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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08
Store open till 5; Saturdays open till 6 o'clock
Bright smart felt hats here!

Sports hats of piquant air and fine degree. Shapes that essence of jaunty comfort. Colors of bright beauty and great appeal.
 Then, simple trimming of feathers that imparts tfrely-new air.
 Ostrich bands and fancy feather trimming appears upon henna and gray and navy and copenhagen and and green. There white felt hats with striking stitching in black. These of extra value C7 En at Hackle and ribbon and embroidery enlivens peach and orchid and jade and gray and rust-hued GG E0 hats These of extra value at
 Second hoor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08
MRS. N, K- TAYLOR

The funeral Of Mrs. Nicholas K Taylor, widow of Robert Taylor, who died Wednesday at her home, 161 East Main street, will be held teHaar- row afternoon at a;30 from her late home and tine burial will take place in Union cemetery, Stratford.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08
Mems snappy low shoes $7.5O.

Just n-and going out quick upon feet of who know value and appreciate good style Brown kid butcher ofords Mahogany caf English last Mahogany calf, ball strap Black kid butcher oxford Snappy in both style and finish, remark Gz E0 able values at ~sH~~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-14
Two Defendants in
Toledo Trial Faint
In The Court Room

To.cIr Ohio. June 13.--'IamcS Reese.
ono ot thirty two defendants indicted
IN the milton dollar postUfi!cc robbery
,ook tho ~;atd ;h!s afternoon and :u!d
Il lary h.s connection N handling the
loot.
\ ~ - IT, tie wi'r''S chair thrT"
Wis :, *;i~ "a ,hc lax "F tmc r"oIn and
"" Trl'ri. n'.c cF those ~ trial kcclcd
.p.c- ~ i :r'5. Proc, cdirSS wcr" held
,.p zen inmates vn:.r Deputies dashed
wafer = NJ :.rr anG taruei him. He
VAS s;Nl in \ da.'G coalition when
ll.igc iti,..'2 ordered n" trial 10 pro
t'Od
\, the same minute Hril.ok was -.
Mrs. Iia7r!r' Somm"rS. mother Of Pearl
SonGuers. another defendant. dropped n
= hna1 =: N" cont II Tn court house
st"ps \ ro:!ccman rushed the uneon-
-,'iou4 w"!nau 20 : nearby drug 5tore
where Ir administered first nd IN
f:;c"n Minutes shr waS able 10 so TO
nc; home r IN ambulance.
i'rc-c A. Prosecutor B"hns INVITA-
.ior. eft tn- witness chair ard walked
oTcr 20 n" eighteen icIcrdanis seated
In two row4. and picked James Sinsone
ag one OF two men who took him 10
where the posiofhce loot was hidden IN
h!a garage few hours after the rob-
h~ry on the morning OF February H.
As Feese stood IN from; OF Sa7sona
and declared That is the man right
there" me Identified defendant cursed
20 wlencs& According 10 t'eese. no was
a victim of other deFc ndauts who forced
him to share in handling tho loot
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Capital and Labor lnterde-
pendent Employers Sollc-
itouc for Workers Welfare

Syracuse. y. Y, June l%.-E. X. Cary.
chairman Of the Board OF Directors or
Tho United States Steel Corporation
tod SyracuS- University students IN a
commencement address today that capt
tnl is necessary to the progress ana
prosperity Of every country and any
peopie. The only alternative TO II. he
declared was the anarchy or SoVietism
nov Enawtng at the vitals Of Russia.
This Russian system he described as
poison IN the natura! system OF natona!
and Individual lifc ah!ch would eventu-
ate in destruction.
II the people OF America would study
the facts about this vital question. he
said. there would br no epidemic or
Sovtetism here. Capita! and the rights
Of all people would be conserved.
In this country mo door OF opportun-
!tv !s npcn 20 both capital and labor.
and neither. he said. should be permit
ted 10 abuse 4.
He expressed the opinion that there
might be no objection 20 fair and
reasonable law subjectinG organized
"a pital. exceeding certain amounts TO
governmental inquiry and restriction In
its us,s. provided organized labor
should MISC b. subjected 10 tho same
statute
cApttAl ana Labor
Mr. Gny began BY pointing out hat
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MILITARY To
CONTROL HAITI
Drastic Action Follows Fail
ure Of Civil Courts to
Convict

Washington, June lG.--Wtth IN" Az
nova! Of the prcSld"Ni "f liHitl, Se'te-
,arv Denby nu> ordered trhESl"Tr'H |"
Tho military Hu;huritl'S tEc Jur!suic-
tiou If ;hC .il.! courts CNc" persons
charged with nSliGai!nn OF diSoTd"r
NloodShcd or rebellion. or l!bclling 'n'!r
bcrS Of tho Haitian government or the
American marin, forces Of occupation
The consistent refusal ~ Tn" ciVi!
culrls TO convict persons accused Of
these Cffrnscs and tho -apid growth re-
,cn,I,. uE revolutionary propa Uganda
leading TO fear Of an UPRISING and
sloradlr rcrolutiun disturbances on the
stand. w,rc given as the reasons for
Tho step.
"En,!ing tha, l." punishment follow:
their attacks upon persons and OH
ciaIs" Il navy dcIartment statement
= III! "Ffait!an orators md writer's have
crown holdrr and more HudaCiouS until
,T"nuuriation h.t, mounted almost TO
frenzy. and pariistuS or all parties be-
,.ITn" 50 cxritcd ii was feared that
pop liar outbrusts might occur."'
1T Is believed that III" knowledS
- t:.al baior" nu unrrcjudiccd cour;,'
.hc statement continued. will preVeH;
u recurrence OF outbreaks which have
threatened 20 provoke disturbances"
Hereafter PERSONS accused OF these
nsfcnscs will hr arrested hy the ipl-
r.nCs and tried before Il provost court
martial. according to procla nation Us.
sued by Colonel John II. Russell. COM
manding the marines in Haiti.
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ONE KILLED; Two
FATALLY WOUNDED
IN SHOOTING AFFRAY

Huntington. W. Va. June l3.-one
man Was killed. two fatally wounded
and three Others seriously hurt In an
affray at White House, KY. mininS
,ov.n % miles south OF Louisa, In Law
renee county, kentucky. this afternoon
The Dead
Miliard Merks. 45, married.
Fatally wounded
c. Check. deputy sheriff. married.
Garfield Meek. married.
Slightly wounded
Ed. Price and Writ Scaggs. special
pe1ce officers. and Ed Ward, oyscander
The wounded men were taken to q
hospital at raintsville. Physicians at
White House expressed the opinion tha'
neither c. Cheek nor Garfield heeB
would live through the night
The shooting took place during the
afternoon performance of a circus that
showed at White House today. Millard
Mecks. a prosperous merchant and his
brother, Garfield. are alleged to have
created A disturbance. Sheriff Cheek
and special peace officers named for
the day attempted to make arrests. TIL.
Mecks are said TO have resisted and
gun battle followed. On" OF the Off
GERS engaged escaped unwounded. &C.
cordlng to information received tonight
from Louisa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-14
Midwest
Buyers Of
". .Va.Coal
$4,000 CARLOADS
WILL BE MARKETED
Through Cooperative Plan
of the Farm Bureau
Federation

Chicago. June 13.-More than $4,000
carloads Of coal will pc shipped to tho
farms OF the middle west through q new
marketing channel this fall X the farm
pooling plan goes through. Representa-
tiy.s Of the state farm bureaus IN Min
nesota, Wisconsin. Iowa, Illinois, Ohio.
Indiana. Michigan and West Virginia in
:, coal conference here today wore toto
how they could save 81 ton. or a6'-
400. 900. for the farmers OF the corn belt
bv buying coal in cooperative way
through the farm bureau.
The pooling plan was presented At the
meeting BY J. L. McLaughline, secretary
Of the West Virginia Farm Bureau fed-
Grafton. MI Laughl.n said his organiza-
tion would set up L service organization
through which all coal needed oy the
bureau members in the middle west
could be handled. and thus eliminate
from two to three extra handling
charges. The contracts would be made
monthly.
Farmers in the eight states use moro
than 1000, 900 tons Of coal year. They
would be allowed TO place their orders
through their county farm bureaus, and
the coal would be shipped direct from
the mines TO the local station, where IL
would be unloaded directly into the
farmers wagons. delegates explained.
commi,tr. Of four was named TO WORK
out the plan.
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JUDGE GARY DENOUNCES SOV|ET|SM IN
ADDRESS At SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

the people OF the United states have tho
greatest opportunity for success in
every department OF worthy endeavor.
The expression that the world owes
each individual a living" was too fire.
quentIy used. and X was foolish to en-
deuvor to support that claim by ciunS
the acknowledged principle that all men
are created free and equal. This meant.
he said. no more and no less than the
right Of equal protection and oppor-
tunity.
Speaking on n, relations OF capital
and labor. Mr.. Gary said that these two
interests recognize their intcrdependence
but that outsiders often seek 10 antag-
on:ze them. He declared. however. that
the majority OF employers or managers
OF business are more solicitous for the
welfare OF the workmen and do more to
promote their comfort and happiness
than outsiders ever have done or were
disposed TO do. Labor was never in the
worlds history more highly respected
nor treated AZ liecrally as today, be de-
clared. II had been demonstrated to be
profitable to the employer to treat tho
workmen fairly and this would insure
the latter full justice.
Laying stress on the necessity Of cap
ital lie said: Money Is essential to pro-
vide facilities for preparing one to ac-
comrliSh 'hr best results in any pro-
tcssion or calling The material pfe-
Srcss and prosperity OF any and every
country are - an enormous extent tho
result Of large capital. without these
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-14
MAY ASK HUGHES
TO ARB|TRATE IN
TURCO-GREEK CLASH

constantinople, June 13.-ons OF
the possibilities surrounding the
rurco-6reeh situation - that the
nuiss, In agreement with the Tur-
ttsh Natonalists, may AK Charles
Z, Hughes. the American sscrstAFy
Of state. to arbitrats the quesdo
in dispute.
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Schuck, Judge Robinson, Marshall
and Thayer Given High Offices
Wheeling Man Special Assist
ant Attorney General
Robinson Special Counsel
for Department Of Interior
at $4,000 a Year

Charles J SrhuCk. when in !
formed ,..St night Of Washington
dispatches: telling OF his selection :
for An assistant attorney general
of IN" United states. expressed !
no surprise. He stated 'hat he
had been ofr"r,.i 4 similar poS.-
tion at Washington with !, SALARY
Of !7.iuU. but preferred 20 remain
in Wheeling where he would bn
able to prosecute his lrga! rrar-
t,rr. Attorney General p,uGhcr,y
had then made the alternative uf-
Ter Of All assistant attorney
gcn,EalShip 1T Wheeling with u
.Stlarv nf H.5nn. which he had
accepted. Mr.. SChuck WAS not in
= position 20 state just what
would be tho character Of MS
work here for the department OF
Justice No doubt his many
friends will lie far from SLOW IN
rendering their congratulations.
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SETTLE AT 20 CENTS.

New York. June 13.-The Leslie Com
pauy. publishers. agreed to-day 10 set
tie their bankruptcy claims at twenty
cents cash on the dollar. The proceed
ings were held In the United States dis
trict court before Judge Learned.
The creditors and their claims are:
william Green, S7t9.72o; West Virginia
Pul1 and Paper Company. H0ts16. and
the Charlls SchwinglCr Press, s:2TIS0.
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Resumed
Coal Company Officials Fired
Upon From Tent Colony
at Lick Creek

charleston. W. Va. JunA '.--Sho"t-
'rT ~ resumed Ht Lick Cr,"k. Mig"
county. THIS afternoon. I.cord'nG 20 70
no-rS received u; 'iovtrn"r T.. =. Nor
gam office. A party o. coal company
officials. Win t'"!r wives, were nrcd
upon - thr? We're urlI!ng tN-o1EiI I&r
tent ro'ohy ~ Lick Creek. No o. 'r.tS
wrIut"C. although a number az >" OTIS
p,r" frCi, 'hc r"p,rt said.
IN" party included GcCrg" Wci"h.
Sup-ri2t, Hdcnt of III" mines OF tho
White Star Mining company It MNrri-
mac. and Mr.. t'.n.. aao;ncr sLpurinteu-
dem; of tho Williamson ue!d. and has
wife. the report said.
Tl"" wore driving through ;hr ten
Co!oMy at l:ij O'clock tbs afternoon on
H." T"h'" highway. A. they Nearc'l
~" "cHj,r "i the "oipny. II" reports
continued. shooting hcran.
W"H.n. who VAS driving, increased the
speed cc the ,1- and rea"..rd q ~h"rN
turn N ;Rc road with bullets whi2ZinG
nN around" state rniir" were inCo"m"d
of tnc shouting. but th"r" have been 70
arrests. he report added
4 number OF the t'nt cOlon.sts at Lick
Creek were arrested scvrra! days ago
and .tr'r released b"r,usc of IN" lac!,
oc ovidrrcC. !. wa.S stated today ut the
EuIrrnor'& QHrirc. 'rhry wcr" charged
v.tH shu"'."c -; ,nntoriSts along tho
hicn"a: wh..h ~Cus through ia" coll
ony.
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The committee on improvements and
beautilcat!on Of the Out-the pike dis
tr!ct has been called to meet Friday
evening at 3 o'clock In the Chamber Of
Commerce Offices. Attorney P. J. Nc
Ginlcy. Hairman. requests that an mem
bers be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-14
|ND|CT MIDWIFE
FORP0|S0N|NG
IN KABER CASE
ASSASSINS TRIED TO
COLLECT BIG REWARD
Women Fortune Tellers
Promise Statements TO
Prosecutor

'r.c,r.nrd. O.. Jur- 13.--Thc -ctuTn OF
first i"grr" murder indictment; against
Mrs III nina r",I' ito. - midW.ie ar
rr-;rI in Sar'uSky several days ago. the
fourth woman 20 a." indicted ~ lhe
murder OF Daniel +. kab'r. -" years
ago. and revelations that N" ;.SSassins
who stabbed kab:r twenty -four times
attempted to Secure = $500 reward Of
fcrcd for ,h";r arrest w"r" ;hc "utHtand-
:ng developments in the IN! story t'-Hhy'
The other 'hr"r women Und'" in!!ctment
arc Mrs. Eva Ca,hc-iD" hLhrr. willow OF
tho slain man: Mrs. Mary Dr!'|vl. o.,
her mother. and Mss Marian McAFdle.
h"r daughter.
The indictm'nt aims; Mrs. toiaT!to
alleges that she administered poison to
Kahc: and pa-:! ':9atrd in the siabb;nS.
COMFY I'ro:crutnr Ed%: ri c. Stanton
ann"urr"d to-day that 4 wom~H fortune
rrl!rr. her daurh;cr. son and SHn-In-Ia"'
Lad promised :" lr;.i" Hhmpei" state
mont covering their cn'ir" kn'"!'uS"
Of tac affair.
Tried to Collect Reward.
I, MS learned to-day that the TWO
fur.icncr4 rho ar. h",irvcl to have act
ualiy stabbed kal-'r. went 20 Joseph
IIahrr. brother of III" dead man. somo
time after tho murder and oEereo 10
show him !. woman vino could tell AL
about ~" murder
THY tool. HIM 10 Il place ana pointed
nu; = ho,;>" where Mrs. Colavi'o l'Fed'
,rcord;,., 10 IA" brothers statement
and tried to collect the reward. Their
ccror:a faii"d. however. when they re-
fused 20 give out any further ;nioF'"''
t!oh ,.
., temporary injunction was :SSueu
to-day. by Judge Home =. fo"t','
,,.-,IrI,r xrs Kaber and Miss McArdle
from Iisposing Of their tights IN prop
.r,y lef. them BY the wiI! OF paA:ei ka-
h,r, The action vas taken IN pett'on
nr attorneys representing Moses NADER
father ri the murdered man.
The injunction VII remain III '0Fvr
until the hearing of the murder chars'S
have been disposed c:.
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won't Dcu with o. NJ W.

,Hra:."s.,r.. 4. Va. JuAc lG.--.n reply
TX SC NJ Necroy tonjrr, Mr.. DIM
stead d"c.&rcd that rep-r ."Tta.I'"N o;
,.- Williamson CoIl Nr"~I'or,' .l-SO".-
a;t.n bay. been stead. n n. Er"Ind
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Williamson. W. Va. Jun" t. Arrests
v!U be made Ionnrr0'v in connection
with tie firing AZ George Wcl"h and
motor party near Lick Creek tent colony
;hiE afternoon. according I" VI; jor Tom
Davis. commanding "a MinEn county,
u0dcr Governor MorSanS proclamation
OF martial law.
Wcirn and several other persons wcrn
rassinr 'hc colony. Major Davis said to-
uiEN'. when >rvvr;I shots we-r fired a.
the machirc ~ which they were riding
No one was injured. nnh the party made
Wl,"nlsOn Il short distance from L.irH
crock. IN safety. Wci'h IS Suprrinteu-
dent Of nc White star Mining company
q, Mcrrimac. W. Va.
Major Davis declared that unless
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Members Hustfng as Never Before to Round
UD Votes in Final Effort 10 Win Automobiles

UNCERTAINTY OF POSITIONS IN THE WNDUP or BIZ BIZ
BALLOT BATTLE STIRS PRIZE AsPIRANTs TO GREATER
ACHIEVEMENTS DURING LAST DAYS-SATURDAY NIGHT
ENDS IT-JUDGES NAMES AND THE CLOSING RULES WILL
BE PUBLISHED ToMORROW-A HOT FINISH EXPECTED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-14
THu W1ATH1A-

West virgtnis-asnsrAuy fair Tues
day and Wednesday; not much change In
temperature.
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SPECIAL Dispatch 10 The IntcllIEenccr.
Washington. =. c.. June l3.--The fol-
lowing appointments "f Vest Ntrginiaas
were announced today.
Judge Ira l. Robinson ~ Grafton.
sDccial counsel for the department Il
tho interior. $4,000 a year salary
Capt John \. Thaysr OF Charleston
special assistant attorney general. VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-14
ICON Gnuod On PaSo NlnoJ
SECOND MYSTERIOUS
FIRE ON Big LINER

New York, Juno l3-Fire Of un-
known origin cAused slight damage
today to the steamship George
Washing ton. which President VIII
son used In travelling tn tho pesco
conference. It was tho second IRE
within n month aboard the steam
er which Is undergoing repairs In
Hoboken drydocL Tho steamer
is scheduled to sail July 30 for
Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen
those alleged to haze been responsible
;"r he shooting were apprrhcndcd to-
morrow. ne would nave arrested as
many men as he did charged with the
violence Of iwo weeks ago.
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OF me Dive w,,. p-"ve oi r-ra: raluo
:, -" "&-h.ca,'' - Sc" 10 nc, h'iierr n
lcut5s an Opportunity - pass them
whereby mere rVtes uny he 'ecu"ed.
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The INTELLIGENCE CE L

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper IN the
State OF West Virginia.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09
PROGRAM. WILL
CLOSE COURSE.
D. A. r. Assists Night School Staff
In Arranging Entertainment
Announce Winner.

A program Friday evening at the
high school will mark the close of
the night school term which COM
pletes course Of 10 weeks for Eng
lish, gas engine, machine shop and
shop mathmetic classes. The pro-
gram will be given in cooperation
with the Fort Armstrong chapter,
D. A. R., which has offered a prize
of IS in gold for the best 150-word
essay on George Washington, writ
ten in the English classes. The
winner of the essay prize has not
yet been announced but he will
read the manuscript on that night.
Seventy-five students during the
term have been instructed by the
following teachers: English
classes, Miss Clara Redecker, Miss
Sara Wakefield and Mrs. Rose
Bowen; gas engine, Otto Schadt
machine shop, C. c. Macdonald and
shop mathmetics, Arthur J. Wag-
ner,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09

IvgGyV1 - ellis6ns - ~ -
~ 60 whea ~ untf11 0tdtoe
n0st hand Rick ~ innigraats,
and this should not ~ done q Our
shogos, bat on the other sids. There
10 no room h1sN for physically and
mentslIy diseased Immigrants.
Amer the talk By Justice Thomp-
son, John Nash sang my Golden
Dreama," ireland II Ireland to
Me- and 'Twas Only a Irish
mans Dream"
] Sheriff John Miller made = short
talk and Cyrus e. Diet1. Moline At
torney. entertained with new sto-
ries and witticisms.
CaslstEsn 6Deaks.
Captain Oscar E. Carlstrom,
Aledo. was received with great ac-
claim for his talk. six months
after the armisticet was signed the
World war veterans were seeming
ly forgotten" he declared. when
we were in France our greatest
pride was IN reading OF the solidity
Of the citizens Of our country in
backing the men at the front. The
ex-service men do not now seek re-
peated demonstrations in their
honor, but one, thing only do they
demand, and that is that the men
who are disabled be cared for"
He made special mention Of
things interesting to service men.
relative to care for disabled SOL
diers. The present reconstruction
period was dwelt upon as well as
claim made that tte labor question
is the greatest now confronting the
country AMI that hand picking
Of future immigrants is one OF the
biggest needs Of the country.
o. L. Dalligee. Siboney Bay camp.
spoke in behalf of the Spanish war
veteran contingent.
At conclusion Of the program the
ex-service men were called to sa-
lutte the dag. and as they stood
guests arose to their feet in salute
to the war veterans and the flag
They held this position as Rev. Mr.
Rolf spoke words Of benediction.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Apply Zemo, the Clean, Anti.
septic Liquid. Gives
Prompt Relief

There is one safe. dependable treat.
n1ent that relieves itching torture and
that cleanses and soothes the Skin.
Ask any druggist for a Csc or 81 bottle
OF Zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
you viii find that irritations, pimples
blackheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
Zmo. the penetrating. satisfying
liquid, is all that is needed, for IL
bamshes most skin eruptions. makes
me SKIN soft, smooth and healthy
The E. ". Rose Co, Cleveland. q.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09
JuDeE bNDIS
NAY SPEAK 1T
CUBS BANQUET
49,


/. Judge Kenesaw NJ. lands Of Chi
cago may be a speaker at the ban
quet being arranged by the Rock
Island Exchange club in honor Of
the Chicago Cubs, who play an ex-
hibition game in Rock Island April
IL. The noted jurist has signified
his willingness to be present The
Exchange club expects his official
acceptance Of the invitation within
q few days.
: Secretary J. J. Rimerman Of the
Exchange club is elated at this
chance to give the tri-cities an OPP
portunity to see and hear him. 1t
Is recognized that the presence Of
the supreme arbiter Of baseball
should make the affair stand out in
sport circles Of the community.
The banquet will be given in the
Masonic temple the night of April
II. The Cubs are scheduled to play
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09
ROAD PLAN
BEING PUSHED IN
DRURY TOWNSHIP
Especial Correspondence

VCpcCIdI SDOEf
Drury Township, ILL.,, March 81
A movement sponsored by the Mus
catine Commercial club is being
made in Drury township for build
ing and oiling roads In this vicinity
and connecting with Mercer county
roads. Several meetings for the
purpose of discussing the project
have been held recently.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09
.eY'' JUNIORS AT
MUSCATIlJE FEST

Seven Of the junior leaders corps
under the direction Of A. ~ Rec
ord Of the Y. NJ. C. A. participated
in gym fest last evening at the
Muscatine Y. Twenty athletes gave
a program of gymnastics. The To-
cal Y quintet defeated the Musca-
tine basketball team, "a to 4.
The leader corps was composed
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09
ESDAY THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS MARCH 3,
The program will be;

The program will be;
Music.
Reading. Petite Simunde"-Hel-
en- Lavender.
Music.
Essay, George Washington
Winner of contest.
Piano solo-Pierre Vanhaeken.
Talk = Superintendent E. c.
Fisher.
Moving pictures, Park Your
Care. C. Macdonald.
Social hour-Members OF d. A. X
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09

George McQuillan's Islanders dur
ing the afternoon. They will leave
for Chicago on the midnight train
to open the National league season
the day following.