and with
whom.
Now I can't trust hss ovt q ny
SIGHT. She l1lfts and waves and
attracts the attention OF every boy
she meets, will get int. Autos and
70 riding With anyone, especially
straugsfs. She wont mind unless
I make her. ] IN not we'll and
cart sand to ct nervous and ex-
cited.
She paints her cheeks and lips
and blacks her sysbrovs and lonks
ridiculous. / get % ashamed
AaaAt knov what - DO. but sim-
My can't make her stop I have
fatbel - her - only AmothsR can.
cried, pleaded. done everything. but
nothing seems to do any GOOD.
Thasa. 10 NO use asking her
fathers help. for he dpssat seem
to suallso What It means. He 10
oRe Of the kind who thinks the
sooner she starts the sooner she
will - married, M he won't have
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

Now that women have the vote. you may
look for . repeal OF discriminatory and unjust
sections Ct the constitution. For example,
there 10 the one making It necessary to ac-
knowledge an unusual number Of years before
Nipg eligible to the presidency.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

Coal operators in Kentucky have filed an
{. Injunction suit against the government. re-
straining it from prosecuting them under the
Lever act Maybe the government will be
lucky II it gets out Of this thing without going
TO Jail.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

Some snterprising promoter will soon put
pilla in vaudeville, or in moving picture play.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

! The hrst question asked his captors BY
man found roaming the Wisconsin woods. 4
dsy or two ago. was rs the war overr' No.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

A plot to assassinate the president-slect Of
Ae1bp has been discovered in Texas. 1t is .
brstt1 RAGS In Mexico, generally. between the
Inaugural and the inaugural.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

Many campaigns ago. Demosthenes was the
>eoplss favorits orator. He committed suicide.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

snlEocAstvo cataxsh. In this condi-
tion4sho Aeofse q lung involvement
Il the determinIng factor. and the
tystemic state II largely second
ary. Broncho.paeunonia ID usu-.
ally Z gradual development upon =,
preliminary bronchitis. Lung t.
YER b not Broneho-pneumonia ID
essentially q bronchitis extending
down, Into the very finest tubes and
then some. Lung fever IL indie
pendent Of bronchial Inflammation.
Questions and Answers.
The Jolly Roller-I am q man Of
7E and glad to know that In alive,
and one good reason Why / thrive
ID somefsaulting gracefully. NTfs
true ] Jolt things quite bit. for
when I turn I make . hit, but I
keep on with lots Of grit and roll
with great celebrity. And should you
ask while I'm at play. what jars the
dishes on the tray, I'd roll another
one and say, "'Tis l. sir. rolling
rapidly" A. g. c.
Answer-MeIrily we roll along.
roll along, some see stars and some
sing, song, 'cordin' to how old they
be.
EARLY Signs Of Cancer-I am an
unmarried woman aged IS. For the
last six months there has been a
hard lump in my left breast At
least l first noticed it about six
months ago. 1t has never been
sore or painful. But my sister tries
to keep me worried about it., Should
/ worry? E. J. e.
Answer-No. Go to your doctor
and ind out what is the matter.
Worrying about such a condition Is
foolish It. may be Insignificant.
And again it may be cancer. ANY
lump developing in the breast OF
a woman over 30, even though 1t be
painless, suggests possible cancer.
This 10 particularly the case if the
skin over the lump appears drawn
in or seems attached to the under
lying lump. Women should learn
thaA cancer 10 painless in its early
stageand q fair hope Of cur hinges
on surgical Treatment applied in
that stage. Never worry about
such 4 thing; 60 Immediately to
your physician and find out. This
il health and money economy.
Blood Pressure-I saw an article
some time ago, l think it was
yours, advising persons over SO to
have the blood pressure tested an
nuaily. ! do this regularly. Can
| one by>doing this take treatment. il
the pressure is too high. which will
prevent paralysis? A. L.
Answer High blood pressure
does not particularly favor paral-
ysis-that is, it is not often
cause of stroke" (hemorrhage in
the brain, apoplexy). When blood
pressure is found too high, that is
but one sign or symptom; it re-
mains for the physician to deter
mine what is the matter For it is
not the height Of the blood pres
sure, but the disease condition or
the wrong mode OF life which
causes it that should be
treated or corrected. Measuring
the blood pressure is a-minor, and
often unnecessary part of the an
nual physical examination which
all persons over the age of 80
should have.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

Our new college seniors have until June
b learn how 70 fetch this country out Of its
sroubles.- 80
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

-All arguments to the contrary" says the
Republican spellbinder. "the fact re-Maines-"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

the mail carriers life cannot be called dull
binco airplaas deliveries started.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
Argus Information Bureau

n1es
sn6e An tunn
dfses .@vidaa- 10 saaas ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
IAR60DY.

win MN love me vhsn nv haif - h,ksd
And when ny teeth have noWn the ooop.
When Tn skin and bone and ~ Hinges moan
And i've got tho gout. the ~ and ctoap9
Wil 20 love ne whsn I'm % the hatnk
All In and down and gone y -.
inst he pAlo dsae1e Of 'uGtee -
: 4 Aaceid ffeak and . brok1a reed?
! s5t5 y : r -
VIM non love me- whsa my pulch1itude
u ancient history, ny,
WIN yuu stroke my hand when Time has
canned .S-Y
Ne far ftom the haunts at the young and
gayfs
Win ron kias my lips and my 3evefsd brow
when I'm wax and wan on my lonely cot,
Win you love me then - you love mo now?
Don't speak! for know that you~whN
NOT ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

Which reminds one of the youngster who as
sured Thomas Edison he knew what electricity
Was.
LINES 10 A VERY YOUNG NAN.
Just now you are. of course, Indifferent
To anything that may say of you.
Twill bring no joy, nor cause you to lament;
You will not know If it be false or true.
You do not ind this world vale Of tears,
Just now your eyes ope on a fairy land
But some day when you've reached maturer
And read these lines-then you will understand
There be some puny mortals here below 4
Regarding such as yoa of trifing worth, $50
Who do not understand, and could not know.
The rapture Of the one who gave you birth!
FBut-ah! Two souls today bask in the glow
OF one wee star of heaven come to earth
Il ONE may safely assume that the worlds
[grsatest newspaper" in sleuthing out the
missing precincts which assured Mr.. Small's
nomination, felt the same toward its anti
Thompson readers as did the sorrowins father
who said, This hurts me more than 1t does
you."
"Notioa." Won Asssvsrate, L. To Werd!
(From the Sherfard Bulletin.
There Is an old saying that "as
Maine goes in q national election 70 goes
the notion"
ANNOUNCES BILL FOR SUNDAY SHOW"
dubuque Times-JouFnal.
In Cook county Bill puts on his shows With
out being announced.
WHAT Is Joint! The place where the
bones come together Chicago Tribune's
memory test" column =
But in Chicago . Joint is 4 place where the
bonehsads come together.
NEARLY 1000 French women havs ex-
pressed their willingness to marry Marshal
Foch.
PERHAPS the marshal nav thinks Sher-
man was wrong RE. rG
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

LET us hasten to disclaim authorship Of
the "Rha9sody" Not that We wouldn't be
glad to claim it-but We simply can't. The
clipping fell from our scrapbook tiother even
in9 and, - it seemed I've say this at some
personal risk to strike q responsive chord in
our manly buxsum We pass it ON to you. J. p.
McEvoy must have written 1t, for II sounds
like him. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-30
ANTI-BOI SHEVIJl
REPORT ADVAl

Sebastopol, June 2s.-The -
Of General Wrangel. commaa +
anti-bolshevik forces In the d 49, :
are reported to be advu11
against slight opposition.